Obituary notices from Sharon area deaths list several mourners
Several local obituaries recount deaths in January and February. Mrs Catherine Harris dies at 72 near Sharon after a year of heart trouble then grippe. survivors include seven children and two daughters in law. Miss Latimer, 38, Marshall teacher and daughter of Geo Latimer, dies of appendicitis. funeral at Baptist Church and interment at Ridge Park. An engineer from Slater dies at Vandalia after pneumonia. funeral in Vandalia, wife returning to Slater. Mrs Wesley Urton dies at Sweet Springs. funeral set. Another death near Little Rock from lagrippe aged 72. burial Union Hill cemetery. five sons and a daughter survive. A final life ends near Saline City after lagrippe. interment Union Hill. long-time Union Hill Church member.
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Catherine Harris
Sharon
Geo, D
Slater
Harris Cemetery
Harris
Marshall
Baptist Church
J.Q. Partee
Ridge Park Cemetery
Little Rock
Lagrippe
Harry
Abraham
Union Hill Cemetery
Saline City
Union Hill Cemery
Daugher
Union Hill Church
Death of C A Bartholf Reaches Local Colony
Ben Bertholf of the colony was summoned to Bedalia on Wednesday due to the death of his father C A Bartholf. He died at his Sedalia area home about ten miles east on Tuesday at nearly eighty years of age.
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Ben Bertholf
Bedalia
C. A. Bartholf
Sedalia
Newspaper Subscriptions and Renewals Roundup Near Herndon
Berkenbile moves paper from Gypsum to Hennessey Oklahoma. John Tracy orders Republican for Hugh White of Seattle as a gift. Pat Hayes arranges live paper for city deceased. Multiple readers renew or start subscriptions from Slater Malta Bend Grand Pass Saline Valley etc. Includes postmasters, bee man, farmers, and local politicians in Marshall and surrounding towns.
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John Tracy
Hugh White
Seattle
Washington
Pat Hayes
Farmer Manley
East of Town
W. H. Keyton
Slater
EK. M
Joplin
Conrad Ohlendorf
Saline Valley
W. F. Garnett
Walker H. Baker
Malta Bend
I. N. Evrard
Marshall
Aug. Reker
Grand Pass
F. W. Wiedmeyer
Blackwater
M. E. Tribble
G. Allen
Marta Bend
Marshall Monday
Claude
Miami
Mr. Allen
Glee Club Delights at New High School Auditorium
The Missouri University Glee Club presented a fine program Wednesday evening at the new high school auditorium. The students are jolly and genial, and the well selected numbers provided an enjoyable and instructional entertainment for a large audience.
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Missouri University Glee Club
New High School
Atten
Dance Show Delights Audiences With Witty Comedy
The boys delivered lively performance with humor and timing keeping the audience in near continuous laughter and inviting a return engagement.
Norton social notes reveal a bustling weekend
A crowded Norton gathering for preaching drew attendees as Preston Yates visited his sister Mrs Phelps. Ed Clemens and wife joined relatives, and several locals including Miss Edith Jones and Miss Leona Hayes were seen visiting. A dance at Mr McGuire's drew a large crowd while others hosted or visited family, with plans to relocate and attend events noted.
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Norton
Preston Yates
Marshall M. B. A. to hold regular meeting Thursday
Marshall M. B. A. will have its regular meeting on Thursday February fifteenth. All members are requested to be present.
For Sale High Grade Seed Corn by W C Hoffman
For sale 200 bushels of Duncan Prolific Seed Corn described as hardy and a sure grower. Orders encouraged early. Contact W. C. Hoffman at raid 6 Marshall Missouri.
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Duncan
Municipal electric plant critic blasts peanut legislation
A letter from the superintendent of a city electric plant details chaotic management under municipal ownership. He cites dirty boilers, unmetered water, broken meters, and supply delays, blaming board interference and excessive cost cuts. He notes rate reductions improved service yet laments bureaucratic obstacles and poor oversight. He seeks new employment.
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Aigua
Lean
Illogical Municipal Ownership Debate in Buffalo Times
An editorial argues that municipal ownership rests on republican self government. It questions the belief that a community must own transportation and suggests the logic would extend to housing clothing and feeding. The piece challenges whether self government covers basic life needs.
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The
Buffalo Times
Official Charged With Graf On Confession of Accomplice
In Columbus an official tied to the municipal electric plant faces charges after the confession of his accomplice, William Willcox. The former supervisor was arrested amid the investigation into alleged graft and corruption schemes damaging utility operations.
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Graf
William Willcox
Superva
The
Municipal Electric Light Plam
Calumbua
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