Local notes list visits, sales and births in Marshall
Mrs. Mary McDivitt returns from Blackwater visit. New spring ginghams arrive at Fletcher's. Mollie Ewart visited Hallie Forquer in Crearville. Frank Sparks, J W Sparks brother, died in Lexington February 4. Big remnant sale at Fletcher's February 17 at 10. Mrs. Nuckles visited Bowling Green. Eubank’s 54th birthday with family dinner. Odell sells native lumber near Crearville. Mabel Smith seeks apprentices. Chicago trip for spring goods. Union Suits sale at Fletcher's February 17 at 16c. Taft visit plans and Kansas City trip. Bertha John returns from Mt. Leon ard. Mrs. Forquer visits Eddy and Lewis. others ill with grip. Twins rumor denied. Graves of Welch, I T. visit Marshall. Ross C. Griffith enjoys stay and likes the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Ewart
Hallie Forquer
Crearville
Scott
Cunningham
Wash
Marshall
W. F. White
Wm. O'Donnell
J. W. Sparks
Frank G. Sparks
Hisone
Lexington
Richard Nuckles
Ladies’ Misses and Childrens Union
W.H
Ridge Prairie
Will Keeth
Mars Shall
Grand Pass man Sam Ross travels through Marshall to Osage county
Sam Ross of Grand Pass, en route to Osage county to oversee his mother's estate, mentions Aug Reker and their Kansas City trip where they bought a sheller for cob pipe corn. He notes local farmers will plant cob pipe corn now that they have a shelter. A big remnant sale is set at W H Fletcher's on Monday Feb 17 with doors opening at 10 AM to showcase the extensive remnant line.
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Sam Ross
Grand Pass
Marshall
Osage Cnuity
Reker
Kansas City
W. H. Fletcher
Real Estate Transfers From Marshall Area Listings
Michael Jacoby to Rosa Sieve part lot 1 2 block 2 Pe & Gordon's add Marshall. I levice to LP sa se in 24 40 21. 4000 Joo T shores to A y Lay tham Jota 1 to 6 3 0 12 13 feet in college add Marshall. 800 Reuben George to Joe St George Ma ln 348 21. ann 1760 Catherine Kennedy to Righd O Kennedy 200 in 2040 20. Richd Kennedy to Catherine Kennedy 200 in 2049 20. 2200 Jon F Pittman to Alex Long 017 pio 6 OO B2. cee 10000 Susan I Baker to A N Dickson lot 1 to 6 block 2 Isbell's add Stator. 1000 Rot L. Coz to Gw Cowan tote 39 40 block 11 Nelson. 68h D B Champbell to Chas Bridges 5 4a bo V1-0 20 oo. Margaret Smith to Chas Smith Gl de io 9-40 22. 3000 Virgioiea Smith to Wm O Pace 4a lo 17-40-20. 3000 Joe Hammond to W D Mason lot 1 block 4 Magness add Sweet Springa. Tult Lowlato W C Vaughtere lot7 b lt Eoglish add Marshall 360 450
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jacoby
Rosa
Kennedy
Catherine Kennedy
Jon F Pittman
Alex Long
Pio
Susan I Baker
Dickson
Isbell
Rott L. Coz
G W Cowan
Magness
Sweet Springa
Cee
Cerees
Tult Lowlato
C Vaughtere
Eoglish
Marshall
Has Missouri man first spring chickens this January
Has Spring Chickens A. W. Clough reports 10 chicks hatched last week by a hen that hid under an outhouse, 14 miles southeast of town. He believes this is the first spring chickens of the season, noting the January warmth. His sister, returning from Texas, will search for more on her way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clough
Town
Missouri
Texas
Has Premium Roosters H. D Davis Ready to Supply Plymouth Rock Settings
Has Premium Roosters H. 8, Davis, with Terrell and DeGarmo's last week received two genuine Plymouth Rock roosters for his yard from the man who took first premium at the World's Fair and State Fair. He says he is now ready to supply persons wishing Plymouth Rock settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Terrell & DeGarmo
Old Masonic Hall Restored for Knights of Columbus HQ
The Knights of Columbus lodge of Marshall, now numbering 150 members, has rented the old Masonic hall on West North Street. After renovating, remodeling, repapering and refurnishing, they will use it as their headquarters. The floor will be polished for balls and they expect to host one of the finest balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Lodge of
Marshall
Muasoniec Hall
Weat North
Only a Cold Leads to Fatal Illness Says Health Note
A historic health column warns that repeated colds weaken the system and can lead to pneumonia consumption and other deadly ailments. It urges immediate relief at first symptoms with a home remedy kept in the house, claiming many grateful readers report improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Tre
Marvin's Valentine Ballad of a Homemade Gift
A playful verse narrates a boy with a dime earned from wood gathering. He plans to buy a red blue and green valentine for a girl with big brown eyes and shiny hair. He praises her kindness and help with lessons, hinting at a hidden recipient and a sweet surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie
Kate
Mary Lee
Dollie Watts
Finance Committee Urges Measures to Stabilize Marshall Finances
Marshall Missouri February 3 1908 the finance committee presents the city council with the general fund balance of 2639 01 and anticipated debts of 889 77 leaving about 1613 91 after current obligations the report projects eleven months of receipts at 7247 46 and a monthly deficit of 137 00 with a shortfall near 1507 00 without extra expenses it recommends expense cuts or increased revenue including tax collection and license hikes and urges prompt action on delinquent taxes and tax bills to cover essential expenses while maintaining street services under current staffing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Miles Anti-Pain Pills Offer Quick Nerve Relief
If neuralgia and sharp shooting pains drive you crazy, take Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief. They soothe nerves to ease pain and are harmless when used as directed with no bad after effects. Your druggist can tell you what others in your locality think.
City fund plan for water debt relief and revenue handling
The committee proposes a 700 dollar fund after current expenses remain about 580. They suggest remitting 400 to Pittsburg Meter Company as part payment on 824 still due, seeking a six month extension on the balance. From May first, 25 percent of gross water receipts would be set aside as a sinking fund to meet debt and interest to Farmers Savings Bank. They also propose repealing the order that allows new water consumers off the mains free pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Meter Company
Marst
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Cees RY
Deve Tert Jolys, Inc
Hawk
Mt . Mo
Miate Express
Bioowogien
Mil
Karis Hirt Kanone
Wen Jammer
Kereee
Express
Kanene
Missouri Pacific
Teese Preight
Mary McDivitt
Hame
Mrs. Brown
Blackwater
New Spring
W. H. Fletchers
W. H. Fletcher’s
Children’s Union
Will Lynch
Tom
Rosie Fitzsimmons
W. H. Taft
Bertha John
Mt. Leonard
Sam Forquer
KR. W. Eddy
J. K. Lewis
East of Town
Nannie Sadewhite
Ayer
Ayers
Magor van Dyke
T. Fisher
Bank of Saline
New York
W. van Dyke
Marvin's
Valentine
Paps
Finance Committee
Gardue
Apple O. Barnes
Aice, Tex
Ageece Ghettinncega
Shippeel
Tiel
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