RAST HOUND THAINS M4 1st and Morning Rail Timetable
The fragment outlines a railroad schedule with multiple trains and times. Names include WEST BOUND THAM and The Red Viper with connections between Kansas City and St Louis. Details show departure and arrival times such as 244 pm and 7.21 am, with several named trains including The Night Heek and The Limited.
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Raprees
Lownie
Lowi
Sam
Bly
The
Red Viper
Kansas City
Sete Bape
Fon Sen
Kanene City
Hemmer
Kanens
the Limited
California
Dawthoune
Deaths in Saline County Landmark Local Figures
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. J. F. Long near Grand Pass aged 41 with husband four children nine siblings and services held near Blackburn. Mrs. Wm. Downs near Malta Bend widowed matron aged advanced years. Mrs. Georgia A. Ross near Marshall aged 70, adopted daughter Mrs. Lawless. Chas N. Martin near Wilton Springs aged 81 with six children, services and burials at local cemeteries.
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Nee Levie Webb
Grand Pass
Blackburn
M. EB
Church South
WM. Downs
Malta Bead
Jas. Waller
Mis
Georgia A. Ross
Wm. Lawlows
Marshall
Smith's Chapel Cemetery
C. H. Briggs
Martin
Kentucky
Life of Mr. Martin A Long Useful Life Ends
The obituary notes his wife died less than a year earlier after nearly 60 years of marriage. He leaves a large family with 30 to 35 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren, most active church members. A Baptist for over 70 years, his Wilton Springs donation reflects his public spirit.
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Mr. Martin
Baptist Churc
Wilton Springs
Martin
Richmond Lillard of Blackburn Takes Own Life
Richmond Lillard a respected Blackburn resident reportedly died Saturday night from carbolic acid poisoning. He leaves a wife and one daughter Mrs O P Sturm and a brother M K Lillard, with the community expressing deep sympathy.
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Richmond Lillard
Blackburn
O. P. Sturm
M. K. Lillard
House fire destroys Nancy Dickerson residence in Laynesville
Mrs. Nancy Dickerson's Laynesville bottom home burned Wednesday night. She woke to flames and tried to save two pillows and a comfort but dropped it as it caught fire. The rest of the house was lost with nothing saved. A petition circulated in the neighborhood on her behalf.
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Nancy Dickerson
Laynesville Bottom
Marshall resident Jacob Van Dyke involved in ditch accident
On Saturday morning Jacob Van Dyke a Marshall real estate man and church worker was seen lying in a ditch after his horse bucked into a ditch following a train encounter on the Slater road. He explained the train appeared suddenly and stated he was sober, rising quickly after the incident with only a broken shaft. The Republican notes its Marshall office is well equipped.
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Mo. Pac
Jacob Vandyke
Marshall Real E
Oman
Mer. van Dyke
Slater Road
Mr. van Dyke
Wall Wall family marks golden wedding in Norton area
Mr and Mrs John Wall of near Norton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday February 14 They were married on St Valentines Day 1856 Their family includes five sons Edward E Wall assistant water commissioner of St Louis Samuel John and Henry Wall of Latine county and George C Wall of St Louis They have deep local roots with service in the Mexican War Civil War and Missouri militia and have long been friends of the Republican newspaper serving Saline County and the region.
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John Wall
Norton
Germany
South Carolina
Marion
Samuel Wall
Virginia
Margaret Utt
Missouri
Saline County
Missouri Mounted Volunteers
Doniphan
City of
Mexico
Argonauts
California
Oregon Trail
Missiouri
Wall
First Presbyterian Church Renames in Marshall Missouri
The session of the Old School Presbyterian church adopted the name First Presbyterian Church of Marshall Mo as the official church name. The change aims to avoid confusion with the Cumberland Presbyterian church that will soon rename itself and mature.
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First Presbyterian Church
Old School Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Marshall, Mo
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Narrow Escape From Poison In Mt Leonard Home
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs Louis Seibert of Mt Leonard, while visiting his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Weber in this city, accidentally swallowed opium. His mother found him eating and summoned a doctor. He was taken home and closely watched that night and is well now after a near miss.
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Louis Seibert
Mt. Leonard
Miller & Miller Buy Sell at Perry Shannon Stand
Local ad announces the New and Second Hand Store Miller & Miller inviting the public to sell or buy items at Perry and Shannon’s old stand. Call to convince you they will treat customers right with a modest five dollar price mentioned.
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Miller & Miller
Perry & Shannon
Wolf Drive rids county of wolves on February 22
Western county residents organize a wolf drive for February 22 on Washington's Birthday. The effort covers Salt Park north to Elm Grove, with a morning start at 9 a.m. and an afternoon round-up at Dr Vawter's farm two miles southwest of Shackleford. Captains listed include Taylor Huston Hancock Flynn Fulkerson Newell Lynch and others.
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Washington
Salt Park
Pass
Mt. Leonard
Elmwood
Elm Grove
JW Taylor
SP Huston Arch Hancock
Charlie Jones
AJ Flynn
Klinge
Grant Fulkerson
N Newell
Mike Lynch
M Deal
RC Winslow
J Weaver
Ed Hutchison
Ammie Loper
Joe Hamill
Dan Yancey Joe Mikel
FE Mitchell
Will Nuegelin
Alex Long
Will Wilson Lee Suggett
Rus Ashart
Tom Davis
JM Fulkerson
Matt Taft
Tat Roberts
Chris Johns
U. B. Wingfield
Rules for roundup by Hamil captains and guards
Boys under 18 cannot carry guns and rifles are banned. Roundup starts at 9 a.m. Each captain must mobilize at least 20 men. Event to be in Dr Vawter pasture at 1 p.m. Captains should organize beforehand. Committee led by J W Taylor for Hamill with P Heston, Mike Lynch, Sk M Hurcuison. All interested report to captains.
Moonlight eclipse and college notes mix in brief
The notes mention a lunar eclipse described as turning red in the morning ninth, praise for the play She Stoops to Conquer by an athletic group overcoming obstacles, and a debate with Park College canceled due to terms. It notes Ralph Bingham’s monologue drawing audience appreciation and invites anticipation of future events.
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Athletic Association
Park College
Last Entry on This Season's Course
The item notes the final stage of the season's course, marking an end with a concluding segment and summary of performances. It highlights key participants and the closing movements, reflecting on outcomes and next steps for those involved.
Big Improvement OW Johnston takes lease on Olson building space
East side furniture dealer OW Johnston leases the second floor of the Olson building adjoining his store and workers install a fireproof door. The move expands his display area, echoing a past lease on the Houx Bros. floor and signaling major growth in his furniture enterprise.
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Johnston
East Side
Olson
Houx Bros
Sale of 125 head native yearling steers near Woodson Mo
For Sale 125 head good native yearling steers and coming two year olds. Sell all or in part, come and see or call Saline County phone 44 on 704. C. W. Gartvell, Woodson, Mo. Also for sale good survey for $30, inquire at this office.
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Saline County
Texas
Newton & Leonard
Jota
C. W. Gartvell
Woodson
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J. F. Long
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Louie
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Montgomery County
Mary Brown Gault
John and
Salome Gault
Wolf Drive
W. A. Vawter
Optician
J. S. Kelley
Jeweler
West Porshale, MO
J. W. Taylor
HAMIL
College
Ralph Bingham
United States
Paice Baxina Powoean Ca
Chicago
Io Pone
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