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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
1
Report on the bank's condition as of February showing liabilities and deposits. Mentions public confidence, individual deposits, and re-assessment procedures. Witnessed by officials in Missouri with sworn affirmation.
The Christian church held a foreign missionary rally last Thursday with good attendance. The ladies cared for visitors, ending the event with a modest feast. Rev John L Scudder of Jersey City quipped about enjoying life, and Marshall Christian Endeavor societies plan a union service at Odell Avenue Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 6:30 PM with a strong program.
Bradford and Leila May Morris, a prominent Napton couple, wed on February 27 and have moved to their new home prepared by the groom. Leila May Morris of Colorado Springs, Missouri, is highly regarded.
The Daughters of the American Revolution staged an Elks club ball in Saline county to raise funds for a proposed library and rest room. A colonial themed program from 8 to 10 featured Miss Sarah Sandidge and Prof Steppen with the colony orchestra, followed by dancing from 10 to 12. Visitors from outside the county enjoyed the event, and organizers led by Miss Francis Napton were praised for their efforts, with strong public sympathy for the project and optimism for success in establishing the facilities.
L. A. Hagan reports the sale of the Cottage Hotel, Hagan's grocery store, and all properties on that street side to Cliff Goodwin. Mrs. Jas. Campbell takes charge of the hotel. A young man named Wells from Arrow Rock will run the grocery. Hagan will remain in Marshall on the same street.
Voters favored several Democratic candidates including Ed Page for mayor and Ed Me dod for city marshal, with strong support shown for Rigney and the council slate. Dry faction opposition centers on the mayoral nominee and police judge, amid questions about saloon licensing and tax records for nominees. Republicans plan a mass meeting at city hall next Tuesday to nominate a mayoral candidate or two and back the rest of the ticket.
Chas Frederick this week sold a 900 acre northeast of Miami farm to W. L. You a stock man of Kansas City for 10000. Possession to be given March 15. Frederick bought the farm about six years ago for 6000 and reaped a handsome profit.
Pauline Boyd thirteen year old daughter of Wm Boyd living east of the College is burned in a fatal accident Friday evening. She was seen with clothing on fire while leaving the house and ran toward Alfred Field's. Her father extinguished the flames and carried her to Field's home where Dr Spotts attended her. She died about eleven o'clock that night.
A fire at Terrell and DeGarmo's meat market the Bologna House overheated Tuesday morning. Fire crews were called and control was established on arrival with no serious damage reported.
A popular performance by high school pupils opens tonight in the new auditorium. Attend to support students and enjoy the classic play translated into a lively school event.
About aine o'clock Saturday night the rear of the county jail was found to be on fire. The fire department responded promptly and extinguished the blaze quickly without serious damage. The bright glow alarmed distant residents who thought the business section of Marshall was burning.
Nine members traveled to the Republican State Convention in St. Louis on Wednesday. Dr. W. H. Blick served as proxy for W. E. Shackleford of Napton and W. W. Humphrey acted as proxy for J. H. Berlekamp of Little Rock.
Dr Fairchild speaks next Friday evening March 6 with an outline of plans. Henry Irving and Ellen Terry once presented the Merchant of Venice, but the current show at M H promises more interest. Friday February 28 the Merchant of Venice opens in our new auditorium by top local talent. Missourians are urged to attend. On March 13 Dr Fruit of Wm Jewel lectures on characters in Pickwick Papers or a reading.
Ancient Mariner illustrated with stereopticon slides to be shown in the M H 8 building March 18 to 22. Catalogues on sale at the principal’s office for 10. Misses Ella and Anna Booth presented pictures of George and Martha Washington. Marshall residents who missed Tuesday’s basketball game did not see an athletic treat. Despite a 36 to 23 defeat Terrell starred, Peecher the left forward scored six free goals, LaRue and Whitman excelled, Kemper’s Wesker made striking plays. The game showcased steady team work and was a close contest with few goals on either side.
Willie L Gabbert and Mrs Cory L King, previously in Kansas City, returned to Marshall this week and will reside on the Burnett farm southeast of town.
Native lumber for sale from a farm located 3 1 2 miles southeast of Marshall. Seller offers rough cut boards and planks suitable for building projects. Contact the seller to arrange viewing and pricing details.
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