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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
7
A rural New York hillside scene shows a vineyard worker and a driver sharing grapes as a vineyard wagon travels to a packing barn. A farmhouse family debates Italian workers and a fiancée’s jealousy, amid social tension and a crossroads dance.
Celia follows David to a crossroads store where Maddalena flirts with him. Tommaso, a suspected murderer, attacks. David is stabbed defending Maddalena and dies revealing his motive. Celia believes him. Maddalena flees as David dies, leaving Celia to confront the night’s heartbreak and the moonlit road home.
County News reports John Reith purchased the Grant property from William Cook for 3000 dollars. The Arrow Rock Statesman item notes a birth to Mrs Henry Overmeyer on February 20 1908 a girl and a boy and reports the death of Ernest Hellman aged three at his grandparents L C Heuman's home after a typhoid illness. funeral at 10 o clock.
A historical ad fragment set includes Hall of Fame Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonials and product details. It also notes wholesale druggists Walding Kinnan Marvin and Barode King moving groceries, C W Williams handling Bauer household effects, A C Sampson visiting Albany Mo., and Sweet Springs Herald mentioning Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs and croup with P H Franklin as seller. The mixed content preserves era advertising and local notices.
William C. Meyer of Blackburn and Flora M. Alpers of near town wed at Thos Alpers home on February 2nd 1908 Rev C Bernethal officiating. Newlyweds plan to stay for a few days to receive congratulations before moving to the groom’s farm home four miles north of Blackburn.
Mrs. A C Williams of Backy credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a graveyard cough and restoring health after doctors failed. She claims she lost 68 pounds before recovery and praises its record for coughs colds and lung and throat diseases. Sold with guarantee at Franklin’s drug store 500 and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
M C Hubbard sold the livery barn with horses and rolling stock to Fred Bea ling for 92800. J & McGuire handled the sale. Bening sold the barn and six lots to C F Elsner who will remodel the house and move his produce business into St. Grother. & Son bought the horses and rolling stock to add to their livery on Miller Street. Clarence Saller broke his left arm after a hayload fall. Slater resident Miss Ella Allen visited family then returned home. Chas Franklin left for Mobile to join a government surveying corps. E G Treadway remains in a Kansas City hospital with no clear improvement noted. Malta Bood Qui Vive.
A fragment notes a tablet named Dyepepela said to aid digestion after meals. It mentions kavigenation and stomach relief as outcomes, with cryptic references to free Ack and Gold by FB, Froaciis. The readable text shows product claims and unclear branding.
Guests at Hotel Saline faced two fires within three hours as the blaze started in the ladies toilet on the second story, near a hot radiator. Fire damaged the roof and ceiling, flooded a lower room’s plaster, and was only stopped by quick discovery. Slater Mustler reports.
Leo F. Zelinski of Buffalo New York reports he cured a severe cold sore with Bucklen's Aroha Salve. He applied it once daily for two days and the sore disappeared. Sold under guarantee at P H Franklin’s drug store. 2c
A satirical exchange shows an unnamed Idiot recounting how every time he backed a rival a Cleveland or Bryan candidate won. He finally declares support for Theodore Roosevelt to defeat Roosevelt’s opponents, prompting the politician to grin as Twig? hints at a sly agreement.
Bay stallion coming four years old stands 154 hands high bred for saddle and trotting offered at a reasonable price. Address W L Rogers rfd 1 Sweet Springs Missouri in February.
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