Death of Deputy Keith in courthouse gun accident
P Keith aged 40, deputy sheriff, was accidentally killed in the sheriff's office at the courthouse when Deputy Riggin's oiled pistol discharged while they were cleaning their pistols. The incident occurred about 10 10 Sunday morning. Provoking Attorney Meechode and Sheriff Sterling Price were briefly present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Keith
Telegina
Court House
Keith
Mr. Meschede
Mr. Price
Mr. Riggins
Mr. Keith
Riggin
Ancinr
Multiple Property Transfers and Coroner's Inquest in Saline County
A long list of property transfers in 1914 Saline County Missouri includes C B Bridges and J Tucker to H H Means lot 11 block 24 North Extension Add Slater $2900 and Charles Hayes to Peyton Murdock lots 7 and 4 block 4 Saline City 40. Also notes 88.22 acres to Abram Romine for 3600 and executors transferring to Win L Herndon and Annie R Herndon part of lot 73 in Enet Marshall for 1500. Various other deeds include Marshall and Sweet Springs properties with prices from 1 to 2000. The coroner's inquest into S P Keith's death reports accidental self-inflicted gunshot while in the hands of John P Riggins, dated January 4, 1914, with funeral arrangements and burial at Hagel Grove near Herndon. Survivors listed include Monroe, J H, N L Keiths, Mrs Molilo Magee, and Will and Mary Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Bridges
Annie R. Herndon
Fot
Enet Marshall
Wo. Henton
John W. Triplett
Acron
Will
John D. Huck
John Wingfield
Lota
Bli
Enelith
Marshall
Lucy L. Thompson
Chas
HW. Thompson
Heres
Boe
City of
Sweet Springs
Herman Renkin
Millers
Louie Grother
Napton Lodge
M. W
Lebingers
Napten
William HH. Uts
Robert L. Utz
Chan
M. Halgwin
F. Db. Buck
Daley Buckner
Francis Wood
Marehall
Mon
Daley Duckner
East Marshall
Francia Wood
Chas M. Buckner
Daisy Buckner
Francis
Mary Buckner
East
Main St
Minnie Twilling
Roy Burnard
Horte Bec
Roy Burgard
Frank P. Livetor
Peres
Joe Downing
Stober
Union Central L. Inc. Co
Ovid Lyon
J. E. Connell
J. B. Connell
Saline County
Miesourt
P. Keith
Ward
John P. Riggins
Saline
L. F. Levyhe
Jurora
Wout Marion
Eld. B. T. Wharton
Hagel Grove
Herndon
Deased
Cape
Fearlens
Boaldes
Mins Addie Light
Keithle
Monroe Keith Paynon
Okla
J. H
N. Ll. Keith
Nebraska
Rich Keith
Molilo Magee
Will Keith
Mary Keith
Paola
Kas
Swift Family Telegram Announces Mother's Death
James and Edwin Swift received a telegram Sunday evening at 8 o clock stating their mother Mra Elisa Swift died that afternoon from pneumonia. Born in Canada, she would have turned 70 on January 1. She died at Mavs Arigona Sunday December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James and
Edwin Swift
Mra
Elisa Swift
Mra. Swift
Canada
Mavs
Arigona
Country home hosts year end watch party near Elmwood
Mr and Mrs A Smith hosted a mid winter watch party at their Elmwood area country home in honor of Minn Marthe Harrison and Minn Elizabeth Norrison and Minn Sallie Maupin. About fifty young guests from Marshall Hustontia Blosser and Stratford Calif attended with decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Elmwood
Minn
Marthe Harrison
Cousine
Elizabeth Norrison
Sallie Maupin
Folke
Audrey Wood
Houstonia
Mina Stella
Will Winslow
Blosser
Lura
William Hwatcherson
Near Marshall
Charles Maupin
Caseboll Brothers
Marshall
Levi Killion
Hustontia
Mrs. Smith
Record Extends Sympathy for Swift Family Loss
The Blackburn Record declines to re publish the earlier obituary of Mr Swift noting the family history and extends heartfelt sympathy to the children who have lost both parents in the short span of ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Blackburn
Merchan t Jless dies after two week illness in Missouri
Ma Jless a Wanamaker merchant in the southern county died at his home early Sunday January 4 from paralysis and pneumonia after a two week illness. Rev A Sterling of Jefferson City led funeral services at the Presbyterian church in Longwood with interment there Hean was 47. He is survived by his wife Mina Johnson a son aged 8 and a daughter aged 10 a sister Mrs Jacob Lower of Longwood and two brothers Kh Hews of Houstonia and Charles Hesu of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Jless
Wanamaker
Rev
A. Sterling
Jefferson City
Presbyterian Church
Longwood
Jacob Lower
Hear Longwood
Houstonia
Charles Hesu
Louis
Opening of Marshull government building set for January
Postmaster CC Ed Bacon announces the opening ceremony for Marshull’s new government building on Monday January 12. The afternoon will feature an open house in the marble front office, with an evening program at 4 o'clock including music, addresses by local officials, and remarks by Architect G. Sehurig and Judge Samuel Davin among others. Due to marble work and awaiting fixtures, move-in date is uncertain but hoped for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. Ed. Bacon
Marehall
Pelnce Royal
Formard
America
Hamlin
Congress
Bh. T. Wharton
Bacon
Godman Hazzell Couple Wed In Slater nuptials
Godman a retired Marshall farmer married Hele Bagzell on January 1 1914 at Slater in the home of Claud Stafford. They traveled to Marshall on the 6 30 A M train and reside at 455 South Englah. Friends extend wide congratulations to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehall
Slater
Mra
Hele Bagzell
Claud Stafford
Marshall
South
Engilah
Stearns and Gravely Wed in Marshall
Claud Stearns and Margaret Gravely of Glasgow were married in Marshall on Saturday. Justice Siram Ferris officiated at the Howard Hotel at 2 15 p m. The couple planned to return to Glasgow tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Stearns
Margaret Gravely
Glasgow
Marshall
Siram Ferris
Howard Hotel
Marriage Notice for Lorene Robinnson and Deo Swope
At the home of the brides mother Mrs O M Robinson in Kansas City Miss Lorene Robinnson and Mr Deo Swope of the Nelson neighborhood were married January 2 1914 at 830 pm. The couple will arrive in Marshall tonight enroute to their country home south of Nel non. The groom a prosperous young farmer has a home in read inews and they will go immediately to home keeping. Mrs Swope was reared in the city and has many friends here who will extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Robinson
Kansas City
Lorene Robinnson
Deofiwope
Nelson
Marshall
Nel+ non
Han Bie
Readinews
Mra
Swope
Thie City
Mrs
Mitch
Thin City
Marriage of Jan Thomas and Miss Mattie Conley
Jan Thomas of Blazer and Miss Mattie Conley of Marshall united in marriage at the recorder's office on Wednesday January 7 at 10 20 p m with Hiram Ferrill officiating justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. Thomas
Blazer
Mattie Conley
Marshall
Recorder's Office
Hiram Ferri
Ankle Fracture for T C Jones After Christmas Eve Accident
T C Jones of west of town suffered a broken small bone in the ankle Christmas Eve while visiting Shackelford to meet a son. Confined at home since Christmas, he now uses crutches and is improving as he heals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Jones
West of Town
Shackelford
Local resident relocates with family to Marshall
JA Tlotingen of Independence Mo has moved to Marshall with her son after 24 years in town. A new pay corn and peanut roaster is drawing attention, costing about 1,000 dollars and described as handsome and modern. The Rottheons are visiting but will move to a permanent home once a location is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA. Tlotingen
Independence
Pont
Marshall
Hebiwn
Rottheon
Missive From Missouri Trader In Los Angeles Area
A missive from a Missouri resident in Marshall details moving to Los Angeles California after buying a grocery and dry goods store. He asks for Saline County news and mail distribution, mentions heavy rain in Missouri, expects updates in a year or two, and ends with Christmas and New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angles
Calif
Marshall
Repulican
Los Angeles
Missouri
Minnougy
Hind
Marriage of Wilbur Thereh and Slocum in Boonville
Mr Wilbur Thereh a barber from Wise and Force and Slocum of Blackwater were wed in Boonville on December 2 at the Methodist parsonage. Pastor W Smith of Boonville M E Church South officiated. Attending were Mority Schuster and Henrietta Gibson of Blackwater. The couple will reside in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Thereh
Wise & Force
Slocum
Blackwater
Boonville
W. Smith
M. E. Church South
Mority Schuster
Mins Henrietta Gibson
Hoonville
Monitors Named for Colony Board at Marshall
Gov Major appointed several monitors to the Board of Managers of the Colony for the Feeble minded at Marshall Tuesday afternoon. Appointees include Mrs W J Smith Kotla term to expire Aug 21 1097 Mrs W W Graves Jefferson City term to expire Aug 21 181h 5 PY Houston Matta Bend term to expire Aug 21 1915 A D Freeham Platte City term to expire Aug 21 1017. Also Mr and Mrs Quinton Breeding left for Arena Colo to start new duties with Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taesday
Board of Managers
Colony
Marshall
W. J. Smith
Kotla
W. W. Graves
Jefferson City
Houston
Matta Bend
A.D. Freeham
Platte City
Mrs. Quinton
Arena, Colo
Breeding
Union Pacific
Farmer who reads daily paper finds steady daily income
A farmer who adheres to daily reading habits reports stable earnings each day, valuing timely information for market decisions and pricing.
Among Our Friends Names List From Near, 19th Century
A lengthy unreadable OCR list appears to catalog numerous individuals with surnames such as Slater, Detmer, Terry, and Hayes. It resembles a renewal or membership roll, mentioning towns like Kirksville and Perham, Minnesota, plus scattered references to people from Miami and Nelson. The fragmentary nature limits detail on purpose or timeframe.
Pretty wedding unites Miss Switzer and Crawford Switzer
Miss Mary Corvelin Switzer became the wife of Mr. Crawford Switzer at 8 o clock in the evening in Lincoln, with Rev. Wilson DD officiating. The ceremony was followed by a reception with cedar and white carnation decorations and a gown of embroidered white chiffon. The bride, formerly principal of the Singer Glen high school, is the daughter of Dr and Mrs F. W. Switzer of Marshall Missouri, and the groom is connected with Valley Hardware in Harrisonburg. Relatives and friends attended, including Mrs Switzer and Mrs Lincoln. The bride has taught in Saline county and is well regarded by her circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. KR
Nilece
Mary Corvelin
Heturn
Joincot
Keaton Lincoln
Lavey Springs
Schixer
Aleco
Mies
Frances Compton
Mise Compton
Crawford Switzer
Einelh
Wad
Ff. W. Switzer
Marshall, Mo
Harrisonburea
Misa S@iveer
Academy of
Missouri Valley College
Saline County
Land Deal In Southwest Suburbs Involves Liseler Burgard
Frank Liseler bought five acres of land southwest suburbs of the city from Roy Burgard for future development. The transfer names both parties and specifies the property size and place, reflecting a private real estate transaction in a local district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Liseler
Roy Burgard
Fragmentary Names From Waverly Local Notice
A jumble of names appears to reference Waverly and nearby locales with scattered mentions of Slater Marahall Marehall and individuals such as James Thome, Mattle Con, Henry Paewer, J Sehrand, Mary O Mitte, Willem, McAfee, and Gravely. The text lists many unclear surnames, likely OCR artifacts, with no coherent event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thome
Slater
Mattle Conlow
Marehall
Henry Paewer
Waverly
Atonio Phaher
Willem
Drd
Creat Paes
Viole A. McAfee
Bhachelfand
Clawd Htearne
Glaecow
Mannaret Gravely
Glastaw
Gotan
Mardhall
Phebe Recewtl
Ennere Oley
Marriage of Wm Ford and Artie McAfee in Carroll Co
Wm Ford and Artie McAfee were married in a quiet home ceremony near Wa khenth Carroll county on January 4. The wedding color scheme was pink and white with a cedar arch and a floral bell. The couple plan to settle on a farm near Wa khenth after visiting relatives in Kite. Relatives and neighbors attended and offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ford
Mie
Artie McAffer
Mia
BE. McAfee
Ehucketford
Sanday
D.C. Bolten
Fol Tom
Pord
Kite
Wa Khenth
Carroll County
Fire at National Shoe Company factory ruins shed and building
A fire on a Cunday afternoon around five o clock damaged a nearby shed and part of an outbuilding rather than the factory itself. Firefighters arrived quickly but the blaze was contained as smoke filled the area from burning oil and weathered debris. The cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frawley
Hattie
Nationwide news notes on treasury, missions and crops
The item reports on a new parcel pent system tested during the holiday season, remarks on John Lind visiting Vera Cruz for a conference with the president, and notes J A Long’s donation to the Church of the Disciples of Christ to fund missionary work and educating 1400 men for ministry. It also covers public health data on typhoid in the army, pending court actions against lumber firms, and Agriculture Department figures valuing U S farm products at about 10 trillion dollars with major crops listed and dairy and livestock values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lind
Wilson
J. A. Long
Sod Philanthropiat
Loula Long
Nome
Kanene City
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Public Health Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ste Atel
United States
Hope
Ponte Try
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. Perry Koith
Ance
Krkral Estate
Harrison Green
Carrieling Point
Dexter
Hiampesa
Robert Swift
W. W. Clark
Fellows, Calif
Iunforma Us
Stratford
Radford
Commercial Club
Hon
Mitchell
Marshull
Il Travatore
Verdi
A. T. Vawter
How KB
G. Sehurig
Addrew—C
BL. Bacon
Addrem
Samuel Davin
Comeley
I. Priuel
Filla Robles Black
J. Keith Goulwin
Robt
M. Reynolda
Alf
P. Reetor
Flacher
Katharine Bue Pon
Lek
W. H. Black
Godman
Hazzell
Steaauns
Swope-Tonminson
Thomas Conley
Welle
Edward Woolery
T. C. Wade
Woolery
Wade
J. K. Connell
Promps
Huy Nolds
Nornae
Durpside
Miami
Oncar Heylow
Steffen
Gian
Ney B.D. Burn
Harald Roberta
Elty
Ic. Terrell
Winckburn
Walter Hoertman
Dinekburn
Mite
Idna Laltae
Kirksville
Wik Dickerson
Sweat
Spriven
Derer Toekeroyer, Perham
Gilmer
Karl Simwens
Motte
TO Vardeman
Pat Hayes
Kor Detmer
Pete Tender
Geo. J. Binprockner
Demain
Boitharies Sapnon
Rott
Kirkhot
Mockburn
Mary
Pleteher
Neleon
Min Maud Sullivan
Gitte
Andrew J Teil
Ety
Mod
Dmenn
Citta
Anton Mirtewa
Alater
Mollie Stayin
Mtanal
Dow
Carter
Blater
Louis Lovereanp
Brent
Ayrton
Monroe Kolth
Payson
Walter Bila
Jefferson Nicely
Sapton Aa
Th. T. Alesander
St. Mra W
Wilehardaan
Gillis
Andy Cook
Kweet Byrnes
Odell
Mounds
Owa
Jevin Lisetor
Toonville
Drewelalakd
Mouston
Matta Hend
Alice Burton
HM Matta Head
Wade Gitthe
Matta Dend
AL Denne
Bluedek
Richard Moore
Naptom
Leimkuehler
Offo Alum
Lincoln Switzer
Kansas City Market
Matnagh
Han
Impetie Cie
Vie
Missouri Supreme Court
Betlef Sa
Hey
Chicago
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