Peruna Endorsed by Officials and Leaders
An alien friend of Perans, a Tennessee attorney, and ex English Parliament member R. & Ryan, now in Nome, Alaska, praise Peruna as an effective tonic for colds and catarrh. The Washington address is New Willard Hotel, with notes urging readers to ask for the Free Peruna Almanac for 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fos
Lars
McOnd
McCord
Washington
Db. C
Tennessee
Nashville
Perans
Fon. R. & Ryan
Nome
Alaska
Cherlee Stewart Parnell
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D.C
Ryan
Local social notes from Eureka to Marshall visit highlights
Mrs Ella Lacy and daughter visit Eureka Kansas. August Schlapper from Malta Bend drops by. Mrs Alex McRoberts and Miss Irene Houston of Malta Bend stay with Marshall friends. Mrs Wilm Hancock and others of Blackburn visit Marshall relatives. Geo Klinger of St Louis vacations with his parents in College addition. Mrs W M Wood and Frances along with Minnie Murrell plan winter in St Petersburg Fla. Mrs C L Bell hosts afternoon for Mrs D M Vaughn and Nannie. David Robo returns from Beardstown Ill and stays with Edw Zaho. Dr R H Nuckles osteopathy student at Kirksville sends word he enjoys his work. Matt W Hall invites Marshall Fancy Work Club to Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bell
D. M. Vaughn
Nannie
David Robo
Grand Pass
Beardstown
Ill
Edw. Zaho’s
Marshall
R. H. Nuckles
Kirksville
Matt W. Hall
Marshall Fancy Work Club
Jefferson City
Asia
Go GNN Danced Elsewhere Tomorrow Event
A brief regional notice notes a dance event led by Go GNN at an alternate venue and scheduled for tomorrow. Community listings encourage attendance and provide location details for the event.
State Colony of Feeble Minded at Marshall Plans Immediate Repairs
Jefferson City Jan 23. R M Abercrombie of St Joseph Miss Katie Gordon of this city and J H Felts of Kansas City attended a conference with state officers to decide how the State Colony for Feeble Minded can quickly fund repairs after a fire. The board estimated 35000 would restore the damaged buildings to habitable condition if work starts at once. They opted against borrowing and will proceed with temporary repairs and the erection of a school building funded by a 25000 appropriation from the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
R. M. Abercrombie
St. Joseph
Katie Gordon
State Colony
Marshall
J. H. Felts
Kansas City
High School Notes Show Busy Schedule in Marshall
High School notes describe students settled in the new building and enjoying assemblies. The basketball team lost 46 to 18 at Kemper Military in Boonville but were praised as strong opponents. Upcoming games include Slusher High on Feb 1 and a home audience event with lectures by Dr. Maxmeyer on Feb 3, with multiple other lectures and matches planned through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Kemper Military School
Kemper
Military School
Marshall
Slusher High School
Seelock
Maxmeyer
University
Columbia
Awaited Auditorium Event Priced Low for Students
Entertainment begins at 8 15. Attendees need not miss prayer meeting to attend. A first class show at attractive prices. Students 30c outside admission 50c.
Charles Petry Shot Near C A Station
Charles Petry Jr was accidentally shot Saturday night by Frances Cox at her home near the C and A station The bullet is missing but the wound is not serious Petry was shot in the back and the parties claim the incident was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Petry, Jr
Frances Cox
Mr. Petry
Because He Was a Dreamer
Louis D. Goodman a 36 year old lawyer poet and journalist died by taking carbolic acid today He had previously attempted suicide by cutting his throat last July He was known for ability and plans to do good for others but felt spurned by the public and discouraged His death is described as a response to urban life conditions and lack of appreciation for dreamers in cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Louis D. Goodman
Men of Action J
Goodman
Mockbee and Irvine Wed After Morning Services
C D Mockbee and Kathryn Irvine were quietly married after morning services at the Christian church Sunday. Mockbee is a Hughesville merchant and the couple will reside there. Irvine is a popular Suline teacher. Go to township meetings tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Mockbee
Kathryn Irvine
Christian Church
Mr. Mockbee
Hughesville
Miss Irvine
Suline
A Delicate Turn in Midnight Mirth
A late night scene unfolds as a professional guest suggests stopping his playing because nearby neighbors might be annoyed. The hostess urges him to continue, insisting they are perfect hosts, leaving the moment open to interpretation and social nuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna and Reve
Knight to Move to Hickory County with Land Purchase
John W. Knight of near Stanhope reports buying 120 acres of prairie land at Preston for 3275 dollars after returning from Hickory county. He plans to move his family March 1. Knight also sold his 130 acre farm near Fairville to David Van Meter for 9100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Knight
Stanhope
Hickory County
Preston
Mr. Knight
Fairville
David van Meter
Practical Illustration of a Missouri Case on Implied Terms
A Missouri judge on circuit visits a country tavern case about paying for a land transaction. The innkeeper charges for two boiled eggs and two chickens implied in the eggs, calling them constructive chickens. The judge, dinner done, is astonished by the bill and accepts the implied charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Missouri
Preaching Services This Sunday at Salt Springs
Rev. Barnett will lead morning and evening services. G. W. Walker returned home after visiting his brother for several weeks. C. Ryland Carter of Nelson was in the community on business Saturday. Frank Cunningham returns after a week in Corder visiting relatives. Mrs. Green, teacher at Fulkerson, dismissed school to visit her ailing mother. W. S Newell visited his son Newman Sunday. Miss Anna Dysart visited her parents in Marshall Saturday and Sunday. Charley Littleton of Marshall visited his grandmother several days. Henry Hopkins visited his brother several days. H. A. Thomas and family attended services in Malta Bend Sunday. Lewis and J. Warner Brown made a trip to Marshall Wednesday. Bauer and family and A. H. Orr were seen in Marshall Tuesday. Milton Alison of Marshall transacted business here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ryland Carter
Nelson
Frank Cunningham
Corder
Green
Fulkerson
W. S Newell
Newman
Anna Dysart
Marshall
Charley Littleton
Henry Hopkins
H. A. Thomas
Malta
Lewis
J. Warner Brown
Bauer and Family
A. H. Orr
Township Mass Meetings Set For February 1 1908
Republican central committee calls Marshall township mass conventions for February 1 1908 at 2 p m to select delegates to county and state conventions. Meetings will be held in the county courthouse Marshall Missouri with numerous township delegations listed. Also notice: For sale 16 Rhode Island Red cockerels at one dollar each by Mrs A G Griffits Norton Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Marshall
City of
St. Louis
Arrow Rock Nelson
Blackwater Ridge Prairle
Cambridge Stater
Clay Balloe City
Elmwood Salt Springs
Rhode Island
A.g.griffits
Norton
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Perana
Ella Lacy
Eureka, Kansas
August Schlapper
Alex, McRoberts
Irene Houston
Malta Bend
Mesdames
Iluncock
Taylor Entrekin
Blackburn
Geo, Klinger
Ww. Klinger
College Addition
Saline County
Marshall Building
Central High School of
M. H
Fairchild
The
Missouri University
Shakespeare
Fruit
William Jewel
Dicken
University Glee Club
Mandolin Club
Chas. Petry
E. Benedick
Salt Springs
Rev. Barnett
G. W. Walker
Leo F Zolioski
Gibson St
Buffalo
Bucklen
P A
Franklin
Uruy
Bic
Republican and Globe- Democrat
Liberty
Universal
Mileage Books
Chicago
Alton
C. E. Hawthorne
Marshall, Mo
Saints’ Fe
Pecs
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