Local Items and Visits Around Marshall City
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and calls. Mr and Mrs M D Kerr of Gilliam, and R J DeVary of Mt Sterling Ky visit relatives in Marshall. Miss Ligzie Smith of Columbia stays with the Robt Hyatt home. Churches and lectures draw crowds. The town notes include a river rise, a ten day river trip, and residents visiting kin in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Kerr
Gilliam
J. C. Thompson
R. J. DeVary
Mt. Sterling, Ky
W. M. DeVary
Ligzie Smith
Columbia
Robt, Hyatt
J. W. Rose
Miss Mary
Family reunions and travels noted across town
Mr and Mrs Warren Venables visit relatives in Hastings and Fremont Neb while Mrs M S Hereford marks her 91st birthday with a family reunion at Mrs G M Francisco's home. Several locals plan trips to Kansas and Missouri as others host reunions and visit related kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Venable
M.S. Hereford
G.M. Francisco
Philip Golong
W.W. Carpenter
Hastings
Neb
William
John
Fremont
L. Poucher
Ashe
W. H. Alison
Paolo
Kansas
Mr. Alison
A. R. Alison
Clarksville
Texas
Carthage
Ft. Worth
Dennis Lynch
Henry County
T.C. Jones
Lynch
St Louis Live Stock Market Report June 30 1908
Special to Marshall Republican cattle receipts 7000. market slow yet steady from yesterday. Prices range 35 to 50 cents under last week’s high, with the greatest dip in medium grades. Southern division supplies heavy again this week impacting medium natives. best steers 7.50, best mixed butcher cattle 7.00. Calves steady to 6.60 top, stockers and feeders down. Continued native receipts expected. southern division supply likely to stay liberal, tempering strong gains for medium natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Commission
Local social notes and a light Sunday incident
Will Gray joined the navy in Kansas City a few weeks ago. Visitors include Mrs Rich Keeth of Marshall and several locals such as Stella Smith Din Virgie Witcher and others. A lightning strike damaged Chas Aldridge’s sitting room flue. A buggy mishap near J P Wilson’s caused a tongue injury to James Baldwin and wife after their team bolted from posts. no serious harm reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gray
Kansas City
Navy
Rich Keeth
Marshall
Stella Smith
Din
Virgie Witcher
Chas. Sampson
Ralph Witcher
Geo. King’s
Henry Jackson
Stella
Rose Valley
J. P. Wilson
Maude Johnson
Callie Dickerson
Ethel Smithey
Chas
Aldridges
Ethan Thompson
Harry Jackson
Carter
Sweet Springs
Mesdames van Buskirk
Crowder
Mise Ora Nightwine
Missouri Valley College
Wm. Treeces
James Baldwin
Local Visits and Social Duties Mentioned in Hughesville Area
Tedieville W E Hansbro and family visited A A Silvey and family at Hughesville Sunday. Mrs Tracy Haggard and daughter were Sunday guests of W E Teeter and family. Misses Elva Russell and Lula Thomas visited friends in Houstonia Sweet Sprin and Dunksburg last week. Messrs John and Charley Rhondelmeir, 8 L Yokely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Stephens
Wilbur Johnson
Paul Moore
Margaret
Joella
Speed Stephens
Lulu Thomas
Elva Russell
Shelton Thomas
Pear Houstonia
Marsaball
Miss Russell
Windsor
Thomas
W. E. Hansbro
A. A. Silvey
Hughesville
Tracy Haggard
W. E. Teeter
Lula Thomas
Houstonia
Sweet Sprin
Dunksburg
John and
Charley Rhondelmeir
Yokely
Weekend Visitors and Local Baseball Result at McAlister Springs
A crowd from the vicinity enjoyed a Sunday visit at McAlister Springs with several local families and guests. J P Thomas and wife traveled to Marshall on business Tuesday. Hess Creek ball nine lost 14 to 15 to Techeville Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlister Springs
J. P. Thomas
Marshall
L. BE. Silvey
A. A. Silvey
Hess Creek
Techeville
Forest Grove Rainy Weekend Visits and Birthday
A Sunday rain in Forest Grove accompanies local social notes. John Yates and wife visited Alex Yates and wife H H Swisher and I W Rennolds with John Griffith on Sunday. Mrs Seber and Mrs Wilshite shopped in Slater Monday. Earnest Taber turned 20 on June 20 with Walter Picard and sisters Cake and Cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yates
Aelx Yates
H. H. Swisher
I. W. Rennolds
John Griffith
Seber
Wilshite
Slater
Earnest Tab’er
Walter Plcard
Death and wedding notices from Sweet Springs era
Telegrams report Clyde Smith's death in Bilver City New Mexico and funeral plans in Sweet Springs with his parents. Also notes Joe D Porter and Lizzie Jones wed June 21 at the Methodist parsonage and Rev J C Shackelford lectured on The Person of Christ. Rev W H Setzer announced to preach pockets of service and missionaries rented local property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Bilver ‘City
New Mexico
Sweet Springs
G. W. Smith
Clyde
Joe D. Porter
Lizzie Jones
Methodist Parsonage
J. C. Diggs
J. C. Shackelford
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Setzer
Elizabethtown
Baptiste
Fittle
Hulda Renken
Wiola Kuntz
Nora Hofman
California
Jefferson City
Local residents visit and travel notices in Sedalia area
Mrs Addie Shaw and daughter Lena visit Mis souri Valley Iowa. Helen Clark of La Monte visits grandmother Mrs R P Wall. Mrs C R Roberts returns to Sweet Springs from Malverin Kansas. Mary Krause travels in St Louis with sister Mrs John Lehman. Gem Binkley and guest Mary Sloan tour Sedalia. C O Walker Malta Bend visits A E Smith and J B Clark. Ida Asche returns from Nashville Arkansas. Ferguson Fowler Cork in Sedalia. R L Fisher Kansas City and E K Quisenberry Blazer visit. W B Parsons Misoula Montana leaves via Denver. John Whitaker Veaubleau, candidate for Congress, in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Shaw
Lena
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Warren Hedges
Helen Clark
la Monte
R. P. Wall
C. R. Roberts
Malveron
Kans
Sweet Springs
Mary Krause
St. Louis
John Lehman
Gem Binkley
Mary Sloan
Kansas City
Sedalia
C. O. Walker
Malta Bend
A. E. Smith
D. Clark
Ida Asche
Nashville
Arkansas
C. BE. Ferguson
John Fowler
August Cork
R. L. Fisher
Willis Smith
EK. Quisenberry
Blazer
W. B. Parsons
Missoula
Montana
D. W
Denver
Colo
For Sale Encyclopedias 25 volumes bargain price
For Sale Set of Britannica Encyclopedias 25 volumes in good condition at a bargain. Coat 650 cash. Address RK E Stable 710 316 Yerby St Marshall. FOR SALE One Jersey milk on eac 2 year old short horn bull apply at my farm H Ludwig 710 Marshall Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
RK. E. Stable
Yerby St
Marshall
Eac
H. Ludwig
Marshall, Mo
The Dairy Business and Its Growth in Farming
Four factors propel dairy growth: cooperative butter and cheese manufacture, dairy education and research, inventions like the separator and milking machine, and the spread of pure-bred dairy cattle. Future gains hinge on lowering production costs through efficiency and study of housing, feeding, and management practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Beach
Babcock
Wandering Boy Boasts of Home Pride
A fragment shows a boastful speaker claiming strong connection to his home. The speaker uses boastful language to emphasize belonging and confidence in his surroundings. The text emphasizes self-assured pride rather than specific events or dates.
Fattening Poultry Requires Proper Feed and Facilities
The article notes fattening poultry for profit hinges on suitable facilities and quality feed. It cites fat meat residues corn meal potatoes rice milk and oatmeal as strong options with oatmeal favored for color and fat effects, highlighting the method as a key farming practice.
Practical Coop Shortout and Feeding Tips
The note describes confining methods using lath or wire netting and darkening the open coop part with coverings to reduce movement between meals. It advises feeding boiled potatoes with corn meal and seasonings thrice daily, varying foods, offering pumpkins or squash occasionally, and keeping bedding and bedding areas fresh and the coop clean.
Automatic Poultry Watering System Described
A detailed report from Orange Judd Farmer outlines an automatic poultry watering setup across floors of a house. Twenty four inch main pipes run west to east with T joints and cups at each roosting room, float valve tanks regulate inflow, and a gate with overflow prevents flooding. A hot water line from the cellar feeds the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Judd
Scratching Advice for Poultry Keepers and Feed
The article offers poultry care tips for farmers including using one bushel of grain per year per laying hen, avoiding overfeeding soft foods, and stressing activity to prevent dyspepsia. It notes yearling hens lay about 40 percent more eggs than two year olds and suggests selecting pullets for broilers and maturity.
Poorly Fed Hens and Feeding Practices
A reader notes that some flocks subsist mainly on table scraps and potato parings, sometimes with salt, yet remain underfed. The writer explains the crops fill quickly, masking lack of substantial food and questions long term hen health and productivity.
Clean Up Seed Grain Now As Described In Notice
A truncated archival notice urges immediate cleanup of seed grain and removal of old or rented items. It references good wills and attachments as part of the disposal, stressing urgency and compliance with unspecified local requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Beret
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Ron Pessenper
B. E. Har
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Thos. Heatright
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Miami
Daugher
L. A. Barger
Munday
Cretcher
J. T. Crawford
Hetty Nordyke
Parsons, Kas
Lyman Peters
Chas. Price
Edw. Thompson
Ernst Eubank
A. Haseltine
Court House
Callie Peebles
Miss Catherine
Washington, D. C
Thos. Boatright
Miss Barbee
M. E
Mary Swartzel
Paul Laver
North Marshall
A. W. O'Quest
Mt. Leonard
Elmwood
W. H. Black
Sarah Louise
Cleveland
Ohio
National Educational Association
Jos. Pittman
Plains
W. O. Woodsmall
Marshall Frisade
St.louis
Tedieville
O Hicks Clark
Forest Grove
John Whitaker
Veaubleau
Our City
Tuesaday
Tows
M. I. Barron
J. L. Rusco
Mistresa
The
Coop
A. H. Phelps
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