Milford farmer Jermtar Miller Dies At 85 In Texas
JEREMTAR B MILLER an elderly farmer eight miles west of Marshall died Sunday morning from heart failure He was 85 He left six children Dan K Mamie Addie Mrs Allie Henton of Sylvie Jobo and Mrs Jas Talliaferro of Granville ND Also Mrs Sarah Moore of Rim Grove died June 3 1000 and was buried beside her husband at Mt Olive She leaves a husband and three children another obituary notes Mrs Robert Maxwell of Bucairto NM died June 26 age 33 of consumption Burial in NM followed Next are details of a youth 21 at Host Wearlington died last Friday of consumption Funeral Sunday at M E Church Burial at Fairview cemetery and a Col died Monday July 2 aged 64 Funeral at Second Baptist with burial at Fairview cemetery A child of Phos Cornelius died Sunday buried at Fairview cemetery
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Jeremtar B. Miller
Marshall
Dan K
Mamie
Addie
Allie Henton
Sylvie
Jobo
Jas. Talliaferro
Granville
North Dakota
Sarah Moore
Rim Grove
Mt. Olive
Robert Maxwell
Bucaoito
New Mexico
Oul
Wearlington
M. E. Churehs
Rev. Reeves
Fairview Cemetery
Col
Second Baptist Church
Funeral notices reveal burials at Rey and Wean
Fragmented death notice mentions funeral services and burials at Rey and Wean with scattered details. The readable phrases indicate a local obituary notice honoring a deceased individual and listing ceremonial arrangements.
Five Generations Celebrate 89th Birthday of Mrs Eliza Shackelford
On June 28 Mrs Eliza Shackelford marked her 89th birthday at her daughter’s home in Cretcher with five generations present including three year old Hazel Jones. Born June 28 1817 in Franklin County Virginia her life spanned Pettis and Cooper counties Missouri after marriage to Silas Divers and later T S Shackelford. Her four children and twenty three grandchildren are listed with life events and residences noted across decades of family history.
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Eliza Shackelford
Wa. Tréece
Cretcher
Pressnte
Mrs. Shackelford
Hazel Jones
Frank Jones
Near Shackelford
Shackelford
Franklin County
Virginia
Silas G. Divers
Pettis County
William Ann
William Treece
Amanda June
Cornelius Reynolds
Vernon County
Armarius
Joseph Harris
Urich Mo
Bettie
Thos. Shults
Florence
Georgetown
Sedalia
T. 8. Shackelford
Cooper County
Mr. Shackelford
John Divers
Pear Knobiester
Pettin County
Weven
Wa. Treece
Five Generations Gather for Group Picture Incomplete Print
A Thursday dinner included Dr Walker, several Witcher and Treece family members, Shermans, Van Buskirk and Hayner families, and others. a five generation group photo was planned but the print failed to arrive in time for this week’s edition, to be shown next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Mr Witcher
Denningirginia
Jessie Witcher
Karl Witcher
Sherman
Maud Sherman
Claud Sherman
W. H. Montgomery
Allen Smith
Oath van Buskirk
Mollie Hayner
Henry Jackson
Esther Pittman
Duwn
Marriage of Nellie Carroll Howard and William Marksbury
The elopement ends in marriage at 4 30 on Monday at the Marksbury home 3208 Norledge Avenue. Miss Howard aged 18 faced parental concern but wed Mr William W Marksbury with Rev Seeley officiating. The couple plan to move to Marshall soon to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie ‘Carroll Howard
Slater
William W Marksbury
C. A. Marksbury
Norledge Avenue
Howard
Marksbury
Seeley
Mrs. Marksbury
Marshall
K. C. Post
Potter Loses Five Hogs After Lightning Strikes Wagon
Potter, who lives just north of Marshall, lost five hogs last Friday night when a wagon was struck by lightning. He found them dead in the morning and an examination confirmed the cause. Three other hogs were badly stunned and are acting queerly.
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A. ©. Potter
Marshall
W E Killion Named Superintendent of El Dorado Springs Schools
The many friends of W E Killion will be pleased to learn he has been appointed superintendent of the El Dorado Springs public schools. He is in Warrensburg now and will stay through August 1 taking a special course. He had been an applicant for the Sweet Springs post office but was not chosen.
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W. E. Killion
el Dorado Springs
Warrensburg
Sweet Springs
Mill fire destroys Higwindville plant after lantern explosion
About 8 p.m. Sunday the Higwindville Milling Co. mill burned after an explosion of the watchman's lanterns. Mose Land of the Maraball Mill & Elevator Co. is interrogated in connection with the Highvertilie mill blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higwindville Milling Co
Watchman’s Lanters
Mose Land
Maraball ‘Mill & Elevator Co
Highvertilie
Keller and Unruhe Buy Store and Warehouse for Expansion
Keller and Unruhe owners of the New York Racket purchased the store building from Woods and Kuiney and a large brick warehouse from Hess Bros Newton and Leonard. they will remodel to connect the buildings, raise the roof, add a story, and create 32 400 square feet of floor space for better display and new departments.
First Wheat Brought In Near Town This Summer
First wheat brought in this summer by M. C. Snyder, south of town, with a reported yield around 45 bushels. Neat detail on the early harvest noted, reflecting local farming activity this season.
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M.C
Snyder
W. R Mid
Goone Turkeys and Roosters Featured in Poultry Report
A fragmentary poultry note lists roosters ducks geese and turkeys with scattered names and terms. The text appears to be a dated correction or cataloging entry from a Swift Packlog Co. style record, mentioning beasts and ownership markers in a unclear format.
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Swift
Packlog Co. Po Rey
Open Air Meeting Led by Dr Habbert at Bayles Howe
Dr J M Habbert conducted an open air meeting at the Bayles Howe Sunday evening. The gathering was largely attended. Another meeting was announced for next Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. All welcome.
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J. M. Habbert
Bayles’ Howe
Silent Observances Across Saline and Blackburn
The report notes quiet observances in Saline and a peaceful day in Blackburn enjoyed by residents. It mentions widespread celebrations and many events across the country, all carried out with restraint and decorum.
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Blackburn
Miller and Jacksons Tie the Knot at Home Ceremony
Cleve Miller and Miss May Jackson were married Sunday at 3 p.m. in the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. H. J. Steinheimer officiating. They will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Miller
Marshall
May Jackson
Cowan Jackson
H. J. Steinheimer
Church Orchestra Set To Play At Sunday School Event
The Thendireb M. E. Church organises an orchestra to accompany Sunday school and church music. Prof Al Parker Homer Hatton Will Shepherd H J Steinheimer Prof W B Tugk and the juniat contribute.
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Thendireb
M. E. Church
Iin Orchestra
al. Parker
Homer Hatton
Will Shepherd
H. J. Steinheimer
Tugk
Rguniat
Local names Side with City Figures in Public Notice
In a concise public notice list figures including Rev Geo W Shepherd Pred A Wight slum BOS Meier John F F Johnson and Dr A C L Publ ien appear among city officials. The item notes their involvement or attendance in a municipal matter with emphasis on leadership roles and institutional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Shepherd
Pred A. Wightslum
Bos. Meier
John FF. Johnson
A. CL Publien
Malta Bend 1906 Harvest Claim With 7 Foot Machine
A Malta Bend report from July 2 1906 describes cutting 10 acres per day on two segments using a 7 foot machine with four plows and a horse team. The author boasts minimal breakdowns and challenges rivals to match the yield, promising a fresh start if not surpassed.
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Malta Bend
Fairville
Hove
Liaman
First M. E. Church Regular Services
Regular services announced by the First M. E. Church with a note of the upcoming schedule and readings.
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M. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newton & Leonard
Tmarshal
Saline County
Eareer
Texas
Fred FipPiIn
Barriet
Dawking
Cornelius
Phos. Cornelius
Omes
Wean
Rey
Harton
Wil Particulare
Rmane of
Wedece
Hayes & Russell
W. L. Douglas Shoes
John B. Stetson
S. E. Cor. Square
Keller and
Laoruhe
New York
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