Deaths of Miss Amy Laur ie Terrell at 22
Miss Amy Laur ie Terrell 22 died at her uncle J M Terrell home after caring for her father from Fredericksburg Va. She died Saturday morning of consumption. Rev J B Abbott led services Monday evening then interment followed at Ridge Park Cemetery. Survived by three brothers and a sister. Her death is described as a sad loss of potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Laurie Terrell
Fredericksburg
J. M. Terrell
J. BE. Abbott
Ridge Park Cemetery
Miss Terrell
Arrow Rock Mourns J Piggins Former Citizen Dies in Norway
J BR Piggins longtime Arrow Rock resident died in Norway Kansas on July 6 from senility at age 68 19 months and 4 days. His remains reached Marshall Monday and Undertaker Walker transported them to Arrow Rock Tuesday for burial.
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J, BR. Piggins
Arrow Rock
Norway
Kas
Marshall
Undertaker Walker
MRS LOUIA MILLER DIES IN KANSAS CITY AT 64
Mrs. Louisa Miller died at her son Kirtly Millers home in Kansas City on July 6 at age 64. She leaves a son and a daughter Miss Lula. The remains were taken to Jefferson City for burial. Mrs Miller moved to Kansas City from here seven years ago with her children and was well known locally.
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Louisa Miller
Kirtly Miller
Kansas City
Lula
Jefferson City
Mrs A E Gates Dies After Illness From Poisoned Food
Mrs A E Gates of the corner of North Jefferson and Eastwood Avenues died Friday evening July 7 after several days illness. The family ate canned tomatoes on July 6 and fell ill. she grew weak and passed away while others recovered. Survived by husband and three children C B, Elmer, and Mrs Wilson. Remains sent to Chillicothe for burial by Undertaker Walker.
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A. E. Gates
North Jefferson and
Eastwood Aves
Funeral for Patrick Hughes in Shackelford
Patrick Hughes formerly of Shackelford died in Chanute Kansas on July Sth at age 1 years from prostration. Undertaker Walker transferred his remains to Shackelford and burial followed beside his wife after services by Pastor Griffitts at 11 am on July Tth. He is survived by some children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hughes
Shackelford
Chanute
Kansas
Walker
Pather Griffitts
Larkin Garnett Dies at County Farm at 63
Larkin Garnett, formerly a horse trader, died at the county farm on July 5 after a battle with cancer. His remains were laid to rest the same day.
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Larkin Garnett
Death of Napton child in Napton with stomach illness
The little son of John Irwine a colonel of Napton died after a brief illness from stomach trouble on July éth. He was one year and ten months old.
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Irwine
John Irwine
Napton
Card of Thanks for Myrtle Hotz
The undersigned thank neighbors friends and all who assisted during our bereavement from the death of our beloved little daughter Myrtle. We also appreciate the beautiful floral offerings presented at the funeral Ernst Hotz and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Ernst Hotz
Ring winner thanks supporters in victory note
Marta Bend thanks friends and the public for assisting in winning the diamond ring. Elisabeth Adams signs a note of thanks. About half the county, mainly western and northern sections, reported a good shower Sunday afternoon with promises of more. Wanamaker neighborhood also had rain. The Sreamer Cheater was expected to arrive at Miami from Kansas City on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta Bend
Marshall, Mo
Elisabeth Adams
Wanamaker
Miami
Kanaée City
Church Suit Over Ownership Reaches Final Phase
The Missouri Valley College and Odell Avenue Presbyterian Church ownership dispute, heard in a circuit court, closed Saturday with Judge Samuel Davis taking the matter under advisement. Parties brief deadlines are August 2 and September 1, with potential appeal to higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley College
Odell Avenue Presbyterian Church
Circuit Court
Samuel Davis
W. M. Wie Iame
Boonville
Ben E F. Guthrie
Macon
J. W. Sudduth
Warrensburg
J. M. Gant
Nashville
Tenn
W. V. Hillaff
Marshall
D. D. Duggins
R. M. Reynolde
Caldwell
Tennessee
Hugh Hayes
D. F. Manning
Lightning Strikes North School Fence Splits Posts
A Sunday afternoon lightning bolt struck the north school fence twice, smashing seventeen posts. A cow owned by Ben Brieton was toppled but quickly recovered as the storm raged with searing lightning.
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Ben Brieton
Fort Berthold Reservation Opened for Settlement
President Taft issues proclamation opening Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota for homestead entry. Registration starts August 11 in Minot. about 342000 acres available at appraised values from 1.50 to 6.00 per acre. Eligible citizens or aliens may register if they intend to homestead and own no more than 160 acres. The land lies in McLean County near the Great Northern line. soil supports cereals and vegetables. registration and drawing method with filing fees plus appraised tract price.
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Minot
N. D
Taft
Fort Berthold
North Dakota
United States
McLean County
Great Northern Railway
No Drought of Liquors Reported in U S Beer Sales
The United States Brewers Association released the annual beer and whisky sales report showing 63,000,000 barrels sold in the year ending June 30, up 6.21 percent from the previous year. The data underscores strong demand across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
United States Brewers’ Association
Siege of Fires Rip Through Small Town Several Weeks
Fires have started with little provocation causing general damage including the vacant store room opposite the New York Racket and a hay barn fire near Blue Lick. Bal P Thomas’s barn burn led to $1200 loss, $700 ins. Another wreck involved a Missouri Pacific train near Butler and Pomuke. Local residents, robins and travelers noted scattered incidents as community members moved through a week of flare ups and quiet aftermath.
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Marshall
New York
Tim McDonough
Bal P. Thomas
Blue Lick
Thoman’ Laws
Farm Fires Destroy Wheat and Separator On Two Oklahoma Area Farms
A major fire at Roscoe Schanz's farm near Blue Lick consumed 350 bushels of wheat and damaged a threshing outfit with engineer I J Holden and operator Ed Mollineaux aboard. No insurance, owner distressed yet philosophical. Nearby Geo Wolfskill farm north of Slater lost a new separator and 250 bushels of wheat plus hay. fire spread over pasture until controlled with neighbor help. Possible cigarette or match sparked by workers inspecting a malfunctioning separator. no insurance on destroyed property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Schans
Blue Lick
Culberteen
I. J. Holden
Ed Mollineaux
Schanz
Geo. Wolfskill
Slater
J. W. Tillotson
Slater Rustler
Railroad trouble along line sparks fires on buildings
The railroad is causing considerable trouble along the line in the way of setting fire to buildings. Saturday night Pallock's mill caught fire but was extinguished before spreading.
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Ine
Pallock
Had Bad Eggs and a mislabeled sale ruse
An elderly west town farmer brought 19 dozen eggs to town with many bad. After stores refused them he took them home, then tried Marshall shops again with fresh ones. He sold to Marshall Produce Co. and left in a rage. Authorities contend he violated the law by selling bad eggs knowingly. The man grew angry at his failed attempt to cheat others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Herrells
Marshall
Marshall Produce Co
Brown to Move Dry Goods Business to Platte City
W Brown, longtime dry goods merchant here, has rented a store in Platte City Missouri and plans to move between August 20 and September 1 after a sale here. He has 17 years with W H Pletcher in town and 10 years running his own shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brown
Platte City
Brown
W. H. Pletcher
Dry Goode
Barnum says daughter in Nevada reports severe cold
E E Barnum Colony steward cites a letter from his daughter Miss Lillian in Winnemucca Nevada describing July 1 cold conditions. She says she could not feel her fingers and warmed them with a cold weather device while at the reservation.
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E. E. Barnum
Lillian
Winnemucca
Nev
Res
Ange
Family visit and illness report near Arrow Rock
Slater L P Beasley and daughter Miss Gladys traveled from Independence to visit R E Beasley near Arrow Rock. R E Beasley has been sick but shows hope of recovery. Local notes mention Lenty and Nichole of near Gharon amid a rainy spell and a charity event last Thursday.
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L. P. Beasley
Miss Gladys
Independence
Mr. Beasley
R. E. Beasley
Arrow Rock
Geo
Mullina
Miami
Lenty
Kanaan
Nichole
Gharon
Local People and Travelers At Home And Visiting
John Howlin and wife of Mexico spent several days last week with Mrs Minnie Gaines. Charley Brown made a business trip to Marshall Wednesday. J 8 Henry and wife of Ozark Mo spent a few days last week with his sister Mrs Harry Johnson. Ben Pulliam and family are home after weeks with his mother in California. Fred Weindmeyer and family were guests of Fred Leimkuhler and wife near Little Rock. Mrs R H Nuckiew and daughters left for Pike county to visit relatives. Nellie Neales at home after a few days with relatives in Bloomington. Mrs Harry Herrider spent weekend with son Robert Herrider and wife at Mobery. Roger Whitfield returned to Portland Oregon after visiting his mother near Hardeman. Born and reared in this country, he was welcomed after thirteen years away.
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Stillwater
Oklo
Grace Craig
G. P. Martin
Boonville
Elizabeth Rogers
Columbia
Martha McClelland
H. VanArsdel
Springfield
W. B. Diggs
W. H. Embry
Watson
Bascom Diggs
Nelson
George Thomas
Near Crearville
R. E. Beazley
Walter Diggs
Horace Eades
Charley
Jeusie
Nora Eastham
Cooper
Barry Thomas
Bingham
Marshall
Leonard Beazley
Gladys
Independence
Rarry Thomas
Virena Eastham
A. L. Houston
Methodist Church
Will Cowan
T. H. Dickson
Kansas City
John Howlin
Mexico
Minnie Gaines
Charley Brown
Marenhall
Henry
Ozark
Harry Johnson
Ben Pulliam
California
Fred Weindmeyer
Fred Leimkuhler
Little Rock
R. H. Nu
Buck Eye Scene Includes Ice Cream Fundraiser
Report notes L T Godman visiting Buck Eye last Tuesday near Br Welches while hunters eyed hogs. An ice cream supper at Harmony raised 76.58 with a well attended, enjoyable event. B F White and family returned home after a week with her son. A large crowd enjoyed a Sunday gathering at Frank Pinkard’s with good music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Godman
Buck Eye
Brother-in-law of EB F Douglas dies in Pueblo
Robt. Hyatt returned Thursday night from Pueblo Colorado where he was called by the death of his brother in law EB F Douglas who died of stomach cancer The survivor is Mr Byatts sister left with a family of five children making her bereavement a sed one.
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Robt. Hyatt
Pueblo
Colo
EB. F. Douglas
Mr. Byatt
Mr. Hyatt
Colorado
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Supreme Court of the United States
Ft. Berthold Reservation
Davis Bros
Butler
Sarcoyle
Missouri Pacific
K. C. Journal
Father Fortune
Tor
Slater Car
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