John Brogan Dies at 82 in Local Home funeral Held
John Brogan, 82, died Saturday night at the home of his stepson Pat Condon northeast of town from general debility. Funeral services were held at Convent Hall Sunday afternoon by Father O Neal, with burial at Mt. Marys cemetery in Shackleford. An old resident of Bailine.
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John Brogan
Pat Condon
Convent Hall
Father O'Neal
Shackleford
Mt. Mary's Cemetery
Bae Line
Death of Mrs William Hedger near Slater
Mrs William Hedger died at her home four and a half miles southeast of Slater on Saturday July 11 at 8 am after seven weeks of illness. She was about 60 years old. Survived by her husband and seven grown children. Funeral service was held at Crear Ville Hapts club Sunday conducted by Revs Norvell and Wahl.
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WM. Hedger
Slater
Crear- Ville Hapt
Club Sumiay
Revs, Norvell and
Wahl
Church Notes and Upcoming Services at First M E Church
Sunday services at the First M E Church include a morning sermon by Rev E O Sulth on Around Trip Through Heaven and an evening sermon and the Lord's Supper administered by Dr W A Jones. The Second Quarterly Conference meets Monday July 20 with Dr Jones presiding. Also notice Blue Lick sermon by Rev H J Steinheimer next Sunday. The Ladies Aid asks for a waste paper drive to collect a carload by January.
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M. E
E. O. Sulth
Heaven
W. A. Jones
Sedalia
M. E. Church
H. J. Steinheimer
Blue Lick
Ladies Aid Society
I O F Installation Notes From Deputy Grand Master
An incomplete report mentions C O F installation events with Deputy Grand Master Chaffer and Barnda Chas Evel, with fragmented phrasing about a meeting in Sweet pee for asset metatia of offlogre and ipoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Chaffer
C. C. Barnda
Chas
Evel
Sweetpee
Asset Metatia
Ipoa
Missouri Presbyterian Assembly and Summer School event
The Missouri Presbyterian Assembly and Summer School will be held in Marshall from August 18 to 28, moving from Perth Springs. Stewart Chapel and the college buildings will be used. August 19 is Home Mission Day and August 20 is Foreign Mission Day with speakers including Dr. John Dixon and Dr. Wm. Dobyns.
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Missouri Presbyterian Assembly
Marshall
Pérth Springs
Stewart Chapel
John Dixon
Home Board
Wm. R. Dobyns
1St. Joseph, Mo
A Dire Foreboding and Snowball Pranks at Denver Gathering
Hon D D Duggins attended the National Democratic convention in Denver recounts a comic incident. Snow from the mountains was dumped to form piles and visitors faced playful snowballing, causing dodging both outside and inside committee rooms. The piece jokes about future weather quirks across states in November.
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D.D. Duggins
Denver
Florida
California
Missouri
Ohio
New York
Nebraska
Lincoln
Redpath System cartoon reflects Cedar Rapids home views
The Cedar Gazette reports a notable cartoon showing Miss Cheteu qua gathering flowers and picking "dasies" for Cedar Repidd this year. It highlights local confidence in the Redpath System and contrasts Cedar Rapids with big cities on program support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Gazette
Iowa
Married Man Accused of Bigamy in Kansas City
Henry Bertram Jones a laborer and Gertrude Todd aged 14 wed in Kansas City on January 20, 1906 Judge Van B Prather. After two years in Missouri Jones left. in 1907 he married Bertha Davidson in Kansas City. Gertrude refused to take him back then he was charged with bigamy and bound over for September term, bond set at $1,000.
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Henry Bertram Jones
Gertrude Todd
Wee
Kansas City
Kas
van B. Prather
Harrisonville
Agnes ‘Avenue
Joe
Brookfield
Mile
Bellseid
Gerttrude
Bertha Davidson
Sewain
Jones
James B. Shoemaker
Kansas City Journal
Spite Work Claims Hit McCallister Springs Proprietor
A Hallenbeck and Jesse Orton from McCallister Springs visited Tuesday. Hallenbeck, owner of the springs hotel, faced a charge of running a pool room without a license. He said the license had expired and a neighbor mishandled notification, noting he is a respected county resident who pays bills promptly.
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A. Hallenbeck
Jesse Orton
McCallister Springs
Hallenbeck
Will Get Even 4 K Graves Plans Bryan Speech Phonograph
Will Get Even 4 K Graves says he will secure Bryan speeches on the phonograph. He notes past Republican music on machines made Democrats walk the floor. He plans to boost Bryan messages and keep his Republican friend W. Crane walking the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Edison Phonograph Co
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
West Side Square
Marshall, Mo
K. Graves
W. 4. Crane
North of
Slater
Marriage of Cleveland Corder and Ella Butts in Texas
Cleveland Corder and Miss Ella Butts were married by Rev. J. E. Howell in San Angelo Texas yesterday. Corder is described as one of Merehall's enterprising young men who came to Texas for health reasons last winter. Miss Butts is known as the organist at the M E Church in South Bearer. They plan to reside in Bearer.
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Cleveland Corder
Ella Butts
J. E. Howell
San Angelo
Texas
Corder
Merehall
Boone County Goes Dry in Centralia Missouri
July 10 report from Centralia Missouri states Boone County is now dry after Thedore Woods saloon closed last night. All county saloons had already shut earlier months ago. Mayor M. Bush witnessed the doors close and urged strict prohibition, offering a $900 subscription as an incentive.
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Centrailia
Thedore
A Shaking Up in News Correspondent Network
The note calls for a shakeup of about forty regular and several special correspondents to boost regularity and promptness. It asks writers to notify or recommend replacements if they cannot continue and seeks correspondents at 14kburn Miami Wanamaker Hardeman Fairville and Oearville with a request to write for details.
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Miami
Wanamaker
Hardéman
Fairville
Oearville
Particu
Baptist Ordination Service at Napton Church
A special ordination service was held last Sunday at Napton Baptist Church. R N White and Lew ter Connell were ordained as deacons. Dr J C Mops of Armstrong preached, and Wm Vaerdeman delivered the charge to the Heweenss De DB Wert of Canyon City. Rev L N White offered the ordination prayers. organizer Let rena hon or arranged the event.
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Napto Baptist Church
R. N. White
Lewter Connell
J. C. Mops
Armstrong
Vy. Wm. Vaerdeman
Heweenss de DB
Wert
Canyon City
Coothe
L. N. White
Tte
Ogani
Henor
Public Sale Notice At Geo Homme Farm Near Sweet Springs
J R Harets will sell personal property including cattle horses sheep logging and farm machinery at Geo Homme farm five and one half miles northeast of Sweet Springs on Saturday August 5th at 10 00 am. He and Weren Hon jwon left Monday afternoon for Independence to visit their aunt Mrs John Lerche.
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J. R. Harets
Geo Homme
Sweet Springs
M. Mer
Weren Hon
Jwon
Independence
John Lerche
Marshall's Summer Resort Calaboogw Incident
Report says many of Marshall's residents sought relief at Blackwater. several traveled Saturday to the depot and ended up in the calaboogw after a light began the journey. People are returning home and population is returning toward normal.
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Marshall
Blackwater
Real Estate Transfers In Marshall and Missouri Lands
Real estate transfers listed include A B Smith transferring to Jay Bewley transfer of 1 and 2 interest in block 17 lot 4 in Marshall for 82900. State of Missouri grants patent to Thomas A Smith for 820 acres in ranges 48 50 20. Char Petry conveys 14 acres in section 26 50 20 to Je M Coxen.
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A. B. Smith
Jay
T. Bewley
Marshall
State of Missouri
Thos
A. Smith
Petry
Je. M. Coxen
Weather Warmth Hits Woodsok Area In Gossiping Notes
In Woodsok the spell of extreme warmth affects local life as visitors from Marshall Napton Oklahoma and nearby towns mingle. Family travel and funerals bring people together with brief mentions of residents and neighbors seen around Mr. Rufus Clare, Mr. Force, and Mr. Gorrelle, reflecting a tight knit community diary of the week.
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Myrtle Lynch
Marshall
Willim Adkinson
Napton
Rufus Clare
Marvin Burnhill
Owen
Sam Picket
Oklahoma
Sam Pile
M.C. W. Gorrell
Cleveland Clark
Miry Gwendolene Walker
J. P. Force Bunday
J. Beats Costere
O. Gorrelle
Some Good Ways to Serve Watermelon in August
A Magazine inspired guide describes serving watermelon after four hours chilling, slicing from ends toward the center, and presenting wedges. It outlines methods for frozen watermelon with cream sugar and a sugar syrup, plus sherbet using gelatin and orange juice and diced watermelon folded in near freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Agust
Whales Clash With Steamer in Atlantic Race
In a mid ocean incident near New York on July 12 the school of whales raced the steamship St Louis of the American line for 11 miles. The leader, a 0-foot whale, was rammed and killed by the ship’s prow, its carcass torn apart by the propeller. The others vanished after the collision.
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New York
St. Louis
American Line
Epworth League Convention Opens in Perth Springs
The State Epworth League annual session met in Perth Springs at 10 o'clock with about 200 delegates present. Rey W. H. Comer welcomed attendees. Dr. Crosa Alexander of Nashville lectured on Studies of the New Testament. Bishop Hendricks of Kansas City delivered a sermon at the tabernacle tonight.
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Warrensburg
Epworth League
Perth Springs
Rey W. BH
Crosa Alexander
Nashville
Tenn
Bishop Hendricks
Kansas City
Tabernacle
Indianapolis and Return Fare Adverts in 19th Century Rail Notice
A historical fare notice advertises Indianapolis and Return Only 18.10 with a travel window from Marshall starting July 17, 1819, and a return limit listed as July 31, 1908, urging readers to call for details.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
The Stone Meeting and Its Crowd
Report from a small town gathering for Senator Biowe where the crowd showed mixed enthusiasm. A notable moment occurred when Alan presented Mr Stone with a foam shoe as a gag, drawing loud applause from attendees including local residents, visitors, and officials.
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Biowe
Marshall Citizans
Jefferson City
Alan
Mr. Stone
Highly Seasoned Food Blamed For Marriages Failures
Reverend Charles A. Mitchell of Oklahoma told a YMCA audience that half of all marriages hate each other, a quarter are indifferent, and only one in eight are truly happy. He, leader of the Stella Purity League, tied marital unhappiness to indulgence in highly seasoned foods and spicy sauces.
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New York
Charles A. Mitchell
Oklahom
Navy Sailor James Ordway Comes Home After 18 Months
James Ordway son of Hiram Ordway of the northwest of town returned from San Francisco Wednesday last week after 18 months in the navy. He served with Evans fleet and enjoyed the service, but his parents, due to heavy home duties, paid off the remaining time so he could return home.
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James Ordway
Wd Mes
Hiram Ordway
San Francisco
Navy
Evans Fleet
City Marshal Buses Arrest Slater Woman for Theft
City Marshal reports arrest of Lewis Jackson of New Frankfurt for stealing shoes from Os Skins and a ten day county jail term. Also notes lease of Atton Hotel by Ira Puntney and upcoming possession. Our Sweet Springs correspondent reports the death of J. W. Grayson and mentions Bert Darlin easing on May 3.
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Slater
Lewis Jackson
Val
New Frankfurt
Bealeo
Atton Hotel
Ira Puntney
Sweet Springs
J. W. Grayson
Bert Darlin
Ty Menico
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Church Notes
Missouri Presbyterian Assembly and
Boone County
Baptist Meeting
Marshall's Summer Resort
Sik
Epworth
Mr. Mitchell
Estella Purity League of
Evecute of
Pain Food
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