Death of Joseph Dean prompts village funeral plans
Word arrived that Joseph Dean a prominent northwest farmer died in Rochester Minnesota after a surgical operation. Blood poisoning is suspected. Undertaker Walker expects the remains Saturday evening and a Sunday funeral. The M E Church South pulpit will be filled Sunday by Rev Shackleford of Sweet Springs. The German Evangelical church plans a mission feast next Sunday with pastor Rev Runge and visiting congregations.
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Joseph Dean
Rochester
Mion
Walker
M.E. Church
Shackleford
Sweet Springs
E. O. Smith
M. E
Deaths in Saline County Area Prompt Obituary Notes
Thomas J. Rogers dies at his son’s home near Sharon after stomach trouble aged 59. Survived by four children Davis Claude Frank Ione and three sisters and a brother. Remains buried at Ridge Park after grave services by Elder B T Wharton. Henry Hamm dies at Sweet Springs aged 79 after three weeks illness. Malinda Talton Col died near Elmwood at 85 after 10 days illness. Remains laid to Salt Pon cemetery Wednesday.
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Thomas J. Rogers
David
Sharon
Davis
Claude
Frank
Ione
John Milsaps
Samar Wins
John Haynie
W B. Rogers
Rogers
Ridge Park Cemetery
B. T. Wharton
Malinda Talton
Mitchell Corder’s
Elmwood
Inew
Salt Pon
Church Notes from the town column
Rev J B Abbott and his daughter Virginia left Monday for Rockport Indiana to visit the former mother for three weeks The First Presbyterian pulpit will be vacant during his absence Misses Julia Kruger Minnie Putsch Maude Page Katherine Nave Clarah Brown Rev Weely Smith and Rev Barnes represented the M E Church South at the Missouri Epworth League convention at Perthe Springs last week The Seda Na district Methodist conference will meet in Marshall on Sept 16 and 17.
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J. B. Abbott
Virginia
Rockport
Indiana
First Presbyterian Church
Julia Kruger
Minnie Putsch
Maude Page
Katherine Nave
Clarah Brown
Weeley Smith
Barnes
M. E. Church’ South
Perthe Springs
The
Methodist Church
Seda- Na
Marshall
Wood and Huston Bank Struck by Lightning
A Friday night thunderstorm struck Marshall at seven. Lightning hit the Wood and Huston bank building, starting a fire quickly contained by prompt response. a large column burned and smoke filled the interior, but the damage was light. The Christian church and the courthouse home also reported lightning shocks.
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Marshall
Wood & Huston Bank
Court House
Carpenter Trial Ends In Dismissal Of Charge
The case against Guy Carpenter for the December murder of Sheby Porter was dismissed after two delays due to missing state witnesses. Carpenter was released, a new warrant issued, and he was re-arrested. Trial date not set. Watt Allen, recently jailed near Blater, faces related action.
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Guy Carpenter
Criminal Court
Sheby Porter
Mr. Carpenter
Standard Oil Begs for Mercy After $29 Million Fine
Washington July 17 The Standard Oil Company seeks leniency after Judge Landis imposed a $29 million fine in Chicago. Roosevelt and Taft refused compromise, urging final U S Supreme Court resolution. VP Job D Archtold visited the White House to propose nominal fines as first offense. Court later ruled the $29 million fine excessive, signaling likely appeal or new trial.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Jobo D Archtold
White House
Oyster Bay
Rose Valley Community Notes on Visits and Farm Labor
Rose Valley residents concentrating on haying and threshing as the day’s work. Hi C Mall visits son F J T Hall. Uriah Mayes visits Sam Rothrock family. Jim Dickerson and wife visit Fred Montgomery’s family. Miss Eden Whitney visits Mind Gracie DeLap. Mabel Evans of Sweet Springs calls on J B Smith. Multiple neighborhood visits follow including Rev Trader from Warrensburg at Christian Union and social calls to and from Henry Jackson, Mrs. Henry Jackson, and Kansas City guests.
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Jim Dickerson
Fred Montgomery Land
Christian Union
Mary Smith
Herman
Ollie McDaniel
Josephine
Scott
Sam Rothrock
Frank Root
Mise Ora
Geo. Root
Jeffferson City
Howard Potts
Kansas City
Chas. Hall
Prof. Moothart
M. M. Weekley
Localized Names in Fragmentary Social Directory
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals with likely surnames and places including Clonton Willie Siaford, Le Samuel Mert of ORCA, May Bellamy of Dorado, Loule Loverkamp and Avole Homme tied to Sweet Springs. The text reads like a casual directory of people and locales with no clear event.
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CW Stockman
Cons
Clonton
Willie Siaford
Cash Orca le Samuel Mert
al Dorado Ponate
May Bellamy
Sweet Springs
Loule Loverkamp
Avole Homme
Sweet Opringe
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Fair opens with light crowd and lively shows
A small crowd greeted the fair as it opened on Tuesday with clear weather. Events included a Belcher band and comedian act, a model maze with nine entries, and several harness and roadster horse classes led by locals such as Frank Justice, Marshall, and C. L. Ewing Slater. A racing accident occurred when six-year-old Harry Campbell collapsed and died likely from heart failure after a fall. Zoo.
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Belcher
Mre
Ed Cox
Marshall Mre
Frank Evans
Marshall, Mra
T. B. Potter
Booneville
Harry Campbell
Welding
Redhouse
Til
J. H. Auligur
Lumber business sold to T. W. Ballew Lumber Co
Notice states the lumber business has been sold to T. W. Ballew Lumber Co. and that all accounts due will be collected by them and all indebtedness paid by them. The former owners thank customers for patronage and solicit continued support for the successors.
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T. W.ballew Lumber Co
Community Notices From Sweet Springs and Surroundings
Local social calendar and family notices list visitors, travels, and gatherings across Sweet Springs and nearby towns. Names include Jarvis, Armstead, Thornton, Steele, Grayson, Cordry, Williames, Cruger, Shiffier, Parsons, Blank, Willis, Yanti, Hall, Ninneman, Eckert, Smith, Roepe, Dankenbring, Ham, Shanklin, Root, Potts, Moothart, Weekley, Ledru, Fulkerson, Francisco, Dives, and Weg among others. Events cover funerals, visits to relatives, church activities, conventions, and planned trips to Marshall, Sedalia, and Carmien with various residences in Kansas, Wisconsin, Texas, and Oklahoma.
Two Boys Die In Elevator Accident Near Glasgow
In Glasgow Missouri on July 20 two sons of John J. Maupin of Lowie Mill were playing near a wheat elevator. One boy slipped and fell headfirst into the tank and was suffocated before rescue. The other boy nearly shared the fate, caught just as he fell.
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Glasgow
John Js. Maupin
Lowie Mill
Birthday Party for Miss Lillian Campbell
Miss Lillian Campbell, daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Campbell east of Marshall, observed her twelfth birthday last Wednesday inviting about forty friends. The party featured games music and refreshments. She plans to spend the summer at Green Mountain Falls with her grandfather Robt Campbell Jr and Jean and Margaret Spotts will accompany Mr Campbell to Colora.
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Lillian
F. W. Campbell
Eastof Marshall
Pest
Green Mountain Falls
Rob’. Campbell, Jr
Jean
Margaret Spotts
Colora
Mr. Campbell
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