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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
The article notes Senator Burton has been found guilty of using influence improperly and is urged to resign. It comments on Democrats seeking to join the bandwagon, urging action now to gain ground before others. The piece references editor J. Witt and an advance subscription rate of 81.00 per year.
Saline county officials announce a fair this summer but the exact fair type remains unclear whether a Domestic Fair or a Tribal Cultural Fair. Local records show no confirmed designation yet.
The dates for township and county conventions are set for July 7 and July 14. Attendees are urged to keep these dates and attend the township meeting as announced. a call to action will be issued in several weeks.
Report notes a large number of new faces at the Saturday convention with talk that the event marks an awakening felt across the state. A timer claimed this would be the first and last convention appearance, but that view is disputed as the condition is widespread.
The Republican county coalition Saturday drew a large crowd and displayed confidence in success. Speakers warned of weaknesses and urged unity, noting enough candidates already want state-level roles to ensure a solid ticket and future action.
The Missouri Railroad and Warehouse Department requires all railroads to appear in Kansas City on June 18 to explain why oil transport rates should not rise. Officials note rate from St. Louis to Kansas City is 8 cents, while Kansas City to St. Louis is 17 cents, alleging discrimination against westbound shipments.
A fragmented plea urges Democrats to drop internecine quibbles and align behind a decisive, unified stance. The wording invokes period-era fashion imagery to press for cohesive party action and a clear political position.
Erastus Simmons died at Mt Leonard on Wednesday evening from stomach troubles. He leaves a wife and a large family. Funeral services will be held at Mt Leonard Baptist Church at 9 this morning with burial at Mt Zion Cemetery.
A bargain listing describes a three room house with a barn smoke house cellar and garden for 500 dollars and monthly rent of five dollars. Provided by Mitchell and Hilburn on May 4.
Mesdames Agnes Utz and Belle Payne traveled to Malta Bend to enjoy Decoration Day and visit relatives. The text mentions Morris Baily and Walter lachs as part of the travel notes, though some names appear garbled.
A week of events at Missouri Valley College included a Saturday Die Journalisten performance, baccalaureate sermon by Dr W E Bhicks, a commencement concert, senior academic exercises, Alumni play Much Ado About Nothing with banquet, and regular commencement with class oration by Rev Wm Carter. Graduates listed include Margaret Moore A B Ethel Davis B M Sarah Black A B Griffin Olson A B L W Cunningham A B A C Groas A B and D Hixson A a.
Jurors discharged yesterday to May 11. Geo King vs Ed Van Buskirk et al appeals. Southwestern Trust Co versus Ella J Cretcher judgment for plaintiff 280.50 plus interest. Frank Kruse vs F H Bender judgment for plaintiff 105.28 plus interest. Ernest D Martin versus C G Patterson damages. consented settlement at defendant costs. Most cases noted as damages and tax matters with few decisions. Services planned at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses caution about rushing into surgery. The speaker advises careful consideration and timing before deciding on medical procedures. The note captures a cautious medical guidance tone without further context or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reads Kemp Sinter visiting a Wild West show with Mateball Thorday, unclear details. Name spellings are tentative and may reflect transcription errors.
The author recounts undergoing appendectomy after deciding against rushing the operation. He describes a safe recovery, noting minimal anesthesia impact, stable vital signs, and thanks readers who followed his guidance. He urges patience before surgery and shares that a prior attack and diet contributed to a strong recovery. He offers to advise readers who describe their cases.
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