Governor Hadley appoints committee on Missouri state road routes
Governor Hadley formed a State Board of Agriculture panel to study three mapped routes for a St. Louis to Kansas City state road about 109 miles long. The northern central and southern routes pass through numerous counties and towns, with public hearings planned in Jefferson City before selecting the official route.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Hadley
State Board of Agriculture
Curtis W. Hill
Columbia
Col
N. H. Gentry
Sedafia
Pred D. Munson
Onceola
Brpf Swink
Parmington
St. Cherries
St. Charles County
Old Bouroe
Blaberry
Lincoln County
Louisiana
Howling Green
Pike County
Vandalia
Mexico
Audrain County
Centralia
Sturgeon
Boone
Moberly
Randolph
Keytonville
Brunswick
Chariton
Carrellton
Carroll
Richmond
Rey
Liberty
Clay County
Kanaan City
Gray
Union Summit
Franklin County
Drake
Mount Sterling
Gasconade
Linn
Osage
Osage River
Warrenton
Warren County
High Hill
Danewile
Montgomery County
Wil Hamsburg
Fulton
Callaway County
Rocheport
St. Boone County
Missouri River
Lisbon
Marshall
Blackburn
Saline County
Higginsville
Odessa
Lafayette County
Oak Grove
Independence
Jackson County
General Assembly
Tee
State Board of Agrculture
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Aya
Canal Three-Fourths Done Washington May 20
Washington reports on Panama Canal progress after seven years of American work. Only 44,000,000 cubic yards remain to be dug, with 52 percent of lock concrete laid and 70 percent of Gatun dam milling done. Lock gates, huge steel leaves, and new hoisting machinery accompany progress, while twenty-two slides in the Culebra cut cause delays.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Panama
Gatun
Culebra
Do It Now Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Kidney Disorders
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised as a remedy for kidney troubles that progress from minor symptoms to serious conditions like Brights disease. Mrs Lindsey of Marshall Missouri testifies that family members have used them with good results and recommends the product. Sold by dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY serves as U.S. agents.
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Dropay Bright
Doan
Lindsey
W. Boyd &J
Marshall
Fosters Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Disappearing furniture one room flat paves modern home future
A Chicago Record Herald piece notes South Side pews turning into one room apartments with disappearing beds, kitchens, pantries and wardrobes. By pressing buttons rooms transform to kitchen, dining, parlor or bedroom. The gimmick aims to ease high costs and entertain visions of compact living.
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Chicago Record Herald
Good Company praised in Marshall show notes
A Good Company The Chased Sister Co. received excellent attractions over the past two weeks with no criticisms of the show or management. They are expected to return to Marshall where they should be well received. Manager Lindsey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lindsey and is considered an able young man our city may be proud of.
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Chased Sister Co
Marshall
Lindsey
J. M. Lindsey
Mrs Grimes Visits D W Becraft Home South of Maraball
Mrs A Grimes is spending a fortnight at the residence of D W Becraft located south of Maraball, indicating a social visit or temporary stay in the community.
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A. Grimes
D. W. Becraft
Maraball
Thief Steals Shoes. Man Drowns Saving Victim At River
State News St Louis reports a thief removed shoes from Her man Stoecker as he slept roadside. A chase to River Desperes ended with a drowning as the robber tried to wade away. Stoecker attempted a rescue but was held by the coroner's jury on homicide charges. Witnesses named Ferdinand Streby on a tattooed arm. Susan Sills testified she saw the scene from Water Street as she drove chickens.
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St. Louis
Herman Stoecker
Stoecker
Ferdinand Streby
Susan Sills
Water Street
Good Railroad News From Western Saline Area
Farmers H C Terrell and J H Coulter report encouragement for an electric railroad project. A Kansas City treasurer’s letter says efforts to begin construction are underway and a Paris cablegram notes favorable reports, a reliable engineer, and strong banker interest with questions on timetables and costs.
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H. C. Terrell
J. H. Coulter
Western Saline
Smith
Slater Club schedules Partners and Merchants Fair dates
The Slater Commercial Club will host its annual Partners and Merchants Fair in Slater on September 7, 29, and 9. Committee in charge includes J. K. Dulaney, P. Storta, J. BH Land, J. C. Crear, C. W. Bridges, C. H. Tucker, and John T. Rector. R ea urged C. & A. to rent a modern depot at Sieter. Gilliam and Sila ter need new stations.
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Slater Commercial Club
Partners
J. K. Dulaney
Com
P. Storta
J. BH
Land
J. C. Crear
C. W. Bridges
C. H. Tucker
John T. Rector
Rea
Sieter
Gilliam
Silater
Birthday Celebrations for Robert Finley and Lewis Haggard
Celebrated birthdays of Robert Finley and Lewis Haggard occurred last Sunday. Both turn 37, with birthdays on the 16th and 15th respectively. Neighbors hosted a surprise dinner enjoyed by all, featuring abundant delicacies. Guests included Mrs. D. P. Finley and daughter Gertrude of Warrensburg, J. M. Erekin and wife of Georgetown, Charley Thompson of Cretcher, Tracy Haggard and daughters Bessie and Lena, W. B. Rife and daughter Mattie.
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Robert Finley
Lewis Haggard
Bob
Lewis
Mra D. P. Finley
Gertrude
Warrensburg
J. M. Erekin
Georgetown
Charley Thompson
Cretcher
Tracy Haggard
Bessie
Lena
W. B. Rife
Mattic
New Merchant Opens Mt Leonard Store
iW. J. Brown of Hamburg Iowa takes charge of his new Mt Leonard store after trading a farm to Chas Paul one of Mr Leonard's merchants. Paul receives 150 acres in Atchison Mo valued at 12000 and $4000 for his store stock and two lots. Paul remains with the business and Brown is welcomed as a good citizen to the country.
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Iw. J. Brown
Hamburg
Iowa
Chas. Paul
Will Move to Sedalia Prank Mitchell Jeweler Relocation
Mitchell the jeweler has packed his stock and sent it to Sedalia where he rented a store room and will continue business. He and Mrs Mitchell plan to depart by Monday after living in Marshall for many years. Friends regret the move but wish them success in their new home where the Republican joins.
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Mitchell
Sedalia
Mra. Mitchell
Marshall
Joina
Children Thank Republicans for Kind Aid After Death
The children of J. W. Kent express gratitude for the aid and sympathy from friends through the Republican newspaper during their father's illness and death.
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J. W. Kent
Republican
Real Estate Transfers and a Summer Trip Planned
Transfers record W C Brickey to A R C Sloan 1295 acres in 1950-18 and other parcels, including Dawes to Dawes 220 acres, McDonough to Roberts and Montague 210 acres, and several lot and acreage transfers. A Brown couple announce a northern-western summer trip from Crearville toward Seattle and San Diego, sightseeing and prospecting all summer.
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W. C. Brickey
A. R. C. Sloan
Edgar G Dawes
Chas T Dawes
Thos McDonough
Mary J Roberts
M L Montague
Sallie F Dickinson
Geoc Emmerson
Wife
East Marshall
Lanek
Geo H Althouse
Sallie Portwood
College Addition
Montague
Fred Elson
E A Steinbuch
Sweet Springs
Chase Latimer
Tanac W Adame
Marshall
AH Weasell
Bunkhurst Bros
Blackburn
Ben H Downs
Ann Chaffee Lok
L. A. Brown
Crearville
Seattle
Wash
San Diego
Don’t Wait Until the Fall For Practical Education
The piece argues that students should start school now rather than wait for fall, citing strong summer attendance and the value of an early, practical education. It notes cool rooms, energetic teachers, and that June through August enrollees progress as well as winter students. It invites excuses and promises to present its side.
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Finindl
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