Hunt Upheld at Central Missouri Fox and Wolf Meet
G. O. Jackson of Miami attended the annual hunt of the Central Missouri Fox and Wolf Association in Saline county. He noted a large turnout from Cooper, Pulaski, and Saline counties plus visitors from elsewhere. Thursday featured dancing with Sedalia musicians, and over 30 hounds entered the chase Thursday night on ladies day with many of the fair sex in attendance. J Allison, 85, of Marshall was among the oldest hunters who has not missed a hunt in years.
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G. 8. Jackson
Miami
J. W. Barnhill
Odell
Jackson
Central Missouri Fox and Wolf Association
Saline County
Cooper
Pulaski
Saline
Sedalia
J. Allison
Marshall, Mo
Seved from Awful Death Calamity averted by a cure story
A Fayetteville North Carolina man recounts how his sister cured from consumption after remedies failed, crediting Dr King’s New Discovery. The medicine is praised for coughs colds lagrope asthma croup and bronchial troubles. One dollar and a free trial bottle offered by P H Franklin.
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A.D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N. c
P. H. Franklin
Gun Club Announcement For Dog and Gun Lovers
Notice states Marshall Gun Club invites lovers of dogs and guns to the first event on June 7. Details unclear but promotes a gathering and activity related to gun club interests.
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Marshall Gun Club
Local Shooting Tournament At New Fair Grounds
A shooting event opens at the new fair grounds with a 9 am start and 100 dollars in added money divided by the Jack Rabbit percent system. Six merchant prizes, practice on Monday the 6th, and lunch served. Notables John Adams Dave Cooper Edmund Brown J B Kelley Ely Dodson Will Scott listed for notice. Phone 243 X for details and Jack Mc Chesney contact.
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Fair Grounds
John Adams
Dave Cooper
Edmund Brown
Kelley
Ely Dodson
Scott
Jack McChesney
Man Seeks To Help Others After 30 Years Of Suffering
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri has faced chronic distress from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. He advocates Electric Bitters saying five bottles wholly cured him and left him well. The remedy is guaranteed for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria and is sold at Franklin’s for five cents.
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J. F. Boyer
Fertile
Franklin's
Run of Hard Luck Hits West Square Window Incurred Loss
Weeks ago four large plate glass panes were installed on the west square by contractor Al Darling. The loss, initially estimated at 400 dollars, fell on the contractor as it was not insured. A new panel arrived but broke on installation. To deter inquiries a sign read None of your d business. A Darling.
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al Darling
Darling
Nephew Murder Case Reported by W. K. Ma
A concerned report details the cowardly murder of George Mahard and his wife, as relayed to W. K. Ma. The brief note notes the crime and indicates an ongoing investigation into the killings of Mahard and his spouse.
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W. K. Mahadr
George Mahard
Mystery Killings Along Arizona Camp Ground
In wilds of Arizona Mr Madard and his wife were camping in a lonely area. Their bodies were found a day or two after the murder and the motive appears to be robbery with two fine horses missing. Mr Madard, born in the city 35 years ago, had moved to Arizona in 1889. The case is very mysterious and difficult to solve, with the victims described as prominent and deeply regretted by friends.
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Wilds
Arizona
Madard
Mr. Madard
Canon City Educator Named Marshall Public Schools Leader
At a Marshall School Board meeting, Prof F F Thompson of Canon City Colorado was chosen superintendent of public schools. He led Canon City schools for five years and is praised by Colorado education authorities. The board also re elected Miss Welborn as principal of the east school.
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Marshall School Board
F. F. Thompson
Canon City
Colo
Thompson
Colorado
Marshall
Miss Welborn
East School
Girl Killed After Wild Wear Show Visit
A Wild Wear show visited Marshall last Friday. The event was poorly attended yet featured some good performers. A horseback rider fell under her horse and died from injuries upon reaching Higginaville.
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Marshall
Higginaville
Revolution Threat Seen in Archbishops Warning in Missouri
Archbishop Glennon warned of a looming bloody revolution tied to urban misery in St. Louis and across Missouri. Governor Hadley echoed economic strain from high living costs, urging migration to rural areas and highlighting Missouri's dairying potential and opportunities in the Ozarks and Acadia Valley.
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Arcadia
St. Louis
J. J. Glennon
St .Louis
Mississippi Land and Immigration Congress
Ironton
Glennon
Hadley
Missouri
United States
Mississippi
Union
Ozarks
Acadia Valley
Tie
Vital Point on Babies Bowels and Elixir Sale
A historical note warns the infant bowel as the most delicate part and cites Mc Gee's Baby Elixir as a cure for diarrhoea and stomach derangements sold by P. H. Franklin. F. P. Williams, known in Marshall, has taken charge of Patterson Confectionary and offers prompt service to patrons at the south side of the public Square.
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McGee
P. H. Franklin
F.P. Williams
Marshall
Patterson
Chicago and Alton railroad plans main line shift
The Chicago and Alton railroad reportedly plans to reroute its main line from Clark southwest to Fayette and then toward a crossing point on the Missouri River likely at Arrow Rock. The change aims to ease river control and bridge maintenance at Glasgow. The St Louis Kansas City electric line may join in building a shared bridge, relegating Higbee Armstrong Glasgow and Gilliam to branch service.
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Moberly Monitor
Chicago & Alon Railroad
Clark
Fayette
Missouri River
Arrow Rock
Missouri
Glasgow
Arton
St. Louis
Kansas City Electric
Alton
Higbee
Armstrong
Gilliam
Kansas City Star
Money Talk appeals for renewals to fund new equipment
Several weeks ago we urged renewals from those in arrears who could pay. The response was gratifying but we still fall short of the required funds. Weather, particularly constant rains, has hindered country trips to readers, and we resume dunning reluctantly to support the newspaper’s financial needs.
Banks On Sure Things Now Dr Kings Life Pills
A reader from Buffalo NY writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills cured chronic constipation and biliousness jaun dice indigestion headaches chills malaria and debility. They praise the remedy as unequaled and report availability at P H Franklins for 25 cents.
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Dr. Kings New Life Pilla
A. Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
N. Y
P. H. Franklin's
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Gun Club
The
Chicago & Alton
Williams
J Vandyke
J. T. Fisher
L.W Vandyke
New York
Bank of Saline
T. J. Isbell
J. T. Isbell
Jefferson Avenue
Morgan Street
Marshall, Missouri
DRS. Nuckles & Nuckles
Marshall Building
North Side Square
Kansas City Star and Times
Star and Times
Star
the Times
Associated Press
Thos. P. Vawter, JR
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