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Regular stock train daily for Bt Lote leaves Marshall 11 30 a m. Dally schedules list No 16 22 18 10 36 a m 9 30 p m. Stock shippers warned by agent C E Hawthorne.
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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
6
Regular stock train daily for Bt Lote leaves Marshall 11 30 a m. Dally schedules list No 16 22 18 10 36 a m 9 30 p m. Stock shippers warned by agent C E Hawthorne.
No. 31 Mall and Express 4 07 p m No 97 Local Freight 1 869 The Missouri Public train No 3% due at Marshall at 10 a m above 31 due at 4 07 will operate at Vilta Spring on fog during the summer months beginning May 1 R SMITH Agent
Children’s day will be observed next Sunday morning at the Firs Presbyterian church at 9 50. Omar ville Hlaptlat church hosted an all day service with Rev Wm Vardeman conducting the morning session and Rev Dd C Bolton preaching at 11. A basket dinner followed and at 0p m an ordination service was held for Lloyd Aver R K Perkine and Rudolph Kochs as deacons of the Orvarville church with Rev W F Roberts preaching the ordination sermon. A large congregation attended. God is the Only Cause and Creator will be the Christian Science hall topic at 11 o’clock Sunday morning. Andrew Carnegie has given a million dollars to Vanderbilt University’s medical department in Nashville Tenn.
Column of classifieds listing live fox cubs and skunks for sale multiple farm items including wagon scales pasture rental 50 acres bluegrass and water access Indian Runner ducks for sale dehorning pen for calves white pine threshing equipment and a level tillable county land near Sweet Springs plus a large leather carrying case and a kodak folding item all dated May in Marshall Missouri area with names and contact details.
A long list of social doings and movements in Marshall Kansas, including J B Jones visiting as a Marshall guest, J A Peck moving to Glasgow to run a barber shop, Ben W Arnold and wife from Miami visiting county seat, E E Elsen on real estate trip to New Mexico, and County court adjournment to Monday for drainage cases. Numerous residents travel, visit relatives, attend services, or recover from ailments, with notes on school openings and local business activity.
The Missouri Clay Target Shooting Tournament opened at the fair grounds Wednesday morning with strong attendance. Shooters arrived early for practice day, hotel rooms overflowed Tuesday night, and six shooters competed as Homer Clark of Alton Illinois achieved a perfect 100 straight against T. M. Ebler, high amateur. The event continued Thursday and Friday with intense competition.
Cabebolt Dowdy died in Marshall Sunday evening at age 81 in an obituary notice. The wedding occurred at the Bolton home on Haat Yerby street witnessed by a gathering of friends and relatives including Luther J. Casebolt and Miss E Dowdy of Miami.
State Treasurer Deal filed a May report showing April 30 balance 6,252,508.67. May receipts 440,268.43 and disbursements 743,759.40 left May 31 head balance 5,949,092.90. General revenue fund: balance 745,068.71, receipts 227,265.29, disbursements 467,858.13. Missouri railroad fund: receipts 41,626.20, disbursements 31,504.61. Public debt and other funds show smaller balances and May activity. Capitol building tax balance 319,864.66. capitol building fund 1,074,663.20 with May receipts 1,737.98 and disbursements 62,246.79. Road funds total 332,062.90 from automobile licenses 144,618.56, option stamps 112,477.09, general road fund 15,067.25. State school moneys balance 1,574,402.71. Seminary moneys balance 356,288.80 after May income. Insurance fund 189,695.93. Evidence of deliberations includes notes on British relations and pending ambassadorial events.
Jefferson City May 31 Missouri broke the world record for plug tobacco production with 62 045 170 pounds in 1912 valued at 31 024 680 dollars retail. The bulletin from Commissioner John T Fitzpatrick notes Missouri also led cigar manufacturing with 67 898 628 cigars wholesale worth about 2 850 000 dollars. Regions including St Louis Kansas City Joplin Carthage Springfield and others contributed, while most cigars went to satisfy state demand and export to other states.
Frank and Maud Middleton to Charles W Bridges and Clarence Tucker Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Grand View Blazer Mo 1060 Charles W and Robert Ewell to Hattie Crockett Lots 6 6 Block 4 College Add Marshall Mo 11800 Hattie Crockett to Charles W and Robert Ewell 144 acres 15 50 22 15000 Nannie Lotapiech and husband to Howard McCommon Part Lot 9 and Block 6 Alexanders and Bandage Add Marshall Mo 1 R B Smith to C L Chappell Block 6 9 and 12 West Add Sweet Springs 9900 Henry Aghly to Hadino Denoting Lot 4 Block 4 Original Town Malta Bend Mrs Belle Sparks and family leaving for Warrensburg Madine Denning to Hettie M Ashly Lot 4 Block 4 Malta Bend 1 Ralf T Barksdale to Loren J Hull Lot 10 Block 16 Third Flat West Add Slater 2600 Carl W Bruckner to Wm G Barksdale Lot inf in Block Bank Add Slater 876
A carriage with forty riders plunged down a sixty foot embankment at Mount Morrison Park near Denver late Friday night. Thirty persons were reported seriously injured in the crash, with officials outlining rescue efforts and casualty checks underway.
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