Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
A list of marriage licenses is recorded including Vercard J. Moore and Isabel McRichardevo, James Wientog with Daisey Brown, Clinten Me’son Marshall with Edith C. Way, J. A. Jayoou Ole Brown, Harvet Howard and Eimer Payne, Nora Greco, Marenail Awohery Taylor Casebolt, and Louise Alyne Tickemeyer Shackelford, among others in Miami and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. Nichols
Kula Edmonds Peterman
Jeme S. Jolliffe
Edith C. Way
J. A. Jayoou
Ole Brown
Wood Johnson Harvet
Easel Howard
Eimer Payne
A Marshall Nora Greco
Marenail Awohery Taylor Casebolt
Mam
Louise Alyne Tickemeyer Shackelford
Real estate transfers and notices from Marshall area
A cluttered OCR listing shows multiple real estate transfers in Marshall with names Spence Brule, Dobbs to Paonte Taylor, Simocate, Cowman, Coleman, Harrison Pate to Leonard Maw, Walter S Phillipe to Amanda Staub, and minor parcel details. An employment ad seeks a strong, experienced young man by Guy Drummond Marshall, phone 420.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pave
Harrison Pate
Wasbskwes
Leonard Maware
CMD
Clementia
Alexander
Marehall
Walter S Phillipe
Amanda
Staub
Yooung
Guy Drummond
Marshall
Through Train To California Special Trains From Marshall
The Alton California Special leaves Marshall at 7 07 a m daily with no car changes. The C and A will run a through train to Louisville Kentucky without changing cars. Depart Marshall at 4 20 p m Tuesday June 12th with sleeping car reservations urged early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Marshall
Louisville
Regional rail fare notices for multiple cities
The page lists rail and travel fare notices with on sale and return dates in cities including Minneapolis Minnesota Milwaukee Wisconsin Denver Colorado Niagara Falls New York and Portland Oregon. Each item shows a return limit and a summer rate in dollars. Details appear garbled with several misspellings but indicate various on sale dates and return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Minneapolle
Minnesota
Colorado
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Uncalled-for Letters In City Official Notice Remains
Uncalled for letters remain in Janet s position with rulers demanding action within 30 days before removal. Names include Lena Garner Pauline Kroniker Mamle Powers Filna Reynolds Irene Stewart G Sands John Salman Will White M T Cuasrain P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Mise
Lena Garner
Mies
Pauline Kroniker
Mamle Powers
Mies Filna Reynolds
Mia
Irene Stewart
G. Sands
John Salman
Will White
Engine Trouble Sparks Yesterday Morning Breakdown
A gasoline engine, noted for reliability, faltered early yesterday until Jas. Irwin, famed engine doctor in Missouri, skillfully revived it at eight. If it runs through the night, readers may receive updates on the case and its outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Lrwin
Missouri
Corn Bill Bug Attacks Midwestern Corn Fields
The corn bill bug infests middlewear and der stous corn estates by drilling holes in stalks with a stout beak and feeding inside. Beetles leave elongated punctures on blades as leaves unfold, head downward feeding. Species parvulae and roberts injure bine gram and roots. native foods include grasses and rushes. Fall plowing drives beetles to other fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Nebraska
Paul Hull and the Lively Livery Stable Dog Tale
Paul Hull the Chicago post office superintendent and former country editor becomes part of a comic village incident. While escorting a visiting lecture, Hull is teased by a boy who offers to buy Hulls dog, prompting a blush and a laugh from the lecturer. The tale ends with a playful question about whether Hull bought the dog, noting his later marriage and fondness for dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hull
Chicago Post Office
Paul
Hull
Dobbin
Mr. Hull
Paul Isa
Cow Peas Adapted to Northern Growth and Hay Use
Cow peas, once seen as a southern crop, are now grown as far north as Michigan and Wisconsin. They provide green manure, have a large leafy top, and can be used for hay if cut early. Choose non running varieties for plowing under, as long vines hinder tillage. Se usa details vary by state. contact state experiment stations for region-specific guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thies
United States
Ohio River
Michigan
Wisconsin
Madison
Ilinois
Farmers’ Review
Portable Fence For Field Use
A Farm Journal style note demonstrates a simple portable fence using narrow board posts and two-panel openings. To form a corner, attach a hook on one panel end and staple at the post slide, or use two hooks and two staples for sturdier corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Farm Journal
Uise
Go To Texas with T M Ehlers and associates
Misspelled and fragmentary ad promotes travel to Texas with T M Ehlers and M K. Agt. Low rates on select Tuesdays. Claims opportunities in Texas and Oklahoma with Lidion Territory. Mentions meeting points at Little Rock Missouri and a sailing schedule with unclear times and destinations.
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T. M. Ehlers
M. K
Texas
Oklahoma
Lidion Territory
Little Rock Mo
Boonville
Neal
Graft Tales from an Iowa Local Curceryman
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a notorious Iowa figure described as a top grafting broker who spent days grafting. The speaker notes some men lead troubling lives while others achieve notoriety, reflecting on ethical contrasts and local lore.
Ruff comments on Meyers-Hottman case appeal plan
In a Wednesday statement Col. Ruff says the Missouri Supreme Court ruling against his client is not final and he will appeal the case to the U S Supreme Court if a rehearing is denied. He asserts Mrs Myers will not hang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re B. Ruff
Meyers-Hottman
Missouri
Legal notice request to publish in Republican paper
A reader urges placing legal notices in any desired paper and promotes the Republican for printed notices at fair prices. The message emphasizes affordable job printing and asks for continued reader support.
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Republican
Germs On The Farm And Their Double Life In Nature
Germs are minute living beings including bacteria fungi protozoa and spores that both aid life by decaying matter and help plant and animal growth. They drive fermentation nitrogen fixation and soil enrichment yet cause crop diseases and human illnesses such as tuberculosis pneumonia diphtheria and smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Grot
Farm Journal
Hop Clover Naturalized in Country from Europe
Yellow hop clover Tri folium agrarium was introduced from Europe and frequently found as a naturalized plant in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pasture Forage Plants Meet Mixed Results
The article discusses clover varieties and pasture forage options. It notes yellow clover helps uncultivated lands, while cultivated clovers yield more fodder per area. It critiques attempting to combine cowpeas with oats for fall growth and highlights Canada peas as the only option pairing with oats, though often failing south of New York.
Cut Worms Noted on Rhubarb Plants
A Farm and Home correspondent reports rhubarb plants were damaged by cut worms last spring. Investigation showed each plant had about a dozen worms hiding under the crowns, with a tight squeeze needed to remove them.
Fragmented Notes On Agriculture And Industry Facts
A garbled mix of farm tips and production stats mentions alfalfa seed per acre, mood indand, and striking while the iron is bor. It notes cottonseed value for feeding, Greece alcohol production, and peppermint output in 1906. Also lists grasses and clovers for Neb conditions and a vague pasture mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
United States
Rails and Wire Fencing Techniques for Farms
Old rail fences endure but wire and board fencing offer practical advantages. Wire fencing provides neat appearance, easy adjustment, and strong barrier against stock. A 37 inch woven wire with barbed wire added stands against horses cattle hogs and sheep, with posts eight feet apart and rails for end braces.
Locust Stumps and a Homemade Puller
The item explains a method to remove locust stumps without digging using a home made lever puller or twister. An eight foot upright of sturdy material, seven inches thick at the butt tapering to four inches, is mortised at the butt for the device, with details from the Ohio Partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mechanic’s hitch lever with tron plate and cant-hook mockup
A described setup shows a 1%-inch tron two feet long with hooks or eyes at one end and a tron plate on the opposite side. Bolts are tightened, the hook is attached, and the device is fastened over the top of a post in a cant-hook style to hitch the team to the lever.
Notice for public homecoming bus to Louisville
Residents of Marshall and vicinity may join a special Alton line car from Marshall to Louisville for the homecoming trip on Monday night June 1st. Tickets or reservation via agent O. E. B. Hawthorne. Limited seats, no transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Louiisville
Alton
Louisville
Hinicate
O. EB. Hawthorne
Premium Offers For Subscribers Highlighted
The notice promotes premium subscription options including the Twice a week Globe-Democrat and the Republican at $1.40 yearly and the Farm and Stock man bundled with the paper for $1.25 for advance subscribers only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
the Republican
Farm and Stockman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vercard J. Moore
Isabel McRichardevo
James Wientog
Daisey Brown
Clinten Me
Marshall Marshall
Miami
Atone Satviwaet
Slater Slater
Slater Slaver Slater
Glasgow
Kentucky
TGS
Enon Bullen
Niagera Folle
M. T. Cuasrain, P. M
The
Bry
Unc
Wm's
Newport
Providence
Lot
Iowa
Hea
Hop Clover
Canada
New York State
W.S. Tuck
Late of
Real Este
Insarave
Saher
Mar Ager
Rene Taaen
Scientific American
Munw & Co
New York
COE
West
Angeniees
Sacco Wien
Camsite
Daya
Nile
Xana
Castoria
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