Band Concert Set for June 15 at Local Hall
The Standard notes the Watts program includes Little New Hampshire OlL and Pride of the Parade. Belection performs Bohemian Girl while Booster Club presents Land of Dreams. Vivian appears in March and Eagle Lake in Schottisch. The lineup lists March pieces and a male soloist.
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The
Standard
Watts
Little
New Hampshire
Belection
Booster Club
Serenede
Land of Dreams
Vivian
Schottisch
Eagle Lake
What Did He Mean By Bolger Salted Bacon Tale
A letter from the Houstonian column recounts J W Bolger leaving salt barrels for M G Smith this spring. Smith finds bacon and a ham in the salt and wonders if it was a mix up or a charitable act. The note also mentions Fred Werneke and wife leaving for Okanville after a death in the family, and a birth announcement for P L recy’s child born Tuesday June 6.
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J. W. Bolger
Colorado
M. G. Smith
Fred Werneke
Okanville
August ‘Werneke
P.L. Recy
Mother
Babe
Houstonian
City Council Acts On Infrastructure And Ordinances
City Council met Monday with all members present except Williams. They approved purchasing an awning for the fire home door and Green's bid for Redman Ave repairs. Walk construction on South Brunswick, hitch racks on East Morgan referred to committee. West Yerley Street opening referred. Sidewalk petition on North Jefferson Ave filed. Sewer at Washburn property on Capital Hill assigned. Telephone pole relocation planned at West Court and Salt Pond. Ordinances 260 272 273 274 276 277 passed. Adjourned to meet June 12.
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Wleb. Williams
Green
Redman Ave
South Brunswick
East Morgan
West Yerley Street
North Jefferson Ave
W. E. Carter
Washburn
Capital Hill
West Court
Salt Pond
Real Estate Transfers Recap from Marshall Area Listings
A compressed record of transfers including William F Claycomb to W F Riddie for 6 acres in Marshall and numerous other parcels in blocks 14 and 19, lots 11 and 1, as well as Annie L Donahoe to Joseph P Donahoe in B & Sebre addition. Also listed are transfers for America B Dolle to C W Mead, J M Tennell to Sabra D nia and Mary L Tennell, John W Triplett to Charles J Wheeler, Ralph J Irvine to Gallie F. Dickenson, Mattie Henison to Arthe Yates, Geo f Stone to Charles Henison, Annie Gordon and Reubin Robbins to Arthe Yates, Benrieta M Sims to Alma Du ee hee, and others including Pherae to Ballhe, A Gillispie to county, A Wettack to Jas M Lindsey, and Patrick Conden to W M Van Winkle.
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William F Claycomb
Riddie
Bridget Moran
Nevada
Kenner
Marshall
Annie L Donahoe
Joseph P Donahoe
B & Sebre
America
Dolle
W Mead
West Slater
J Wagner
Mollenbrook
Charles Henison
Annie Gordon
Reubin Robbins
Hudson
Benrieta M Sims
Alma Duee Hee
Chas Mathews
Manee
Ballhe BO
Gillispie
A. Wettack
Jas M Lindsey
Marshall Obenee
Patrick Conden
W M van Winkle
Calves to Drink Paris Green in Good Hope News
In Good Hope country Geo W Hains visited town Friday seeking calves to join his milk cows. A tub of green water dumped over rye and pea vines sparked remarks as local traders noted the odd scene and shoreline chatter about the incident.
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Geo. W. Hains
The
Good Hope «Country
Marshall to Host State Association Meeting Next Year
Two lead city letter carriers from Marshall attended the State Association meeting in Kansas City last week and secured Marshall as the host city for next year’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nave
State Association
Kansas City
Marshall
Local Health and Tragedy Report From Town
Sick Mrs Lea Pollard remains ill in the northwest part of town. H C Witt of Warrenton Missouri recovered from heat fatigue but is improving. Austin Dennis from east of town visits. friends note his swift recovery from a serious illness. Joe Swisher eight miles east is in a Kansas City hospital seeking health. Mrs L L Huff, moved to Lathrop, is in serious condition in a Kansas City hospital and later died. Louis Markes, 11, near Shackelford, broke his leg riding a mule that bucked at a bucket. Dr J S Marrison of Creacher attends to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Dennis
Joe Swisher
Kansas City
L. L. Huff
Lathrop
Louis
Chris Markes
Shackelford
J. 8
Marrison
Cretcher
Unclaimed Letters At Marshall Post Office
In Marshall Missouri the post office notes uncalled for mail dated the 7th and 1011. Items not collected within 16 days will go to the dead letter office in Washington DC. Names include Ladies Madison Mia Mary Williams Louise and Gentlemen Brown J W Gordon Alex Heckman Harton Jacob Jackson Thelbert Shellds Robert W L Vandyke P M.
Stock Market Report at National Stock Yards 1911
Receipts of cattle this week were liberal with generally common quality. Top cattle sold at 64.40 with fat cattle up 15 to 2 cents while common half fat down 25c. Cows 16 to 50c lower. yearling steers and heifers up 15c, common down 2c. Bulls 15 to 25c lower. stockers and feeders 29c down. Hog market up 56c to 4.15 top. bulk 3.09 to 6.10, packers buying 85% of hogs. Sheep steady. Dragoon Becker & Co.
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National Stock Yarda
Eggs and Chickens Wanted Cash at Bates Poultry House
Local market reports demand for eggs and chickens with pricing indicating cash payments. Bates Poultry House shows higher buyback rates, signaling favorable terms for sellers.
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Bates Poultry House
Honeymaker on Strike at Galt Springs Visit
A. Ransberger from Galt Springs arrived yesterday and claimed he knew nothing newsworthy. He suggested a near funeral at Galt Springs last week, joking about three men being stung in lighthearted fashion and his disapproval of ear rings. The writer hints at a lingering sadness and a push toward progress.
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A. Ransberger
Galt Springs
Suburban Citizen Attacked. Doctor Rescues with Rapid Aid
In a town episode breaking into great excitement, Dr. Tuttle rushed to aid a wealthy suburban resident, Mr. Ransberger, found unconscious and revived him within minutes. Dr. Tuttle complains he charged only two dollars, not ten, while Mayor Grimes of Mr. Leonard could not be reached for further details.
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Didgrey
Tuttle
Dr. Tuttle
Ransberger
Postmaster Salaries Rise Amid Busy Offices
The Slater postmaster Ed T Alexander saw his annual salary grow from 1800 to 1900 due to increased office business. Marshall’s pay remained steady as population fell yet post office activity rose by about 500 dollars over the year. The St Louis postmaster also received a raise.
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Slater
Ed T. Alexander
Alexander
Marshall
St. Louis
Missouri Leadership Calls for Waterway and Roadway Focus
Governor Hadley urged Missouri lawmakers to divert federal funds to reclaim West arid lands and drain swamps. He said rivers flood crops, waterways and highways need development, and Missouri should promote advertising to attract business while expanding navigable waterways and better roads.
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Missouri
Congress
Hadley
Kansas City
Ad Club
Coates House
Union
West
Canada
Earthquake Toll Reported in Mexico City
Mexico City reports sixty three killed and property losses around six thousand dollars after a powerful tremor on June first. Rescue teams and aid agencies scramble to assess damage and assist victims amid ongoing aftershocks.
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Mexico City
Earthquake Jolts City as Authorities Face Evasions
A strong earthquake struck at 4:36 am, with the meteorological observatory recording the peak intensity in the first minute and a further fourteen minutes of shocks. The disaster caused substantial property loss, limited insurance coverage, and casualties concentrated in a small area, though residents initially underestimated the scale. Authorities and hospitals faced fear and attempts to evade discovery amid the chaos.
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Sers Therd Asies
Govvatea
Con ‘Orn
Meteorological Observatory
Elephant murders its keeper at Missouri circus
Pike County writer claims the circus killed the elephant after it killed its keeper near a Missouri town last week. He argues a human killer would receive a life sentence before trial, and suggests public sentiment would pardon him if the act resulted from a brainstorm.
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Missouri
Pike County
Sunday Excursion Rates To Kansas City Beginning Sunday
Beginning Sunday June ells, low rate excursion tickets to Kansas City and return are valid on train 11 going and train 16 returning. Train 16 held at Kansas City until 6 30 p m Sundays. For rates or information contact O EB Hawthorne, Agent, Marshall Mo.
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Kansas, City
Kansas City
Hawthorne
Marshall
For Rent 50 Acres Blue Grass Pasture Near Norton
Abundant water on 50 acres of blue grass pasture one mile north of Norton. Willing to accept stock by the head at reasonable rates. Apply to Robt B. Hume Slater Missouri Route 2p.
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Norton
Robt B. Hume
Slater, Mo
National Liquor Dealers Hold Sixteenth Annual Convention
Chicago June 6. The National Liquor Dealers gather for their sixteenth annual convention at Hi Sherman Hotel with a record turnout. Attendees include Morris Westheimer who quietly admits selling liquor while claiming he may drink, and Joseph Debar who says many delegates do not drink or drink very little, reflecting temperance among the group.
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Chicago
Hi Sherman
Anivaloon League
Morris F. Westheimer
Wholesale Wine and Liquor Dealers Association
Joseph Debar
Cincinnati
Stranger Cashes Bet in West Virginia Lobby
Gerald Egan of Washington, a soci ety man and athlete, refuses to fight a stranger who accuses him of backing a five dollar bet. In a hotel lobby the man chinns the pole, demands payment, and threatens Egan before a confrontation unfolds. The event unfolds in a small West Virginia town late at night with a dramatic insistence on settling the wager.
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Gerald Egan
Washington
West Virginia
Egan
Jack
Popular Magazine
Grand Opera Singers at Chautauque Mex Bing in Special Costume
Thavin leads a 25 member orchestra in an afternoon concert at Chautauque season. In the evening Max Bing headlines a Grand Opera company performing scenes from Falls Il Trovatore with special costumes and stage settings as a notable city attraction brought to their doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupert
Max Bing
Metropolitan Grand Opera House
Thavin
A Grand Day for Women Belle Kearney at Chautauqua
Miss Belle Kearney of international fame and wide travel, renowned for advancing womankind, has been secured for a date at Chautauqua. She has impressed the world with her work and received numerous honors for her efforts and leadership.
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Belle Kearney
Chautauqua
Miss Kearney
Miss Kearney's Worldwide Courtship of Notables
Von Buelow and Grand Duchess Serge entertained Miss Kearney in Europe while Tolstoi hosted her at his home. She spoke at the International Congress of Women in Berlin and the National Educational Association in Shanghai, then represented America at a Yokohama conference. Her global exposure marks her as a keen observer of power and culture.
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America
Yokohama
Miss Kearney
Europe
Valverine
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Grand Pass
Territory National Casualty Company
Dept. 10
Detroit
Michigan
L. Conaway
Nelson
Shackelford Road
Misa
Roberta F. Ruff
Rfd
J. W. Gofero, W. Morgan
R. W. Campbell
J.P. Davis
Napton
Gary Hending
Pestielan
Etiiss
Dr. Bell
Chautauges
Thaviu
Balfour, Misa
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