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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
8
County Court in session this week. Numerous residents including W A J Grayeon Calvin Balthis and Chas FE Crain visit from nearby towns on official business. Local families host guests, plan trips, and attend recitals as spring activities continue. a salt vein is struck during gas drilling at Lincoln Centre Kansas.
Next Wednesday June 14 Flag Day events include Marshall Chautauqua on the Eagle lot with local attendees and visiting guests. The newspaper notes community gatherings and a Carnival outcome while listing local residents and travels to and from Marshall.
Short of pasture I offer Jersey cows and heifers ready to freshen along with unbred heifers. Also a few more Poland China boars and bred gilts. Ste dem Stock Farm, 22 23c, Marshall Missouri.
Farmers urged to buy threshing coal at special price from Marshall Marble & Granite Works. E Hammond advertises by phone 199.
Miss Lorena Maxey, who stated Mrs. Ema M. Chaffee as trimmer the past eleven weeks, returned to her home in St. Louis last Sunday.
A 1790 long clock owned by a gentleman in Lutterworth England features an oval dial a day indicator a seven day dial and a chiming display. The upper clockwork scene includes a small orchestra with a gate cello two violins and three singers.
Metropolitan street railway of Kansas City went into the spotlight as a major transit issue, with observers noting financial implications for riders and the city. Officials pledged to review routes, funding, and service levels amid growing public interest and debate.
A speaker asserts babies cry less now due to enlightened infant care and hygiene. He claims improvements extend to poor children and public behavior, noting quieter streets and healthier, stronger infants as evidence of social progress and the diminished comic merit of harassed fathers.
A French reader recounts seeing two birds with glowing plumage in the Pyrenees during a gray morning. After a hunter shot them, the luminous feathers remained, suggesting contamination by luminiferous matter such as decaying fish or touchwood. Nature notes this phenomenon as plausible yet explainable.
A fragment discusses Chinese public life in Canton showing open street barber and dentist practices. It notes story-tellers entertaining crowds and audiences tipping with cash for performances. The piece examines credulity and awareness of the public of common beliefs and laws.
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