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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

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Deaths Hampden Hyats Shepherd and Clarence Bennett

Death notices report Hampden Hyats Shepherd died at Stens Sanitarium in Indianapolis at 69 years 11 months and 4 days. He previously lived in Lovington Littleton Marshall Sherman and Denver, with children and a wife noted. Clarence Bennett died June 1 1910 at age 2 years 5 months 29 days, son of Charles and Sophia Bennett. services held in St Louis and Sweet Springs with burial at German Lutheran cemetery Liberty Township.

Hampden Hyats Shepherd Stens Sanitarium Indianapolis Ind Shepherd Littleton Colorado C. & A. Railroad Co Denver Colo Marshall Sherman Texas Fayette P. V Cole Thomas 8 Kansas City W. C. Sterns Glasgow P. Prosser E. T. Birch Jefferson City Masonic Order Clarence Bennett Charles Sophia Bennett St. Louis Rodecker Pine St Sweet Springs Henry Lemler

William Rutherford Dies at Home Aged 68

William Rutherford died at his home about ten miles west of town on Monday June 6 after a long illness at age 68. His funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Union Cemetery conducted by Rev. B. T. Wharton. He is survived by his wife and several children.

William Rutherford Town Union Cemetery B. T. Wharton

Obituary notes for James Dickerson and Mrs Shirey

James Dickerson, an old respected farmer of Rose Valley, died this week from a paraleutic stroke. His funeral was held at Antioch yesterday at 11 a.m. Details are unavailable. Mrs J W Shirey, formerly of Marshall, died at her Corsicana Texas home on Saturday June 4, aged 45.

James Dickerson Rose Valley Antioch J. W. Shirey Marshall Corsicana Texas

Bettie Bell Toucy Dies After Long Illness Near Miami

Bettie Bell Toucy, of near Miami, died at her aunt Lydia Toucy’s home on June 3 after an eight month illness. Born November 18, 1882 in Saline County, she was the daughter of T. J. Toucy. She leaves a sister, a brother, and many relatives and friends. She was 27 years six months, and fifteen days old.

Bettie Bell Toucy Lydia Toucy Miami Saline County T. J. Toucy

Murdered Kansas City man Ernest Gale buried in Arrow Rock

Ernest Gale a former Union Hill resident from Arrow Rock was killed in Kansas City on Saturday by a throat cutting. His body was brought back to Arrow Rock and interred at Sappington cemetery on Tuesday. He had lived in Kansas City for several years with Geo Mills in Union Hill.

Ernest Gale Arrow Rock Kansas City Sappington Geo. Mills Union Hill

Wednesday Storm Delivers Record Rain and Destruction

A midweek storm brought heavier rain than usual and strong winds across Marshall, Kansas City, and Jefferson City. In Marshall, trees fell and an apple tree uprooted, with about two inches of rain recorded and creeks rising. Kansas City saw 64 mile per hour winds and 1.63 inches in 15 minutes. Jefferson City reports severe damage to penitentiary buildings, unroofing Hall E and other facilities.

Marshall T. E. Mitchell Kansas City Jefferson City Hall

Gun Club Event Cancelled After Rain Interference

Rain on Tuesday and Wednesday disrupted the Marshall Gun Club plan and led to the affair being called off after a few shots. T. M. Ehler Geo. Duggins and Jack McChesney led the event preparations.

Marshall Gun Club T. M. Ehler Geo. Duggins Jack McChesney

Saline County Farmers Hopeful Despite Wet Weather Blues

The county faces ongoing wet weather that disrupted plans but overall prospects look better than feared. Fruit crops failed east, but west benefits from higher prices while grapes, tomatoes, potatoes, cabbage, turnips, and hay show promise. Cherry crops failed countywide. corn bottoms may bring prosperity if river conditions improve. Alfalfa is good but hard to harvest. Overall, 1910 may end with stronger farming profits.

Saline Saline County

Neighbor's Paralyzing Stroke Follows by Death

Henry Reinwald of Race Valley reported that neighbor James Dickerson suffered a paralytic stroke Sunday and died soon after leaving him helpless and in critical condition. Pastor Rev. Henry Meyer was telegraphed for his wife’s illness in Oklahoma. a card said she was improving.

Henry Reinwald Race Valley James Dickerson Mr. Dickerson Henry Meyer Oklahoma

DeGarmo Family Plans Move to Kansas City Farm

J. B. DeGarmo and family expect to relocate soon after trading their Marshall home for a Jackson County farm. The community notes with regret their decision to leave the city and wishes them well.

J. B. DeGarmo Kansas City Forture Jackson County Marshall

St Louis Stock Market Report from National Livestock

Special to Marshall Republics Natio nal Stock Yards June receipts show cattle strong but mixed. Cattle receipts 6500 with steers active. heifer market slow and down 15 to 26.5 cents from last week. Hog receipts 9000 and 10 cents higher with top around 9.5. bulk from 0.55 to 0.941. Sheep receipts 6100 with mutton up 25 cents and lambs up to 9.25. no choice clipped or Tennessee spring lambs. Outlook steady to strong for the next days. National Livestock Commission Co.

ST. Louis Marshall Republics National Stock Yards Caranne Goood National Livestock Commission CO

Real Estate Transfers In Slater And Surrounding Areas

City of Slater transfers involve multiple parcels: Bes 3 Slater to C B Goodwin, Walton to Lineberry, J W Miller lot 50 East Marshall, Unruh to Radford, Diggs, King, Laughlin's addition, Goode to Woods, Barnhill, Kelley to Wood, Newton to Preston, Brown to Lineberry, Brown's Add, Boggs to Hedger, DeGarmo to Swinney, Van Dyke to Unruh, Benedick to Bates, Rice to Newell, Hamacher to Goodwin Fletcher, Norris to Tucker, Tucker to Steele and Gilliam, with prices ranging from 500 to 7250 and an auction sales pitch encouraging home ownership.

Slater Goodwin Bassee W. Walton Joe Lineberry Slaters Reees Chase Laughlin's Laughlin S & Herring Sweet Springs Lizzie P. Goode Louise Woods Eubank G_ Herndon L. N Sarah A . Kelley Willie Malta G. W. Newton Preston & Wife East Marshall Pat Brown Jon Lineberry Aes Ellis F Boggs R Hedger Bakers S M DeGarmo M F Swinney Highland Place Marshall Jacob van Dyke Giorgis B. Unruh Steeres Mabel E Benedick John H Bates Benedick & Ruff Marshall Fannie G Rice Newell E R Hamacher Goodwin & Fletcher A & B” Gilliams T Norris C i "Tucker H Tucker Chas D Steele H W Gilliam

Marshall City Council Meets in Regular Session

City Council met Monday evening June 6 with all members present. W P Fellers pool hall license asked with no action. Tile to Frank Coleman referred to Street and Alley. Ditch on South Benton referred to same committee for next meeting. Ordinance 35 approving Henry addition passed. C B Cary granted pool hall license. Tile provision at Salt Pond and West Streets referred to Streets and Alleys. Major contract awarded for digging ditch for Water main on North Jefferson.

W. P. Fellers Frank Coleman South Benton Henry North Jefferson

Mill Elects New Officers at Mose H. Land Milling Co

The Mose H. Land Milling Co held its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday afternoon and elected Arthur Hupp as president L T Land as vice president M H Land as secretary treasurer and manager. Land also hosted an elegant dinner at the Ruff before the meeting. business was reported as highly satisfactory.

Mose H. Land Milling Co Arthur Hupp L. T. Land M. H. Land Mr. Land

No Danger of Flood for Local Farmers Yet

Weather bureau notes rains are local with no flood danger. Farmers express relief and hope for improved conditions and brighter days ahead as reports predict favorable trends.

Weather Bureau

Reverend L. 8. Cupp Visits Marshal for Education Fund

Ministerial Educational fund drive headlined by Rev. L. 8. Cupp chancellor of Christian University Canton Missouri. He solicited aid in Marshal and collected about $1200, pleased with local response and support for the institution.

Local Graduates Return From Culver Exercises

Miss Nellie Page Carey Huston and C G Houston Jr are expected to return home today after attending commencement exercises at Culver Military Academy.

Nellie Page Carey Huston C. G. Houston, Jr Culver Culver Military Academy

Sick residents around Waverly and area improve

Among the sick, Mrs Prank Pangborn at her home east of Waverly has been quite ill but is better now. Charley Weaver of Grand Pass is recovering from rheumatism and on the mend. Friends note Mrs F Y Ablett is recovering nicely after a severe operation. Mrs E Frazier near Whites Is land is recovering from a stroke after weeks of illness and concern from relatives.

Charley Weaver Grand Pass F. Y., Ablett E. Frazier Whites Islaad Weeks

Uncalled for Letters in Marshall Post Office 1910

Uncalled for letters listed for Marshall Missouri post office June 5 1910 with 15 day calling period before transfer to Washington DC dead letter office. Names include Bettie Johnson Effie Dixon Martha Thompson G T Denaree Geo Dobler Leonard Alexander Chas HU Sam Neal Robert Noland Neely Price Chas Williams Roy Weil Jami Fred Waltz L W Van Dyke and P M

Marshall, Mo Washington, D. C Bettie Johnson Effie Dixon Martha Thompson Messrs G. T. Denaree Geo. Dobler Leonard Alexander Chas. HU Sam Neal Robert Noland Neely Price Chas. Williams Roy Weil Jami Fred Waltz L. W. van Dyke P. M

Hospitals Day Observed By Churches Sunday

Practically all churches held Hospital Day last Sunday with pastors urging support. It is understood the fund is rising and about 2000 more is needed to complete the amount required to insure the building’s erection.

Marriage License Notices in Local Columns

A jumble of names appears in a local marriage license listing including Frank Murray and Annie Thomas, Frank Gilman and Bessie Jose, Bernis Davis and Ebien Layer, Chas Bellamy and Vera Snoddy, Melvin Wright and Lizzie Lemar, Fred Littoog from Los Angeles, Myrtle Smith, plus a note that J. M. Holloway was seen yesterday wrestling with a dentist.

Frank Murray Annie Thomas Frank Gilman Nelson Bessie Jose Bernis Davis Marshall Ebien Layer Marshal Chas. E. Bellamy Slater Vera Snoddy Melvin E. Wright Marshall Lizzie Lemar Des Loge Fred A Littoog Los Angles Cal Myrtle May Smith

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J.l.russell Hes Franklin's F. W. Miles N. E. Cor. Square Mill J. M. Holloway Pera Perena THE Henry Realty Company Paris, KY
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