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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1909

Page

3

Fire Rampage Hits Higginsville Three Times in Week

Higginsville endures a string of incendiary blazes destroying property valued at about $100000. Fires struck Kruse’s implement store and feed mill, Bowen’s vacant and occupied frame buildings, Bollwein’s shed, Wilson’s livery stable, and Mollenkamps implement house, killing seven horses and wrecking dozens of carriages, wagons, and farm equipment.

Higginsville E. W. Kruse Kruse J. H. Bowen Fritz Bollwein John Wilson Wilson Hent” Lewis Mollenkamps

Elmwood Trip Report Highlights Local Racehorses and Subscriptions

The editor visited Elmwood on Saturday to view Arch Handcocks horses including top stallions Russell Hardin and Prof Nelson. Trainers are preparing Lady Jane Belle of Nelson Gertie G and others. local subscribers like Henry Bockelman Erly Davis J J Walker and H C Terrell hosted a dinner and renewal gifts.

Elmwood Mt. Leonard Arch Handcocks Russell Hardin Russell Hardin Jr Tommi B Prof. Nelson M.W. Walker & Son Arch Nelson Lady Jane Belle of Nelson Gertie G Russell Jr Mug Nelson Napton Mr. Hancock Henry Bockelman Erly Davis J. J. Walker Blackburn H. C. Terrell

Nelson Visits Hear Bryan Speech

L. M. Nelson traveled from Nel son on Monday to hear William J. Bryan speak, as reported in local notes.

L. M. Nelson Nelson Wm. J. Bryan

Onion Queen of Laredo nets $400 per acre from Bermuda onions

Mrs Edward C Dodd of Laredo known as the Onion Queen grows Bermuda onions on 135 acres earning about 400 dollars net per acre with a farm total of 600 acres, of which 200 are irrigated. Her 625 dollar gross per acre exceeds typical farmer profits. She directs operations in person, using irrigation from the Rio Grande and a 3500 gallon per minute electric pump.

Laredo Texas Edward C. Dodd Rio Grande Dodd Bermuda

New La Reine Ventilated Corset Arrives

A large stock of La Reine Ventilated corsets is now available. They are described as durable comfortable for warm months with good fitting and lasting quality. The new long hip styles come in sizes for all figures and are priced at $2.00.

Water supply system benefits extra acres irrigation

The pumping plant and irrigation system provided water for fifty additional acres owned by others, yielding good revenue from this extra service.

Washclean sample for durable washwear

An advertisement notes Washclean as a mild concussion that won’t injure delicate fabrics and suggests asking your grocer for a sample. The brief copy hints at a laundry product suitable for washables.

Blosser and Lantz announce upcoming marriage

Miss Allie Lantz and Mr I E Blosser announced their engagement at an H B G Club at home. The wedding is planned for June 23 at First Presbyterian Church. Blosser, a popular local veterinarian, expressed pleasant surprise at the news.

Allie Lantz I. E. Blosser H. B. G. Club Fist Presbyterian Church Blosser

Saline Bay Columbia Honors Saline County Valedictorian

Samuel Raymond Freet of Slater Missouri was named valedictorian at the University of Missouri School of Law. Freet, 25, studied three years and never earned less than an E grade equal to 95 percent. He financed his course by teaching in Saline County country schools.

Columbia Samuel Raymond Freet Slater, Mo School of Law University of Missouri Freet Saline County

Bray n Cafe Reopens Under New Management Saturday

Bray n Cafe will start under new management this Saturday June to serve regular dinner from 5 to 11 40 PM at the low price of 0b5e. Harry A. Cross, Manager.

Bray’n Cafe Hutheo Harry A. Cross

Monumental stock on hand offers deep prices

Bidstrup and Hammond advertise a large stock of monuments and invite customers to compare prices to prove they have deeper discounts than any other firm.

Bray's Hotel Sold to Cross and Wilson Firm

G. W. Bray Saturday sold his hotel to Cross and Wilson who have taken charge and will continue the business. G. A. Cross arrives from Lawrence Michigan but will turn management over to his son Harry A. Cross. Miss M. E. Wilson of Lawton Michigan joins as the other partner. The firm promises a high standard, well cooked meals at moderate prices, and continued show order work. They are pleasant people and seek liberal support to remain in the city.

G. W. Bray Cross & Wilson G. A. Cross Lawrence Michigan Harry A. Cross M. E. Wilson Lawton Mich

Relief for Women and Australian Leaf Cure Ad

An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe regulator for urinary bladder kidney trouble and female weaknesses. It claims pleasant head relief and relief from inflammation and ulcerations with a mailed sample offer and drugstore availability.

Mother Gray Adress Mother Co

Terrell to Wed Dill in Indianapolis Marriage Today

Hugo Terrell of the Big Four in Indianapolis to marry Hallie Dill of Virginia? Noting Terrell's six years away and Hallie Dill as the bride to be. John Terrell's son ties to Virginia before this union in an era of rail era marriages.

Hugo Terrell Indianapolis Hallie Dill Mugh John Terrell Virginia

Saline County Teacher Examinations Scheduled

Notice announces Teachers Examinations for Saline County to be held at the office of the county school superintendent on June 25 and June 6, 1909. Signed by WJ Lynch.

Saline County Wj, L, Lynch

New Theory on Thunderstorm Lightning by Dr Simpson

Dr G C Simpson proposes that ascending air in storms lifts moisture forming drops that repeatedly break and separate charges. Water gains positive charge while air becomes negative, clouds absorb negative ions, yielding heavily charged clouds and positively charged rain. He asserts the electrical separation explains thunderstorm electricity.

G. C. Simpson Daestor Simpson

Kansas Letter From Erle Describes Move and Life

J M Mabrey writes from Erle Kansas to Kansas Republican readers. He notes moving eight miles north of Erie and 11 miles east of Chanute, praising the area as productive with rain water food and six acres of grapes. He lists local industry including cement plants a glass plant railroad shops oil refinery and natural gas. He asks for replies and to send the Republican to his new address.

Republican Kansas Missonri Kaw Erie Chanute Sharp Dr. Sharp Little Rock J. M. Mabrey Erle

Ten Business Commandments from Interstate Land Co

The article lists ten business commandments urging action and personal integrity. It stresses not waiting for opportunity, maintaining appearance, avoiding excuses, acting decisively, protecting self-respect, avoiding envy of others' positions, living within income, promoting oneself, saying no when needed, and giving fair deals as the foundation of law and profits in business.

Father of a Soldier honors Wheeler at Montauk

A New York Times account recalls Gen. Joseph Wheeler aiding a grieving German father seeking his son’s body at Montauk during the Spanish American War. Wheeler grants the request, expressing shared respect for soldiers and ordering a guard of honor for the funeral train.

Joseph Wheeler New York Times Montauk Spain Gen. Wheeler Wheeler

Mrs Alex Hord of Blackburn Reported Very Low

Mrs Alex Hord of Blackburn is reported very low due to heart trouble as medical staff monitor her condition.

Alex Hord Blackburn

Reminiscence of a Mt Vernon Newspaper Founder

A former Illinois editor recalls publishing in 1672 at Mt. Vernon, sharing a storefront office, a three column contract for twelve months, and 2,500 weekly dodgers. He notes the venture grew to three stores in Sedalia and St. Louis, the dissolution of partners, and Byron Nugent as a key figure in the St Louis house. Old merchants complain of dull trade and hard times.

Bluff Mo Illinois Mt. Vernon Ill Aj Staks Sedalia St. Louis Byron Nugent B. Nugent & Bros St. Lou's House

For Sale Two No 2 Saw Mills in Marshall Mo

8 20 For sale two No 2 saw mills in good condition cheap at Blue Lick write or call Jas Culbertson R F D 1 Marshall Mopor sale gentle Shetland pony August Schmidt rfd 1 Marshall

Blue Lick Jas Culbertson R.F.D Marshall, Mo August Schmidt Rfd Marshall

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Elmwood Trip East Side Square Saline Saline Bay Bidstrup & Hammond Bray’s Hotel B.F. Henley Hunter's Krug Interstate Land Company Cleveland Europe Sedan John H. McGuire Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Ollie Sweet Springs, MO
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