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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
4
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Prof W S Tuck spent last week at Sweet Springs tuning pianos. Geo Akeman and family were in from Sweet Springs Friday to shop. Robt Cary of Kansas City was guest of Dr Win Harrivoo and a family this week. A F Phegiey and family of Ama spent Sunday with W W Brooks in Marshall. Dr D C Gore attended the National Medical Association meeting in Chicago. Carroll Logsdon has been at Excelsior Springs and is very low. Mrs A Ransberger of Salt Springs returned from a visit to Kansas City. D C Richards will visit his son in Salt Lake City soon. Aug Rinne of near Arrow Rock passed through Marshall Friday en route to Higginsville to visit his parents. Ch autauqua Presbyterian Assembly and county fair planned for summer in Marshall. Mrs John N Hamer and son Bryan of Mayview visiting Mrs Wm Boyer. T J Wilson went to Higginsville to meet his granddaughter Corona Shepherd of Sedalia for the summer. Mr and Mrs W A Vawter in Kansas City for Jewelers and Opticians convention. Chas Maud also at the convention. Mrs L F Urban of Pueblo Colo visiting relatives E B Roberts and plans Mt Sterling trip. Blackburn and Sweet Boy to hold Fourth of July celebrations.
Dr Decature Dennis of Chicago claims pure wintergreen oil mixed with glycerine thymol cures eczema and other skin diseases. The D D D Prescription supposedly relieves itching instantly and avoids harsh blood remedies. Vendors urged to supply. note on federal building site plans appears.
While at Sweet Springs Saturday we called on Jas. Richards who five weeks ago had a leg roll on him and suffered injuries. He is still flat on his back and says he will have to remain so about four weeks longer, but he is cheerful and takes a bright view of things. We are pleased that his injuries were no worse.
The Treasury Department in Wiles announces a federal building site sale offering dimensions and general requirements to enable proposals. Offers are opened in Washington, with an agent inspecting proposed locations. If purchase is possible, the department selects the site and pays a negotiated price with Attorney General title approval. if not, condemnation is pursued with price set by procedure.
The Republican Congressional Committee announces a prize of 160 dollars for the best article not exceeding 1000 words arguing why the Republican Party should be successful next November. Submissions must arrive by July 15 at the Metropolitan Bank Building in Washington D C.
The State Fair at Sedalia October 3 offers hundreds of dollars in cash prizes and merchandise. The State Corn Growers Association plans a top prize list for January with a 375 dollar automobile seat buggy and several 70 to 75 dollar and 45 dollar prizes from Jones Bros Mercantile Co and others. Various companies provide cream separators, planters, feed mills, and tool cabinets as awards to encourage participation in the corn show.
Removal notice states the livery business has moved to the brick barn on West Arrow street, formerly occupied by Wm. Reid. The owner solicits continued patronage and promises good service and courteous treatment. inquiries by telephone or in person are encouraged.
Editors copy startling rumors without verification causing crop rumors. A recipe to can strawberries raw with sugar was tested and ruled fake in two trials, though it made wine. Gilliam Globe and others should explain to readers the papers were innocent.
C A Excursions announces weekend round trips to Kanene City effective Saturday June 6. Tickets priced 61.50 usable on any train until 10 o clock Monday morning. Hawthorne, Agent.
Garbled OCR note from the County Clerk states the primary election will be held the first Thursday of August at a specified precinct. Details about timing and location are incomplete due to text corruption.
Misses Adelaide and Vivien Walsh daughters of James Walsh former Southern Indiana Railroad president deny society honors to care for the sick. As Adelaide prepares to graduate from Mercy Hospital Training School for Nurses sister Dorothy Walsh plans to join the nursing path.
Notice of Removal states Sam'l Evans & Son have moved their operation to the Billing barn on West North Street, formerly Conway & Son, trading horses and mules, offering general livery and feed services with ample stable space and telephone 59 for inquiries.
Subscribers report being approached by the Democrat-News Solicitor claiming the paper takes all its news from their daily. The notice rebuts this, noting the Democrat-News has only a small daily and that most news appears in type before the rival edition. It calls for fair play and asserts no exclusive rights to news.
The German Lutheran church of Sweet Springs held its annual picnic at Sulphur Springs north of town yesterday. The Sweet Springs band provided music for the event. Rev. Bernthal is pastor of the church, a strong congregation in the county.
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