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Local brief notes list residents visiting, traveling, or returning. Mr and Mrs R L Utz from Brosser shopped here Tuesday. J A Orr of Salt Springs returned to Parkville Wednesday. Carl Steinheimer back from Baker University vacation. Carroll Logadon improving at Excelsior Springs. Miss Loriie Robinson to Nelson for weeks with relatives. Judge Samuel Davis attended Westminster College trustees meeting at Fulton. Mrs Alf Wagle and children left for Tulsa to join Mr Wagle. Prof and Mrs Geo McMillan of Fort Worth Texas visiting here with family. Chase-Sister Tent Theater company performing in Marshall with a fine band and good show. Lee Williams reported buying four and six year old mules near Slater for 350 dollars to replace Maud the mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Utz
Brosser
J. A. Orr
Salt Springs
Parkville
Carl Steinheimer
Baker University
Carroll Logadon
Excelsior Springs
Loriie Robinson
Nelson
Samuel Davis
Bard of Trustees
Westminster College
Fulton
Alf Wagle
Tulsa
Okla
Wagle
Geo. McMillan
Fort Worth
Tex
Produce firm touts high market prices and vast purchases
The firm advertises across departments with low prices and invites customers to bring produce for top market pay. It notes it has bought over $30,000 worth of produce in 1908 and claims to have kept produce prices from falling. It promises to supply anything customers want and calls for calls for service.
The Great Indian Doctor to Visit Marshall
A Great Indian Doctor plans a June 15 open air event at the Eagle lot corner N Lafayette Ave and Marion St in Marshall. He will lecture and demonstrate, perform finger tooth extractions, offer free consultations at Vendome Hotel, and provide two weeks of free treatment with limited medicines. He claims cures for deafness paralysis rheumatism and many other illnesses, inviting crutch walkers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lot
N. Lafayette Ave
Marion St
Vendome Hotel
Judge Evans to Speak at Court House Tomorrow
Judge W N Evans Democratic candidate for governor will speak at the courthouse tomorrow Saturday at 1 30 p m A report says August Kunze died at his son in law E J Staub but the family says he is not sick and plans to go to Kansas City The Republican county ticket on page two lists J A Irvine for constable of Cambridge Township but the name should read J A Davis Miss Doreen Davis returns from North Dakota and will attend State Normal at Warrensburg this summer Arthur Clough returns from health trip to Bil0am Springs and southern Mrn points Mrs Dave Nooe leaves Wednesday with her husband to Latonta, Gola to settle there accompanied by Mrs Robert Payne Miss Anna Dysart who taught Salt Springs school has been granted a life certificate by State Supt Gaas and is in Fort Worth Texas for an exam for a public school position.
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August Kunze
E. J. Staub
Kansas City
Doreen Davis
North Dakota
Warrensburg
Arthur Clough
Biloam ‘Springs
Ibis Health
Robert Payne
Nooe
Anna Dysart
Salt Springs
Gaas
Ft. Worth
Texas
Taft Widely Supported for Nomination on First Ballot
Chicago reports show William Howard Taft with substantial pledged votes beyond the needed total for the nomination on the first ballot. The convention is scheduled to convene next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wm. H.taft
Administrator's Notion in Hyde Estate Proceedings
Letters of Administration on the estate of A Hyde, deceased, granted to the undersigned on the 0th day of June B4 by the Probate Court of Ealing County Mo. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within one year. otherwise they may be precluded from benefit of estate. Published January 2098.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netles
An A. Hyde
Probete Court
Ealing
Rural Social Roundup From Nearby Towns
Robert and Orson King visited Slater Friday evening. Bud Smith and wife called on relatives Monday evening. Harry Reed stayed Tuesday night with L. M. Cott. Mrs. W. H. Thornton visited Mrs. Ike Neff of Hardeman Monday. Miss Mattie Johnson traded in Gilliam Tuesday morning. Mrs. Will Taylor and Miss Lenora Taylor called Tuesday. Louis Kammeyer and Miss Lena went to Gilliam Thursday. Miss Georgia Deere visits her sister Mrs. Ray Johnson for the week. S. T. Price of Hardeman dined at Jesse Hensick's Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Smith
Harry Reed
L. M. Cott
W. H. Thornton
Ike Neff
Hardeman
Mattie Johnson
Gilliam
Georgia Deere
Ray Johnson
T. Price of
Jesse Hensick
Salt Springs Farmers Busy After Weeklong Rain
The article notes farmers in Salt Springs remain busy in the fields after a week of rain. Visitors include J. A. Orr of Parkville visiting his son A. H. Orr who returned home Wednesday. The Ladies Aid Society hosted Mrs. J. P. Fulker son, while Mrs. Newman Newell and children stayed in Marshall with relatives. Mrs. KR. Redman of Marshall visited Mrs. H. A. Thomas. R. M. Sutherlin and Lester Ruesberger were in the area. Scott Berkshire of Kansas visited his sister Mrs. Walker Baker. Miss Adelia Bray of Mt. Leonard visited Saturday. D. Ament of St. Louis spent Sunday with Newman Newvell and family. Mrs. A. Ransberger visited her daughter Mrs. T. A. McLennen of Higginsville, for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Orr
Parkville
A. H. Orr
Ladies Aid Society
J. P. Fulkerson
Newman Newell
Marshall
KR. Redman
H. A. Thomas
R. M. Sutherlin
United Brothers and Friends Service at Gilliam Free Baptist
The United Brothers and Friends announce a special service at Gilliam Free Baptist Church on Sunday June 21. Rev. E D Burns from Malta Bend will preach an evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brothers and Friends
Gilliam Free Baptist Church
E. D. Burns
Malta Bend
Missouri River crests gently near Saline county banks
The Missouri River is creeping out of its banks along Saline county yet remains well short of the 1903 crest. Officials say no serious damage is anticipated as the situation stays monitored and stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Quiet Elmwood Wedding of Dr James and Miss Smith
Dr L A James and Miss Mayme Smith of Elmwood wed quietly at 10 a m Thursday June 4 at the First Presbyterian manse. Rev J E Abbott officiated with only relatives present. Dr James recently purchased Dr Connella practice and residence in Elmwood and shows a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Mayme Smith
Elmwood
First Presbyterian
J. E. Abbott
Connella
Children’s Day program dazzles Napton church crowd
The Christian church in Napton hosted a Children’s Day program last Sunday praised as the best in the church’s history. Mrs. Jesse Stewart organized the event and enlisted Miss Devolia Bell of Mersaball to oversee organ music, select numbers, and train the young choir. The vivid performance earned high praise and a $19 collection.
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Napton
Jesse Stewart
Devolia Bell
Mersaball
Miss Bell
Barn Ventilation Device Keeps Windows Open
An illustration shows a device designed to hold barn hog house windows open for thorough ventilation. The system hinges the windows in their frames to allow controlled opening from a fixed point.
End and fastened to the frame one other easy method
The statement notes a simple technique for attaching something to a frame. It emphasizes practicality and quick application, suggesting a reliable approach for secure fastening. No specific people or places are identified in the readable text.
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Thia
Dairy Notes Warn of Wages and Practices for Creameries
Low wages and frequent changes of butter makers threaten creamery viability. Dairymen are urged to attend state and Northfield conventions, keep cows clean, strain milk, and cool cream promptly after separating. Advise selective culling of poor cows and avoid feeding excessive corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Minnesota
Revered Rev John B Tabb Praises Poe In Baltimore Graveyard
The poet priest and St Charles college English professor visits Poe’s resting place in Westminster churchyard at Fayette and Greene to kneel and pray for the soul of Edgar Allan Poe. He often recites Poe couplets to his pupils, claiming Poe was the supreme poet of all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Tabb
St. Charles’ College
Ellicott City
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Old Westminster
Fayette and Greene Streets
Baltimore
Father Tabb
Hora
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Lee Williams
Pear Slater
Maud
New York
Michigan
Axminster
K. C
W. N. Evans
Court House
J. A. Irvine
Cambridge
J. A. Davis
Dave Nooe
Latunta
Gola
Taft
County News
River View
Robert and
Orson King
Slater
Will Taylor
Lenora Taylor
Will Dille
Louis Kammeyer
Miss Lena
A. Ransberger
T. A. McLennen
Higginsville
Taylor’s
Mattings
China
Smyrna
Pro Brussels
Brussels
Velvet Brussels
Axminster Brussels
White House
Taylor’s Cash Dept. Store
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