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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

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Death of Jacob H. Fisher Real estate man shot at home

Jacob Harness Fisher, a prominent real estate and abstract dealer of this city, was accidentally shot at his home 412 East Yerby street Wednesday morning around 7:50. The blast occurred while he was aiding his wife and daughter in packing to go to the Springs. a shotgun discharged as he moved a cord from a closet, and he died within moments. He was 49, born near Magohd, and had served as county public administrator. The coroner ruled death self-inflicted during the gun removal. Survived by wife, three children, and a sister, with funeral held Thursday at 2:30 conducted by Elder B. T. Wharton.

Jacob H Jacob Harness Fisher East Yerby Street Lambia Wits Min Fisher and Gaunt Fishe Progress Marshal J. &. Connell W Johnston Charles Potter Charle Newton Horace Winn Jobn Mahgré Arch Dickerson Wes Jake Gordon Eilen Ermine Fisher Eleer Jonnie Bue Broole Lagrange Ill Fisher B. T. Wharton The Christian Church

Post Office Boys Banquet at Ruoff Hotel

A banquet was held Friday evening at the Ruoff hotel sponsored by the 10501 SD aud its he ac nDye. Chaffee Jr. served as toastmaster after about twenty years in government service in a big city. About twenty guests attended, with a substantial feast and cigars to conclude the evening.

Post Office Ruoff nDye NPR Chaffee, Jr Big City

List of attendees and mail transport details from 1884

The record lists those present besides three unnamed individuals as J. W. Roberteen who delivered the mail from the rains to the post office in 1884, Ed Lowenstein, W. Peecher, Frank Hightshoe, Harry Fishback, Cap Balthia, Henry Nave, Hen Berg, P. D. Ball, C. Richards, Al Parker, Clarence Howard, Id. Soper, Tom Mistler, EE. Hogan, and Hugh Odell.

J. W. Roberteen Ed. Lowenstein W. Peecher Frank Hightshoe Harry Fishback Cap Balthia Henry Nave Hen Berg P. D. Ball 0. C. Richards al Parker Clarence Howard Id. Soper Tom Mistler EE. A. Hogan Hugh Odell

Death notice for Mrs. Lada Deal at Sweet Springs

Mrs Lada Deal wife of Aubre Deal died Friday morning June at her home in Sweet Springs. She was the daughter of Robert B Wright near Mt Leonard. The husband and several children attended funeral services while at Sweet Springs Saturday. Burial was the completed event.

Lada Deal Aubre Deal Sweet Springs Robert B. Wright Mt. Leonard Rev. & Bolton

Obituary Notice for Jon Richardson’s Son in College Addition

Seven different words: Sree old, son of Jon Richardson, who lives in the college addition, died at 2 a.m. Wednesday, June 11 to bronchitis after two months illness. The funeral was held from the home at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. A father, a mother and three cousins attended.

Fire department horse purchase corrected by chief

The article corrects a previous report about a new fire horse. The fire department horse is owned and fed by Fire Chief Chas. Wood who purchased Gampson, the new horse.

Alba Chas. Wood Gampson

Marshall Defeats Kansas City Post Athletes in Notable Game

The Marshall baseball team defeated the Kansas City Post athletes in a Sunday game at Cereas Me oe Et, drawing a good crowd. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the result is reported with emphasis on the match and turnout.

Marshall K. O. Post Marahall Kansas City Post Cereas

Runaway Escapers Notify Blue Lick Resident

J M Thornton, from Blue Lick, reports two more narrow escapes since a runaway three weeks earlier while driving toward Sedalia. He recalls a hedge corner near Wanamaker where an oncoming car nearly collided with his rig but he shouted and swerved to avoid disaster. Last week plaster sections fell on his bed while asleep, striking both sides without causing injury.

J. M. Thornton Blue Lick Sedalia Wanamaker

Parker's Concert Band Second Show Set for June 10

DJs Prof Al Parker presents the second concert of the season on Thursday at o clock on the east side of the square. The program features overtures and ballads including Romantic Dear Old Roe Bohemian Girl and Star Spangled Banner with selections like Good Night Mr Moon and Legend of the Stars.

al Parker Jose Aesth Quare Romatic Rowe Mme Gogo Saleem Booster Walig Mr. Moon

Henderson and Hart Wilson Wed in Coleman Ceremony

Frank M. Henderson of Coleman married Miss Piera Hart Wilson daughter of former sheriff Capt Joseph Wilson on Wednesday June 4 at 2 pm in Yell Avenue Presbyterian church. The bride taught in Saline County schools. the groom works in a Coleman railroad office and once attended Missouri Valley College. They left for their home after the ceremony.

Frank M. Henderson Coleman Piera Hart Wilson Joseph Wilson Gordon Street A. H. Stephena Yell Avenue Presbyterian Church Saline County Texas Missouri Valley College

Blaugas lighting systems gain county popularity

Jobe T. Urton resident agent of Southwestern Blaugas reports two new lighting systems installed this week in Kansas City area. Systems are used for basing, lighting, and waiting purposes and appeal to farmers and merchants across Saline County as large plants expand reach.

Jobe T. Urton Kansas City Saline County Merchantea Coun

Paralyzing accident leaves Blosser family records readied

A garbled local notice lists Henry J. Bloeser and family members in Malia Bend and nearby towns as they gather with their father Litt Welcope for an event or record-keeping. The text mentions Mrs W Heakett, a daughter of Jeffer apes Quincy Blagser, and others including Will and Loula Blosser, in Kan’asacity.

Henry J. Bloeser Malia Bendabe Touma W. Heakett Jefferapes Quincy Blagser Kan‘aacity Will Loula Blosser Jarball Welcope

Marriage Licenses in Gweot Springs Area

A list of marriage licenses appears with pairs including Awo Eisner and Emme Laura, Newton and Nora Phelps, Oscas Tyre and Bama Car tan, Abe White and Sallie, and A. sackson. The article records pending ceremonies and related entries from the local registrar.

Marriagh Awo Oscas Tyre Bama Car

State Trap UC Shooters Meet in Marshall

The Sporteman's association held a meeting in Marshall last Wednesday with about one hundred shooters attending. T. M. Ehler of Slater and W. Brown served as secretary, while G. Spencer of St. Louis led the high professionals. Harvey Dixon won the grand Missouri handicap, and B. Eaton and Ehler were top amateurs. Other results report high professionals like Arthur Killam and Charles Spencer, with local officials and club officers named. A Lindsey Theatre company engagement ends in Marshall with a Friday night wedding stunt offering a $25 prize for a couple to marry on stage.

Sporteman's Association Marshall T. M. Ehler Slater, Hent W. Brown G. Spencer St. Louia Arch Killam Louly Harvey Diton T. M. Bhier B. Eaton Fayette Arthur Killam St. Louis James W. Barre Louisiahh C. G Louis C. DB. Eaton Slater Harve Dixon Orange Micorge Nicolas Kansas City Sored Harvey Dixon Ranger Homer Clark Charles G Spencer Charles J W. Ty Multrd Kirksville Spensier Sedalia Lowa W. H. Greene Kansas Tery John McGrath Ecretary Dr. Leotard Watt Renton W. L. Mulford Tite E Lindsey Theatre Company Lindsey Wegue

Apology for Delays and Improved Printing Delays

The Repubdliiin accepts fault for two weeks of late delivery due to press failures and mail schedule disruptions. It notes past delays and promises future up-to-date papers, with improved appearance, speed, and mailing efficiency.

Reverend J T Vardeman reports fall injures to Conaway family

Rev J T Vardeman from Neft said Mrs Charles Conaway of Tudbunny had a serious fall last week. She fell with her one year old baby causing a broken bone and bruises. the baby was bruised but unharmed. Mrs Conaway remained in serious condition.

J. T. Vardeman Neft Charles Conaway

Ocean to Ocean Highway Fund Boosted to New York Chicago Route

The Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers increases funding by 2.6 million dollars for an Ocean to Ocean Highway from New York to Chicago. The group backs concrete roads as durable, low maintenance, and a catalyst for nationwide road development. Indianapolis prepares a first class concrete road project on Myars Boulevard with engineer Blaine Miller directing work and Universal Portland Cement adviser C. D. KK assisting. Local interest from Newton Phelps and Allie Newton shows active support.

Acros New York Chicago Association of American Association of American Cement Manufacturera Fhe New York State Indianapolis Gat Es Sald Blaine Miller C. D. KK Universal Portland Cerment Company Newton-Phelph Allie R. Newton An Ing A. L. Newton Ayres Nora Phelps Slater Bracer Baptier Church New Prospect

Birthday Surprise For Mrs. Smiley At Mt Olive

Mrs. W. A. Smiley attended children day exercises at Mt. Olive last Sunday. She arrived noon to a horse filled with relatives and friends and a prepared table. Ice cream and cake were served at five o'clock as guests toasted her and wished many more happy returns.

W. A. Smiley Mt. Olive Smiley

Postal names list from Marehell notice

In Marehell on June 11 1913 a list shows two weeks till dead letter office with names including Ladies Harvery Mrs New Nar ren Miss Myrtle OBrien Mrs Mary and Gentlemen Bruce Charles Haure Joe Lyda Paul C St Cio or OToole George Odell W A CB. BACON P M.

Marehell Oie Washington, D. C Harvery New Narren Myrtle O'Brien Mary Bruce Charles Haure Joe Lyda Paul C St. Cio O'Toole George Odell W. A. CB. Bacon P. M

Mr and Mrs Will Long Celebrate Easter Week Gathering

Mr and Mrs Will Long hosted a family gathering Monday at their home with daughter-in-law Mrs Frenk and others attending in a warmly shared event.

Will Long Frenk

Nevada votes dry in city election by narrow margin

Nevada Missouri went dry today by a majority of 18 as 931 voted wet and 949 dry. Five years earlier the city voted wet by 160. Vernon county had recently voted dry by 31. The election drew Nevada’s heaviest turnout yet with no unusual features in the campaign.

Nevada Vernon County

Fifth Sunday Convention at Saline Fairville Church

Longstanding Baptist group in Saline holds a three day convention at Fairville Church starting Thursday June 26. Program includes sermons and devotional sessions each day with speakers such as Rev J Norvell W H Wheeler D C Bolton W E Bridges J W Taylor and others focusing on church life leadership finances missions and Sunday school values. The schedule features prayers, devotions, and talks on ministry duties and congregational involvement.

Pitty Saline Fairville J. . Norvell W. H. Wheeler D.C. Bolton W. E. Bridges W. FP Roberta Frank Jones James Allen R. L. Haynes J. W. Taylor L. A. Allen P. m Com. P. Storte Saline County V. V. Huff Joe Aver Matt J. B. Bruner Wm, Vargeman J. F. Genser W. ©. Parks J. R. Kelldy G. R. Akeman Ww. P. Harden HH. E. Dingley Roma Fleet R. T. Brightwell Fp. m Mies Maurine Gauldin Tom Gauldin B. Y. P. U. Helpa Mies Mildred Taylor M. Eermon

Property transfers reported in Marshall area deeds

Multiple 1940s era parcel transactions listed with grantors grantees and prices. Notable entries include Ruth V Rawh to Ed H Hayle for 220 A tn valued at 22 000 and C M Reynolds to Joshua Mize for lots 6 and 7 in Saline City at 125 090, with other transfers in Grandview Slater and East Wood additions and Marshall area parcels priced from 600 to 22 0000 dollars.

Ruth V. Rawh Ed. H. Hayle Chas L. Jones H. W. Hanbach Henry Bridges Tucker Jos A. Henton Lota Grandview Slater J. UH. Mattix B. C Merrill R. T. Barksdale Lou EB Creatot C. M. Reynolds Joshua Mize Saline City Helen G. Irvine Et al Ollie Hallie Irvine H.C. Montague W. Donnell W. L. Hansbro W. W. Donnell Ed. H. Haynie Wm. J. Byab East Wood Addition Marshall

Marshall Postoffice Progress Nearing First Story Finish

The Marshall postoffice building is advancing quickly with first story framing complete. Co Ba Deho and wife of Blaze, Route 4, were county visitors Saturday.

Marshall Postoffice Co Ba Deho Blaze Route 4

New Subscribers and Renewals Listed Across Towns

The past week adds and renews include Thos Nugen Norton Miss Theresa Stockman Warrensburg Mo F D Stockman Malta Bend J D Billingsley Marshall C B Hacon Marshall Mrs Lole Masters Sweet Springs W E A Zink Sweet Springs Ed Dehn Route 4 Slater J P Raines Shackelford Wm Schreckler Marshall H 4 Hyland Marshall Jno F Aulgur Sweet Springs Ned McDaniel Rutlege Tenn J H Ordway Malta Bond Roy Mackler Shackelford Henry Olendorf Gilliam Mr Flora Nye R Miami Porter Harris Kingfisher Okla Ob Windmeyer Malta Bend T M Bryan Malta Bend W Bari Malta Bend JL Hudson Malta Bend Mrs Herbert Mansberger Leonard

Tenn J. H. Ordway Malta Bond Roy Mackler Shackelford Henry Olendorf Gilliam Flora Nye R . Miami Porter Harris Kingfisher Okla

Fire destroys Elgin residence in West Slater

A late night blaze largely destroyed the John Elgin home in West Slater. John M Johnston and family occupied the property. firemen saved part of the building after a delayed arrival. Insurance on the house was $2000, with contents partially covered.

Beonging John Elgin West Slater John M. Johnston Bridges & Tucker

Meat Market Fixtures Sold in Partition Sale

The fixtures of the meat market at 80 West Arrow Lafayette corner were sold last Thursday in a partition sale. They were owned by C H Patterson of Marshall and Charles Petterson of San Antonio Texas. Petterson bought the market equipment for 600 dollars. It was valued at 12,000.

Weat Arrow Lafayette C H. Patterson Marshall Charles Petterson San Antonio Texas Petterson

Davis Carmean wedding of Raymond Davis and Myrtle Carmean

Raymond Davis and Myrtle Carmean of Blackburn wed Wednesday June 4 at home of Rev. W M Rader officiating.

Raymond Davis Myrtle Carmean Blackburn Sp. m W. M. Rader

Farm advisor funding update for Saline County

A letter to Mr. Gordon from a Missouri farm advisor official notes that the government will cover one fourth of the salary for Saline County's farm advisor, completing the funding plan per circular 69. The writer is pursuing an excellent candidate and will provide a definite decision soon.

Gordon Columbia W. C. Gordon Marshall Saline County Lo MO Doane Bitate Leeder

Ludwig entertain Mr and Mrs Dirkenhauer guests at party

Mr and Mrs Ludwig entertained many friends at their home about five and a half miles northeast of Marshall in honor of Mr and Mrs H M Dirkenhauer of Kansas City. The gathering included Mrs Kathe Weber and son Carl of Waverly and many others. An allege at dinner was served and the evening featured singing and music by Adolph Weber Joseph Hielman Jake Weber and Henry Ludwig.

Mra Fred Ludwig Hebé Marshall MH. Dirkenhauer Kansas City Kathe Weber Carl Waverly Stonewall White Medien White's Island Aid Stephen Keehart Soo Carl Chas Maueh Mawie Ed Kee Margret Peter Solomon Jake Weber Casper Solomon Little Won Adolph Weber Fred Smith Fred Lorense Reese W. ¢. Allen Lorense Rasce, Jr Mre

Shelby neighborhood outing mentions Laxton and Eddy families

Charley Laxton and his family plus Lee Eddy and family spent Saturday and Sunday in the Shelby area. Laxton led the effort last week to obtain a fine horses cut on barbed wire, with a local surgeon in attendance. Several regional attendees were at the Lindsey show.

Charley Laxton Lee Eddy Shelby

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Aubrey Deal Kansas City Market MASA Fey Suly Suse B&g Reese Crit Temas Crew Enone Thos. Nugen Norton Theresa Stockman Warrene Mra, Ludwig Entertain Ema M. Chaffee Farmers Savings Bank Bldg Marshall, Mo
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