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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
2
The fragment notes a Marshall Missouri weekly paper, published Thursdays, with office entry and classification marks. Mentions WITT, Baiter, L, PRESTON as business manager and telephone lines Bell and Hern don, with a date reference and classification.
A dense column covers Flag Day observances, tariff impacts, and political notes from Missouri papers. It cites Boonville Republican and Boonville Advocate opinions, Gettysburg anniversary travel plans, and Missouri Pacific rail arrangements for a Perth Spring gathering, highlighting tariff employment links and U S pauper statistics, plus reflections on Japan’s progress and international reception.
The passage contrasts the status of certain groups with Americana in political and commercial life versus continuing inequality in citizenship and the right of unrestricted residence and occupation, highlighting regional discrimination.
Moorehall city council met Monday June 9 with councilmen and the mayor. Missouri Gas and Electric Service Co representatives sought a revised franchise for city lighting, promising a substantial price cut and offering to submit to the Public Service Commission if the council rejected the proposed terms. A two week extension was granted to finalize the revised proposal. The council also discussed Ordinance 484 proposing a property tax levy and bonds to fund electric plant purchase or improvements. A separate report noted the West St construction remonstrance and a fatal freight accident near Pacific, Missouri, the same weekend.
Richard L. Montcalfe editor of The Commoner Nebraska is chosen to govern the Panama Canal Zone succeeding W. M. Thatcher of Kentucky. The post carries a salary of 14 000 dollars yearly. Other items note a church destruction by lightning near Freeport Indiana three killed and a bank failure in Pemlacot County following a heavy accounts shortage, plus various political and public notices.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions disease, cure efforts, and referenced names but is incoherent with many unreadable words and mis-typed sections. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize reliably.
Arrow Rock items from Waverly and surrounding towns report Marvin Cowell’s cresting at a D. Lawless home, visits by relatives, and local social notes. Women visiting Sedalia, cemetery club gathering at Cooper, and town shoppers in Marshall are noted alongside small-town appointments and family travels.
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