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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

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Death Notices: Joan Corder and Campbell Obituaries

Mrs Joan Corder died at home in Grind Pass on Monday June 11. She leaves a husband and three children. Funeral at Waverly on Wednesday. Campbell died at his mother Mrs Mary Campbell's home in the city on Tuesday from consumption, aged 42. His funeral was held at the Catholic Church at Shackelford yesterday afternoon.

Grind Pass Waverly Campbell Mary Campbell Shackelford

Knights of Columbus induct 43 new members at large Sunday

A Knights of Columbus event on Sunday admitted 43 new members followed by a banquet at St. Savair's Academy with high attendance and speeches. The list includes Mathew Baver H J Borges Jas J Campbell William Cromley Ker G B Curry Joho P Darby Charles Donahoe Thomas H Duffy João B Farrell Thos Fitegerald Hammond Flynn Walter F Flyone Key Emil Hagedoro Fred Hawke Joa C Henke JF Aldebrand Joho J Holmes Florian Kapelle Heory J Kettler Stev J W Keys John Peter H Koonle George J Langao JR Lyons Chris Marke Patrick Markey M W MacGinnie Joho McGinley Jos B Meachede Joho C Miller Wm G Neville August Reteh Arthur P Ricard Joho M Riley id A Stockman Frask J Stockman RE Stockman John Sellmeyer J J Shaugheeasy Gee C Trov James H Wetton BF Wessling Zoe

Knights of Columbus St. Savair's Academy Mathew Baver J Borges Jas J Campbell William Cromley Ker G B Curry Joho P Darby Charles Donahoe Thomas H Duffy Jou Farrell Thos Fitegerald Hammond Flynn Walter F Flyone Key Fortan Emil Hagedoro Fred Hawke Henke JF Aldebrand Joho J Holmes Florian Kapelle Heory J Kettler Stev J W. Keys Joh Peter H. Koonle George J Langao JR Lyons Chris Marke Patrick Markey M W MacGinnie Joho McGinley Jos Meachede Joho Miller Neville August Reteh Arthur P Ricard Joho Riley Stockman Frask John Sellmeyer Shaugheeasy Gee Trov James H Wetton Wessling Zoe

Fire destroys General BR residence and furniture loss

Horne reports his residence burned last Thursday with an estimated value around 7000 dollars and furniture about 2500 dollars. The house suffered nearly total loss with 4000 dollars insured and furniture loss about half uninsured. Insurance adjusters had not arrived by Wednesday morning.

Horne

Eagles Take Notice of Train Schedule For June 17

Train service from Kansas City departs at 7 p.m. and 9:14 p.m. on Sunday June 17 with the limit on tickets set at 81 50. Passengers are advised to return on the same day and note the special event “Clam. Bake.”

Eagles Kansas City

Open List of Helpers Extended One More Week

The notice says the list of Helpers will stay open for another week due to light responses. No objections are raised to advancing the time or date of submissions.

Republican Township Meetings Planned Across Saline County

The Saline County Republican Central Committee calls township meetings for July 7 1906 to select township committeemen officers and delegates to multiple conventions in Marshall Jefferson City Sedalia and beyond. Central committee members meet July 14 1906 at 10 am in the county court room. all members urged to attend.

Republican Central Committee Dowship Miss LGG Marshall Jefferson City Sedalia Central Committee Saline Co. Republican Central Committee County Court Milton Alison

Casebolt and Tickemeyer Tie The Knot In Miami Union

Prominent Miami merchant T. Casebolt wed Miss Lulw A Tickemeyer of West Marshall in a large ceremony officiated by Rev. B. T. Wharton. A wedding trip to northern resorts followed, with the couple planning a home in Minot.

T. ‘. Casebolt Miami Lulw A.tickemeyer West Marshall B. T. Wharton Viaiting Aheir Minot

Walter Wellman heads north in dirigible balloon

Walter Wellman will start north today in his dirigible balloon a tour to chant the north pole. The expedition schedule includes a Monday show and a forward push toward the Arctic goal.

Walter Wellman North Pole Paria

Shot Mad Dog Near Slater Ends Chase

Jos Hermann of north of Slater faced a mad dog in a barn yard at around one o'clock Monday. He steered horses aside as the dog passed within three feet of a horse, then pursued it with Herb until Jus Witt's, where they shot it. The spotted four year old hound had not bitten anyone. Amos Sittleton killed a mad dog in his cornfield last week in the same community.

Jos Hermann Slater Amos Sittleton

Boy Hurt in Horse Incident Near Slater

Harold Gwinn son of W A Gwinn five miles north of Slater was thrown from a horse Monday morning into a barbed wire fence. He suffered painful bruises and scratches. Dr Reid of Slater was called and reports him doing nicely.

Harold W. A. Gwinn Slater Dr. Reid

Alexander Wins Rad. Alexander named postmaster after four candidates

Alexander was appointed postmaster amid a contest with W R R Van Booven Abner Gwinn and R P Price. He had the county central committee endorsement and is described as capable and pleasant. The piece notes accusations of favoritism due to ties with the editor but asserts no influence was used for any candidate.

Reappointment of Sweet Springs postmaster debated

Geo. W. Smith was reap pointed postmaster at Sweet Springs last week after a tight contest between two applicants. W. E. Killion carried county committee backing while Smith drew support from officials higher up. Smith will continue to give the city splendid service.

Geo. W. Smith Sweet Springs Mr. Smith W. E. Killion

Telephone Service Debate Reaches Marshall

Marshall residents discuss telephone rates amid calls noting Slater residents can call anywhere in Saline for three minutes for 10e while Marshall patrons face 2W5e. The text urges removal of this arbitrariness from Marshall.

Marshall Slater Saline

Best Equipped Job Office In Marsbull

The Republican advertises a well equipped employment office in Marsbull, claiming superior resources and services for job seekers in the area. The notice highlights readiness to place workers and provide career guidance at the local office.

Marsbull

County Court Minutes Open Session 1906

Court convened with Judges Stouffer Force and Gaines presiding. Clerk Smith and Sheriff Bacon attended. License for Cramshop to A J West granted for six months. Monthly collections report and year ending April 30 1906 financials approved. Roads and culverts planned and reports filed. Public road petitions considered with damages allocations. Juries for July term listed. Loan of 4000 approved for view and report on culverts and bridges. Smoking banned in courtroom.

J.tl. Stouffer J.P. Force W.C. Gaines RK. E. L. Smith C. B. Bacon Cramshop A. J. West Miami John T. Moss Gilliam F. BE. Skinner Slater W. E. Laughlin Marshall Weber & Berg J. A. Walker K. E. L. Smith Saline Citizen Washouton Road F. HE Bilison R. T. Hum R.I. Jenkins T. F. Hupp W. L. Devker Henry Mead Et al HL Cheatham W. LL. Gilliam Jos Richard Keith Said Point Marshall Road Bear Branch

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Newton & Leonard Saline County Texas Joan Corder Arrow Rock Nelson Ridge Prairie Cambridge Saline City Elmwood Leonard I Au Grand Pass Malta Herodon Marshall Shelby Salt Pond W. B. Mullins Mitoa Alison Levy Casebolt Tickemeyer Alexander Smith Hayes & Russell W. L. Douglas Oxfords Minutes County Court Liberty J. M. Sims Wesley Patterson A. A. McBride Ottis Pemberton Richard Carpenter Chas, Davis Glen Chiswell Salt Fork Jas, Stockey J. Tl. Jones Salt Pood E. M. Beatty MD Reavis
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