16 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
1
A garbled obituary notices the deaths of James Olin, Mrs. Shocl, and others in Higginsville and Oklahoma. The text mentions a funeral in Higginsville, references to a woman named Mae Carter, and scattered personal details. The OCR yields fragmented lines with names like Hagart, Watt, and Kre, plus scattered dates and vague locations, creating a contested memorial record.
A state convention proceedings note mentions pastors and Christian groups in Wallmlph area attending sessions at OC Christian Center. It references visiting COPISDA Sisters, Vine site center, and a display of church work through midweek gatherings. Contained are names of local figures and distant places, with discussion of charity efforts and community support. The piece also notes plan to publish details weekly and invites readers to join Saturday sessions.
Fragmented market notes describe varied goods from wheat and cheddar to chicken and cheese products. The item mentions La Crosse Lumber Co and a trial before Justice, with references to government, history, and prices guiding shopper choices.
An OCR fragment describes a trip southwest Saline to Sweet Springs and nearby towns. It mentions Saline County, Sweet Springs, Sedalia, and Lexington, with references to local residents and roads. The text details meal orders, renewals, and a long parade of names and voting notes, concluding with turnout and party alignment hints.
The fragmentary OCR advertises dubious remedies and herbal pills, claiming cures and testimonials. It mentions Hal's, Watlune KINNAN & Marvin Wholesale Dealers, and a general sales pitch for medical products sold by druggists. It ends with a local job printing note from the Republican office.
The readable fragments mention a person and references to services and an eternal inheritance. Details are severely garbled, with several nonstandard words and missing context, making it difficult to determine clear entities or events.
The report notes cattle and market activity with price shifts and week’s trend. Mentions scarce purchases, price fluctuations, and regional prices across commodities, rails, and feeds. Highlights include rising attention to feeder cattle and agribusiness demand amid seasonal patterns and market signals.
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