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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
7
A ranger shields a parolee and would be killer, Wetherford, from pursuit by deputies and a Dallas marshal as they trek toward a valley, while Cavanagh wrestles with whether to reveal his identity to a wary love interest Lee Virginia and faces pressure from a guard Swenson over a forestry leadership crisis.
The conservation chief Cavanagh confronts a hostile town as officials remove the leader who stood for preservation. Jeers greet him. he writes and mails his resignation, leaving Lee Virginia and the forest work behind. He contemplates Virginia and Wetherford as he contemplates departure. The piece ends with “to be continued.”
Warner and Ellyson purchased the interest of M and Miller in the meat market and grocery stock on Friday of last week. The business will hereafter be conducted under the firm name of Warner and Ellyson, as reported by Rustler.
A vintage medicinal advertisement urges taking Dr Kings New Life Pills at first signs of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. It claims the pills regulate liver stomach and bowels and boost health. Available for 2e at P. Franklin's.
Gilliam community members attended the plents at Saline City on Monday with music by the Gilliam Band. Reports note zero cases of eger shipped in May. March and April are said to average higher. Otto Blun shipped two loads of cattle and Willming Jones two loads to St Louis on Wednesday. Mrs J A Morrison of Clinton, Oklahoma, visits her parents R N Ayres and wife. Born to W B Richardson and wife June 1st, a girl.
A local letter describes a carpenter Lopez of Manilla New York always carrying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He claims it heals cuts wounds bruises and sores quickly and lists burns boils scalds chapped hands lips fever sores skin eruptions eczema corn and piles as its cures. 25 cents at P. H. Franklin's.
At a Tuesday night business meeting the bid of George Taegtmeyer for Miami Station to Miami freight delivery was accepted and a one year contract signed. John Frantz has subcontract to transfer freight across the river. Several local firms did not attend. The steamer Annie Russell arrived in St. Louis from Kansas City surveying Missouri River channel for a KC Missouri River Transportation Co. with 7 feet of water reported. Beacon lights to be installed on the Missouri River from Kansas City to the river month this summer, spaced five miles apart, later to extend to every mile. Two large mastodon teeth were found on John Stamford’s farm near Sweet Springs. Mrs. Charles Kruger of north of Miami fractured an ankle stepping in doorway Saturday. News.
H L Sneed has his storefront front in paint this week with John Koenig handling the work. Mrs Joe Kennedy of Sweet Springs returning home after visiting Mr and Mrs Don Richardson. Mrs P H Koe nig injured her left hand Tuesday when a glass pane broke and cut deeply as she tried to take down a window.
The Blackburn board elected staff for the coming year led by Principal Prof. L. M. Chiswell with Miss Emma Marshall at high school, Miss Lucy Maxtor at intermediate, Miss Willie George at primary, and B. D. Burns for colored. Burns left Mrs. Curtis for home in Marshall. August Finkeldei, 68, departed for Boonville to attend the German Evangelical church convention as delegate from Blackburn. Mr. and Mrs. John Kroencke, formerly near Elmwood, now in Guymon, Oklahoma, arrived to settle in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. August Tegtmeyer of Grand Pass visited to meet their son at Fulton School.
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King s New Discovery for saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. He reports she recovered after using a bottle and describes the remedy as reliable for coughs colds and chest illnesses. Trial bottle offered free with a one dollar price for regular use and a guaranteed satisfaction.
Edward Orear 99 of Honorable Board member will sail June 17 for Europe to spend the summer with his grandmother Mrs Sarah Owens. His mother spent last summer in Carrobad Germany for his health which benefitted him. He will be alone this time as no family members accompany him. Walter Jarkman, who had a crushed leg bone, is able to travel with a cane. Mrs Lao Barfeind and youngest child returned from Bucklin Kansas, after two weeks with her uncle C D Weber. Charles Bishop near Cretcher bought FP Holtsen’s cottage on Locust street for 3000 dollars and will take possession Sept 1, with Holtsen staying in town.
Gwen Alexander returns from Pennsylvania. Mrs. Daniel Neff dies of typhoid fever near town. Luther Fowler couple greet friends after Chicago trip and a homecoming serenade. Florence Means survives a horse riding mishap. Mat Miller reports wool market outlook amid trade talks. News.
Artie Morris of near Hardeman reports a lightning strike that killed a $200 mule and damaged a barn creature, injuring another mule and a horse while sparing a life insured mule. Billie Supper of New Prankfort aided Mrs Gallivan during a wire stretching task when a separate incident affected a tame animal and damaged a bone.
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