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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

6

Court Proceedings and Appointments in June Session

Court met Monday June 6 with full attendance. J C Hazell offered four wolf scalps and a bounty of 1.50 per scalp was approved. Petition of R L Haines et al for a telephone fine in Cambridge township granted. Resignation of Geo H McClure as Justice of Peace of Grand Pass accepted. J W Barnhill filed monthly collections. commissioners to view private road petition by A B Murphy. Highway Engineer to view culverts across numerous sections. detailed section references listed. Inquest papers for Dave Piper examined. engineer to bid on bridges in several sections. Petit jurors drawn for July term Criminal Court across townships. Warrants allowed: County Revenue 3321.46. Road Fund 3552.92. Court adjourned to meet Monday June 4.

J. C. Hazell R. L. Haines Cambridge Township Geo. H. McClure Grand Pass Township J. W. Barnhill Jno R. Buck F M. Yeagle M. ©. Snider A. B. Murphy Dave Piper Arrow Rock Watson Diggs A. C. Hogge Blackwater Leslie Johnson Thos Stone Cambridge Wolfskill Wm. Brown Clay Township John Pizer Wilson Elmwood Township G. A. Wright Carroll Floyd Grand Pass Williams Wm. Douglass Liberty Township Finis Boatright Wesley Patterson Marshall Township Louis Boatright L. C. Gaunt Lawrence Winslow Miami Township Forest McDaniel Will Armentrout Salt Fork Township J. M. Barrett

Final settlements and filings in multiple estates

Estate of Ruby Howard minor final settlement filed approved guardian discharged. Estate of W M Hill decd proof final settlement filed approved administrator discharged. Estate of George Fowler decd proof final settlement filed approved. Estate of Annie E Carrol decd final settlement filed approved. Will Geo B Fletcher filed probated. Application of Geo T Jenkins for letters of administration with will annexed filed and approved. Bond 2500 filed and approved. Estate of Jesse B Blakn decd filed and approved. Estate of Irvin Williams decd inventory and appraisement filed and approved. Estate of Elizabeth M Kiel decd administr ator discharged. Wards final receipt filed guardian discharged. Order of distribution. Final receipt filed administrator discharged. Relinquishment filed. Estate of Irene Carrol minor final settlement made. Estate of Thos Barr decd inventory filed and approved. Notice to widow filed.

Ruby Howard W. M. Hill George Fowler Annie E. Carrol Irene Carrol Thos, Barr Geo B, Fletcher T, Jenkins Jesse B. Blakn Irvin Williams Irvin Williams Dee Elizabeth M. Kiel

Man Seeks to Aid Another After 30 Years of Struggle

Fertile Missouri resident J F Boyer suffers with Backache Nervousness Loss of Appetite Lassitude and Kidney disorders. He claims Electric Bitters cured him with five bottles and now he is well. The tonic is guaranteed for Liver Trouble Dyspepsia Blood disorders Female Complaints and Malaria. 53 cents at P H Franklin's.

J. F. Boyer Fertile P. H. Franklin's

Italian immigrant Felix Crocensi and rare canine disease case

Felix Crocensi, an Italian immigrant, was taken to a Kansas City hospital with a diagnosis of echinocysts, a disease noted among dogs. It was his second recorded case, and observers doubt he will become a leading American, noting his progressive stance or questioning doctors' expertise amid the Hyde trial context.

Felix Crocensi Italy Kansas City Crocensi Hyde

Presbyterian Assembly at Atlantic City Sees Big Growth

Dr W H Black of M V reports on the Presbyterian Assembly at Atlantic City New York in a steel pier meeting place. The conference tallies include college work by Presbyterians with 57 colleges and 9 academies in 39 states, 18366 students and 1 350 000 in offerings. The church reports gains in evangelistic work and a large bequest from John S Kennedy of New York of 10 000 600 to church agencies. The assembly discusses reduced representation, missionary expansion, aged minister relief raises, and foreign mission growth with delegates from England Italy Mexico Brazil India Bohemia France and Moravian church. Bryan sends a wireless telegram urging a committee on total abstinence for the next gathering.

W. H. Black M. V Presbyterian Assembly Great Sea Side Atlantic City N. Y John H. Converse Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Barkley Detroit Little Wabash Indiana Presbyterian Church Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church St. Louis Washington John S. Kennedy New York Christ Presbyterian Churches England Italy Mexico Brazil India Bohemia France Moravian Church Board of Ministerial Relief Department of Church and Labor Charles Stelxe Department of Church and Immigration W. J. Bryan Mid Ocean

Latter city chosen for second Presbyterian meeting

The passage notes that the latter city was selected for a second meeting of the largest Presbyterian body worldwide, which last year numbered about 1,950,000 and acts as the leading force among ninety distinct Presbyterian denominations.

Seved from Awful Death by King's New Discovery Story

Fayetteville resident A D McDonald recounts how his sister cured from consumption using Dr King's New Discovery. He cites her steady decline until the remedy halted coughing and bronchial troubles. The product, offered with trials and guarantees, is praised as the best medicine seen.

A.D. McDonald Fayetteville N. C P. H. Franklin

Diggs Mullins Marriage in Glasgow Private Ceremony

A private wedding was held at noon on Wednesday June 8 1910 at the bride s parents home. Miss Maude Mullins of Miami became the wife of Mr Haydon H Diggs of Glasgow with Dr C C Hemenway officiating. The couple left for Kansas City then Denver for a short visit aboard the Red Train. The event surprised Glasgow relatives. the bride studied at Pritchett College and the groom is a respected local businessman.

Mia Joe Mullins Miami Haydon H. Diggs Glasgow Mias F. Maude Mullins C. C. Hemenway Slater Kansas City Denver Cal Pritchett College Glasgow Missourian

Miss Myrtle Smith Weds Fred A Littooy in City Home

Miss Myrtle Smith sister of Mrs Earl Sharp and Mrs Frank Clyde married Fred A Littooy of Los Angeles at the home of Dr and Mrs Earl Sharp on Thursday afternoon June 9. She met her husband while visiting an aunt in Los Angeles about a year ago. Her friends regret to lose her.

Myrtle Smith Earl Sharp Frank Clyde Malta Bend Fred A. Littooy Los Angeles Cal Miss Smith

Davis-Layer Couple Wed After Surprise Ceremony

Davis-Layer announces the marriage of Bennis Davis and Miss Ellen Layer on Tuesday evening of last week. Davis is a tailor and Layer served as book-keeper for Rose and Buckner. the couple is well known and well liked among their friends, who wish them happiness.

Bennis Davis Ellen Layer Rose & Buckner Davis

Ballard's Herbine Promises Quick Liver Relief

Advert suggests two kinds of big head and offers Ballard's Herbine to cure a loose sore brain by acting on the liver. Sold by P H Franklin. Mentions wet cold weather biting bugs and insects causing misery this season.

Ballard P. H. Franklin

Vital point on infant bowels cited in ad copy

An advertisement stresses that the bowels are the most delicate infant part and claims Mc Gee's Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea dysentery and bowel derangements, sold by P H Franklin. The note also mentions Rose Buckner's store improvements and Marshall adding 16 fine clothing cabinets to its premises.

McGee P. H. Franklin Rose Buckner Sinter Marshall

No Danger Intaking Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey Syrup

Advertises a cough remedy named Bell’s Pine Tar Honey with claim of no habit forming ingredients. Urges consumers to look for the Bell on the bottle as a sign of authenticity and safety.

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