Saline County Court Proceedings June 7 1900
The Saline County Court meets with Judges Hickman Force Prigmore, Sheriff Haynie and Durrett. D. K. Miller presents six wolf scalps with affidavit and warrant for $9 state bounty. one scalp for J. H. Stipes. Engineers report culverts on several roads. Portrait of Gen Marmaduke accepted with thanks. Deputy appointments approved. May collections reviewed. Petit jury selected for July criminal term. Road matters, miscellaneous accounts, and state bids for a Poor House discussed. Court adjourned to July 9, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parwumnt
Roment
R. W. Hickman
J. P. Force
M. F. Prigmore
Ed H. Haynie
W. C. Durrett
D. K. Miller
J. H. Stipes
John 8
Marmaduke
Saline County
John Eastham
J. Anderson Johnson
Dan H. Johnson
D. W. Maupin
Geo. W. Bradshaw
J. W. Barnhill
Petit Jury
Criminal Court
B. F. Craig
Stephen Craig
Arrow Rock
S. A. Cash
W. L. Hansbro
Blackwater
Richard Durrett
Joe Stephens
J. C. Hains
Cambridge
R. L. Duncan
Lester Brown
Clay Township
H. 8. Hopkins
H. A. Coleman
Elmwood
Joe Pittman
W. A. Webb
Grand Pass
Geo B. Ash
T. A. McAllister
Liberty Township
L. Bell
D. H. Downs
Geo
R. Deal
Marshall Township
J. D. Snelling
J. C. Haynie
Miami Township
L. Thomas
C. V. Buie
Bast Fork
E, Lynch
L. Houston
Salt Pond Township
F. H. Ellyson Et al
J. H. Felt & Co
Business Education Urged by Beecher Mann and White
Advice from Henry Ward Beecher Horace Mann and ex Governor Wm Pinckney White emphasizes practical business education and college training as essential for success in a commercial era. The message urges young people to pursue thorough business training to secure opportunity and financial stability.
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Msten
Henry Ward Beecher
Horace Mann
Wm. Pinckney White
Maryland
Ufe
Gov. White
Farmers Savings Bank 30th Anniversary Grows in Marshall
On Friday June 18 1909 Farmers Savings Bank marks 30 years in Marshall. The note celebrates its strong conservatively managed record and community trust and invites new customers to open accounts with the 39 year old bank as it plans to expand facilities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings Bank
Marshall
Business College Ad Promises Wealth Through Training
A persuasive advertisement urges readers to pursue a business education at Moberly Commercial College in Missouri. It contrasts salaries, claiming educated workers earn substantially more than daily laborers over four decades and touts bookkeeping, business training, shorthand, and typing. The piece ends by noting a moonlight picnic at John Johns.
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Moberly Commercial College
Moberly
Wheat harvest nears as rains hinder Saline Point crop
Saline Point reports a fair wheat crop despite heavy rains delaying harvest. Robert Lynn travels to Colorado for health recovery. Marshall Hightower and friends attended Children’s Day in Miami. Miss Mary Dilley returns from visit near Slater. W A Barnardes hosts Irvin family visit. Rich Chapel Children’s Day set for Sunday June 20. J W Mayfield does carpenter work in DeWitt.
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Aswell
Robert Lynn
Colorado
Marshall Hightower
Frances Moore
Allie Mullins
Miami
Mary Dilley
Slater
Irvin
W. A
South Grove Social News Highlights
Oth Van Buskirk and wife visited Annie Crowder with daughter Adell on Sunday. Ethel Wilson stayed with Ethel Cox. Marvin Hays and Lula Mackler preached at Providence Sunday night. Elmer Ballard and family visited Samuel Lees. Lewis Van Buskirk and wife visited Charles Malburn. Pittman families vacationed in Marshall. Hugh McGinnis and sisters Margaret and Mammie with Samuel Lee and wife stopped by Charley Allen’s home Sunday evening. Samuel Pittman and mother visited relatives near Blue Lick. Several from town attended the event.
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Oth van Buskirk
Adell
Annie Crowder
Misa Ethel Wilson
Misa
Ethel Cox
Marvin Hays
Lula Mackler
Providence
Elmer Ballard
Harry
Samuel Lees
Lewis van Buskirk
Charles Malburn
Pittman
Marshall
Hugh McGinnis
Margaret and
Mammie
Samuel
Local News Briefs From Little Rock and Surroundings
Neal Drummiller was ill and treated by Dr. Sharp while T M Ehler returned from Moberly with a $75 gold watch and honor as Missouri’s best shot using U M C shells. Dr. Sharp visited Arrow Rock, Ringo boat trip to Boonville with Bearbaum and Reynolds. Rebecca Thornton returned from Kansas City as Eu Banks and Rea of Marshall called. Jack McChesney of Marshall visited Ruby Pearson. Mrs. Cott sick at Joe Kelley’s. July 4 events with two Little Rock ballgames announced.
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Neal Drummiller
Dr. Sharp
T. M. Ehler
Moberly
Mr. Ehler
Missouri
Sharp
Ringo
Little Hook
Boonville
BH. C. Bearbaum
Chas. Reynolds
John Ehler
Frank Bearbaum
Rebecca Thornton
Kansas City
Mr. Eubanks
Slater
Mr. Rea
Rea & Page Milling Co
Marshall
Ehler
Mrs. Cott
Joe Kelley
Little Rock
Weather and social notes from Arrow Rock week
Weather fine. farmers busy. Ellick Griecre ill. Mrs M G McAllister and daughter visit H Townsend. Miss Virgie Thorp of Nelson visits N S Townsend and attends revival at Arrow Rock. Mrs H C Dandidie attends Arrow Rock services. Miss Nannie Townsend and John Howell at tent meeting. Miss Blanche Townsend in Arrow Rock with G P Martin. Mrs Bryant Townsend and son Lester visit John Nichols family who are ill. Grace Higginbotham of Nelson attends Arrow Rock services. Miss Bessie Kay still not well. Born to Loyd Wilkson and wife a son Leige Sims. stock man bought hogs Monday.
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Ellick Griecre
M. G. McAllister
Nelson
H. Townsend
Virgie Thorp
N. S. Townsend
Arrow Rock
H. C. Dandidie
Nannie Townsend
John Howell
Blanche Townsend
G. P. Martin
Bryant Townsend
Lester
Fresno
California
John Nichols
Grace Higginbotham
Bessie Kay
Loyd Wilkson
Leige Sims
Irish painters spill green paint on Toledo street
In Toledo Ohio a Irish worker painting the top of a telephone pole sprayed paint onto the sidewalk. A second Irish employee arrived and, with mock worry, exclaimed Mulcahy did you have a hemorrhage in a joking tone.
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Toledo
Ohio
Mulcahy
Memorial day notes and oddities from small-town papers
A collage of brief vignettes from Hale and Leon area papers recounts a hog killing a rabbit, a tourist and counting children, a Confederate and Union veteran reunion at a theater, a towering Woodbury County youth, an Irish widow outwitting a sheriff, a cow surgery rescue, and rural dialect tales from East Tennessee about Methodist and Baptist oxen.
Various 1900s notes on politics and novelty ideas
Quotes from Booker T. Washington on race relations. New cabinet installed at Constantinople led by Hilmi Pasha with liberal Young Turk influence. An Arizona man turns cactus into candy and preserves. Proposal for a 1920 Boston world fair to mark Plymouth Landing. A tale of motorists in a lunatic asylum notes patients idle under beds lifting lats.
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Constantinople
Hilmi Pasha
Empire
Motlah Sahib
Sheik-ul-Islam
Nail Bey
Mr. Burbank
Arizona
Boston
Plymouth
Woman waits 50 years for lover before marriage
A daily dispatch reports a woman endured fifty years waiting for her lover to marry her, and when he finally arrived he married her. The item contrasts this with the shorter patience of modern women who seek new partners quickly.
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Putnam Co. Journal
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Marshall, Missouri
John Johns
South Grove
Brownlee
Ayer
Hale
H. H. Shield
Poland
Willie
Tommy
Georges
Esmerelda Ann
Leon Journal
Seven Pines
W. H. Morgan
Floyd
J. L. Boyd
Justus George
Leon
Morgan
George
Opera House
Onawa Democrat
Bernard Coin
Woodbury County
Anthon
Iowa
Onawa Tuesaday
Moon
Bernard
Mia
Phelan
Orrick Times
John Bissell
East Tennessee
Castoria
Infante
What Is
Eagle Hay Press
McCormick
F'T. Binder
SURRY
KE. A. Mitchell
B. H. Bowns
Booker T. Washington
Dr. A, C, Putnam
E. J. Covey
Cor
Marshall, MO
Blue Lick
Jas, Culbertson
R.F.D
Ceeper
Bidstrup
Hammond
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