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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
6
Local notes report homes under construction after a recent fire and repairs on a Norton elevator ready for harvest. Delegates head to the National G A R convention in Toledo. Visitors travel to Oklahoma, California, and Missouri for family and affairs. Flooded districts yield fishing and high water effects. A Seattle fire incident ends unresolved. a residence issue remains undecided.
Wm. Scott visits from Frankfort Kansas and returns with his mother Mrs. C. K. Scott. Dr. G. T. Nuckles travels from Kirksville via Kansas City with Miss Anna McMichael. Flood effects disrupt travel near Kansas City. Laddonia visitors Mrs. M. E Burns and Mia. Mary Shoults weigh Marshall relocation. Community updates include new residents Everette Ammerman and wife, Pisgah reunion, and various social and travel notes across Marshall and nearby towns.
Light red cow with white face for May delivery seeks buyer via Daily Market. Also advertising limbed lumber of cows with good grease and water three miles north of town. Contact M. I. Barros. Jersey milk cow and 28 year old abort herd bail available. apply at farm HB Ladelg, 10 Marshall.
West Arrow Street resident died at home from brain concussion after being struck by a Hummer on the Kansas City Southern line. Born December 23, 1834 in Boone County Missouri he lived in Saline, served in the Civil War, owned several businesses, and was a devout Baptist. Surviving family includes a wife, multiple children and siblings, with funeral at his residence. interment at Ridge Park Cemetery.
Dr J H Osborne reported a new girl at Jos Kiso's in New Frankfort on Sunday. He also noted Geo Campbell has been sick and John Leister is critically ill at the same location.
Subscribing readers send renewals from Mexico Missouri Herndon and Telluride Colorado. Individuals from Nelson Cal and nearby areas visit Marshall to hand in payments including 8 Z Frieden and W W Hall for another year. The item notes several neighbors and families renewing by cash during midweek visits.
Fragmentary OCR reports names such as OB, T. Allom and Emme Harvey with references to Nelson and H.C. Torrell. Mentions of Blackburn and new subscribers appear as garbled data, suggesting a small local notice or notice of subscription changes with unclear context.
Real estate transfers show C W Aridgea to R T Barkeda wife part lot 3 block A English 2rd and Marshall A J Graves to Felicia Harrison three’s add Marshall Virginia A Oote executor to Chas lot 3 block 11 West Slater GO W Newton to F S Justice and Jan W Fisher by Trustee to A J Graves lots 1 2 3 block 21 West Slater Orear to Annie M Orear et al lot b1 Breathin and Se Slater W P Dulaney et al to R P Gwinn Slater area irregular in Slater I R Williams to Joshua William lots 7 to 12 block 14 Baker's Southeast add Sister PH Restore R Ott part lot 7 block 2 Haggin's add Mareshell
Guidance on pruning young trees to form a central leader and three to four main limbs. Start in the orchard, avoid circles of limbs, and remove crossing branches. Keep the top open for fruiting, spray access, and sun exposure, with careful trimming to prevent water collection and weak growth.
The piece urges careful preparation of land and water management to start a young orchard right. It emphasizes choosing well-prepared, level land, proper watering, and early, thorough cultivation, noting risks from overwatering and the benefits of prior cropping and subsoil work for better root penetration.
The text advises keeping a narrow breast pocket for tools and notes. It discusses pruning fruit trees in winter or spring to prevent suckers or water sprouts. In June, after growth begins, tender shoots can be rubbed off by hand to reduce future cutting work.
A brief reminder to prune grape vines in a good month and prune promptly to remove decayed fruit. Regularly sort fruit and vegetables in the cellar and mulch strawberry beds. Watch for bare spots where wind has blown off coverings and replace them.
A fragmented excerpt shows a speaker railing against hypocrisy and deceit in modern art. The garbled text hints at a monologue about performance, trust, and social critique, reflecting tension between truth and display.
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