Died at Sharon woman and nine others in section deaths
A sequence of local obituaries notes notable deaths near Sharon and surrounding towns. Mrs Smith died at 32 from strangulation at home after attending Bethel church, leaving a husband and four children. Other notices recount the deaths of Sat Stipes, Dunksburg, and Wade family members, with details on ages, kin, services, and burial places across Slater, Gilliam, Carryl, and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Smith
Bethelcourth
Bethel Church
Robin
Richard
J. Will Allen
Slater
L. A. Allen
Malta Bend
Rev
A. Allen
Bristow
I. Ty
Myrtle Allen
Two Cent Fare and 2 Cent Freight Rates Go Into Effect
Federal Judge McPherson ruled the 2 cent passenger fare law and the maximum freight rate law effective for ninety days starting Wednesday. The injunction against enforcement is stayed during that period, with federal court jurisdiction retained. After ninety days both sides may present figures for testing, and further action could seek to set aside the laws if railroads persist. Attorney General Hadley emphasized the state’s rights and noted the federal route may speed up testing of reasonableness, while the state maintains the injunction remains in force in state court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
United States Circuit Court
Hadley
Nerbert
Funeral for 74 Year Old Man Held at Ridge Park Cemetery
A man died in New York City on June 13 after an accident. His remains were transported to Marshall for funeral services at Walker's Undertaking parlors and Ridge Park cemetery, conducted by Dr. Ww. H. Black, with burial at Ridge Park. He was 74 and had no fixed abode. his son Iva M. V. C. was mentioned in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wade
Marie Osborne
New York City
Marshall
Gill
Ridge Park Cemetery
John van Buskirk
Hardy County
Virginia
Cretcher
Henry VanBuskirk
BE. J. Cretcher
Edward VanBuskirk
VanBuskirk
Edgar King
North Dakota
van Buskirk
Gdh Aoe Juss
Walker
Ww. H. Black
Iva M. V
Picnic plans announced for ACME Masten event
Little Rock barber shop Picnickers organize annual gathering with ACME Masten noted among participants. The event aims to unite community members for fellowship and local fundraising activities.
A Convicting Silence The Republican Wins Four Challenges
A Saline area note reports four circulated challenges to the Marshall Republican by a rival weekly paper. The challenges claimed higher subscribers, superiority over multiple papers, and questioned a Progress letter. The piece asserts the Republican’s circulation merits first place and vows to seek public admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Republican
Citizen
Progress
Williams P Petry nuptials announced in Gillian and Marshall
Williams P Williams of Gillian plans to marry Miss Viela Petry of Marshall Tuesday evening June 25 at the bride’s parents residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. Williams
Gillian
Viela Petry
Marshall
Bristow Buys James Herndon Farm Near Mt Olive
H. B. Bristow of Marshall, a noted decorator, Tuesday purchased the James Herndon farm in the Mt. Olive area via Fisher and Gavot. The 534 acres sold for 3250 dollars, including crops. Mrs. Herndon must move south soon, and Bristow will take possession in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Bristow
Marshall Decorator
James Herndon
Mt. ‘Olive
Fisher & Gavot
The Locusts Concert Pest The Tree Toll
Locusts swarm in wooded areas despite ridicule and are busy laying eggs in tree limbs while one brood performs a continual concert. Observers warn readers to keep mouths shut to avoid insects, noting a bird barely disturbed yet later eats. The editor is called to witness pest tales like plagues of Egypt.
The Daily 8 and Republic Combine Price Offer
The lowest price yet for a good daily is announced in this issue The Daily 8 pages Republic and the Mar Republican together are $2.50 per year This gives a ten page daily except Sunday and covers local county news and smaller items
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily 8
Republic
The
Mar{Republican
Cnid
Chatauqua Planned for Saline County August Dates
Marshall residents commit to a first class chatauqua from August 24 to September 1 with 27 lectures concerts and entertainment. A tent on Eagle's ground to seat 4000 will be lit by electric lights and J R Howey will supply talent. An advisory board and committee will organize moving pictures lectures music and mirth for Saline countians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Murphy-Mills Store
Commercial Club
J. R. Howey
D. C. Gore
O.S. Russell
G. E. C. Sharp
Geo. Hl. Althouse
P. H. Rea
J. A Walker
J. R. Phillips
E. J. Scott
J. W. Lacy
B. F. Naylor
Will Meschede
J. C. Patterson
J. J. Witt
D. Newton
R. 5. Sundidge
Napton Mo Rural Route Changes Effective 1907
Rural route No 1 from Napton amended effective August 1 1907. Carrier begins at the post office and travels to the Shelby schoolhouse via the covered road. Details appear garbled but indicate changes to the Napton rural service route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napton Mo
Napton
Hhelby
Jas. L. Tichenor
Peruna Ends Debility for City Official in San Antonio
A San Antonio city auditor writes from City Hall praising Peruna after nearly two years of illness. He details leaving Galveston dry goods work, suffering catarrh and weakness, and says small doses of Peruna restored his health and allowed him to resume normal duties.
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Chee L Sater
Grand Scribe
Island
Teva
San Antonio
Tex
Galveston
East to Shelby schoolhouse to old Gall place
Currier, Ernest Harvey. Summer cough and cold yield at once to Bell Lazative Cough Syrup Containing hoarhound and tar but no opiates. Children like it. Pleasant to take. Its soothing qualities recommend it to mothers. Hoarseness, coughs, croup yield quickly. Sold by P. A. Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Franklin
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Multiple Parcels
A compilation of property transfers listing buyers and parcels. Entries show numerous transfers across blocks and additions including Slater Marshall English 2nd, Strother’s, Park Place, and Grand Page areas with buyers such as Roy Burgard Gend Ayers curator, Allen Rogers, and John Wickita among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe J. Clark
Ronley Dick
Slater
Sule
Puilip Buck
Bom
Daniels
Sacres
Benj F Wineleod
Richard Campbell
J W Odell
Strother
Joe Riederer
John T Rector
Ayers
Roy Burgard
Marshall
Allen Rogers
Geo Thomas
Kate Groseman Oomo
RC Potest
Adolph Arkle
Arrow
Park Place
Parmer
J R Marcum
Louderbeck
Nelson
Jao
Leazenby
J Kowper Thos
King
Irvine
Myrtle
Williame Pert
Marewhall
McClure
Jon. Wickita
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Texas
Texas Panhandle
Saline County
Newton & Leonard
Missouri
J. J. Smith
R. A. Kirby
Pee Stives
Gilliam
Lee Stipes
Fayette
H. P
B. F. Stipes
W. D. Stipes
Childrens
J.H. Stipes
Mareball
W. C. Stipes
Carrylcounty
Gilliam Methodist Church
Wolfe
Gilliam ¢ Cemetery
John Colson
Sult
Orb
Dunksburg
Joba
Frank L. Woodson
Armatrong
Ella Brown
Henry J. Brown
Pear
Fairville
Saline
Mt. Carmel
Memoriam
John Baker
Little
Rock
Bbier Bros
Lahiedeke Va Te’ Ove
Acme Masten
Williams-Petry
Chatauqua
Bradford
Simon Davie
Hardeman
I Hee En Sane
C. C. Gibson
van Huren
Burton
Bud Neff
Crouch
Lawless Corver
Crookes Coreer
Potter
Sweet
Goeth
Davie
Morris Corpor
Revere
Nee
Fanae
Chas. L. Sauer
Pe-Au-Wa
Shelby Echoolhous
Old Gall Place
Abony Corners
Wiltog Springs
oMes A
Currier
Ernest Harvey
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