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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1912

Page

6

Local Family Visits and Socials Across the County

Mrs. Carrie Oaks and family spent Tuesday evening with C. Leonard. Miss Sarah Baldwin visited her cousin Mrs. Frank Jones near Shackelford last week. Philip Burford of Sedalia visits relatives. Arthur Mayse and wife spent Sunday with Uriah Mayse's family. Henry Reinwald and wife with Angus Rucker and wife toured Aulville to see John Reinwald's family. Louis King and wife of Sweet Springs stayed with John Rothrock's family. Mra. A F Montgomery and son Owen with Dora Mayne and Mra. Uriah Mayee spent Thursday with Mra Arthur Mayne. Pauline Nightwine visited her grandmother Mra Nancy Scott. Amos Chambers visited Blue Lick Sunday. Luther Treece and family were guests of Mra Leonard Sunday. A P Montgomery dined with J D Pritchard and family. Pritchard reportedly ill. Mre Mary Scott visited sister Mrs Waller Nightwine last week.

Carrie Oaks C. Leonard Sarah Baldwin Frank Jones Shackelford Philip Burford Sedalia Arthur Mayse Uriah Mayse Henry Reinwald Angus Rucker Aulville John Reinwald Louis King Sweet Springs John Rothrock A. F. Montgomery Owen Dora Mayne Uriah Mayee Arthur Mayne Pauline Nightwine Nancy Scott Amos Chambers Blue Lick Luther Treece M. Leonard A. FP. Montgomery J. D. Pritchard Pritchard Mary Scott Waller Nightwine

Pettisaw Valley Social Roundup Notes Visits and Travel

Pettisaw Valley reports Mrs B B Medlin and daughter Irene of Norway Ros returning from a two week visit with relatives. Various residents transacted business in Marshall and hosted dinners and visits, including families of Rosenfeld, Stockmann, Hillebrand, and Mitchener. Several short trips and reunions noted, with farm activity mentioned.

B. B. Medlin Irene Norway Ros Marshall Tina Rosenfeld Willie Anna Belle Hanners Resec Weaver Charles Narron P. D. Stockmann Mac Arline Mot Wilame Geo, Little and Wife Anne Stockmann BR. M. Bryan A. J. Vanmeter Henning Fred Pittmann Richard Hillebrand Blackelford Herman Kunze PF. M. McRoberts Muscogee Ind Charlie Mitchener Maurie Mat Mitchener Frank Stockmann, Jr Earl Floyd Medlin Grandma Mitchener Malta Bend Iast Joe Hillebrand Near Miami A.V. Deckard Grover Hopkins Russe Weaver Tina

Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harre

A daughter was born Saturday June 16 to Mr and Mrs Earnest Harre. A series of brief local notes follow including shipments to Kansas City of cattle and hogs, visits by Mrs Jas W Utz of Salisbury to her daughter Mrs M B Cooper, and social events at Mt Olive.

Earnest Harre Chas, Jones Kansas City John Bie Hop Kangsas City Jas. W. Utz Salisbury M. B. Cooper Jes. Garrard Kanes City L. A. Tickemeyer Harriet Harold Thompson Mt. Olive Ruth Evans Hhome Jiaaeven

NEW HOME Wer are having plenty of rain

A brief clipping notes heavy rainfall affecting construction or housing plans. It mentions persistent rain delaying work and creating challenging conditions for crews and residents awaiting new homes.

Local Social Notes From Elmwood And Vicinity

The column records visits and travels of residents including W R Larue and wife Lula Menegali with Miss Dora Harris in Sweet Springs after a visit with uncles. It notes D M Harris family hosting Saturday guests Willie Lemons and Tia Taylor. Irene Carothers and Irene left Sedalia after visiting relatives. Robert Beattie and children from Pueblo Colorado visit near Elmwood. Sarah Davie and children from Kansas City left Monday after visiting her sick father William Killipatrick. Marie Cooper of Blackburn visits the Rons sisters at Elmwood.

W.R. Larue Lula Menegali Dora Harris Sweet Springs Willie Lemons Tia Taylor D. M. Harris Prank Carothers Irene Sedalia Robert Beattie Pueblo Colorado Elmwood Sarah Davie Kansas City William Killipatrick Marie Cooper Blackburn Rons

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Marshall Citizen

Edward Potter of Marshall Missouri testifies he suffered kidney and bladder trouble but relief came after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He urges fellow residents to buy at local dealers, noting the product's effectiveness and advising to remember the name Doan's. FosterMilburn Co. markets are Buffalo New York as sole agents.

Marshall Edward Potter W. North St. Marshall Mo Asaya Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Doctors on the Stand Prompt Judge to Recall Shot Storekeeper

In court a judge recalls an old case where doctors refused to probe for bullets after a storekeeper on East Ninth Street was shot during a robbery. The storekeeper later survived and kept the bullets as keepsakes, prompting debate on medical testing versus outcome. The tale, cited in a Kansas City Journal note.

Criminal Court Ralph Latahan East Ninth Street Kansas City Journal

Overman Campaign Ballot Tale From Jim Crow Era

A Raleigh era anecdote recalls Senator Lee overman of north carolina and a longtime colored maidservant who, unaware of ballots, prayed for more votes to aid his wife. The tale links loyalty, slavery memory, and electoral fervor during his first bid for senate.

Lee B. Overman North Carolina Mahstah Lee Overman Senate Mahe Tab Lee

Bread of Vikings Found in Sweden from Pine Bark Bread

Dr Schnittger of Stockholm University reports a Viking era bread found at Ljunga Gothland. Microscopic analysis shows it used pine bark and pea meat, proving peas were grown in Sweden about a thousand years ago. Only a few prehistoric bread loaves have been uncovered in northern regions including Egypt and Swiss lake dwellings.

Ljunga Gothland Schnittger Stockholm University Sweden Egypt Schnitt

Moon Struck on Lake Moonfall Proposal Moment

A romantic scene where the moon falls on a lake as a couple shares a tender moment. The man murmurs a proposal as the moon sinks, the woman sighs, and they plan to go home as the lunar splash echoes across the water.

Mourning Fashion to Change by Sanitary Influence

The Baltimore American notes that Col John Jacob Astor’s widow will wear white for mourning, signaling a shift from black. It argues modern mourning customs, including attire, affect health and may evolve under sanitary science influence, reshaping expressions of sorrow in coming years.

Ganer John Jacob Astor Lkely Baltimore Americas

Skyline Auto Road Drives Through Colorado Highlands

A panorama of Colorado scenery along the Skyline drive from Canon City to the Pike's Peak region. The text extols mountain boulevards, accessibility from Colorado Springs and Denver, and the growth of scenic auto routes with hotel accommodations along the way toward Grand Junction and beyond.

Sky Line Canon City Colo Arkansas Valley Rocky Mountain Range High Ridge Crystal Park Colorado Springs Pike's Peak Boulder Colorado Rocky Mountains Glenwood Springs Grand Valley Grand Junction Deagon Vernal Salt Lake City Utah Arisona Grand Canyon Buena Vista Leadville Tennessee Pane Eagle Grand Rivers Glenwood Europe

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