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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1908

Page

6

County News notices brisk with social visits

J W Swope made a business trip to Sedalia. Miss Florence Witcher and Thadius Haggard shopped in Marshall. Elva Russell Lula Thomas and Ruth Gray visited C M Thomas and family near Wanamaker. Mrs W E Hansbro hosted dinner with Perle Killon Lula Thomas Elva Russell Alfred Silvey Shelton Thomas Clifford Hanebro. Perle Killion visited Lula Thomas. Mrs Will Smiley and Dora Thomas of Wanamaker visited J M Thomas. Eula Witcig of Sedalia visiting uncle John Witcig. Lee Hanley family Daisy Hanley and Ernest Powell Sunday guests of John Jones. Celeste Killion visited Janett Moore Saturday night. Joe Swope and wife called on W E Teeter Sunday. Mrs Roy Wilcox visited daughter Mrs S L Yokely last week. Tedieville ball nine defeated Hess Creek ball nine 13 to 9 Sunday evening.

J. W. Swope Sedalia Florence Witcher Thadius Haggard Marshall Elva Russell Lula Thomas Ruth Gray C. M. Thomas Wanamaker W. E. Hansbro Perle Killon Lula Thomesa Alfred Silvey Shelton Thomas Clifford Hanebro Perle Killion Will Smiley Dora Thomas J. M. Thomas Eula Witcig Jobn Witcig Lee Hanley Daisy Hanley Ernest Powell John Jones Celeste Killion Janett Moore Joe Swope W. E. Teeter Roy Wilcox Yokely Tedieville Hess Creek

Grand Pass L F McClure visits Nelson parents

Grand Pass L F McClure of Nelson visited his parents Thursday night. Chas DeMons spent weekend in Marshall. Frank Moore landed a 60 pound catfish after a river rescue misread as a drowning. Missouri River floods force many from homes. Cheerful Workers pastry market set for June 27 at Pfleger building. Mrs H M Coad and Will attend Emmet Coads wedding in Kansas City.

L. F. McClure Nelson Chas. DeMons Marshall Frank Moore The Christian Church Pfleger

Hew Frankfort Farmers Busy Harvesting Wheat

Farmers in Frankfort area are busy harvesting wheat as harvest activity intensifies. Matt Babler is listed on the sick list. Children's Day exercises are planned at Good Hope Church with community participation.

Matt Babler Good Hope

County road quest urged by J H Berlekamp

A letter from J H Berlekamp of Slater Missouri urges finding a county road expert to assist the county court and road supervisors in rebuilding and maintaining roads. He argues good roads require planning, cooperation, and steady effort, noting current culverts and bridges need attention and proposing public discussion and input from residents.

Preighbor Po Bowl J. H. Berlekamp Slater, Mo

Excursion Tickets Sold For Mexico Trip July 18

The Chicago and Alton will offer excursion tickets to Mexico and return from July 18 to 20. Hawthorne, agent, lists good rates for the period.

Tion Mexico Chicago and Alton O. FE. Hawthorne

Sermon at Salem and local visits reported

Reverend Vardeman preached an excellent sermon at Salem Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Stouffer and son from Napton visited the latter’s parents Mr and Mrs Rufus Clark. Miss Georgia Scott returned from Alma after a two week visit. Mrs Alice Fulkerson of Marshall visits her brother C W Gorrell. William Field visited Kansas City last week. Mr and Mrs Jamie Scott and family with Mr and Mrs Alonzo Ziegel and son were dinner guests at J J Scott’s.

Vardeman Salem Geo. Stouffer Napton Rufus Clark Georgia Scott Alma Alice Fulkerson Marshall C. W. Gorrell William Field Kansas City Jamie Scott Alonzo Ziegel J. J. Scott

Kansas City and Return via Chicago & Alton June 27 1908

Advertisement announces a $1.60 round trip from Kansas City to Chicago via the Alton line on June 27 1908. Hawthorns acts as agent. The notice promotes the travel offer described as "Coming and Going" with the Alton advertised as the sole method.

Chicago & Alton Alton E Hawthorns

Harrdron News Briefs and Local Notes

Mrs J S Harrison returns home to Audrain county after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T M Riggins. John Herndon suffered a Monday injury from a kick but is not seriously hurt. Jesse T Stephens married Miss Zula Huff by Squire W A Huff and will move to Oklahoma. Miss Ruth Jackson and Miss Mary Jackson of Kansas City visit Dr J D Jackson and family. W A Hill becomes an expert at harnessing horses between showers.

J. S. Harrison T. M. Riggins Audrain County John Herndon Jesse T. Stephens Zula Huff Squire W. A. Huff Oklahoma Ruth and Mary Jackson Kansas City J. D. Jackson W. A. Hill

Roppenhagen Plans Fourth of July Auto Ride

C L. Roppenhagen says he has been invited to go to Blackburn on the Fourth of July with his automobile to take part in the celebration and will bear the expense if weather remains favorable.

L. Roppenhagen Blackburn

Going and Coming $1 50 to Kansas City and return

The message lists a fare of $1.50 for a round trip to Kansas City from Alton with agent OEB Hawthorn. Dated June 27, 2008.

Kansas City OEB Hawthorn

Flood Notes and Migrant Moves in Gilliam and Saline Valley

Miss Cora Cross of Gilliam s is a guest at H H Hinnah s home. She planned to return Monday but high water kept her. Miss Katie Heinzler reports flood fears in Beloit Kansas. Albert Hildebrand and wife with her as sister Lalia arrives Saturday. E B Clawson and son Donald visited Mathias Larman in Saline Valley. river falls slowly, locals relocate to bluff or school houses amid heavy losses and poor 1903 planting prospects.

Cora Cross Gilliams H. H. Hinnah Warrenton Volksfreund Katie Heinzler Beloit Kas Albert Hildebrand Lalia Gilliam Globe E. B. Clawson Donald

Administrators Notice for Elisabeth A Hyde Estate

Letters of administration granted to L. W. Vandiee on June 1608 by the Probate Court of Raline County Missouri. All claimants must present claims within one year to avoid bars, and within two years from publication to avoid forever barred. June 10, 1608.

Elisabeth A. Hyde Raline County L. W. Vandiee Adms

Local Excursion Sale Notes And Dates

Fragmentary notice states C. and A. Excursions set to run from Whiteago to Altos R.B. with round trip fare 41.68 and return by ten o'clock. Details appear garbled but indicate a weekday sale period starting Saturday June and weekday departures from Kanene City.

Whiteago End Altos R. RB Kanene Ciiy Mosday & m K-Mowtharen

Eye trouble cured by Dr. E. S. Leach Marshall Mo

A notice from Dr. E. S. Leach of Marshall Missouri promises quick relief for eye complaints with free examinations and no charges, claiming local citizens from nearby counties testify to his methods and guarantee satisfaction.

Leach Marshall, Mo

Gas engine on farm offers efficient portable power

A farmer outlines a small two horsepower gas engine setup powering a cream separator churn water pump and grindstone with plans to heat water and run multiple devices. He notes fuel cost about 1% cent per horsepower hour and envisions truck mobility with a mounted engine for farm trucking. The Rural New Yorker praises gas engines as indispensable modern farm machines.

New Yorker

Keeping Grindstone True on the Farm Tools

A Prairie Farmer note explains grindstone wear from long use on axes and scythes causing concave surfaces. It recommends reworking with dull spades to even the stone, and warns against leaving grindstones exposed to air which creates unequal hardness. A flat box can cover a stone kept outdoors.

Feeding Molasses to Stock in Farm Feeding

Molasses as stock food gains favor among practical feeders. A pint to a quart daily suits animals based on size and appetite. It supplies energy and heat, acts mildly laxative, and aids flesh and ambition. For horses, ground molasses may be diluted with water and gradually increased, with diet adjusted to each animal’s needs.

Reap Cows Comfort in Cold Economy

A poor economy forces cows to roam the fields in cold, relying on feed for body heat. The text notes increased feed use and potential malnutrition from heat produced by digestion.

Fragmentary note hints at a problem or inquiry

A partial OCR item references a problem and a person named Grace in a brief, unclear context. No clear event date or places are readable. The readable fragment suggests a discussion or issue involving Grace but lacks concrete facts or outcomes.

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County News Neticee Missouri Lake Flora Webb J. E. Farrell Agent Mo Pac H. M. Coad Will Emmet Frankfort Annah Gabbe Texas M. Lenz Dinener Fred Anschutz Jno. Slater Irvin Reisacher Little Walter Bell Jao Kiso Frances Heinzier Good Roads Advice Missouri Thalbote Higginsville National Committee Republican Party Taft Republican Congress Democratic General Assembly Baine County Gardner Volon Herndon Slater C. H. Harvey Bon Daniel Herrider Annie Neimeir Hardeman Ethel Donehoe Floy Agee Francis Metcalf Salle West Clay Center M. F. Allen Lillian Hensick Little Rock D. J. Dickson Arrow Rock Cecil and Birdie Keyton Wm. H. Keyton R. Seward J. W. Weldon Slater News P. G. Sullivan Harmony Coriner Mr. Swan New Frankfort Snoddy Tony Schwab Grindstone
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