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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
7
In the hidden Waldena hall Leo Pold frets over Virginia Mowbray as they share a charged moment after a dance. He reveals a ring kept from a past act, and Virginia’s confession deepens their bond. The scene ends with a planned house party invitation and a note of uncertain futures.
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia faced a severe pneumonia attack with a fearful cough that friends thought meant consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief, saying after two and a half bottles he was well again. the remedy is sold with a guarantee at drug stores for 0.50 and 1.00, with a trial bottle free.
Mary Fizer widow of Joseph Fizer, longtime county settler, died last Wednesday at her home five miles northeast of Slater and was buried yesterday in Crearville cemetery. She was 89, afflicted with cancer for years, leaving many relatives and friends in the county. Also noted: Edward Steffen, three, died of brain inflammation from flux near his father’s home. funeral Saturday at 10 a.m. at Fairview. The river falls. farmers move to bluff and plains. local comments colorful but unclear.
County News reports Mr and Mrs Beo Blackford returning from Kanene City. Bon bes resigned a position and the couple plan to settle in Blackbeure. Elizabeth Gunnell C U Hemlin and daughter from Colorado Springs visit former Mrs G W Liter. Gunnelleto reared there and welcomed by friends. Frank Estrekis and wife from Slater visit relatives as Frank recalls crossing the Missouri during high water near Glasgow bottom.
County Clerk lists candidates for state district and local offices for nomination at August primary. Polls open 7 am to sunset on Tuesday August 4 1908. Names and post office addresses of nominees shown with office designation and party as certified by the Secretary of State.
A lengthy OCR fragment lists candidates for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner, judge positions, state offices, local officials, and congressional representatives. Names include Jamee Pillieon, Courtney W. Hamlin, Seward A. Maseltine, Orville M. Barnett, John G. Miller, WwW HH. Peacheck, Miles F. Prigmore, Joshua F. Barbee, J. W. Keys, J. Anderson Johnson, Sterling T. Price, John Wiair, Weldon P. Booker, J. F. Coleman, John T. Rhoades, R. B. Thorp, Frank M. Latimer, Jake H. Fisher, Dr. G. EB Scrutchield, and others. Also listed are party affiliations for Socialist Governor candidate Wm. L Garver and others. The document appears to be a slate of candidates across multiple counties and offices.
A list of Republican candidates includes Herbert Hadley for governor from Jefferson City, Jacob F. Gmelich for lieutenant governor from Boonville, John E. Swanger for secretary of state from Milan, Joose A. Tolerton for state auditor from Branson, Wilber F. Maring for state treasurer from Jefferson City, Frank B. Fulkerson for attorney general from St. Joseph, plus candidates for other offices such as representative Edwin M. Taubman from Lexington and John Whitaker from Weaubleau. Other names include Holmes Hall, Arch B. Davis, Edwin C. Meservey, and August Beker.
Nine years ago Farthing of Mill Creek Indiana Territory felt life slip away when ill but he found relief with Electric Bitters. His testimony credits the drug with turning his life around and keeping him well since. Bonus note mentions a trip by Blover and Willem Wattan aiding farmers along the Chariton river, saving household goods and stock.
Democratic party candidates for governor and lieutenant governor are listed with names and home towns including David A. Ball of Louisiana, William Cowherd of Kansas City, William Evans of West Plains, Geary Stapel of Rockport, William H. Wallace of Kansas City, James H. Whitecotton of Paris, Ben Anderson of Columbia, Walter Kelly of Loula, Leasenbdy of Bethany, KR Painter of Carreliiton, Clarence Simmons, Arthur Jovea, Love Poteet, and Me Rath.
Prohibition Party candidates listed include Herman Faris of Clinton Wor Liestessut governor Monta I. Payne Webster Grove James Botts Lancaster George McLaughlin Sedalia Bishop Terry Green Castle James Fulkerson Fredericktown and Jonathan Orr Holden.
County official certifies a complete list of candidates for statewide and county offices including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general railroad and warehouse commissioners with post office addresses and polling hours. Dated June 10, signed G. Durrett, Clerk, Saline County Court, Missouri.
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