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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented Missouri newspaper note discusses tariff debates, railroad rates, and political tensions in Marshall. It references Democratic and Republican dynamics, river channel control interests, and a cautious stance toward a local farm adviser proposal funding. It also touches on a stray incident of damaging a public highway wire and a young farmer implicated.
The legislature adopted eight proposed amendments to the constitution for public vote in November. It also approved a joint concurrent resolution advocating election of United States officials by popular vote, with amendments listed in how they will appear.
Money to loan at five and one half percent annual interest with privilege to pay any part of principal anytime and rebate interest from date of payment, plus assured abstract and perfect title to Saline county lands. I have buyers for Saline county farms. if you are selling, contact Artel Lonatid in Marshall, Missouri.
The passage outlines proposed municipal and county measures including reclassifying bonds, issuing new bonds for improvements, raising the property tax levy per $100 valuation, setting legislative salaries at 1000 dollars, authorizing road and utility bonds, and enabling city charter amendments through a 13-member board of freeholders with special elections to decide these changes. It mentions provisions for aiding blind citizens and adjusting district boundaries.
A broad discussion on land ownership and tenancy in the United States notes rising rents, farmer discontent, and a shift toward intensive cultivation. It highlights wealthy buyers, landlord versus tenant tensions, and the promise of profitable small-acre farms through modern, educated farming practices. The piece also covers Missouri state laws enacted after adjournment, including child protection, guardian roles, salaries for prosecutors, convict labor reforms, welfare boards, business registration, railroad incorporation, anti human trafficking provisions, hotel billing honesty, and school textbook support.
E B Crain recently married Fay ette girl Mire Vera Maupin Witt at the bride’s parents home in Payette. Officiated by Rev Simmons, they planned to attend summer school at Columbia University and then move to Marehall where Crain would be principal. Local papers note social events around the wedding and relate nearby farm work by local youths on Miami high school graduation.
Miss Daisie Smith returned Tuesday from a three months trip abroad visiting Meyet The Holy Land Greene Constantinople Rome Paris London and many other points of interest on the European continent. Miss Daisie's many friends are much pleased at her return.
Amos Elener and Emm Laura Naegelin married Sunday June 14 1918 at 9 p m at the Naegelin home. The Sweet Springs Orchestra played and Rev C Bernthal officiated. Bride wore embroidered dress with lace and bouquet of ferns and roses. Bridesmaids wore pretty dresses and groom in black. A three course dinner followed. The couple departed for Mt Leonard then Kansas City for several weeks.
A Friday June 13, 1913 fire at Gunbe ark owned by C. K. Smith, aided by Smith Stores team Wil lum Wise and Armin Naeglin and John Deere plow, threatened the south city area. Fire caused about one and a half acres burned. pasture named Gusher pasture was also involved. alarm raised near 4:30 PM. volunteers rushed to the scene and furrows cut to halt spread.
Mrs Kate Ayers, Mrs Thornton Reynolds and daughters Katherine Lavinia and Salle Let, of Camden Arkansas, are visiting. Reynolds and children stay with Mrs R M Reynolds on North Jefferson. Mrs Ayers stays with Mrs Sterling Price. Thornton Reynolds will join later.
Miss Bess Wharton and Miss Helen Campbell attended the Christian Convention at Felton last week. They have traveled with friends in Centad fa and Mexico, showing friendly attitudes and expectations of further plans.
A garbled note alleges a Gonfeddrade soldier appropriating 30000 to fund penalties over two years. The text suggests replacing the ballot ribbon with a blanket and mentions a substitution action amid unclear context.
A storm struck St Louis causing one death and multiple injuries as mourners fled a funeral procession near Madison rail yard. In Cleveland a pavilion collapse injured several during a First Unitarian Church picnic, with two prominent figures among the injured.
Auction note lists two pairs of Fairbank wagon scales in good condition for sale at Mose Land Mill in Marehall, Missouri. Price is less than one half of original cost. Contact Wm D Hush at phones 144 or 657, P 6-12-20. The ad ends with a proverb about wealth and poverty.
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