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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
12
The verse urges all readers from east to west to follow Tibbetts counsel and endure no more suffering. It frames a call to action across the country with a direct, earnest appeal.
The Panteton News reports Lexington martin visiting McAllister Springs, praising natural beauty shade and comfortable accommodations at reasonable prices. The grounds include a park pavilion and no alcohol, with several springs nearby for medicinal uses, hot baths, fishing, and a swimming pool. The hotel offers ample meals, reasonable rates, and easy access about three miles from Houstonia and six miles from Sweet Springs.
A June 27 dispatch from Marshall Mo by the Associated Press falsely claimed a local incident. In reality William Woodward, a farmer, killed his stepdaughter and was beaten to death by neighbors after firing a second fatal shot.
Senator George G. Vest and his wife spent the summer in Kansas City and visited friends this week before returning to their attractive cottage at Sweet Springs. The Kansas City World notes their social trip and plans for the season.
A fragment notes West is in poor health compared with his peak but better than a year ago. Though his physical appearance has changed, the “Little Giant” still exudes spirit and enjoys storytelling with as much pleasure as ever.
A Republican ticket is praised as strong and conservative while cautioning against Kansas City blunders in vice-presidential selection. The column cites ancient baseball quips about biblical figures and notes local news from Marshall including Sheriff Fulkerson’s arrest, quarantined animals, and visits from notable residents and educators.
Local notes report McKinley and Roosevelt in good spirits with upcoming revivals by Itew Conoley to Higgineville. Farmers prep wheat and corn while politics tease Kansas City. W. N. Conoley hosts four week church meetings yielding over 125 conversions. Ferris and Fannie Morton wed, Prunty hosts nuptials, and Nye and Wagon are pronounced man and wife.
Malta Bend items note illness of Mra. C James and listing Loren Rozell and O McKinney visiting relatives in Appleton City. Misses Ethel and Ida Vanstone of Marshall visit. Wheat harvest near end with good quality. Stewart Cooper and wife of Thayer visit friends. H Dow returns to Kansas City after week with parents. Frank Slusher goes to Kansas City to join Western Door and Sash Works. A new band to be formed with a meeting held Tuesday night. project supported. H and WF German buy a new thresher for premium work. J Q Jones reports yellow paint on running gear.
Speaking about that rain our ad promotes cash purchases and sharing the bargain with customers. It touts highest quality prompt service and offers prices designed to convince shoppers.
Evaporated apples per pound and evaporated peaches per pound listed with prices. Includes evaporated currants apricots and pitted cherries. Also items like pancake flour buckwheat flour blue bottle 1 quart, 12 boxes Habbit's potash, 16 bars, and assorted lean peaches.
We have sorghum available in Saline County. Bring your jug and take some home for a stated price per gallon. Trade with us, live well and save money.
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