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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

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Local obituaries recount deaths in Miami and area

Mrs Annie Brenizer wife of Dr Brenizer died June 17 1906 at her son's home near Miami aged 66 or 67 Funeral held Harmony Presbyterian Church and interred Harmony cemetery Survived by husband eight children including Mrs Weber Mary Brenizer Clara Nolan and L A Brenizer Harold Schacht beloved son of Chas and Emma Schacht born March 1 1893 died June 22 1906 aged 13 years 3 months 21 days Survived by father two brothers three sisters and several relatives Died of illness in Pocahontas Illinois after long sickness Harold attended M E Sunday School Lle was a regular student and bright in class

Annie C. Brenizer Brenizer L. A. Brenizer Miami Harmony Presbyterian Shurch L. F. Clemens Marshall Harmony Gus Weber Mary E. Brenizer Kansas City Clara Nolan Lamar Washington Zine B George B Annie K Miami Township Methodist Church Miami News Harold W. Schacot Chas Emma Sebacht Pocahontas Ill Jesus Harold Lle M. E Chas, Schacht Rey T. O. Schacht London Milla Otto Schacht St. Louis Emma Schacht J. J. Witt J. W. Beeson Sorento

Fair news delayed to next week with surprise promised

Big Fair Slater plans a large fundraiser among local businessmen to finance free entertainments this year. The city notes a promise of a surprise in enterprise, but news is being held back until next week.

Slater

Mason Hess Form New Kansas City Firm In Fair Saline

The wavy farmers of Saline will learn of a new firm in Kansas City formed by William B. Hess and O G Mason. They bought out Star Commission Co. and will operate as 677 and 378 Exchange Building with offices in Kansas City. Hess will be general manager and Mason will handle purchasing and sales for cattle hogs and sheep. The article urges Saline support and notes the pair’s past integrity. A separate note covers the Lester Keyton vs Ellery Hire case from Sedalia. Hire bound over to the next criminal term after a forged check dispute, with Keyton denying knowledge of the check and claiming his name was forged.

Wavy Salive Kansas City William B. Hess Enline Sam New York G. Mason Star Commission Co Exchange Hess Mason Reg Ion Ve Lester Keyton Elery Hire Sedalia Squire Chase Hire Criminal Court D.C. Brown Lester Keylou Ellery Hire Atd. F. Eisner’s

Color Supplement Cutoff Prompts Paper Closure

The paper announces a forthcoming four page color supplement and explains a mailing list purge to meet supplier limits. If readers fall too far in arrears, the first issue with the supplement is set for July 27 and the paper will stop publication after that date without further notice.

Open Air Services by Rev J M Hubbert

Rev J M Hubbert conducts open air services on the court house lawn or public place next Sunday evening at Gyelock. He will deliver a lecture titled Bible Description of the Model Woman. Music, seating, and welcome extended to all with special invitation to ladies.

J. M. Hubbert Court House Gyelock Hubbert

Cut Your Weeds Here

Notice complains about large weeds along walks and backyards. The text urges cutting the growth to keep the area tidy, mentioning a sewer pipe or drain line as a context and stressing a need for action.

Vehicle accident injures Bailey couple near Frenwick

Last Bitday week Mr and Mrs Jolu Bailey and others drove down the hill near Geo Frenwick on the Cretcher road when a survey tongue fell from the wagon causing the horses to bolt. Mrs Bailey sustained a broken right leg above the ankle and Mr Bailey suffered severe bruising. A doctor attended and Mrs Bailey is recovering.

Jolu Bailey Bweghters Geo Frenwick Cretcher Road Mrs. Bailey Mr. Bailey Elestin Og Ceruion

First M. E. Church Sacramental Service

Morning sacramental service at First M. E. Church features a sermon on Love appointed by Jesus. Evening service titled Possession and Duty Sermon to follow with a special waste warning. All welcome.

Jesus

Necktie Slogan From Grocer Miles Draws Interest

Grocer Necktie B W Miles offers an advertisement this week promising a new necktie if a single van delivers bow or shoulders and nutrition to Republicans. The odd pledge aims to entice supporters and generate buzz around the campaign season.

B. W. Miles

Readers' renewals prompt thanks for Republican paper

Among our Readers T T Clayeowth of Herndon extends thanks for renewal this week. T J Johnson, also of Herndon, will read Republican literature for a year via a friend's kindness. Edward Blakely of Croteher will try the Republican awhile. R P Stoleworth of Shackelford believes he can support the paper another year. J R Hutton came from Waverly Saturday and gave a dollar for the Republican.

T.T. Clayéowth Herndon T. J. Johnson Edward Blakely Croteher R. P. Stoleworth Shackleford J. R. Hutton Waverly

Plating Works Replates Tableware at Local Shop

Replate old tableware with silver, nickel, and other finishes at 172 South Lafayette Ave Marshall. Service advertises plating, restoring shine and durability for silverware and decorative pieces during May.

South Lafayette Ave Marshall

Mule Killed Near Marehall This Week

A mule was killed Tuesday evening near Marehall, with witnesses noting the animal was struck by a horned beast and died shortly after the incident. The report records the loss of the animal as a local accident on the farmed land.

J. M. Barbee Marehall

Markets. Heavy hog demand boosts prices at St. Louis

The June 2 market opened with strong demand for the best heavy hogs from local packers, butchers and eastern buyers, keeping prices high. Pigs and light weights sold slowly at near steady prices, while larger hogs and midweights ranged from about 6.25 to 6.75 dollars with top reports near 6.75.

Uncalled-for Letters in Post Office List

June 27 post office notice lists uncalled letters including Mire Evien Vence Mrs Crom Maltide Mirv Sarah A Martin Mrs Ruth Walker G W Dowers G N Elkenborg Chrisa Derlujwu J A Holden BU Jeoner Leguerd Min D M Per pall W A Walker and Dud Wil Mess with three days to claim before dead letter shipment.

Mire Evien Vence Mre Crom Maltide Sarah A. Martin Mra Ruth Walker G. W. Dowers G. N. Elkenborg Chrisa Derlujwu J. A. Holden BU. Jeoner Leguerd Min D. M. Perpall W. A. Walker Dud Wil. Mess

Property Parcel Details for Gealiatsoul and Slater area

The record lists parcels for JP Avery te Cilly F Ryan including part lot 4 Gealiatsoul Oy Marathall and Loole Mir ta Perry ns, with lot 5 block 19 Slater 58 sta. The fragmented entry mentions ownership stakes and lot identifiers without complete legal descriptions.

Avery Te Cilly F Ryan Gealiatsoul Marathall Mir Ta Perry Ns Devs Slater

Best Mower Stacker or Rake Sold by Juno

McCormick branded mower stacker or rake touted as best, sold by Juno and W. Ballew.

McCormick Juno W. Ballew

McAllister Springs Promises Restful Spot Near Marshall

McAllister Springs lies about 20 miles southwest of Marshall, boasting the best rotel in the county, reasonable rates, and welcoming hosts Mr and Mrs Hallenbeck. Visitors anticipate a great time fishing hunting and bathing, with many young people from Warrensburg Sedalia and Sweet Springs coming to enjoy the area.

McAllister Spings Marshall Warrensburg Sedalia Sweet Springs

Grand Pass visitor visits J Penveler yesterday

J M Houston traveled from Grand Pass to visit J Penveler yesterday. The message expresses pleasure at the meeting and refers to a lighthearted note about a bekier, reflecting informal local communication.

J. M. Houston Grand Pass J. Penveler Penveler

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