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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

5

Missouri Farm Domestic Animals 1910 Census Statistics

Missouri farms show 1910 total domestic animals poultry and bees valued at 265,243,000 up from 169,909,000. Horses and colts led value at 113,705,000, cattle 79,759,000, mules 65,562,000, swine 91,479,000, sheep and lambs 7,475,000. Farms reporting cattle 244,392 and poultry 259,624 with 20,807,208 fowls valued at 11,471,000. Bee colonies 293,559 valued at 545,000. beekeeping up in value despite fewer farms reporting bees.

Washingto D. C Miaxiquri Palkner Farma Turkey Missouri

Wedding of Misa Minnie Tegtmeyer and Henry Opter

An early 20th century notice reports the June 14 marriage at Grand Pass Christian church of Misa Minnie Tegtmeyer, eldest daughter of August Tegtmeyer and his wife, to Henry Opter of Blackburn. The ceremony featured a congregational hymn, Rev. H. Lamper’s address, and vows, with guests from Grand Pass, Blackburn, Morgan County, Kansas City, Higginsville, and surrounding communities.

Misa Minnie Tegtmeyer August Tegtmeyer Grand Pass Henry Opter Blackburn Christian Church Sweet Home Louise Ernst Vis Arthur Tegtmeyer Fred Tegtmeyer Arnold Opter Simeon Martha Opter Katie Bauer Mary Bauer H. Lamper Tegtmeyer Farm Tegtmeyer Morgen County Kansas City Higginsville

Northwest college expedition notes a bizarre cat and rat ranch

The writer describes a wild Northwest trip with booster clubs, logging feats, fishing at Discovery Bay, and a surreal claim of a cat and rat ranch with one million cats and rats. Cats eat rats, cat hides fetch high prices, and phonograph royalties fund nightly cat concerts amid abundant wildlife and rugged terrain.

Etraite San Juan de Faca Traura Missouri Discovery Bay Soula Republican Quilicene Edison Columbia Phonograph Henry Schanz

Deafness cure by constitutional remedies urged

advertisement claims deafness is caused by inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh, offers $1000 reward for cases cured by Hall's Cure, promises circulars free, notes local applications cannot reach inner ear.

Hall P. J. Cheney & CO Toledo C. Pally

Central State Highway Route Favored by Officials

The State Board of Agriculture meets Saline county delegates headed by G A Radford and W C Gordon as Gov Hadley backs the central route. Hearings are planned in July or August with six board members to decide. A Glasgow public meeting is set for June 30 and July 11. The route favors proximity to the State University and state institutions, and rock roads are seen as costly but beneficial.

State Board of Agriculture Saline County G. A. Radford W. C. Gordon J. F. Barbee J. G. Miller Glasgow

A Terrible Blunder to neglect liver trouble

An advertiser urges readers to take Dr King s New Life Pills at the first sign of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent serious ailments such as indigestion jaundice or gall stones. The pills are claimed to regulate the liver stomach and bowels and improve health and cost 26 cents at P H Franklins.

Dr. King P. H. Franklin's

Foreclosure of Furniture On Reverend Donnell’s Home

Myers and Corder foreclosed a mortgage on the furniture of Rev. J. G. Donnell, a Presbyterian minister. Once pastor at Slater and later in Georgetown Ind, he fell behind on groceries and could not redeem the property. The piece laments the church’s rules that cast out a minister into poverty despite his hard work.

Myers & Corder J.G. Donnell Donnell Slater M V.C The Republican Hhs Georgetown

Cooper Burgwin Nuptials Officiated at Fayette Home

Mr and Mrs Grimes L Cooper of Boonville hosted last week as the groom and bride wed at the bride’s Fayette home on June 19. The bride, formerly Miss Nannie Burgwin, is the daughter of Dr and Mrs A Burgwin. The groom works for Victor Clothing Co of Boonville.

Grimes L. Cooper Boonville Fayette Mra Cooper Nannie Burgwin Mra. A. &. Burgwin Victor Clothing Co

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