Local Items From Marshall Missouri Echo
Local items list visits, travels and arrivals in Marshall Missouri with names and places such as Miss Will Youcum in Moberly A. M. Keller in Kansas City John Robertson Mt Leonard J W McMahan Versailles Rose Buckner Wm Steffen Glasgow merchants and shoppers from Malta Bend Slater Paragould Ark reports of rain and fishing by L E Benedick and D Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
Mt Leonard
Marshall
Mike Keller
John Blase
Higginsville
Town
Grind Pass
Malta Bend
Mt. Leonard
Slater
Miami
Stylish Women of Today and Local News in Marshall
The column notes several Marshall area visitors and events including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frazier traveling from Napton to attend a funeral in Marshall, J. S. DeMons from Malta Bend, and W. M. Leaton of Kansas City visiting Chas. Niemeier. Probate Judge J. W. Chase and niece Miss Gertie Brown tour the East to attend Dartmouth College commencement. The next annual State Eagles convention will be held in Marshall next year, and local births are reported. The piece also advertises corsets and Wooltex garments in Marshall, promoting fashion and tailored wear for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frazier
Napton
Marshall
Blackburn
Slater
W. M. Leaton
Kansas City
Chas. Niemeier
Mr. Leaton
J. W. Chase
Gertie Brown
Dartsmouth College
Hanover
N. J
Judge Chase
The
Eagles
Henderson
Saline County
Local notices recount deaths and marriages in Missouri town
Obituaries note Bagnell & Montague death in Los Angeles from a paralytic stroke on June 2. Marriage of Thomas Edson and Mildred Lyddon at Arrow Rock on June 18 officiated by Squire Bascom Diggs. J. B. White reports his wife with her brother in Mt. Leonard after a stroke. nephew J. B. Hazel killed in a runaway near Saline. Dates, places, and local names feature throughout alongside weather, advertising notes, and routine updates from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagnell & Montague
Los Angeles
California
Thomas Edson
Marshall Ice Plant
Mildred Lyddon
Arrow Rock
Squire Bascom Diggs
J. B. White
J. F. Lynch
Mt. Leonard
J. B. Hazel
Saline
N. D
Hardeman
Fire and illnesses dot Marshall news from Tuesday to Monday
Dr. F. A. Howard had business in Marshall Tuesday. Louie Felts escaped a Thursday or Monday fire when youths celebrating early Fourth set his roof alight but quickly quenched. At 1 a.m. Monday the old canning factory burned, believed started by a passing engine. A. M. Parker shows little improvement, friends worried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Howard
Marshall
Louie Felts
A.M. Parker
Threshing Dominates Oak Ridge Community Day
A. J. Thornton bought a fine cow from Jack Johnson last Tuesday. Miss Vergie Estill of Howard County visits sister Mrs. J. W. Hays. Clarence Taylor made a ridge visit on business. A walnut log man is currently in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Thornton
Jack Johnson
Vergie Estill
Howard County
J. W. Hays
Clarence Taylor
Convent Pupils Leave for Vacation Across Regions
The Sisters bid farewell as pupils depart for breaks. Mrs. Achley of Louisville takes her daughter Roseline home. Catharine and Annie Monaghan head to Central City, Marion Alexander to Jacksonville, Miss Elizabeth Evrard enjoys a month’s rest visiting the Sisters with her brother Prof. I N Evrard calling on the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achley
Louisville
Roseline
Catharine
Annie Monaghan
Central City
Marion Alexander
Jacksonville
Florida
Elizabeth Evrard
Academy
I. N. Evrard
Uncalled for letters in Marshall post office 1911
Notice of unclaimed mail at the Marshall Missouri post office dated June 20 1911. Addressees include Mrs B H Prather Mr Walter Dickson Dr Henry Prost HK Tanner T L Walker L W Vandyer P M. If not claimed within 15 days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Mo
Weahington
D. C
B. HE
Prather
Walter Dickson
Henry Prost
HK. Tanner
T. L. Walker
L. W. Vandyer
P.M
Out of the Ginger Jar as a Weather Forecast Prophecy
A witty, fragmentary column links the idea of forecasting weather to propriety and domestic influence. It notes that some men are born good but more are made good by their wives, and ends with a playful reference to a prompt roll and chopping wood as a metaphor for readiness and mark.
Humorous farm proverbs from February Farm Journal
A collection of quips noting how the hog keeps a spare rib handy and how industry hum clashes with laziness. It contrasts time with money and jokes about a squirrel traveling by rail without showing a ticket, all sourced from February Farm Journal.
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W. A. Vawter
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Company
West Side Square
Chicago
Alton RY
Iy, i
Ket Hound Trains
Dally
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Thaine
Pessenger
Oni Famenner
Marebail
Aftais
Laval Proight
M. Paceenger
Sareball
Hedalia
Caves
Ena
Will Youcum
N Moberly
Mr. and
Mra. A. M. Keller
J. W. McMahan
Versailles
Aent
Rose & Buckner
Wm. Steffen
Glasgow Bottoms
Marshall Butts
K. T. Brightwell
Marshall Man
W. H. Sweeney
Springfield
J. G. Nye
Mra. Wm. Thornton
Bauer
Cornelius
Ore
Henry Hinton
Mra
John Hinton
L. EB. B
L. E. Benedick
Walt Cahill of
Messrs. Hasberger &Arnold
Boston
L. E. Benedik
Paragould, Ark
Little Louis Drinkerd
M. J. Drinkerd
Mrs. G. H. Dunn
Ruff
Mr. Dunn
Michigan
M. C. Taylor
O. W. Johnston
Rev. Price
Walter Terrell
Magle Lake
Texas
J. M. Terrell
Evan
J. W Jeaning
Gullivan
Tim McDonough
van Dyke & Co
Louis Neal
Tom Briscoe
South
Alice Chism
Gilliam
Mary Allman
M. C. Chaffee
Fred Miller
Canada
Mr. Miller
E. B. Parks
D. Newton
the Citizen
Ashley
Republican
Arthur Osborn
J. S. DeMons
Rea & Page
Blosser
Higginsville Thalbote
Ed. Stoll
Henry Scholle
Sweet Springs
J. W.salmons
Syracuse
N. Y
J. R. Black
Blackwater
J. R. Birch
Birch
J. Cooper
Ethel
Grand Pass
W. Cord
L. J. Rasse
Peter Dierheimer
Mary Dierheimer
St. Louis
Julia Desmond
White
Roy Crowder
Crotcher
D. EF. Hammond
Galveston
Richard H. Motter
Mies Effie Grows
Squire Ferrill
Hiram Ordway
Holmes Hall
Sedala
Congress
Leonard van Dyke
James Bell
Mississippi
Keokuk
Furn
Eh Power
Robt. Hyatt
Pete Solomon
Mr. Solomon
Golly
Solomon Place
Oak Ridge
Jgollegian
Clothes
B. Kuppenheimer
Adler
B. Kuppenhefamer
J. Berg & Son
Missouri
S. E. Cor. Square
Farm Journal
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