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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
7
A beloved painting titled Sweet Sixteen rekindles a past romance between Mia Avery and renowned artist John Weston. As May Avery learns the truth of her mother's history, the old farm, a gray-haired rival, and years of hardship weave a tale of love, money, and art across a generations.
In a garden scene, Rose Avery recalls missed chances as her daughter May awaits a river romance with Mr Weston. A visitor arrives seeking May but reveals a mix up with John Weston, his nephew, and the long-cherished memory of youth. Tone is nostalgic and melodramatic.
Henry Kieln road supervisor reports a dream of a man placing ties in a cattle guard at Corder and later claims the vision matched a real deed. Investigators cautious, fearing tainted evidence in court. Other notes: Jos Cobb leaves for Lincoln County Mo to farm this season. Col Jenkins faces misfortune with weather, fire at hotel, runaway buggy, and homeward team arrival. Jobo Nuoo brings home a bride secretly married in Leavenworth. W R Rhoades West Blazer home fires draw crew rescue. minimal damage and a near swimming pool mess in the kitchen.
Empire Ga resident C O Eldridge declares Dr King s New Discovery the best remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. He says his children suffer from croup but the product cures it quickly. Sold widely at drugs and 60 cents or 1.09 with free trial.
Fred Weroske Jr and Frieda Meyer of near Sweet Springs were married March 4 at the home of the bride’s parents. The wedding took place in the vicinity of the city with a ceremony hosted by the parental couple.
A. J. McGuire, aged 73, died Tuesday Feb. 26 from complications of diseases at the home of his son in law Joho Ramecy in McAllister Springs. Interment is set for Wednesday afternoon at Fairview Cemetery in Sweet Springs. He is survived by five children John and Granville McGuire of Sweet Springs, Mrs. John Ramecy, Myrtle McGuire of McAller Springs, and Mrs. J. E. Potter of Clifton City.
A local boast claims Electric Bitters cures misery from chills biliary complaints and jaundice, marketed in five cent bottles by HK M James of Lowellen Ohio. The drug purports to purify blood and aid stomach liver and kidney troubles with quick relief and a money back guarantee at drug stores.
A youth broke into Burns & Son hardware store Monday night by smashing a back window. Muddy footprints, overturned chairs, and broken glass marked the scene but nothing appeared stolen. The thief failed to open the safe and escaped by the same window, with authorities noting similar rear-window break ins by youths.
It Does the Business Mr E E Chamberlain of Clinton Meine says Bucklee s Arnica Salve cures piles chapped hands and old sores without scarring 25c at drug stores Dr Osborne notes Ceph Iman neighborhood antics a fine boy at Ceph s house Miss Sue Wooldridge suffered a painful accident last week when a bed rail broke pinning her foot she was taken to Mrs O P Brown s home to recover her school year ends soon near Mayview according to the Gillliam Globe
Slater News announces the wedding of Miss Tina Duty of Thompson and Emil Hagedorn who lives southwest of town, to be held in Mexico next Tuesday March 3.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says Dr King’s New Life Pills improved his stomach liver and bowels. The ad promises a full refund if the pills disappoint during a trial at all drug stores.
An 86 year old Leola Pummill, daughter of Morgee Pummill, became stuck while crawling through a tiling at a lumber yard on a Saturday and needed workmen to free her. She suffered no lasting harm. The piece then advertises a medicinal poultice sold by P. B. Franklin.
Mrs Victoria Audsley has suffered inflammatory rheumatism for three weeks with little improvement. Mrs McCoy and daughter Miss Ronle, guests of J J McCoy, have been planning to return home to Tilloois on Thursday, as reported by the Daily News.
Mr 8 G Williams of Powderly Texas says he suffered years with kidney and bladder trouble using many remedies and prescriptions before a 30 day Pinevies trial. He reports relief and refunds claim bold by P A Freuk.
New surveyor instruments Malling Foxtrumente hailed as up to date for civil engineering work. Mr Mullins equipped for field tasks. Remedy for piles advertised as ready to use in collapsible tube with attached nozzle. Mrs Ninovh Fisher and Mrs Loulea Hull reported dead in Howard County and Arrow Rock with brief obituaries. Liver pills advertised for biliousness and headaches sold by P. H. Franklin. local death notices and cemetery arrangements noted.
Mere Renick who had visited Kaunas City the past month returned home Saturday morning accompanied by her daughter Mere Caswell and her husband who will visit here briefly. Attorneys Harvey and Wm Meachede of Marshall planned to depose in the case of Mere Minole Carroll vs G P Meathestate. Mies Montague of Marshall acted as stenographer. Julius Wilson sold his restaurant and lunch counter to J C Barrow of Marshall. Barrow had been in business in Marshall for years. We welcome them to town and wish them success.
The advertisement claims ManZan Mile Remedy priced at 0c guarantees ready to use relief after one application for piles and related symptoms. Sold by P. W. Frenklin.
Word was received Monday that J. Stewart a former resident of Blackburn had died Saturday at the home of his daughter Mrs J C Goodwin in Arkansas August Dierking and wife who have been living in Kansas City for some time came Tuesday bringing their household goods and will make Blackburn their home They will occupy part of the Pell residence now occupied by Prof Stevens
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