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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

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City Republican Ticket Announced for April 7 Election

The city Republican slate for Tuesday April 7 is released after J B DeGarmo declined to run for mayor. Candidates include Mayor Eu Maddox, Marshal l B Vardeman, Treasurer P E Rigoy, Attorney Add C Lewig, Assessor and Aldermen in wards two to four with names listed in the ticket.

J. B. DeGarmo van Dyke Alow Jacob VanDyke EU Maddox Marehall Vardeman PE Rigoey Cscseersaes Lewig Ciccee Cauls

Horne trial verdict not yet reached at press time

Report on the Horne trial notes that the jury has not returned a verdict and readers may learn the outcome next week. It outlines witnesses from Marshall and Kansas City, financial strains, loans to bury a child, the Index purchase, and Horne or editor roles at the Kansas City Post with a insanity defense.

Horne Marshall Kansas City Gen. Horne Jefferson City Kansas City Post The Post

A Fine Record in Portland Visit

L Watts of Portland Ore on a visit to Arrow Rock but returned Wednesday. His father turned 91 on March 6 and remains in good health. The Watts couple have celebrated 60 years of marriage and still use their wedding dining table. Watts says he likes Portland and is doing well there.

L. Watts Portland Oregon Arrow Rock Mr. Watts

Critical Condition Mrs Raymond Martin Stricken in St Louis

Mrs Raymond Martin of St Louis suffered a paralytic stroke Monday morning that nearly caused her death and left her in a very low condition.

Raymond Martin St. Louie

Bourke Freed in Ice Machinery Case at Malta Bend

Large gathering from Malta Bend Tuesday attended the Bourke case. R. J. Bourke was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses claiming agency for a St Louis firm and selling ice machinery to Malta Bend Ice Co. for 1000. The firm later disowned Bourke and voided the contract. Bourke’s arrest followed and the dispute now shifts to the parties involved.

Malta Bend Bourke R. J. Bourke St. Louis Malta Bend Ice Co St. Louisa Nes

Methodist Conference Transfers in Springheld Session

The Springheld Methodist conference announced sweeping transfers with Rev. G. W. Shepherd moving to Little Rock Arkansas and Rev. J. Or. Fiedler replacing him. Dr. J. M. Carter of Malta Bend goes to Appleton City, to be followed by Rev. C. Baker. Sedalia district appointments list many clergy shifts across towns including Clinton Deepwater Eldorado Springs Green Ridge Huntingdale Kocbwoster Lincoln Warsaw Odessa Higginsville Pilot Grove Rockville Sedalia Warrensburg Windsor and more.

G. W. Shepherd Little Rock Ark J. Or. Fiedler J. M. Carter Malta Bend Appleton City C. Baker Sedalia Presiding Elder W F Jones Sedala Alberta Clinton DL Thomas Deepwater Barnes Dresden Anderson Eldorado Springs Brasvon Greenridge Roy C Walker Huntingdale J L Stille Kocbwoster J C Stille Lincoln Warsaw Marie Reed C Baker Mareball J H Fiedler

Caswell Couple United in Napton Area Wedding

Alexander Caswell and John Alexander wed Miss Lillian Caswell near Napton on Sunday. Rev. J B Mee Donald officiated. They plan to reside on the Caswell farm near Napton.

John Alexander Lillian Caswell Napton J. B. Mee Donald Earab Caswell

Wealthy Napton resident suffers paralytic stroke

Saturday afternoon about four o'clock Philip Leininger, a wealthy Napton citizen, was found unconscious in his yard with his face to the ground. He was carried inside, a physician summoned, and though partly conscious, he shows signs of improvement and hopes for a quick recovery.

Philip Leininger Napton

Tragedy at Slater as Infant Found Dead Under Shed

J W Weldon found a dead infant under his wood shed last Sunday and notified the coroner. A jury convened Monday but failed to reach a verdict. A 17 year old girl living east of Gilliam was taken into custody as the alleged mother and remains in Marshall awaiting coroner action. The case remains unsettled with sensational expectations suggested for next Wednesday.

J. W. Weldon Slater Gilliam Marshall

German Sermon at Episcopal Church Sunday Afternoon

Rev Arkebauer will preach in German at the Episcopal church next Sunday afternoon. All welcome. Regular preaching at Malta Beach Presbyterian? unclear text. pastor W Barnett.

Arkebauer Episcopal Church Cumberland Presbyterian Church Milton Clemens Montrose J. L. Paris Odessa Regular Baptist Blue Lick B. H. Steel Norton Centralia J. H. Fiedler M.E Little Rock Malta Beach F ‘ W. Barnett

Circuit Court Dismissals And Trials In Progress

In Nelson and surrounding areas criminal court proceedings continued with several dismissals and ongoing trials. Roy Grossman faced a charge of selling liquor on Sunday that the state dismissed. Dr G A Dawes was cleared of liquor for medicinal purposes. W H Bagby was exonerated for failing to file prescriptions. C L Smith was sentenced to three years then paroled for larceny. Austin Jakes faced trial for larceny. Wade Higginbotham and Hawpe Page faced upcoming cases, while Guy Carpenter's trial was scheduled for May 20.

John A. Rieh Roy Grossman Nelson G. A. Dawes Blackburn W. H. Bagby Mt. Leonard C.L Smith Austin Jakes Miami Wade Higginbotham Hawpe Page Gilliam Guy Carpenter

Uncalled for Letters Remalolog to the Marshal post office

Uncalled for letters addressed to Mise Mary Hywood Thillie Kane Georginia Menuffey Mary Porter Sam Booker C C Cook Warren Humbert B Manedy Leo Prussier Record M T Chaataln P M will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks.

Marshal Post Office Mise Mary Hywood Thillie Kane Goeorginia Menuffey Mary Porter Sam Booker C. C. Cook Warren Humbert B. Manedy Leo Prussier Record &O M. T. Chaataln P.M

Slater Mercantile Co. Changes Hands to Macon Men

Chas Edgar Slater and J M Leisure were in town Monday with Leisure noting a baron door squeeze near a load of baled hay weeks ago. H B Yates travelled to Higginsville and Kansas City midweek. The Slater Mercantile Co. sold its stock and building to several men from Macon who will take charge.

Chas, Edgar J. M. Leisure H. B. Yates Higginsville Kansas City Slater Mercantile Co Gentemen Macon

Carpenter dies after long Marshall residence

A local obituary notes the death of a carpenter aged 83 on March 13. He moved to Marshall about 19 years ago and practiced his trade here. Family details were unavailable as they recently relocated to the country.

Marshall

Died at Homer East of Town After Illness

Obituary note reports a resident dying Monday night from dropsy at about 835 years old. Survived by four children William of Washington, John at home, George of the county, and Mrs. Jane Kinney of Indiana. Funeral held at home Thursday led by Rev. T. A. Boutware. burial at Shiloh cemetery. Also mentions a St Louis death last week of a local woman paralyzed at home, with daughter Sarah Martin and mother traveling to be at her bedside.

Homer Town Washington John George Jane Kinney Indiana T. A. Boutware Shiloh St. Lou's Sarah Martin St.Lous Mons

Dr King’s New Discovery Promotes Cough Cure

Empire Ga resident Dr Eldridge attests New Discovery as best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat lung troubles. Claims it protects children from croup and offers a free trial bottle. Endorsed as king of throat and lung remedies with guaranty at druggists.

King Eldridge Empire Ga Koowa Gueraone

Manious Duck Killing Tale at Salt Fork

Lonnie Gebbert, the restaurant man, hunted on Salt Fork and killed six ducks. The owner charged 50 cents per duck, then sold them in town. He jokes about getting “rubbing in” before next time, as the ducks were wild. Pile remedy ad follows.

Lonnie Gebbert Hat

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City Ticket Citizens of TJ Claycomb Alles Gaunt Sd M Haydle Hupp C Conway Limon Groves Woodward Alexander Caswell Alexzender Napton Lan Castell Naptom Willming Gilliam Byrd Misobea Ieeevisensseee Dowk Criminal Court M. T. Bradshaw South Lafayette Mrs Jane Hayes Mrs. Raymond Martin P. A. Frankila
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