Local items mixed health news and trades in Marshall
Catherine Cunningham is reported much better. John W. Rose was confined to his home by sickness. The MonTagues report their little son very ill. Wood Johnson moved to North Dakota this week. Bristow decoratedist repapered FE. M. Wright's store. Chas Jackson of Butte Montana visited. A Peecher and family moved into Ebroman property near the county jail. New boy at Pannell home in Blue Lick. Mrs Hendricks and Georgia Miller guests at Caswell’s in Napton. Klinge on Mexico California trip visiting son at Shackelford. James Billingsley recovering after six weeks illness. Fire at Miog's Hotel turned out to be flue burning out. Hagan visits Slater to view new hotel site. Underwood guests of Putnam. Parrish reports big Woodmen meeting. 150 banquet guests. Wakefield assigned to Trinity M. I. Church St Louis. Minnie Robertson, Sister Minnieata, ill in convent. Educational League interest groups seeking support for child development. Dan B'xler Marshall visit. Pattern hats display April 2 and 3 at Chaffee's. Parrish reports twins at Johnson’s north of Nelson. James Orr buys 140 acres Salt Springs for 10000. E Kaye and Mrs Bristow sponsor hat specials April 2. Evans sells mule load to St Louis. photo in Rose & Buckner window. Jackson visits Gil liam. brother James ill but improving. Fire department called to Clough residence. fire out. April 24 and Pridey notice.
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A. Peecher
Ebroman
East Arrow
Dr. Spotts
Pannell
Blue Lick
Earl Hendricks
Little Son
North of Town
Georgia Miller
I. D. Caswell
Napton
Wm. Klinge
Mexico
California
Fred
Shackelford
Jas
Billingsley
Od Trim
Miog
L. A
J. F. Underwool
Unionville
A. C. Putnam
South Jefferson
H. W. Cook
Lancaster
I. N. Parrish
Nelson
Blickwater
Ralph Wakefield
W. H. Black
Wakefield
Trinity M. I
16Th
North Market Sts
St. Louis
Joe
Dan
John Robertson
Minnie Robertson
Della Baker
Minnie
Florissaht Convent
Minneata
H. B. Bristow
Fairfield
Mrs. Culbertson
J. P. Evans
St. Lous
Rose & Buckner
Cowan Jackson
Gilliam
James Jackson
There
High School Notes And Upcoming Debating Contest
High School notes praise Rev Trousdale for a strong assembly talk on Moses from a lawyer’s view. Misses Vivian and McDonald entertained in the West Building, funds to buy a piano for West School. Debating contest on April 17 at the High School Auditorium with the question about free text books. Jacob Van Dyke and R L Campbell named champions. Students hope to send runners to Columbia and prep for baseball and track.
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Trousdale
Moses
West Building
Vivian
McDonald
West School
Columbia
Jacob van Dyke
R. L Campbell
Boonville
Among Our Subscribers
The editor spent hours in William Monday arriving in time for dinner at the hotel. J. F. Cross insisted on covering the bowl bill. We relieved Banker Leimbrock Harnessmaker Shellenberg and Miller Mayfield of a dollar each and rode a derailed freight train to Slater. Arch Morris from Napton shopped and renewed for a good paper. Jack Dysart from Arrow Rock visited on business and left dollars. Louis Schans from Longwood had us mark his dave up. A. J. McRoberts was a substantial caller from the plains. New subscribers or renewals were listed.
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William
J. F. Cross
Leimbrock
Shellenberg
Miller Mayfield
Slater
Arch Morris
Napton
Jack Dysart
Arrow Rock
Bucklee's Arica Salve Praised by Clifton Man
It Does the Business Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clifton Maine touts Bucklee's Arica Salve for piles chapped hands and old sores. He claims the salve cured piles healed chapped hands and left no scar after use at 260 stalls in drug stores.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clifton
Maine
Bucklee
Colorful Hats at 4 Ema M. Chaffee’s Millinery
The ad proclaims hats for ladies in many colors and shades. It lists castor brows and hues, with options for white and brown, available from city or country shoppers. Located at 743 Store, town Avis.
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Youcso
Ema M. Chaffee
For Sale A Nice Suburban Home Milton Alison
Suburban residence advertised for sale listing Milton Alison as contact with property on Marshall avenue. Details include a comfortable 4 bedroom layout and single family setup in a quiet neighborhood. Sale notes emphasize curb appeal and accessible location.
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Milton Alison
Marshall
Mules for Sale in Marshall Missouri
Four well broke four year old mules offered by L L Huff in Marshall Missouri. Sells any way to suit buyer including on seat. Phone 491.
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L. L. Huff
Marshall
Pure bred Rhode Island Red eggs for sale
Pure bred rose comb Rhode Island Red eggs from Stedham stocks. Price listed as 81 00 for 17 eggs. Seller identified as Stedham 1 Mrs. Evans. Local ad notes quality stock and availability.
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Rhode Island
Stedham
Evans
Kansas potato farmer yields world leading crops
J G Groves, a Kansas black farmer, grows more potatoes than any other individual. Last year his 500 acre farm produced 72,150 bushels of white potatoes and several hundred of the sweet variety, averaging 245 bushels per acre. He began as a day laborer at 40 cents daily less than thirty years ago and is now wealthy with land valued at 150 dollars per acre. There is something in knowing how.
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Kansas
J. G. Groves
New Life Pills Claim Higher Health Level Quote
A customer from Weet Franklin Maine says Dr King s New Life Pills gave a higher health level. He claims the pills regulate stomach liver and bowels and refunds are offered if not satisfied.
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
Weet Franklin
Maine
Lost traveler and the talking road tale
A wandering tale unfolds with a freckled lodger at a gate post and a young sprite giving sly answers about travel and the pike. An advertisement follows for Pineules by S. Williams of Powderly Texas claiming kidney and bladder relief after a 30 day trial with money back guarantee.
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Williams
Powderly
Texas
Tam
P. A. Frankto
Proved Poor Prophet Doyle Story From School Tale
Conan Doyle recalls a school experience where a stern headmaster warns him he will never come to any good after seven years of knowing him. The narrator likens teachers to noble Romans described by Thackeray and notes the master spoke in measured tones as the parting remark was delivered.
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Conan Doyle
Thackeray
Pendennis
Doyle
MaoZan Pile Remedy in collapsible tube
Ready to use pile remedy sold by P H Franklin. Each tube includes aoaste and guarantees relief by reducing inflammation and itching. One application proves its merit for all forms of piles and related discomfort. Price 600.
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P. H. Franklin
Fragmentary humorous aside on a drowning tale recall
A comedian recalls a pedantic moment about a man who fell overboard from a vessel. The joke ends with a quip about life flashing before his eyes as he almost drowned, reflecting a relic of old humor and its cadence.
Work of Philanthropy: Minister Builds Hotel From Wreckage
A New York minister leads a philanthropy project by buying materials from wrecked or demolished houses to reuse in constructing a hotel for working girls. The effort has inspired others and is progressing well.
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New York
All Building Warships Across Europe and Asia
All building of warships continues worldwide with 41 battleships 21 armored cruisers 18 scouts 94 destroyers 62 torpedo boats and 106 submarines under construction. Britain France Germany and Russia push for more vessel work amid rising naval activity.
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Europe
Asia
Great Britain
France
Germany
Pan
Russia
Boston Transcript
Mistake in Not Including Inaccuracies Draws Critic's Talk
A quoted exchange centers on a natural history scholar who admits neglecting inaccuracies in his work to prompt critical discussion. The dialogue questions the value of obscurity versus rigor in scientific writing.
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Critica
Verdible Fellow With Back-Parted Hair and Shielded Chests
A clipped exchange describes a man as verdible and notes his habit of parting hair at the back and wearing chest protectors. The lines imply a skeptical view of his credibility and appearance.
You Have Always Bought in Garden Training Quote
A London Times line extols gardening as unmatched training for curing ailments. It notes a girl learning horticulture must soil her hands with potting and weeding, yet will value the visible growth and results she witnesses firsthand.
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London Times
Aunt Mandy and the Christmas Reflection
An elderly colored mammy and a pious relative share a short dialogue on Christmas from 1907 years ago the birth of the Saviour. Aunt Mandy notes how time flies as the exchange highlights the long span since that event in a contemplative holiday moment.
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Mandy
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