Deaths of Mrs Lucinda Hanna 71 in Saline County
Mrs Lucinda Hanna 71 wife of A C Hanna died at her country home near Miami Tuesday after injuries from a rusty nail and jaws locking during breakfast. Funeral held in Marshall with Rev Barrett and children from Kansas City attending. Survived by husband, three daughters and a son, plus several relatives. Born January 1 1842 in Virginia and married about 50 years ago.
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Lucinda Hanna
Drudge
A. C. Hanna
Miami
Ya&em
Hanna
Lawless
Peculiar
Morrison
West Virginia
Saline County
Chris Aian
Virginia
Missouri Valley College Baseball Falls in Doubleheader
Missouri Valley College dropped both games to Drury College Springfield Towday and Wednesday scores 12 to 2 and 4 to 2. MVC pitchers Verteen Minor and Sturgeon yielded most runs while Drury built early leads and held on. MVC also lost to Central College Fayette 6 to 2 at Marshall and to Wentworth Military Academy 9 to 6 at Lexington.
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Vertreee
Minor
Jon'ngs
Drury
M.V. C
Central College of Fayette
Marshall
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Wm. Jewel
Scarritt Morrinville College
Mrs W E Pemberton Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Lena Pemberton wife of W E Pemberton died Saturday April 24 at 8 10 p m at her mother Mrs J Spangler 572 W North St She was 24 born and raised in Marahal and leaves a large circle of friends The funeral was Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Spangler home Rev Clarence Hodge of Pirat Baptist church officiated Interment was Ridge Park cemetery Pallbearers were Fred G Martin Grover C Lile Lorenz J Rasse P D Ball Emanuel Wittrup and George Hinton
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W. E. Pemberton
Spangler
Clarence Hodge
Pirat Baptist Church
Ridge Park Cemetery
Fred G. Martin
Grover C. Lile
Lorenz J. Rasse
P. D. Ball
Emanuel Wittrup
George Hinton
Ayers Obituary Notice From Slater
Lagger Ayers of Slater, son of Mrs W Y Rogers, died at General hospital in Kansas City on Wednesday morning April 23 at age 25. Funeral services were held Friday at Slater with burial at Ridge Park cemetery. He is survived by his mother and one sister.
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Lagger Ayers
W. Y. Rogers
Slater
General Hospital
Kansas City
Ridge Park Cemetery
Jessie Gruferth Griffeth Dies At Home Near Norton
Jessie Gruferth Griffeth, longtime resident of Sebuie and sister of J Je Griffeth, died at her father's home near Norton on April 1. Funeral services were conducted at Mt Horeb church by Dr. G Hardinway, the attending physician.
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Jessie Gruferth
Sebuie
Griffeth
J. Je. Griffeth
Norton
Mt. Horeh Church
Dr. G
Hardinway
John Shackelford Dies of Pneumonia at 57 Near Nepton
John Shackelford, a farmer who lived near Nepton on the Fred Addox farm, died Monday, April 28, at age 57 from pneumonia. The obituary notes his residence and age.
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John Shackelford
Nepton
Mr. Shackela
Fredaddox
Fire damages house but goods mostly saved near fire
A Thursday morning fire damaged a dwelling owned by Mrs. Leon Queen Patrick and family. The blaze caused property loss but most household goods were saved, with about 900 dollars in valuables insured or on hand. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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G. Japfaraon
Mra
Leonqneey Atrick
Wim Ws
Webb school program at Crowd Paes praised
At the Webb school house near Crowd Paes last Thursday junior Mine Mattle Sparks delivered an excellent program that impressed parents and friends. Graduating class members included Anna Ayers Walley Ashford Maldie Funk Ray Humphreys Roy Humphreys. Mr F Long gave an impressive talk and distributed diplomas. A delicious lunch followed. Sparks has taught the Webb school four years and is hoped to return next term.
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Webb School
Crowd Paes
Mattle Sparks
Anna Ayers
Walley Ashford
Maldie Funk
Ray Humphreys
Roy Humphreys
F. Long
Mise Sparkes
Fire damages Moore residence near C A depot
Sunday evening a fire swept the Moore residence adjoining the C A depot as Mrs Crowder heard a fall and Arthur Crowder awakened Mr and Mrs Moore who were nearly overcome by smoke. They escaped before the ceiling collapsed and the fire department arrived to save part of the building.
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WI Moore
Mere. Moore
Uncalled Letters Notice at Marshall Post Office
Uncalled for letters listed in Marshall Missouri postal district dated April 20 1912 will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C after 15 days. Names include Giddie Berreyman R D Fulker Volhery Gower A Hardgrave R L Harris Albert Kirtley Tobe Maulding and family Miss Mary Winn Thomas Wooten L W VANDYKE P M-
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Marshall
Wahlington
D. C
Giddie Berreyman
R. D. Fulker
Volhery Gower
A. Hardgrave
R. L. Harris
Albert Kirtley
Tobe Maulding
Mise Mary Winn
Mise Mary Winn, Mr. Thomas Wooten
L. W. Vandyke
P. M
Boggs Proposes Auto Tire Protector Invention
John Boggs of Slater introduces a new auto tire blowout protector. The device clamps over a weak tire area like a tire section and aims to prevent blowouts. He seeks approval from the state agency and wishes for broad autoist adoption.
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John . Boggs
Slater
New Auburn Car Bought by Dr G T Nuckles
Dr G T Nuckles purchased an Auburn automobile from Marshall Auto and Machine Co on Lafayette street for 1250 dollars. He has been enjoying the new acquisition the past week and hopes to have it ready for bids soon.
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G. T. Nuckles
Auburn
Marshall Auto and Machine Co
Lafayette
Californias anti Japanese land measure and national response
California moves to bar Japanese land ownership prompting President Wilson to dispatch Secretary Bryan to discuss the issue with state leaders. The Orr law dispute with fire insurers, legal challenges, and referendum attempts amid party stances add to statewide tensions. Queen Mary’s status, the Pope's health update, and notable civil service changes round out a busy, unsettled news week with many observers watchful.
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California
Wilson
Hintee
Wm. J. Bryan
Golden State
Funeral of George King of Greece Noted Abroad
Last week marked the funeral of King George of Greece. The procession featured a gun carriage, six princes as uniformed pallbearers, and diplomats and European representatives in uniform marching to the cathedral for imposing rites. Celebrity songwriter Clifton Bingham died in Bristol at 62 after an apoplectic seizure, having penned over 2,000 songs and many more teongs. He spent years in London before returning to his birthplace. Seventeen cities of the state were in the convention of the League of Missouri municipalities.
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George
Greece
Pagmt
Clifton Bingham
William Chitney Borden
Cairo
Egypi
Foreien
Sedalia session hears welcome address by W G Lynch
Two days session at Sedalia last week featured W G Lynch formerly prose nting attorney of Saline county delivering the welcome address. The article notes various unrelated items including church edicts in Treves and political remarks by Mrs Bryan.
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Sedalia
W. G. Lynch
Saline County
Kansas City Market Promoted by Mose Lon Milling Co
In Kansas City the market feature promotes the Mose Lon Milling Company and Home Market. The notice highlights local trade, product quality, and regional sales impact with emphasis on milling and home market connections.
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Mose Lon Milling Company
Home Market
Real Estate Transfers From Marshall and Slater Areas
Nellie W. Hamilton transfers to Edward B. Parks and wife lots 5 6 and 7 block 12 North Extension to Slater Missouri for 4800.00 Chas M Baldwin and wife convey 50 acres in 32 5021 to Lot A Doughty and wife for 5000.00 T M Ebler sells lot 4 block p Little Rock to Dr W L Sharpet for 150.00 M C Chaffee Sr and wife to Homer Hatton lot 14 block 20 Eng 20 Add Marshall for 825.00 Michael Jacoby and wife to J S Jenkins 16t 6 block 2 Wettacks Add Marshall for 1500.00 Clarence Howard and wife to Hiram Howard and wife lots 10 and 15 Hampes Add Marshall for unknown sum Louise Bredehoeft et al to John G Bredehoeft 40 acres 1949 25 for 2000.00 Chas M Baldwin and wife 46 Lot A Doughty lots and 2 block Bo Bug leh Add Marshall Mo and pt lot 137 BE Marshall for 2650.00 Lot A Doughty and wife to John Wingfield pt lot 127 EB Marshall for 750.00
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Nellie W. Hamilton
Edward B. Parks
North Ext
Slater
Lot A. Doughty
Chas. M. Baldwin
Chaffee, Sr
Homer Hatton
Eng
Marnhall
Michael Jacoby
Jenkins
Wettacks
Marshall
Clarence Howard
Hiram Howard
Geene
Louise Bredehoeft
John G. Bredehoeft
A. Doughty
Bo. Bugleh
Adair County Court Advances Road Projects
The Adair County court enacts road improvements to improve farmer access. Officials describe the new measures as among the best ever authorized by the court. The proposals are labeled as roads called ria, though their use remains uncertain.
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Adair
In Memory of Wm C Masters Pioneer of Texas Faith
William C Masters born Kentucky July 16 1890 lived frontier life across Saline Montage Floresville and other Texas communities. Married Mixes Juliette Warrleon 1874 and raised 16 children with one deceased daughter. Converted to Christ in 1909 and shared enduring faith. Died February 26 1912 and buried in Fairview cemetery after funeral by Rev S H Zook.
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William ©. Masters
Kentucky
Balme County
Willam
Mixes Juliette RE. Warrleon
Lonewood
Saline County
Texas
Montage County
Tow
Tex
Christ
Floresville
Jesus
Fairview Cemetery
H. Zook
St. Joe Paper
New Subscribers Or Renewals Listed For Week
The past week adds include Mrs. Kate Hartsook Bardolph St. Carl Cox Phoenis Ariz Geo Flair Roy Matte Head H. M. Shelton Marshall Geo W. Hagen Sweet Springs Rev. C. C. Cox Marshall M. G. Thornton Kansas City Mrs. B. George Marshall C. A. Ziegle Diagon Allah John Boges Slater Mrs. F. Adams Huntington W. V Frank P Younger Lamont Mo Weeeeeboring Marshall Frank Brown Miami G. W. Taegtmeyer Miami P. Sullivan Miami J.H. Hyland Sweet Springe
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Kate Hartsook
Bardolph
St. Carl Cox
Phoenis
Ariz
Geo
Flair
Roy
Matte Head
H. M. Shelton
Marshall
W. Hagen
Sweet Springs
C. C. Cox
Marshall M. G. Thornton
Kansas City
B. George
C. A. Ziegle
Diagon
Allah
John Boges
Slater
F. Adams
Huntington
Married in Houston Unites Mexican and American Families
A Houston ceremony united Elele Nowe of Jalaps Mexico and T F Fulkerson of the Pan American Railroad staff in a romance that began in Old Mexico. Rev Bam RK. Tiny officiated the April 16 wedding attended by CC Roe of the National Railways of Mexico and local relatives. Fulkerson is linked to Dr Finis Anderson’s infirmary and is from Salt Springs Saline County.
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Old Mexico
Houston
Bam RK. Tiny
Feuniiing
Mra
Elele Nowe
Jalaps
V. C
Mexico
T. F. Fulkerson
Pan-American Railroad
Mre. Fulkerson
CC. W. Roe
Literoroaniec Railroad
National Railways of Mexico
Mr Fulkerson
Ethel Fulkerson
Finis Anderson
Infirmary
Saline County
Salt Springs
Church Notes on Cumberland Presbyterian Meeting
The Christian Endeavor society held a social at the 1. O. O. F. hall last Thursday with about one hundred attendees. The science topic for Sunday morning was Probation after Death at 11 o'clock. The church program Sunday includes Mrs. Patterson leading a night program on Old Songs and These Authors, and a Three Month's Study of His Love of a Hen. Sunday school begins at 9 20 A M. All are invited.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
P. Hall
St O'Eloe
Iit
Chetet
Card of thanks for Pemberton death honoree
The husband mother and relatives thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of Mere W. OF. Pemberton who passed peacefully last Saturday offering appreciation for support and sympathy from the community
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Mere W. OF. Pemberton
Fox Hunt Set For Elk Lick Springs May Day Start
The annual fox hunt at Elk Lick Springs will begin May 1 and run for three or four days. Hunters from several counties take part each year and a large number of spokesmen are expected this season.
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Elk Lick Springs
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Laggel Ayers
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Finleyville
B. P. Deal
Missouri
Joseph E. Davies
Madison, Wis
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Luther Conanut, Jr
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Treves
Trevee
Germany
Kieng Su
Pekin
Yan Shi
T Ie Sung
Thomas Rh. Marenhall
Kansas City Market
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T. M. Ebler
W. L. Sharpet
Little Rock
WM. C. Masters
Houston, Texas
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