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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
2
Township organization debated in Missouri agitations
A Grand Pass farmer H A Gorman urges editorial focus on township organization. He cites Carroll county and argues it would give local control over taxes and roads, reduce county officers, and increase taxpayer convenience, while Democrats fear centralization of power. The editors seek Democratic support to push the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gorman
Grand Pass
Missouri
Carroll County
Gorman
Saline
General Hadley Likely to Accept GOP Governor Nomination
Gen Herbert 8 Hadley will accept the Republican governor nomination if offered and is pleased with prospects. Six Democratic candidates split the field, each vying for the same post, as party unity remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Hadley
Advertising wisdom from Mr. Bryant at Reading banquet
At a Reading banquet this winter Mr. Bryant explained that advertising is essential for profitability. He said a person who seeks business without advertising is like someone kissing in the dark, knowing what he does but others do not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houror
Reading
Bryant
Immigrants return to farms as labor shifts this year
The Home and Farm note says immigrants who left last year return as emigrants this year due to an overstocked labor market. Farmers have long struggled to find seasonal help, but city building and railroads no longer absorb many workers. The shift signals a return to agricultural employment with mixed effects.
Funeral fashion in Chicago for pets at prominent cemetery
A Chicago funeral showcased several expensive caskets holding pet dogs laid to rest in a well known cemetery. The account criticizes the display and calls for focus on homeless children, contrasting the women’s act with charitable care toward the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall Becomes State’s Prettiest Town by Action
The piece urges townsmen to be boosters not knockers urging concrete deeds to improve property attract residents invest locally and keep taxes fair while promoting moral standards and a lean town government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Divorce and wedding ties knotty for noted conductor
J Mead, longtime city resident and winner of a newspaper contest as the "most popular conductor" on the Only Way, appears deeply entangled in domestic matters. The case centers on a divorce linked to a recent marriage and a notable public figure facing a complex suit in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mead
Conductor Mead Faces Breach Suit Amid Marriages
Kansas City divorce tale centers on J. J. Mead, conductor on the Chicago and Alton, now charged in circuit court by Kate Spaulding, his former lover and first wife’s divorced partner, after his marriage to Margaret Williamson in St Louis. Spaulding, once living at 2608 Brooklyn Ave, alleges promises of marriage upon divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansasity Star
J. Mead
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Kupper Hotel
Kate Spaulding
Fred Spraulding
Spaulding
Virginia Hotel
Mead
Slater
Independence
Margaret Williamson
St. Louis
Euclid Avenue
Kansas City
Slater Rustler
Hitt Provides Local Home Improvement Estimate
E B Hitt offers painting and papering estimates at 101 West North Street in Marshall Missouri for residential projects. Contact the Marshall address for quotes and guidance on interior finishing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hitt
W. North St. Marshall, Mo
Saline Arie Fraternal Eagles Hold April Banquet 1908
An annual Saline Arie Fraternal Order of Eagles celebration gathered about two hundred members friends and guests at the lodge on April 29 1908. Worthy President Meseb 'ede opened with a welcoming address and signs explaining the order. A musical program featured Mrs James Lyons Miss Hutte Chaffee Nannie Rummans Maggie McGinnis and others with speakers including Percy L Neville W R Scott J W Keyes Robert Johnson W E Williams Geo Rose J B Jester Senator E D Martin and Frank Geis who also sang two monohone selections. After a supper in the banquet hall the evening continued with social time and music. About one hundred ladies attended the open session to learn about the Eagles aims and benefits. The event aimed to correct public misimpressions and foster goodwill, with plans for another summer carnival discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meseb‘ede
James Lyons
Hutte Chaffee
Nannie Rummans
Maggie McGinnis
James Huff
Miss Huff
Percy L. Neville
J. W. Keyes
Robert Johnson
W.E. Williams
Geo. *. Rose
J. B. Jester
E. D. Martin
Frank Geis
Local Visitors Shop In Town Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs John Schies ter and family were in town Saturday for shopping visiting relatives and checking local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schiester
Doctor Praises D. D. D. In Eczema Cure Claims
A Mississippi eczema specialist Dr C B Holmes of Silver City extols D D D as a miracle external remedy curing eczema psoriasis and herpes. He cites four years of use with good results and notes the product is a clean liquid not a paste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B. Holmes
Silver City
Miss
Holmes
D. D. D. Company
Teleaoe
Rural Delivery Improvement Expands to Farmers
Rural free delivery will soon allow farmers to collect mail and receive cash on money orders at their doors. Sign receipts as the courier delivers funds up to $100. R B Mundell, assistant superintendent, oversees the German inspired system rollout across county routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Mundell
Nokomis Free Gazette
Redpath Chautauqua Arrangements Set for August Meeting
J. T. Hood and T. F. Graham arrive to finalize plans for the Redpath Chautauqua event to be held in August. Local organizers prepare for a public program featuring speakers and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T., Hood
T. F. Graham
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