Local Items Highlight Marshall Community News
Local news covers births, visits, sales, and events. Mrs Ema M Chaffee shops in St Louis for millinery while a Missoula birth adds to area families. School terms end and teachers return from Sweet Springs and Wanamaker. several residents travel, sell property, or host guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema M. Chaffee
St. Louis
H. H. Parsons
Missoula
Montana
Elizabeth Boulware
Sweet Springs
Hamilton Agin Wedding at Marshall Missouri
Roy Hamilton of Marshall marries Miss Ladis Agin of Lem inus Missouri on April 22 1908. The couple to reside with Alex Hamilton in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hamilton
Marshall
Ladis Agin
Leminus
Alex Hamilton
Milk Seller Charles Frederick Boosts Neighbor Trade
A column notes Charles Frederick exaggerated his milk business claiming four pints daily and near retirement from wealth. Mrs. Frederick retorts he actually sells two pints daily and spends the rest of the day bragging to every man in Marshall about his exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Frederick
Farm buyer finds pot of gold worth thirty thousand dollars
Louis Hoffman who bought a farm near New London from Mrs Jobn Schmall unearthed a pot of gold valued at 30000. Schmall filed suit claiming she sold only the farm and seeks recovery of the gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton, Wis
New London
Louis Hoffman
Hoffman
Jobn Schmall
Cosgrove Rhoades to Wed Miss Sadie Stern May Nineteenth
The coming marriage of Cosgrove Rhoades and Miss Sadie Stern of Slater is announced for May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosgrove Rhoades
Sadie Stern
Slater
Women hats and shopper woes in a Phoak essay
A playful critique of women's hats and fashion, noting masculine confusion and the allure of certain styles. The piece pivots on a jesting view of hat trends like the “Merry widow,” comparing tastes and the subtleties of style to social advice and the costs of keeping up appearances.
Fine Prospects After Frosts Improve Fruit Crop
Observation shows minor damage from last week's frosts with abundant strawberries nearing ripeness in a week. Peaches are well advanced on loaded trees, apples in fine condition, and beans and tomatoes can be replanted. Grapes expected a second harvest. danger from frost appears over.
Sues for 60000 Damages in Missouri Court
Lexington Missouri April 30 suit filed in the afternoon by the attorneys of Lawrence Peck against E M Taubman for 60000 dollars alleging slanderous statements. Taubman, president of the Commercial Bank and GOP congressional candidate, previously won two similar suits for Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lawrence Peck
E. M. Taubman
Taubman
Commercial Bank
Congress
Peak
Pearaattecle
Guardian's Notice on Public Auction and Claims
First insertion April 24. Guardian's notice states Berea land and other property under a specified guardianship. It instructs the undermentioned estate to present claims within one year after a given date and to pay or contest all costs or balances tied to the estate.
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Guardian's
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Neuraglia Relief
Endorsed by users noting relief from neuralgia headaches, chest pain, and eye strain after trying Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. Testimonials claim rapid aid with few after effects, and druggists can return the first package if no benefit is felt.
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Miles
Katherine Barton
Yellew St
Carthage
Neursigia
Mites
Crany
Lincoln
Erie
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Last Real Daughter Dies in Woodbury Connecticut
May L Rhoda Augusta Thompson the last real daughter of the American Revolution died at her Woodbury home today after a paralytic shock. Born in Woodstock New York in June 1821 she was the youngest of seventeen children and her father served as a drummer boy in the Revolutionary army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Conn
Rhoda Augusta Thompson
Miss Thompson
Woodstock
N. Y
Surprise 60th Birthday Party Near Herndon
A large gathering at L. C. Dennis east of Herndon celebrated his 60th birthday with a noon dinner and many gifts. Guests included multiple Dennis families and friends from Kingsville, Missouri, sharing a festive, well attended event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Dennis
Herndon
W. Fr. Dennis Sr
Linnie
W. A. Hill
J. M. Dennis
I. J. Holden
Claude
Dennis
Roy
Luther Dennis
Blanch
W. BF
Dennis Jr
Floyd
B. EL Hill
D.C. Dennis
Kingsville
Mr. Dennis
County Convention Reconvenes In Marshall For Republican Meeting
The Republican county convention, adjourned February 3, reconvenes May 24 1908 at 9 a.m. in the circuit court room in Marshall to suggest a county ticket for the August 4 1908 primary and handle related business. Official delegates and alternates are listed by township and county districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Marshall
Central Committee Call to Meeting May 24 1908
Milton Alison notes the Republican county central committee will convene at the courthouse at 10 30 am on Saturday May 24 1908. All members urged to attend. W R Mullins serves as chairman with C H Tucker as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central
Court House
W.R. Mullins
C. H. Tucker
Rex Chief Saddle Stallion Offered at Slater Mo
Rex Chief a dark bay 16 hands saddle stallion stands season 1008 at Hill’s stable Slater Missouri for 1500 dollars with insure a living colt. He is a half brother to Rex McDonald champion saddle horse and sired by Rex Den mark 840. Listed by Elip Hill Slater Mo.
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My Stable
Slater
Rex Chief
Rex McDonald
the Wold
Rex Denmark
Elip
Hill
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