Deaths at Grand Pass and Shackelford
Death notices report Mrs. B. Lee of Grand Pass dying May 6 1911 at age 30 after long illness and funeral held at Christian church. Other obituaries list Mrs. Mary Barr of Shackelford Ireland born, Alfred Laforest of Versailles Mo. two Thompson twins Silas Henry and Ann Elizabeth born last month died recently.
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Mary Bark
Chas
Castle
Shackelford
Richard
John
Charles
Mia
Bailey Belt
Will
Norman
Oklo
Dennis Lynch
Clinton
Barr
Ireland
Jennings
Mrs Francis Hains Dies. Funeral Held at Baptist Church
Mrs Francis Hains died at Napton Saturday, May éth, following her husband to the better world about a month. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Sunday at 3:30 p.m. She was described as a splendid Christian lady.
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Francis Hains
Napton
The
Baptist Church
Miss Matilda McClain of Little Rock Dies at 75
Miss Matilda McClain of Little Rock died Sunday night May 7 at 9 p m from paralysis started Sunday afternoon. Born near Little Rock on November 11, 1835 she was 75 years five months and twenty six days old. She leaves a brother Elijah McClain and several other relatives. Her remains were laid to rest in the Sappington Bay near Little Rock. Our New Home correspondent reports the death of William King of near Elmwood.
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B. Lee
Will Coad
Grand Pass
Christian Church
Scott
Lee
Alfred Laforest
Saline County
Versailles
Marshall
Shackelford
Matilda McClain
Little Rock
Matilda
Elijah McClain
Sappington
Railroad Death Claims Slater Engineer at Alma
H. M. Hardester of Slater, an engineer on the C and A, was struck by a loose door on a passing train while on his locomotive at Alma Monday and died the next day from injuries after never regaining consciousness. He was about ages not stated.
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H. M. Hardester
Slater
C& A
Alma
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall Area Listings
James F Ayers sells 40 acres to Virgil E B Grimes in section 20-52-19. Daniel N Novell also sells 1.1 acres in 29-52-19 to the same buyer. GM John 8 Howard transfers lots 2 and 3 in block 40 to John 8 Jenkins. Elias P Shannon sells 32 acres in 16-49-20 to Katie L Morris. Wm M Kinsel et al sell lot 6 part 4 block 12 in Marshall to Robi Campbell Sr for 14500. Robert and Cecelia English sell lot 5 block A English 22nd add Marshall to A J Haynes for 1500. Nellie A McCormick sells lots 19 and 18 in block 23 English add to Marshall to Herman L Seat. Ella and Annie Booth transfer to Robertson lot block 4 Boatright Gordon add to Marshall for 2700. W V Draffen sells lot 3 block 1 Strohters add to Marshall to Berryman Aulgar for 500. Ora C Berry sells lots 6 and 7 Gordons addition to Sweet Springs to John B Smith for 150.
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James F Ayers
Virgil EB Grimes
Daniel N Novell
Same
John
Howard
Jenkins
Marshall
Wu Vee
Elias P Shannon
Katie L Morris
Wm M Kinsel
Robi Campbell
Robt
Cecelia English
A J Haynes
Nellie A McCormick
Herman L Seat
Ella
Annie Booth
Tod
Robertson
Boatright & Gordon
Draffen
Berryman Aulgar
Strothers
Ora C ‘Berry
John B Smith Lote
Gordons
Tion Sweet Springs
Diamond Ring Found By Honest Pair At Local Bank
Mrs. Robt. Montague misplaced a valuable diamond ring south of town Friday. A colored boy named William Price and an unnamed girl found the ring and left it at the Farmers Savings Bank. Mrs. Montague rewarded each finder with 65.00 for their honesty.
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Robt. Montague
Marshall
Farmers Savings Bank
William Price
Bates Poultry House Raises Local Market Eggs and Chickens
Bates Poultry House guarantees local market eggs and chickens with a 25 percent price boost, signaling stronger local supply security for regional buyers.
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Bates Poultry House
Stock Market Report May 10 1911 Decline in Beef Cattle
Market notes show beef cattle prices down 25 to 60 cents per cwt from last week as yearling steers and heifers drop 25 cents and cows fall 25 to 40 cents. Hog receipts lighter with steady prices and a 5 cent weekly close. Top hogs 4.20, light hogs to shippers 6.15 to 6.20. Packers buy heavy hogs around 6 to 6.40, with little expected change. DRAGGON BECKER & CO.
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Draggon, Becker & Coo
Higbee of Harvard at Stewart Chapel May 19
The Young Women's Christian Association will present a comedy drama Higbee of Harvard at Stewart Chapel on May 19. Admission is 2 cents. The event promises a delightful evening of entertainment.
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The
Young Woman's Christian Association
Higbee
Harvard
Was
Stewart Chapel
Kansas City Man Killed on Missouri Pacific Line
Hembert of Kansas City dies in incident on Missouri Pacific Railway. Details scarce but report confirms fatality and railway involvement. Investigation pending.
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T. C. Hembert
Kansas City
Subscription Voting Contest Offers Big Prizes in Missouri
The Marshall Republican and Missouri Ruralist announce a subscription voting contest for La Line County girls offering prizes valued at over 6500. First prize a $300 piano, second a $100 diamond ring, third a complete business college course, and fif teen solid gold filled watches. Participants recruit votes by selling subscriptions. early entry advised.
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Laline County
Marshall Republican
Missouri Ruralist
Kansas City
Missouri
Saline County
Saline County girls contest for valuable prizes
A Saline County contest invites girls living outside Marshall to enter for prizes including a piano a diamond ring and watches. Voting relies on subscriptions to the Marshall Republican and Missouri Ruralist with various vote counts per year and renewals. Entrants must remain active to win any prize and prizes are shipped from Kansas City.
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Saline County
Marshall Republican
Missouri Buralist
Corn
Missouri Ruralist
Kansas City
Marshall
Marshall Republcan
Local settler visits town. hunt for father's estate
Had Bad Runaway E N Thompson of Borden Kas came Friday to spend a few days here and look after the settlement of his father's estate He is farming at Borden and likes the section very much Mr Thompson says that while driving with his wife on April Wd an auto scared his horse and it up set them and Mrs Thompson had her shoulder badly bruised but to about well again
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E. N. Thompson
Borden, Kas
Borden
Mr. Thompson
Prospecting land leases in Malta Bend for oil wells
Wants prospect H D Sweet of Okmulgee Okla has lingered in Malta Bend seeking leases on 10000 acres adjoining land to sink a well. He will bear all costs about 6000 dollars and if oil or gas is found will pay a royalty of one tenth to the landowners whose land is drilled. The proposal seems favorable and worthy of acceptance.
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H. D. Sweet
Okmulgee
Okla
Malta
Ithi
Boston Store Opens With Souvenir Gift Invite
Our New Store The Boston Store will open its doors to the public tomorrow with a special invitation to be present and receive a souvenir. The firm occupies the Fletcher building near the southeast corner of one stock of goods.
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Boston
Pulbbee
Fletcher
County Court convenes in regular session with many approvals
County Court met with full membership. Officials present approved bonds and abstracts including Jas. L. Lynch as Superintendent of Schools and John Blair as Treasurer. Malta Bend Levee District decree copy filed. Petitions to vacate read and continued. Proof of publication reviewed. Engineers ordered to inspect culverts and bridges. Tax lists and county farm report approved. Levy for 1911 fixed for town, state, county, road and school purposes. Resignation of Road District No 16 overseer accepted. Miscellaneous accounts and Blair’s quarterly settlement approved.
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E. P. Grimes
Leonard
Elmwood Township
Josephine Dorrett
Jas. L. Lynch
Jas
L. Lynch
John Blair
Malta Bend Levee
W. M. van Winke
Josephine Durrett
Board of Equalization
Fle
J. H. Auer
W. H H. Fenwick
Tom L. Davis
County
W. N. Wilson
Cts
J. M. Parks
Local residents report varied illness wake
Among the sick are Mrs Lee Reehart recovering from seven weeks rheumatism bed rest. Mrs Barnett is convalescing after three weeks illness. Austin Dennis rapidly recovering from serious illness. Philip Leininger of Napton very ill. John Blackburn improving after a week of sickness. Rose Donahue of South Lafayette quite sick. R S Sandidge and Dr Bell plus J T Featherstone listed as sick this week.
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Barnett
South of Town
Austin Dennis
Philip ‘Leininger
Napton
John W. Blackburn
Blosser
Rose Donahue
South Laxfayette
Wittman welcomes new son at Marshall area home
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wittman are the proud parents of a new son at their home north of Marshall. J. 8. Case and family moved back from Sedalia Monday and are located at the corner of West and Salt Pond. Mr. Case reports a big boy at his home since the 6th of April.
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A. Wittman
Marshall
Case
Sedalia
West and
Salt Pond
Chautauqua Notes and Speakers Impress Patrons
Hon Arthur K Peck previews illustrated Life Saving Service lectures reflecting his service. Thomas McClary jokes on stage while a high school senior jokes about his looks. Kirksmith Sisters Orchestra returns with the Dunbar Singing Orchestra on opening day. Dr William Edgar Geil, explorer, is described as towering and formidable, recounting a cannibal rush anecdote.
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Arthur K. Peck
Thomas McClary
Chautauqua
Kirksmith Sisters
William Edgar Geil
For Sale Poland-China Boars and Gilts Cataloged
For sale Poland China boars and gilts bred or open top quality stock stated as the best raised. Gilts weigh about 235 pounds at 160 talents with price listed at $15. Also Rhode Island exes with rose comb offered at $1 for 15 or $5 per hundred. Advertisement notes pursuing a late February event and upcoming show details.
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Poland
China
Rhode Island
Stredem Stock
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William King
Near Elmwood
Marshall Produce Co
OHSU
Brollers
National Stock Yards, Iil
Mo. Pac
Mre
Lee Reehart
Sandidge
Bell
J. T. Featherstone