Deaths and Obituaries From Nearby Towns
Death notices report C King of Blackburn pneumonia May 9 1911 aged 60 with widow and children. W G Edu lrich of Napton buried in Memorial cemetery after Sedalia death age about 65. Mrs J T Pembelle died Parsons Kansas May 7 1911 buried with son Herbert Fombelle. husband and three daughters mourn. Mrs J L ee died near Grand Pass May 7 1911 aged 30 with husband six children. funeral at Christian church.
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ED Ulrich
Eoping
Sedalia
Napton
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Rev. Price
Memorial Cemetery
Ulrich
Mr. Ulrich
Nelson
Edward Ulrich
John W
Sutheland
Iowa
Bertha Holder
Thomas Taiyur
This County
Dan'el
Pulton
Samuel
Pennsylvania
Mrs A E R Remains Aboard in Eternal Peace
Joys and sorrows here, she is with her two children who preceded her, safe on the golden shore, where partings are no more.
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Mra. A. E. R
Mrs C M Hagan is laid to rest in Fairview Cemetery
Mrs C M Hagan wife of a Sweet Springs photographer died at home on Monday from stomach troubles. Funeral was at the Methodist church led by Rev C T Wallace. She is survived by her husband and a little adopted daughter. Known and loved for kindness and womankind graces.
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C. King
Blackburn
Katy
Jensie Clutter
Jensie Green
Wiliam Green
Kansas City
John David
Misa Gertrude Green
Blackbern
King
Hilleboro
Til
C. M. Hagan
Sweet Springs
Fairview Cemetery
C. T. Wallace
Methodist Church
Death of 9dayold William R White in Smiths addition
William R White nine days old, son of Mr and Mrs C F White of Smiths addition, died Tuesday at 1 30 p m. His remains were laid to rest Wednesday morning in Ridge Park cemetery.
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William R. White
C. F. White
Smith
Ridge Park Cemetery
Mrs Mary Voigt Dies After Illness in Emma
Mrs Mary Voigt died at her home in Emma on Tuesday May 6 after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the German Lutheran church on Thursday.
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Mary Voigt
Emma
Real Estate Transfers Listed For 80 Acres And More
Transfers show I H Ervine to A M Bates and Jon Cook of 80 acres in 27-52-22 GW and C W Prankin to G W Crum of 1 2 interest in lot 4 block 1 German s addition Malta Bend. T J Tousey to Ross and Bryant of 1 2 acre in 9-52-90 Minnie D E Downey to John E Duncan of 20 acres in 21-51-20 400 J H Noonan to Bank of Sa line 1 1 4 acres 15-50-21. 856 B P Thomas to E M Thomas 24 7 8 acres in 33-49-21 Jos Solomon to R M Reynolds of lot 1 block Engli ah addition Marshall . 00. wo. . J A McChesney to C M Smith and wife of 40 acres in 9-49-22 4900
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I H Ervine
A M Bates
Jon Cook
Prankin
G W Crum
Malta Bend
J Tousey
Ross &Bryant
Minnie D E Downey
John E Duncan
J H Noonan
Bank of Saline
P Thomas
E M Thomas
Jos Solomon
R M Reynolds
Marshall
J. A. McChesney
C M Smith
Bates Poultry House Seeks Local Market Growth
Bates Poultry House promises to boost local market reach by guaranteeing eggs and chickens, aiming for a 25 percent increase in sales and market presence through enhanced distribution and emphasis on regional demand.
Stock Market at National Stock Yards May 17 1911
cattle receipts were liberal with beef cattle up earlier but declined 10 cents today. Choice yearling steers and heifers about 25 cents higher than last week. Hog market ranged lower with most lights 6.20 to 6.25 and primes 4.05 to 6.15. total hog receipts heavy. No major price changes expected for rest of week. Draggin Becker & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Yards
Yours Truly
Draggon, Becker & CO
Runaway Auto Incident Report From Local Scene
A man named Ed Bartlett reportedly lost his ambition for driving and jumped into Ed Braub’s car near the Southern hotel. He began handling the controls as if skilled, while Virgil Gayles, a colored youth at Sern joes Lana, claimed to push his form toward the wheel and started the machine aging.
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Ed Bartlett
Ed Braub
Southern Hotel
Levera
Virgil Gayles
Sern Joes Lana
Republican Ruralist Contest Attracts Saline County Readers
The Republican promotes a limited time offer pairing its pages with the Missouri Ruralist led by Arthur Capper. It dubs the Ruralist a Missouri farming leader and urges every farmer in Saline County to join the contest for a special price. C. E. Reeves and Mrs. Lillian Gillies manage the drive in Kansas City, aiming to add farmers to the Ruralist list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Ths
Saline County
Salline County
Sedalia
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Wizard of the West
Capper
Kansas
Mail
Breeze
Missouri
The
C. E. Reeves
Ruralist
Kansas City
Lillian Gillies
Governor Hadley to Deliver Baccalaureate Address
Missouri Valley College will host Governor Hadley at Stewart Chapel for a non political baccalaureate address on Thursday June 1. The speaker is expected to offer engaging remarks and a memorable program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Missouri Valley College
Stewart Chapel
Marshall Enterprise Plans Texas Mill and Distribution Center
Mose H. Land of Texarkana leads a new Marshall mill company with Arthur Hupp B H Land L T Land and others forming to erect a 20009 unit facility. It will grind 500 barrels of corn meal and 3000 sacks of chops daily and include a 25 car capacity car room. The site aims to serve as a southern market and distribution hub for meat industry products.
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Mose H. Land
I. Texarkana
Texas
Arthur Hupp
B. H A. Land
Neodesha
Kas
L. T. Land
Higginsville
Marshall Mill
Boston store opens with crowds and gifts to ladies
Good beginning for Messrs Hansberger and Arnold at the new Boston store as opening day draws a big crowd and 609 car nations are given away to ladies. The staff includes Eugene Collier, Miss Ida Goodsell, H G Winder of Miami Oklahoma, and Miss Yowell of this city. The proprietors invite locals to visit.
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Messrs
Hansberger & Arnold
New Boston
Eugene Collier
Ida Goodsell
H. G. Winder
Miami
Okla
Yowell
Large Marshall land deal swaps three houses for acreage
Eben & Hains exchanged three Marshall residences and 527 acres near Blackwater to Will Lawless for 1412 acres of farming land in Colorado County Texas plus cash. The properties include a Brunswick Ave. home, a South Jefferson Ave. home, and a Highland addition residence. Timbered land comprises about 100 acres. most is cultivated.
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Eben & Hains
Will Lawless
Marshall
Blackwater
Mr. Lawless
Brunswick Ave
O. W. Johnson
South Jefferson
Highland Addition
J. J. McCoy
Colorado County
Texas
Big Potato Crop Tops $237000 Value in Texas
W W Hains and Will Lawless returned from Eagle Lake Texas where Terrell potato farm spans 1200 acres. First crop yields about 150 bushels per acre at $1.25 a bushel, totaling roughly $237,000 with about $75,000 net after costs. Fall crop expected profitable, locals report.
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W. W. Hains
Will Lawless
Eagle Lake
Texas
Mr. Lawless
Terrell
Mr. Hains
I. L. Terrell
Uncalled for Letters in Marshall Post Office 1911
Postal notice from Marshall Missouri dated May 17 1911 lists unclaimed mail for Misees Bell Narron Ellice Wood a Dye W Prasaum Prank W L W Van Dyke P ing. If not claimed within five days the items will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC.
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Marshall, Mo
Washington, D. C
Bell Narron
Ellice Wood
A. Dye
W. Prasaum
Prank W . L. W. van Dyke
P. Ing
Fire at Slater Depot Office Sparks Investigation
A dispatcher's office in Slater near the depot caught fire on Sunday, likely started by a passing engine. Firefighters saved the roof from serious damage, while Geo. Whittleton, Slater telephone manager, and others face charges over the blaze, though they deny ordering the bath and may challenge the case in court.
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Blater
Slater
Gilliam
Geo. Whittleton
Slater Telephone System
Miss Lara Maddox Injured Riding Near West Arrow
Miss Lara Maddox, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edw Maddox, was severely bruised Thursday after her horse bolted into a barbed wire fence near West Arrow when frightened by a steam engine. Taylor Brandenburg rescued her, then the horse ran off but was stopped nearby. A physician has attended to Maddox’s bruises, which are not serious.
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Lara Maddox
Edw. Maddox
West Arrow
Taylor Brandenberg
East Arrow
Miss Maddox
Accidents At Gilliam Farm Involve Crane and Clark
Monday Dr Caldwell attended Walter Crane at his home for a severe cut from sheep shears that pierced the chin and lip during an attempted escape. Grace Clark assisted kinfolk on the Gilliam farm when a team bolted and threw her, injuring a foot as Dr Ward arrived to dress the wounds.
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Dr. Caldwell
Walter Crane
Mr. Crane
Miss Clark
Dr. Ward
Health notes from the region mention illness and moves
W H Thornton of Malta Bend is very low and Walter Lee Preston travels to Fowler Colorado for health reasons. He has joined J L Woodurige on a chicken farm there while Col Preston is reported to have entered St Marys Hospital in Kansas City for treatment.
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W. H. Thornton
Malta
Walter Lee Preston
Fowler, Colo
J. L. Woodurige
Col. L. Preston
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Births Report from Henderson Crear and Fray Families
Birth notices announce Henderson Crear and spouse guests of the mother’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fray of this city welcome a nine pound boy born Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Estes of Weat yd celebrate a son born since Thursday May 11th.
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Henderson Crear
B. F. Fray
Frank Estes
Church News Ice cream supper billed by Malta Bend ladies
Mrs. C. A. German visited from Malta Bend Saturday and had bills printed for an ice cream supper hosted by the M. E. Church ladies next Tuesday evening May 23. There will be no preaching at the first Presbyterian church next Sunday as Rev. J. E. Abbott attends General Assembly in Louisville. Rev. J. B. Caortner, Rev. H. McElveine, Miss Helen Bradford and Mrs. L. P. Clemens travel to Evansville to attend the Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. EB. Abbott
Louisville, Ky
General Assembly
J. B. Caortner
H. McElveine
Helen Bradford
L. P. Clemens
Evansville, Ind
General Assembly of
The
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Union Meeting Held By Men At Christian Church
The Sunday evening gathering at the Christian church drew a light crowd. Prof Laughlin presided, Vawter's orchestra provided volunteer music, Prof Utz led the organ, and Hon Perry and Rader of Jefferson City delivered a lengthy talk with suggestions for future meetings including more song sheets and short talks by laymen.
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Christian Curely
Laughlin
Vawter
Utz
Perry, Rader
Jefferson City
Watch Charm Presented by Insurance Company to Agent
The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company honored agent H. G. Allen with a large old gold Watch Charm bearing the company emblem and engraved with years of service. A ceremonial letter from managers William S. Warren Geo. H. Moore and Hugh R. Loudon accompanied the gift praising Mr. Allen’s quarter century of faithful service and expressing lasting friendship and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company
H. G. Allen
Liverpool
London
Globe
Hugh G. Allen
Allen
William 8. Warren
Geo. H. Moore
Hugh R. Loudon
City Council Meeting Notes May 15 Minuted Actions
City council met May 15 with the mayor absent. Calvert on North Jefferson was referred to the committee of the whole. Petitions for sidewalk on West Side of Lots 7 and 8, Hudson addition. for a Strothers addition sidewalk. and a Strothers 4th addition sidewalk were filed. Widening of Lacy Street and a water trough on West Boyd Street were referred to committees. South Lafayette was ordered closed from Mrs Donahoe to Effie Street. Ordinance No 269 was read twice. Street matters discussed.
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Calvert
North Jefferson
Block & Hudson Addition
Lacy Street
Strothers $d
West Boyd St
South Lafayette
Miami Names J. T. Godman and Dalia y Hynsop
Mysterious notes from Miami list J. T. Godman and Dalia y Hynsop with an unclear entry B 2s encels ie on. The fragment hints at personal names and a code or shorthand without broader context or details.
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J. T. Godman
Miami
Dalia Y Hynsop
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. T. Pombelle
Parsons
Herbert Fombelle
J. Lee
Grand Pass
Lwaw
Scott
Marshall Produce Co
Eggs oLas
Bates Poultry House
Marshall Enterprise
Prof
Schweitzer
State Univ
Church News
John T. Dickson
Warrene
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