Deaths Anna Harlan Dies In Shackelford County
Mrs Anna Harlan widow of Dr Harlan died at the home of her son in law J F Hicks on the P M Walker farm 2 12 miles south of Shackelford early Monday morning May 25 following blood poison and complications She was 72 confined to bed since last October resided in Saline county seventeen years She had lived with her children and was a devout Christian and Presbyter ian She leaves several children including Kate Springer Chanule Kas Mary Englion Marian of Oklahoma and A D Hicks Shackelford Mrs J F Hicks Enterprise Kas and one son Linslo Akers of Enterprise Kas The funeral was held Wednesday at 4 40 oclock at the Volon church conducted by Rev Grover Greenway of Corder F M Walker mortician in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Enterprise
Kas
Marian
Oklahoma
Volon Church
Grover Greenway
Corder
F. M. Walker
Mrs Elizabeth Lovehkame dies after long illness in Missouri
Elizabeth Loverkamp born in Germany October 14 1827 came to Indiana then Missouri with husband Henry Loverkamp settling near Sweet Springs. She died May 22 1844 at her son Louis Loverkamp's home after years of paralysis. Funeral at Teutheran church in Sweet Springs conducted by Rev Dernthal. Remains laid in Lutheran cemetery beside husband.
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Elizabeth Lovehkame
Elizabeth Loeverkamp
Louis Loverkamp
Min Loverkamp
Germany
Indiana
Henry Loverkamp
Wiis Tnlon
Missouri
Clackburn
Inter
Sweet Springs
Loverkamp
Teutheran
Bweet Springs
Dernthal
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson dies in Miami suburb
Mrs Elizabeth Ma Wilson widow of Joseph Wilson died at her country home near Miami on Saturday May 2 at 2 20 p m after a long illness. Six children survive four sons George Charles J D and Bessie Wilson, daughter Mrs Flora Henderson and granddaughter Miss Alberta McGinnis. One brother D B Thompson attends, remains laid to rest in Miami cemetery beside husband who died in 1914. Funeral held at Presbyterian church in Miami with Dr A H Blephens conducting. large congregation attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ma. wWilson
Joseph Wilson
Miami
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Blephens
Wilson
Mike Lizzie H. Thompson
George
Charles
J. D
Bessie Wilson
Flora Henderson
Cta
Susie
Dan
G Ler
D. B. Thompson
Minn
Slater
Robert
Elizebeth Wilson
Alberta McGinnis
Marshall
Stephens
McGinnis
Cross Country Trip Sees Editor Tour Local Farms
The editor recounts a Thursday cross country auto trip traveling to H. T. Sandi do’s near nine miles southwest, meeting Mr. Sandidge, Mrs. Dutly, Mrs. Shackelford and daughter Mrs. Treece, renewing subscriptions, and noting farmers like Aug Rucker and Henry Reinwald. The day ends with a return home as rain begins and farmers report plowing wheat and planting corn due to peat soil concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Piper
Hoya
H. T. Sandido
Sonthwest
Sandidge
Pat
Dickerson'e
Poe
Shackelford
Mrx
Treece
Rucker
Rose Valley
Uather
W. Mittlebuscher
Henry Reinwald
Indy
Hiehter
A. Wagner
HR. M. Tuck
North of Sweet Springs
Vin
Tim
Country Home Burns Near Alarehall
The home of Joe Strong, four miles north of Alarehall, was destroyed by fire around 8 AM on Monday. Strong was at home, his wife working nearby, but smoke was noticed by passerby Steve Kephart who raised the alarm. Despite efforts, flames spread beyond control. origin undetermined but suspected roof fire from kitchen stove sparks. Loss estimated at $1200, with only $500 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Strong
Alarehall
Mr. Strong
Steve Kephart
Nikhbora
Snake Fight Draws Neighborhood Rescue in Spring Park
A Sweet Springs note reports two large snakes in a tree near Wayne Hayman's home in Spring Park. A blue racer and a black snake fought in mortal combat until neighborhood boys intervened and both were killed, restoring quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hayman
Spring Park
Res.ue
Killey
Sweet Springs
Decoration Day Service at Hazel Grove Church
Annual observance at Hazel Grove church near Herndon on Saturday May 30 with all day services and noon dinner on the grounds. Everyone is invited to attend the Hazel Grove event and spend the day there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Grovr
Hazel Grove
Herndon
Marriage of Isaac Simmons and Maud Akeman at Recorder’s price
In the city on Tuesday morning Justice Hiram Ferril officiated the wedding of Isaac H. Simmons of Shackelford County and Maud Akeman of Sweet Springs at the Recorder's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Price
City
Isaac H. Simmons
Shackelford
Mids Maud Akeman
Sweet Springs
Hiram Ferril
Duryea-Empire horse wins big English Derby
Duryea owned Dunbar 2d, an American thoroughbred with Epson Rogland aboard, wins the big English Derby on May 27. The victory marks a notable international triumph in a premier classic race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epson
Rogland
Dunbar 2d
Duryea
Drowning at fair grounds lake claims Lester Casebolt
Aged 16, Lester Casebolt of Marshall was drowned Tuesday at the lake by the fair grounds while swimming with peers. Roy Wood failed to save him after he called for help. divers and locals, including Frank Dugins and John Hechinger, searched the lake. The body was recovered and prepared for burial in Miami beside his father. The funeral will be at the grandmother’s home with burial in Miami Cemetery after a service at Providence Church. Relatives from Miami and surrounding areas gathered for the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenter
Mre
Maupin
Eneteh
Eliy
Fair Grounds
Roy Wood
Caxebolt
Victin
Young Wood
Mr. Barnard
Min Four Electric Light Service
Frank Dugeins
John Hechinger
Army of Archers
Paris Walker
Pharte
Readview
Moelish Ave
Miami
Alten Casebolt
Marshall
Buaptiat Church
Thin City
Lester
F. M. Burruss
Martin Kite
Fayette Young
W. H. Wheeler
Mannah Casebelt
T. 8
Giles Kiser
Argelia Kiser
M. C. Cooper
Bhackelford
Villa and Constitutional advance progress reported
TERREON May 27 The advance of Villa and the Constitutional foren es is proceeding with mixed reports of progress and setbacks from the field. Local observers note growing activity and shifting lines as forces consolidate positions ahead of possible engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terreon
Villa
Pen Zacute
Commencement Address At Marshall High School
Rev Geo Tl Combes, pastor of Independence Houlevard Christian Church in Kansas City, delivers the commencement address to Marshall High School graduates. The large class list includes many names across grades, with students from 1 to 66 in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Tl. Combes
Independence Houlevard Christian Church of
Kansas City
Marshall High School
Ruesell Perryman Nichols
David Franklin Manning
Edoa Mae Medowell
Mary Stella Hath
S&s
Eilithe Belwood
Allee Mitte
Mildred Piper
Marie Bumuole
Florence Snyder
Koma Mildred Sparks
Kya Viola Wilkinson
Fred Dradehaw
Robert Lon Ratley
Terman Valentine
Carroll M. Deis
Shelton Our
Bina Hell Cooper
Allee Ruxton Irvine
Huth Marie Bell
Ruth Theodoora Hutt
Cocell Frances Jubell
Virginia Tind
James Price Anduret
Katherine Lourie Thory Oo
Elizabeth Harring Ol
Mary Bellodgew
Roberta Clough
Chesley Jr
Alma Pern Crimes
Albert Miluter Cowan
Carleton Lathrop Dall
Rowena Hult
Kathryn Marshall
Vena Lott Maratiall
Laoudne Sydenetricker
Allie Poecher
Marshall Girl Honor Ed McCoy Of Deaconess School
Helen McCoy daughter of Mr and Mrs McCoy of Marshall is honored as an honor student in the graduating class of Kinworth Deaconess Hospital and Training School for Nurses St Joseph Missouri Misa McCoy will travel to Kansas City June 11 12 to take the state board examination for nurses and finish her three year course at Eneworth June 11 She plans to spend most of the summer at her country home near Marshall
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M Lnothel
Helen MeCoy
2. M. McCoy
Kineworth Deaconess Hospital
St. Joseph
Misa McCoy
Kansas City
Eneworth
Marshall
Missouri Commandery Delegation Heads to St Louis Conclave
Grand Commandery of Missouri No 36 sends James A Walker John T Wella and Chas L Lawless with Fr Barnhill to attend the annual Grand Commandery Knights Templar gathering in St Louis. Wella plans to visit his mother in Montgomery County before returning. the group will likely attend the St Louis Pageant at Forest Park on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Walker
John T. Wella
Chas. L. Lawless
Missouri Commandery No. 36
New Real Estate Office Opens in Saline County
The Alma Realty Co. of Alma Missouri opened a branch above the Bank of Saline to expand its long running real estate business in Lafayette and Saline counties. Mr A D Brockman a member of the firm will head the Marshall office and manage local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Realty Co
Alma
Bank of Saline
Lafayette
Saline County
A. D. Brockman
Marshall
Prospecting trip prompts departures for California
L. C. Gaunt leaves the south for California on a prospecting trip and will be gone for some time. Miss Edith Leonard plans an extended visit to the Taylor families and Rev. Rushell and family in Santa Ana, California, and other friends in the west, departing on the 8th for her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Gaunt
California
Edith Leonard
Taylor
Rushell
Santa Ana
Missouri and National Politics Dominate Early Suffrage and Elections
The Missouri Equal Suffrage Association met in Columbia with Walter McNab Miller reelected president. In Pennsylvania the first general primary nominated A Mitchell Palmer and Vance McCormick for governor, while Gifford Pinchot and Draper Lewy drew other party lines. Journalism Week drew 17 nations and rising attendance, with strong editorial gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Equal Suffrage Association
Columbia
Mia
Walter McNab Miller
Ree
Pennsylvania
Heles Penrose
United States
Martin C
Prassy Home Damaged By Fire At North Jefferson
About 16 o'clock Tuesday morning a cottage at 994 North Jefferson occupied by D. M. Easley and family burned from a defective flue. Firemen acted quickly, Eastwood boy scouts aided, most household goods saved though some damaged by flames and water. Family to board temporarily in an undamaged room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jefferson
D. M. Eastey
Eastwood
Easley
Marriage License Report for Multiple Couples
Lisxce H Simons of Shackelford and Miss Maud Akeman of Sweet Springs obtain a marriage license. Theo Haider of Marshall and Miss Annie Kleinschmidt of Higginsville secure a license.
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Lsxce
H. Simons
Shackelford
Miss Maud Akeman
Sweet Springs
Theo Haider
Marshall
Mies Annie Kleinschmidt
Higgineviile
Constitutionalist advance nears City of Mexico amid desertion purge
The Constitutionalist army presses toward Mexico City after capturing Paredon and Zruche. Villa reportedly executed 34 officers who deserted Madero. Huerta forces face a Saltillo push as the campaign intensifies in the past week amid a tense Mexican situation.
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Mexico
Paredon
Zruche
Villa
Madero
Tontango
Huerta
Saltillo
Post Office Hours Decoration Day May 20 1914
The post office will be open Saturday May 20 1914 from 7 to 11 am with morning delivery by city carriers as usual. No delivery will be made by rural carriers.
Sulphur Springs School Closed Due to Illness
Sulphur Springs School taught by Miss Matalie Dowden closed Friday as she was on the sick list and unable to attend. The report notes the young lady is not seriously ill and expresses relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matalie Dowden
Auto Runaway Forces Quick Exit on Country Trip
On a country trip near Blue Lick Priday an auto incident caused a team to bolt. Chas Miper and the editor were aboard along with Rucker Walker, Stanford Stoleworth, Mies Frances Dickerson, Mrs Ed, Ntehole and two Utgteeirla. The mule reared and bolted, dragging part of the spring wagon before stopping. No one was hurt and after about an hour the party continued home. Moral: come in and pay subscriptions to avoid country drives and loose horses.
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Blue Lick
Priday
Chas
Miper
Rucker Walker
Stanford Stoleworth
Mies Frances Dickerson
Ntehole
New Pub Scribers of Renewals Listed Across Regions
A week of renewals shows a wide list of new pub scribers. Names span J C Adama Matta Bend. Joe Plowrd Kanane City. Gow Windmeyer Malia Bend. Geo B Chirk Northgate Col GMW T Bandidee Shackelford. Crest Weathers Sweet tpen S Ang Kueher. Kweet Speingd h GG Wy Mittlebisher. Dt T Mayfield Kansas City MN. A Wagner Rivert Spe s Mr Allen Datty Sweet 8 Lt FO Gerstener. Matta B Rufus Moynle American Falls Idaho. Joseph Kirby City i 8 J Averman Kansas City. C T McAiinter City RK Selimahienberger. Mra Mare by 30 Chow Niekeron Ro SI 21 Roy Mackler Shidehetford. Jellue Melneler CM em gy GoDtenor Oinfam CV Swieher. Mieter 25 OF W Leimtroch Gotlam. Paul hellenberg Githtam. Theo Mureen Slates 2% Prank Leiinkatler Slates 2% Tohe Fores city.
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Gow Windmeyer
Malia Bend
Geo
B. Chirk
Northgate
Col
GMW
T. Bandidee
Shackelford
Crest Weathers
Sweet
S& Ang
Kueher
Kweet
H GG. Wy
Mittlebisher
T. Mayfield
Kansas City
A. Wagner
Rivert Spes
Allen Datty
FO. Gerstener
Matta
Rufus Moynle
American Falls
Idaho
Joseph Kirby
City
J. Averman
C. T. McAiinter
Selimahienberger
Mra
Mare
Chow
Niekeron
Roy Mackler
Shidehetford
Jellue Melneler
G oDtenor
Oinfam
Swieher
Mieter
Leimtroch
Gotlam
Paul
Dinner Party At West Hoyd Home In Lindsey
Mrs Lindsey and her daughters hosted a large dinner at their West Hoyd home last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Baldwin Mr and Mrs Lind sey Jr Mrs K K Evans Miss Mary Sandi dee and others from Marshall Lola Kansas Sweet Springs and nearby towns. The Lindsey family was assisted by Emily Lindsey and Mrs BE Evans in serving a noon banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra, Jr
Lindsey, Ar
West Hoyd
Dlp
Mew
M Baldwin
Jan
Lindsey
Valda and
Wilber
Lola
Kas
Mra
Lois V. Mastera
Sweet Springs
Uella Lindsey
BE. K. Evans
Jas
Lindsey, Jr
Uncalled Por Letters at Marahwtl Post Office
Uncalled for mail remains at Marahwtl Missouri post office as of May 27 1914. Items not claimed within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington. Names listed include Mrs W W Calhoun Mrs Aunts Calhoun Mrs A R Dunford Florence Minks Mrs Harry Ruby Willie Lynch G Moore R L Scheiner Box 35 and others from Bacon FP M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marahwtl, Mo
Washington
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MHS
Hamblan
Mel, Joseph Wilson
Milam
Regulis
Priay Sinake
Tory
Lester Casebolt
W. H. Smith
Maraha
HW. S
Marshall Girl
Grand Commandery
New Neal
Mine Court Editora
University City
Aureliato Urrili
Vera Crag
Vera Cruz
Charlee
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commlwtion
New Mayon Management
New Haven
Ak Morgan
Tammany Hall Politians
United States Revenue Cutter
Benes
Halifax
Tiere
Capitol
Leston
Poloce
Niagara Falla
Carbon Stonl Co
Witteburg
Panama Canal
Federal Grand Jury
Itme
Euffragettes
King George
Buckingham Palace
Parkhurst
Sylvia Parkhharet
Kansas City Market
Anu
Reevene
Prassy
J.C. Adama
Matta Bend
Joe Plowrd
Kanane City
Cleo
Kinnmon
Matta Beni
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