Marshall Republication cattle sales and church note fragment
Reported cattle sales include Mt Leonard breeder Robert Wright and Marshall buyers, with high prices for steers and calves at Clay sale in Konaies City and St Louis. Also notes a Marshalls church sermon praising a pastor and asking God’s blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wright
Mt. Leonard
Han Ey Hed
Syordb Steers
JM. Roberts
Marshall
Kot & Grau
St. Lowis
Walter Tiles
Wanamaker
St. Lott Sards
Ollie Swift & Company
K. Ti Wright, Jr
Markyt Wlly
Chiyo
Fire destroys three South Brunswick cabins in early evening blaze
A Wednesday fire around five o'clock consumed three closely grouped cabins on South Brunswick. The chimney at Captain J. W. Todt’s residence burned later that night, prompting a later alarm. Water was unavailable, hindering efforts and limiting damage to the structures while most household goods were saved.
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South Brunswick
Littl
Resignation Resolution At Mata Tarian Congregation
A congregational meeting at Mata Tarian Church on Wednesday evening adopted a resolution requesting the pastor Rev Willan Redath to dissolve pastoral relations with the church to honor his wish. The action reflects the congregation's respect for Mr Dobyns and his service while allowing him to pursue other paths.
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Worinsday
Ile Claret
Willan
Josep Mo
Pobyas
Mob Kills Black Man After Gambling Incident in Howard County
An account from Fay ette mentions Tor Hayden, a burly Black man, seized by a mob of white men near Meanant Grown and fatally shot after a confrontation at a tobacco barn. Amly Woods, a white farmer, allegedly struck Hayden’s half-brother before Hayden fired, sparking a vigilante pursuit. The mob reportedly planned to hang the suspect, capturing him at Thomas Gibbs farm amid local fear and public safety tensions.
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St. Louis
Fayette
Tor Hayden
James B. Lewis
Joe Sartainly
Meanant Grown
Howard County
Glaxgow
Amly Wools
Howe
Woods
Tou Hayden
Regia
Ule
Lye Onori
Thomas Gibbs
Anil
Freight Wreck Delays Westbound Trains Near Mt Leonard
A westbound extra freight train No 1a carrying steel rails was wrecked about four am a mile and a half west of Mount Leonard. No lives were reported lost but fifteen cars were ditched and three were demolished. Morning westbound and eastbound trains were delayed while the line was cleared for the afternoon passenger run.
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Mt. Leonard
Rango
Wabash
Mexico
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples in Various Towns
The record lists marriage licenses issued to Hen Harrison and Annie Hogan in Fairville, Wm Miller and Josephing Powell in New Frankfort, Thos M Wilkes and Letilla Simms in Cambridge, Charles Lee and Mamie Cunningham in Kop, and C C Harriss and Netlie F E Corr in Marshall.
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Hen Harrison
Marshall
Annie Hogan
Fairville
Wm. Millerfool
Josepting Powellool
New Frankfort
Thos
M. Wilkes
Letilla Simms
Cambridge
Charles Lee
Mamie Cunningham
Kop
Sweet Springs Youth Wounded in Shooting Accident
In Sweet Springs on a Saturday afternoon August Kucker, a young local, was shot while batting by another party member. The gun discharged when the hammer caught on brush, the bullet entering the lower back and causing a very serious injury.
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August Kucker
Sweet Springs
Kucker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall Republican
Marsiall
Saline County
Missouri
Kaweas
Logan
Chappell
Holyrood
Stro Teerman
Fay
Standish
Moe
Mo Roof
Gaines Witchweed
Jurlice Mested
Jorymondam Myra
Mukin
Leon Sumit
Adikiwey
Nageton
Miatarehdan
Mave
Save
Pepe
TOD Wit Net
Mr. Dobyn
Tom Hayden
Ing C. C. Harriss and
Netlie FE
Corr
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