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Martha Allie wife of W D Allie died in Washington County Oklahoma on September 18 1008 at age 71 She leaves a husband four children and eleven grandchildren She died at her son W P Allies home in Oklahoma and was buried at Caney Kansas Sympathy from the community goes to her husband and family. The Sweet Springs Herald notes a store and office building trade on Miller Street to W T Lackey for 110 acres near Mt Leonard Missouri Valley. Sallie Kincheloe sister of Mrs N W McMahan fell down stairs at Martin Jobes causing a badly broken collarbone.
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Martha Allie
W. D. Allie
Washington County
Oklahoma
W. P. Allie
Caney Kansay
Oover
C. _K. Smith
Miller Street
W.T. Lackey
Hippineville
Mt. Leonard
Sweet Springs
Robbery at Tucker Clothing Company Repeats
Robbers struck Tucker Clothing Company last Monday night for a second time entering through the same window and climbing over the iron guard. They stole two suits of clothes and two pairs of shoes, with one suit belonging to Slater Hustler personally.
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Tucker Clothing Company
Iron Guard
Tucker
Slater Hustler
Nancy Field Dies at 62 Near Mish Creek Church
Mrs. Nancy Field widow of Robert Field died suddenly after a two day illness at her Mish Creek church area home last Saturday. Funeral at Minh Creek church conducted by Rev. McClanahan. burial beside husband. Survived by eight children, three brothers, a sister, and many relatives.
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Nancy Field
Robert Field
Mish Creek Church
Elek
McClanahan
Minh Creek Church
Mian
Nancy Morrison
Ehe
Glater
Arch
Jesse
Lucious
Fred
Marion
Alma
Mia
Lester Brown
Mattie Brown
David
William
Archie Morrison
Milas Alice Morrison
Slater Rustler
Matheny Family Win Corn Premiums at Sedalia Show
J E Matheny and son Chester, exhibitors at the State Fair in Sedalia, won multiple corn prizes. J E earned fourth in Boone County White corn class with $3 and second in a white corn class with $10. Chester won second prize in a category for young exhibitors under 16. The family has earned numerous trophies at corn shows.
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J. E. Matheny
Chester
Sedalia
Matheny
Boone County
Charles
Miami News
Skull Found On Fandbar Above Town By Two Men
Milt Smith and Doc Ramey discovered a well preserved human skull while walking near a fandbar about Missouri fivery mile above town on Monday. They exhibited it at Edmonde and Bure's drug store for town viewing. Miss Birdie Ruckal, previously velting in DeWitt, returned home Thursday. Mrs Anderson of Ln diane is guest of her twin sister, Mrs J M McCoy, arriving Saturday. Sullivan’s drugstore repair included 170 compensation for ceiling repainting and interior remodeling. Mia J M Null, who went to Kansas City for eye specialists, must stay there several weeks per doctor’s advice due to a tinsel frame post card eye injury.
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Missouri Fivery
Milt Smith
Doc Ramey
Edmonde and
Bure
Miam
Birdie Ruckal
DeWitt
Mrs. Anderson
Lndiane
Slater
Mra J. 4. McCoy
Sullivan'a
Mia
J M. Null
Kansas City
Miami News
The Ruff Hotel Name Decision Appeals to Press
A new hotel in Marshall Maine leased by RK B. Ruff seeks local input on naming. The proprietors emphasize community ties and a name reflecting town and county interests and solicit the press to help select a fitting title.
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Marshall
RK. B. Ruff
Celebrated 85th Birthday of Hannibal Tailor Phil Tucker
The Hannibal Journal notes Philip Tucker veteran tailor of Hannibal marking his eighty fifth birthday. English born, he has served over fifty years in business and is hailed as a preserved old English gentleman. He is described as lively, reading type without glasses, and his marriage with his devoted wife is praised.
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Hannibal Journal
Phil Tucker
City
Phil. Tucker, Jr
Slater
Philip Tucker
Missouri
Hannibal
Mr. Tucker
Slater Rustler
The Buff named for local hotel project donor Ruff
The Marshall publishers select a distinctive hotel name honoring Robert B. Ruff. The Buff is chosen to memorialize his public spirit and financial support for the new hotel, seen as a lasting monument to his contribution to Marshall and its people. Editors endorse the decision in joint note.
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Chas. W. Adams
Marshall, Mo
Marshall
Robert B. Ruff
Sandidge
Progress
J.C. Patterson
Democrat News
J. J. Witt
Republican
C. 10. Newton
Citizen
Swede Boy Answers School Prompt In Curious Exchange
Clyde Times reports a Swedish boy faced the school ma am asking his name. He answers Yonng Olsen. The teacher asks his age, and he replies Ay not born at all Ay got step mutter. The item also notes a local run away injury, social events hosted by Mesdames Kelley and Vawter, and Mrs. Lyell assisting Marshall ladies with cloth patterns before leaving for Moberly.
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Clyde
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Bla Slater
Slater Ruatler
Harry Luebeck
Colorado Springs
Malta Bend
Stroud Bros
Montana
Mlosser
C. Loker
Ohio
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Murphy-Mills Clothing Company
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J. T. Fisher
L. W. Vandyke
VanDyke& Co
Bank of Saline
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Amos Weber
Sion
J A. Weber
Mesdames
Kelley
W. A. Vawter
N.T. Lyell
Moberly
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Aunt & Co
South Side Square
O. W. Jounston
Slite
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Chreal Bible
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