Death Notice of Mrs Lavinia Sneed in Kansas City
Mrs Lavinia W Sneed died Saturday at 4 am at her daughter Mrs Cola Hall s home in Kansas City from heart trouble aged 75. Survived by two children L W Sneed Pueblo Cola H Sneed Nolwan and Mrs Cola Ball Kansas City. Funeral and burial were held at Centralia on Monday. Nelson Porord
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia W. Sneed
Cola Hall
Kansas City
L. W. Sneed
Pueblo
Cola, H. &. Sneed
Nolwan
Cola Ball
Centralia
Nelson Porord
George W Seals Dies at 67 in Mackburn Community
George Workington Seals a colored citizen and longtime Mackburn figure died Friday morning October 24 at age 67. He was buried Saturday at the color burying ground at Salt Pond Cave of Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Workington Seals
Mackburn
Salt Pond
Cave of Elmwood
Alackburn
McClelland Brother Dies in Durango At Eleven
Former Saline resident EB McClelland died suddenly in Durango Mexico on September 19 from peritonitis at age 11. He was a brother of Mte J P Falkerson of Salt Springs and Will McClelland and had moved from Saline about 20 years ago. He was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. McClelland
Saline
Wr Mte
J PY. Falkerson
Salt Springs
Will McClelland
Durango
Mexico
Paris Walker Ships Remains for Burial
Louis G. Laker an 18 year old died at the Colony on Thursday Oct 96. The body was shipped to Dalton Missouri Saturday for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Laker
Colony
Paris Walker
Dalton
Couple from Blackwater Wed at Hapitat Parsonage
Kilmer Birch an employee at Grose Bakery in thin city and Mivn Anos McMahan of Blackwater wed Sunday at Hapitat parsonage in HMlackwater with Rev. Hend officiating. They will reside in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer Birch
Grose Bakery
Thin City
Mivn Anos McMahan
Blackwater
Hapitat Parsonage
Hmlackwater
Rev
Itend
Marshall
Marriage Announced for Mira Barnes and Louie Landwell
Card notices the marriage of Mira Nadine Barnes and Louie Landwell, both of St Louis, on Saturday November 1. The bride is the daughter of Rev A H W Barnes, a former presiding elder of the Methodist Church in the Marshall district, with the family previously living in Murhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carda
Mira Nadine Barnes
Louie Landwell
St. Louis
A. H W. Barnes
Methachuren
Marshal Diatrict
Murehall
Slater Couple United in Marriage on Nov 1
Irvin Hockaday a young Slater business man and Miss Ethel Orear daughter of P K Orear were married Saturday evening November 1 at the home of the bride's elder Mrs Claude Hill Slater. Mev W M Rader presiding elder of the Marshall Methodist church district officiated. About 125 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hockaday
Slater
Ethel Orear
Lawr P. KE. Orear
Claude Hill
Mev. W. M. Rader
Marshall Methodist Church
Questa
Wild wedding at Forest Green sails to Saint Louis
Thursday October 0th directory Edward Weiher eldest son of Mr and Mrs Fritnt Weiher near Little Neck and Miss Mary Tech eneyer of Forest Green wed at the parents home at 3 00 PM The Rev Milley pastor of the Lutheran church officiated Attendants included Jeno Terkemeyer and Miss Hannah Heener The bride wore white brocaded silk Mesanline with a floor length veil and satin slippers She carried white tones About 150 guests attended a decorated dining room and an elegant supper The couple planned a brief visit to Saint Louis before returning to their home The Bartha Reich Miss Clare Bigman and Mrs Notti all of Glasgow were en route to Marshall Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weiher
Fritnt Weiher
Little Neck
Wio
Migs Mary Techeneyer
Forest Green
Lndy
Mra
Wim ‘Terkemeyer
Drites Parenta
Rey
Milley Paator
Luthern
Porest Green
Jeno Terkemeyer
Mise Hannah Heener
Slater
Min Pearl Teckeme- Ver
Pred Etkerman
Louis
Frits Weber
The New China lecture at Mt Olive Church
Mrs Edgar Strother and her husband C B Strother, longtime China secretaries, will speak at Mt Olive Church on November 10 at 1:30 PM about The New China. They describe travels across China, participation in international conferences, and efforts of Chinese associations, promising a vivid account of the country during political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hirthh C
Glasgow
Chintiann
Norway
Cermany
Denmark
Sweden
Los Angeles
Chilna
New York
Europe
CBE
Mra. Strother
Wnioh
Steels
Mt. Oliver
Mt. Olive Church
Altens Wbly
Burden of Prod Dufy Absent Need For Municipal Enterprise
A cautious stance questions whether Dufy should engage in a municipal enterprise unless it is absolutely necessary. Officials weighing costs and benefits consider alternatives before proceeding with the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufy
Public ownership urged for Marshall welfare
A Marshall civic issue argues that municipal ownership is essential for the public good. Proponents must prove unavoidable reasons for bond financing and higher taxes to support municipal ventures, appealing to voters with concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Facta
Ady
Thanksgiving Service Arrangements At Methodist Church
Union minister alliance discussed plans for Thanksgiving services to be held Thursday November 27 at 10 30 a m at the Methodist church Rev Clarence Hodge recently resigned as pastor and will preach the sermon He does not expect to leave March 1 before January 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister's Alliance
Farmers Savings Bank
Methodist Church
Clarence Hodge
Rapthat
Preavs
Hodge
Marashail
Shoe Box Social at Maple Grove School House
A shoe box social is set for Maple Grove School House about 4 1 2 miles northeast of Marshall on Friday November 14. The event invites community members to bring a box for bidding and sharing in a light social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Ahool House
Marshall
Old Tavern at Arrow Rock Preservation Effort Gathers Steam
Jackson County Missouri residents form a special committee to furnish the Old Tavern in Arrow Rock with period furniture from Marmadukes Coopera and others. The aim is to create a historic room on the second floor and attract visitors by Thanksgiving, preserving Missouri’s pioneer era taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Missouri
Kanaan
Arrow Rock
Mixbourd
Fates Town
Mom Mar
J. J. Jones
Wan Waitt
Joseph Huston
Washington Irving
Thomas WW. Benton
Jacksons
Marmaadukes
Coopers
May
America
Marmadukes
Juckeonus
Coopera
Sappingtions
Callowaye
Jackson Counts Old Trail Moud
Lomiex
Olinton
Jackson
Clathorne Jackson
Ifit
Woman's National Old Trails Association of
George ©. Bingham
Jackson Room
Saline Fair Associa tion Holds Annual Meeting in Court Room
The Saline Fair Association held its annual meeting on Tuesday November 4 at 2 pm in the circuit court room. Officers and directors were elected and the group outlined plans for 1914 including a new agricultural building and improved fair grounds with a speed ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Fair Association
Circuit Court
FE. W. Brown
Mente
John Wose
Arthur M. Guthrey
J. Mitchell
Win, Scheppery
Henry Lowen
Illen
Lonie Henedick
John W. Rose
A.M. Guthrey
J. A. Radford
Special election on city bond for electric plant project
Mayor Ed HH Mitchetl announces a special election set for Mareahall Tuesday to vote on a proposed 879 000 city indebtedness and bonds to erect or improve an electric plant owned by the city. Polls are in Ward 1 City Hall Ward 2 Marehall’s Town Yard Ward 3 Ervin and Son’s carpenter shop Ward 4 FLOM. Odelie mule and EP Dyer report a carload of cattle shipped to St Louis Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchetl
Mareahall
Navy
Ilbean
Marehall
Fond Yard
Ervin &Son
FLOM
Odelie Mule Arn
Preservation of Revolutionary Era Relics Highlighted by D A R
The article extols the Daughters of the American Revolution for preserving historic sites and documents. It notes the Mt Vernon association's restoration of Mt Vernon and calls for contributions of old furniture and artifacts for the Old Tavern at Arnold Rockly to honor national heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mts. Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Early 20th Century Global Tensions and U.S. Civil Notices
A mosaic of 1915 era events spans foreign policy moves, Mexican incidents, and domestic political developments. Reports describe helmet mine disasters near Dawson New Mexico with 28 miners counted dead and 261 total casualties, alongside recoveries of Superintendent William McDermott and Henry P. Methane. Cabinet plans seek 1.25 billion dollars to fund government operations through 1916. International ships prepare for a Panama Canal voyage, while agricultural woes include grasshopper and worm threats. Missouri state education and capitol plans face disputes over hiring and stone classifications, with a Vera Cruz transfer incident involving Gen Felix Diaz and a U.S. gunboat. A Plymouth Massachusetts jury acclaims Jennie May Eaton in a murder case, and continued coal strikes ripple through Southern Colorado.
Broken Dollar Store Group Forms New Incorporation
The AWA Geanes and Co. incorporates for 25000 to run the Broken Dollar Store in Marshall and a Lexington store with plans for a Slater store opening at 10 cents. A A Grimnea Wax elected president and GM, B Heeher View president, Mrs Nettle A Crimes secretary. Thorp to head Blazer store. Bode remains Lexington manager. Sherman of Taiona polls joins as assistant manager. new organization expands with six more stores planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AWA, Geanes and Co
Marshall
Lexington
Slater
A. A. Grlmnea Wax
B. Hee
Nettle A. Crimes
Thorp
Blazer End
Bode
Genes
Orgonicatian
Ir. Sherman
Taiona
Low
Hoe
A.A. Gelties
Broken Dollar
Sherman Lute Hind
Confectionery dispute near Farred Bon contentionery
Linyd and Ray Pescher aim to open a purel y weet confectionery for and two doors weet of the Poevh on the mamity side of the square. The voufectin ory wee elowel this week for the fara of involing not with te onened for ViNinere Metday. Lave Peecher, a tember af the firth, line had extensive ewpee ened Ih the confectionery hustlers Kaytasteen connected with the krewery bitelene in thie city for a number of yen. The net Hrm, po Hon, with Hake Fuecem of the Hew Weenlupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linyd
Ray Pescher
Nowerrher Ff
Lave Peecher
Firth
Kaytasteen
Thie City
Hardware stock sale in Malin Hoos district
P U Mets Vaiy Sen W 0) Ballew of Halhey Lain er Handware company of Mala fond sells his interest in Mather yard in Katioes City. The hardware stock will be mounted by Valmer block in Malin Hoos with the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballew
Halhey Lainer & Handware Company
Mala Fond
Han
Mather Yard
Katioes
Mounta Hy Valmer
Malin Hoose
He Ayer
City Council Meeting Approves Ordinances and Bond
City council held a regular meeting at its halloon Monday with present mayor Mitchell and council members. Ordinance No 119 was passed to authorize a bond of ten thousand dollars beyond current revenue needs. Permission granted for Leeor Linddey to build an awning over his photo studio. Monthly treasurer report shows balances across funds, including General Fund Water Fund Fire Fund and a ten thousand bond fund balance of 57.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha
Geedon
Mitchell
C. Farnda
Allen
BR. Pemberton
Wesferhot
Brooke
Drew
B. Weles
Adénies
AR Ihider
Leeor Linddey
Rei Street
Alt
Balanes
Ely
Laney
Renken-Henley Lumber Co to Build at Sweet Springs
Mew Mom Van Hiern and Renkenbay buy K Smiths interest in Hejles Crain Co at Sweet Springs Missouri. I F Henlen retains interest as the new Renken Henley Lumber Co to be built for lumber sheds warehouses and office. Work to start as soon as materials arrive and most of the elevator corner at Miller and Lexington Streets will be roofed. Construction proceeds to store stock and serve customers building soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiern
Renkenbay
K. Smiths
Hejles Crain Company
Sweet Springs
I. F. Henlen
Dremnens
Renken-Henley
Miller and
Lexington Streets
Unspecified clashes cause heavy casualties and extensive damages
Over recent days there have been 18 fights and skirmishes resulting in 28 killed and 41 wounded or injured. One personal assault is reported and 11 buildings and bridges were wrecked or damaged by dynamite. Property loss is estimated at 60,000 francs and wage losses at 1.4 million dollars.
Mass Meeting in Court House Draws Crowd
A mass meeting in the court house drew a large audience Friday evening October 14. Hon. D. D. Dringg chaired with Air H. Redford as presiding officer for the evening. Missouri Governer candidate speeches were delivered, and many attendees asked questions. The crowd was lively and divided on the issues discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
AL Redford
Radford
John PF
Epenitereet
Mownee i
Toeker
KC. Sharp
New Market Planned in Clinton Store Room
Fr Aiaver of Clinton Missouri announces King arrangements to open a meat market in the store room on West Arrow near Glass Brose Allor ney shop. Market equipment is being installed and within a few weeks the business will be ready for use by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiaver
Clinton
Twin King
West Arrow
Glass Brose Allorney
New Subscribers and Renewals List Across Several Towns
A fragmented OCR list shows new subscribers or renewals including Stephen Tider in Joln Woheibereer Mackburn and WO Ustate, with various names and places such as Fort Benton, Oklahoma, Sweet Springs, and City Chastasten. The items appear as partial names and towns, typical of a community subscription roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Tider
City
Committee forms to aid war relief at Christian church
A town meeting of the committee appointed by the tiliteiers gillane to oversee war relief met at Ste ochoek Christian church. New officers named include permanent chairman AT. PL Colbvert and vice chairman Arthur Kapp Viewohairman. treasurer FC. Rarnhits. secretary W. W. Carpenter. Ward representatives were appointed and plans set to operate without a paid secretary this winter, using funds for the needy. The group pledged efficient work and discussed a plan to ease burden on workers while aiding the poor citywide. Also present were Dr. J D L. Jackson and daughter, Lawrence Winslow, Mrs. Fannie Coats, James L. Roberts, and Rev. Barratt x.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiliteiers
Gillane
Elte
Pern
Caltetlon Binday
Ste Ochoek
N. Mek
George HW. Althouse
W. W. Carpenter
J. K. MeAtths
W. A. Vawter Moen
J. C. Speck
Charles Chaffee
Smith
W. W. Brootes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mis. Lavinia H. Sneed
George W. Seals
Wee SiMe
MAMAN
Misa Bartha Reich
Missy Clare Bigman
Notti
Soctal
EP. Dyer
St. Louie
Brittel
Gulf
Wilson
Wapfort
Stay Canyon
Dawson N. M
William McDeriott
Henry P Methane
H Atitintes
Iman
Allwrtoun
Groba
Joeeetn
Martin Teledy
Kirkeville
Miewouri
Pchod of Education
Miswouri State University
Missouri State Teachers Association
Missouri Capitol Commission
Jefferson City
Tna
Caydtel Bi
Filix Dlae
Vera Crus
United States
Wheeling
New Paper
Roosevelt
Cuba
Jennie May Eaton
A&a
Plymouth
Mass
Joseph GU. Eaton
Tog Taery
Baton
Polwon
Maton Lave
Colorado
PU Mets Vaiy Sen
the City Council
City of
Mie
Court House
Odie Pelden
Achioner
Ban Benito
Stephens
Pageon
Okla
Thott
Oiny
Mike Chever
Flaten
Morton
A. Ti
Maoeher
Bot
Lane
J D L. Jackson
Herndon
Lawrence Winslow
Shackelford
Fannie Coats
James L. Roberts
Barratt Bixen
Mt. Leonard
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