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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1908

Page

6

Local Items and Social Notes From Town

Joe Schieszer visited his farm near Hardeman on Wednesday. Mrs Winslow, west of town, is reported sick with pneumonia. Miss Emma Grecian has returned to Shawnee Ohio. Mrs W R Dobyns of St Joseph is guest of Mrs Medora Barmen. A M Carroll returned from Ferguson after visiting her son Mr Carroll. Local items list residents and minor events in brief notes.

Joe Schieszer Hardeman T. Winslow Emma Grecian Shawnee, Ohio W.R. Dobyns St. Joseph Medora Bar A. M. Carroll Mr. Carroll Ferguson

Christmas portraits at McChesney's Studio urged now

Local notice urges readers to have Christmas photos taken at McChesney's Studio. Miss Julia Keuger was absent from Geo. N. Hanson’s Wednesday due to illness. Mrs. D. F. Miller of Bellville Illinois visits. J. M. Terrell’s southwestern property mentioned. Fleming, 14, son of J. W. Fowler, was run over Saturday afternoon, sustaining bruises. Jennie V. Pryor farm of 160 acres north of Marshall sold for 14400 to Lenton Yager. Lite Hall near North school building is up again and will be cut soon.

Fleming J. W. Fowler van Dyke & Co Jennie V. Pryor Marshall Lenton Yager Lite

Pictures promised for Christmas gifts at McChesney’s studio

Miss Nora Payne’s friends surprised her with a front can shower Monday evening, bringing a can of niece fruit. Ed Lowenstein and Ben Striker display fine cotton in the Striker show window raised in Marshal this summer. Striker plans a fair test here next summer.

Nora Payne Ed Lowenstein Ben Striker Marshal Striker

Christmas Portraits At McChesney Studio Offer Another Hint

Mrs Anna Chamberlain returns from Grandville and Williston North Dakota after an extended visit to her sons Tom and Will Chamberlain. F H Hillman from the Department of Agriculture in Washington City will address High School teachers and farmers in Marshall on Saturday November 14 on the topic Adulteration of seeds. Everyone invited.

Anna Chamberlain Near Shackleford Grandville Willeston North Dakota Tom and Will Chamberlain F. H. Hillman Department of Agriculture Washington City Marshall W. C. Fisher

Slater Man Named Special Deputy Grand Chancellor

Phil Tucker Jr of Slater was appointed Special Deputy Grand Chancellor for the Grand Lodge of Missouri K P by Grand Chancellor R O Pixlee. The honor is a custom commission for the Grand Lodge officers, and Tucker is proud as friends extend congratulations.

Phil Tucker, Jr Slater Grand Lodge of Missouri K. of P R. O. Pixlee Grand Lodge Tucker

New Photo Styles Shown At McChesney's Studio

Callin announces the nicest ever photo styles this year and invites patrons to view them at McChesney's Studio with previews and demonstrations.

McChesney

Public Sale at Hern don Farm by Walter Willame

Walter Willame holds a public sale at his Hern don area farm three miles south on Thursday November 19 starting at 10 a m. The auction includes horses mules cows hogs farming implements and household goods. It is described as a big sale.

Walter Willame Herndon

Reverend J H Steel to Speak at Reynolds School House

Church News notes Rev. J H Steel will preach at the Reynolds school house next Sunday November 15 at 11 a.m. and give a travel lecture on the east at 7 p.m. The Epworth League of the First M E Church held a social at HW Bear's on South Lafayette Tuesday with lively activities and refreshments. Meetings at the M E Church South grow in interest. attendees urged to hear Rev. ion preach and Rev. Smith sing.

J. HW. Steel Reynolds East Epworth League M. E. Church HW. W. Bear's South Lafayette M.fe South Ion Smith

Real Estate Transfers List With Many Property Names

Real estate transfers include Ron Hutcherson to Lolla Miller and Lena H Green in Hudson addition Marshall Geo Nauerth to Andrew W Bridges part of lot 8 9 block 7 Slater to conviucces Wade Land to Joe L Wolford 40a in 44820 Tabitha Ulrich to Wade Land 3a in 64920 etc. Numerous parcels in Slater Marshall and Sweet Springs. transfers involve Jacobs Fichback J OH Bellman W Chase Sallie Hockenmith Mary Miger and others with many lots blocks and additions.

Ron Hutcherson Lolla Miller Lena H Green Hudson Marshall Geo Nauerth Andrew W Bridges Slater Conviucces Wade Land Joe L Wolford Tabitha A Ulrich Wade W F Sechant Herman P Schans Marshall Sis Patat Herman P Schanz Eliabeth Schanz Jacob Fichback OH Bellman Chase Sallie Hockenemith Public Square Arrow Rock Sallie Hockenamith SH van Arsdell Mary i! Miger Barksdale Geo Johnson Baker's Southeast Martha A Grosshaw Et al Jacoby Ali Jarvie & Wife Veal Esate Elsea Jac F. Burroughs College Marshall Olson & Leach Jnok Bure Roughs Mp&cc Ehlers Ware's Sweet Springs Sam Witcher Wm Alexander L W van Dyke Ollie Renono Ollie Renoo KR C Ion Cambridge EL Bighly AG Dankenbring Laughlin & Herring Montgomery EH Thompson

First M. E Church Notes Show Sunday Sermons

The Rev E O Smith will preach at the First M E Church Sunday morning and evening with topics How to Empty the Church Seats and A Snap Shot of the Devil An appreciated rise in strangers at services last Sunday is noted The church aims to welcome visitors and encourage membership Nora Payne resigns as treasurer Nov 4 Annie McCormick named successor The pastor rested after revival strain and publicity about his rest period remains uncertain until a report is filed

E. O. Smith M. E Nora Payne Stewards Annie McCormick

Uncalled for Letters Remakning at Mareball Post Office

Nov 11 1008 uncalled mail will be sent to the dead letter office if not collected within two weeks. List includes Misses Lady Henderson Celestia Wilkinson Annie Williams Mesdames Tillie Ashley Victoria Audeley Emily Beaver and others and gentlemen A Bellows H A Anderson Mack Roberts Geo Thompson Chas Hill plus CHASTAIN P M and Wilson M T.

Remakning Mareball Lady Henderson Celestia P Wilkinson Annie Williams Mesdames Tillie Ashley Victoria Audeley Emily Beaver Wm Burk Mattie Calver Ella Barris Agnes Jackson Mary van Guren Mary Thome Mr A & Bellows H A Anderson Well Burke Doole Chicem Chas Hill Mack Roberts W A Strong C FB Bykes Geo Thompson Rey Wilson M. T Chastain P M

St Louis Live Stock Market Report November 10 1908

National Stock Yards Illinois cattle receipts 6000 steady to 25c higher. Top 7.25 for several beifers and steers, average 826 lbs. Best 1323 lb cattle sold at 7.10. Cows and heifers 10-15c higher. Hogs receipts 16500, prices 5.40 to 6.74 top, 5.60-5.75 typical. Sheep 5000, choice 44c, lambs 5.60-5.85, general sheep 4.15-4.50, bulk 4.35-4.50.

National Stock Yards Ill Bologna

Newspaper Subscriptions Offer Post to Readers

The Marshall Republican and Wise Globe Democrat offer a one year subscription for $1.50 each, with the two papers priced at $1.50 annually.

Marshaall Republican T'wise Globe-Democrat

Real Agatha serial starts next week in interesting form

A preview notes the upcoming installment of The Real Agatha and urges readers not to miss it. It then pivots to critique a World’s Work article and a National Civic Federation report on municipal ownership, arguing the piece misstates facts and overgeneralizes municipal utilities.

Agatha National Civico Federation United States John Martin National Civic Federation Martin Commission

The Glamour of Paternalism in Public Ownership

A rational defense of private liberty contrasts with flirtation toward public control. The author warns that calls for state ownership imitate powerful but unaccountable governments, and that writers exploit this to attack American institutions while concealing drawbacks.

Egypt

Vienna’s Municipal Brewery Posts Losses After Mismanagement

The Vienna municipal brewery, with £400000 invested, reported a loss of £18000 last year and £19000 in the prior sixteen months, despite higher output. In 1907 about 2760000 gallons were brewed. Critics say choosing a municipal official over an expert brewer led to waste and poor management of funds and assets.

Vienna London Standard

London waterworks over five years raises rates amid costs

Sir Melvill Beachcroft, chair of the water board, says five years after London took over the waterworks no saving has been achieved. He notes that managing a trading concern always involves administrative costs beyond those of a private company.

London Melvill Beachcroft The Water Board Martel al Poly

The Individual, Not the System, Is the Cure

A defensive essay argues that socialists and reformers misplace blame for poverty and public utility evils. It asserts true cure lies in responsible public opinion and strong civic integrity, with state boards of control safeguarding service and fair returns while rejecting graft. It stresses personal character as the key to lasting economic reform.

Maria New York United States Wisconsin Ita

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. H. Pate O. W. Johnston Julia Keuger Geo. N. Hanson D. F. Miller Bellville, Il J. M Terrell Christmeas Studio Marshall J Vandyke J. T. Fisher L. W Vandyke VanDyke & Co Bank of Saline Marshall, MO Church News Neekneee St.louis Marshal Republican Fletcher Boyd New Bedford Massachusetts Daothter Agatha Wyckhoff Shropshire Wye England Min Mary Annistead Castle Wyckhoff Lee America Ivon Sealy Thordan Agatha Wyckholl Castle Wyckholf Mai Armistead Mary Armistead Wyckhoff Tsid Anke Khoff Edith Huntington Mason
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