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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
4
Slater residents report visits with relatives in Odessa Centralia Blackburn Marshall Nelson Lexington New Franklin Higginsville and Kansas City. Residents travel for health family and church gatherings while others discuss local events and upcoming bazaars and meetings.
Saline Valley offers weather moderation with local notes on residents, visits, sales, and a midweek ball game summary. Mentions include Olendorff on the sick list, Giger as marshal victor last Thursday and Friday, and various neighbors visiting Glasgow and Oak Ridge.
In River View Jesee Hensick traded In Slate Saturday and Mrs JR Heuman admired her mother Mrs Bowler near ijaagow this week. John Kammeyer engaged in trading in Slater Monday. Miss Anna Hoy visits her brother A B Hoy and family in Maredball this week to attend the association.
Daily activity notes record numerous visits and errands in Gilliam and nearby towns. Harry Johnson attends school duties in Marshall, Kansas City visitors Burdell and son drop by D D Davidson's family, Dickie Hellman and sisters travel to Gilliam, Otto Kramer visits Frank Leinkuhler, Jesse Hensick goes to Blackwater, Henry Hinnah trades in Gilliam, Harry Johnson shops in Gilliam, George Howard visits relatives, Frank Fisher and Lillian Hensick guest Zelda Brown and attend church, John Kammeyer visits near Blackwater, Oregon King and Jesse Hensick transact with Slater merchants, Henry Viebrock goes to Slater, J Gibson pausing through, Emmett Thompson of Arrow Peak buys corn, Dan Ehler in the community.
Loyd Tompson and his son Jake visited Kensic City and returned with a colony of 204 Tim Alien ants, an unusual incidental discovery during their expedition.
Jesse Roberts funeral held last week. Miss Lee Lawless dismissed school for several days and attended. Alex Spencer visits relatives in Mt. Leon ard. Joe Auer took a fast trip to Marshall on Saturday. Rev. Smith of Hale Missouri spent several days here with his bride Miss Nancie Harris. Clay Center teacher not yet able to teach but schools began Monday with a substitute. A crowd of young people gathered at Sylvester Woods Monday evening for a lively party.
A public health notice warns that coughing or lingering colds can lead to pneumonia or tuberculosis. It promotes Ballarda Horehound Syrup as a remedy and lists prices of 50s 500 and 1.00 per bottle, sold by P. B. Franklin.
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