Deaths Mrs Mary Baldwin and Col near Fairville
Mrs Mary Baldwin died at her home near Longwood on Tuesday. Her funeral was at the MoE Church south on Wednesday at 1 a m and she was laid to rest in Ridge Park cemetery. Col died at her home near Fairville on Thursday evening of last week at about 85. Her funeral was Saturday afternoon and she was laid to rest in Fairview. Over the last two years her mind declined but she remained a faithful old Christian lady liked by all who knew her. Three sons and three daughters survive.
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Longwood
Moe
Ridge Park
Col
Fairville
Awe
Fairview
Real Estate Transfers and a Newborn in West Marshall
Real estate transfers include Edw Caniday to Jon W Hil too lot 12 block 1 Hick s addition Veradon John A Lime by Tre wn J OL Deriske 40 acres Jasper EB Murphey to Joe W Murphey 40 acres lot 21 52 WW John T Rector to Gee and Bula Whitthoven part lot d 2 block 35 Bieter Thomas A Jenkins to W A Robinson 159 acres 11 44 20 W H Alison Henry Jacoby 370 acres lot 14 24 49 2 W A Bauer to Robt F Pet ring lots 1 2 6 7 8 block 3 Havcock s Fod addition to Blackburn Ne Murray P Davidson to Fritz v Wolber 114 24 acres lot No 6 Island No 2 5 bw 1030 1000 4300 22000 Mr and Mrs W F Patterson of West Marshall have a new son at their home.
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Caniday
Jon W. Hil
Lota & To
Hick
Veradon
John A. Lime
Tre
Wn J
Island
Among Our Subscribers and a Cold Week
Farmer Manley from near Napton paid for the Republican a year. Mrs. J. B. Odell of Napton and her daughter visited after noon, Mrs. Odell ordered the Republican a year. Thos. Toney of Miami rural route subscribed this week. W. T. Brown of Koping serving on the criminal jury ordered the Republican. Chas. Murphy of Nelson rural route ordered the Republican and Globe-Democrat via Jas. T. Shackelford. M. C. Chaffee, Sr. left for Corinth, Miss. to visit his brother and to continue the Republican there. He travels to dodge winter, hoping warm Democrats in Corinth. Weather this week hindered subscriber counts.
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Farmer Manley
Napton
J. B. Odell
Tom Vawter
Odell
Thos. Toney
Miami
W. T. Brown
Koping
Chas. Murphy
Nelson
Republican and Globe-Democrat
Jas. T. Shackleford
M. C. Chaffee, Sr
Corinth
Miss
Electric Railway Progress Reported In City
Marshall notes steady advancement on the electric railway project. Workers focus on the right of way as crews push toward completion soon.
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Marshall
Revival at First Presbyterian Church Ends in Strong Growth
The First Presbyterian Church wrapped up a two week revival led by Rev. J El Abbott. Afternoon and evening sermons stressed accepting God’s invitation and condemning sin. Personal invitations and a prayer box at the door encouraged participation. Abbott left for Indiana with his mother in law Mrs Benden for a rest and to handle business.
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First Presbyterian Church
J EL Abbott
Abbott
Indiana
Mes. Benden
Record Breaker News on Wood & Huston Bank Figures
The bank publishes its financial statement this week showing record figures. It asserts strong safety and capable management and highlights Saline County as the wealthiest agricultural county in Missouri, backing the claim with the bank’s performance.
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Wood & Huston Bank
Missouri
Ward Kincaid Robt and Frances Kincaid wed in Kansas City
Ward and Miss Frances Kincaid, once popular youths in Marshall, were married in Kansas City last week and will reside there.
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Robt
BE. Ward
Frances Kincad
Marshall
Kansas City
Will Makke
Smith Family Gains A Son In Law To Roosevelt Echo
County clerk R B L Smith praised like Roosevelt and welcomed a daughter last Saturday. He now has as many children as the President, and Suline notes a large population sharing the Smith name, denying any race suicide in his family.
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R. B. L. Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
Suline
Young Mc Ginnis suffers knife injury at home
George son of M P Mc Ginnis sustained a painful accident last week while scuffling with his brother a blade of a knife entered the centre of his right side medical aid was provided and he recovered at home as reported.
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George
M. P. McGinnis
Lost A Foot After Car Jumping Near Depot
Cornelius Young 12, son of Mrs Ida Young and grandson of P O Armenbrout, was crushed when run over by a car while jumping on and off moving vehicles near the C A depot Saturday morning. Doctors Manning Hall Hardin and Harris amputated the foot just above the ankle. He is doing nicely despite great pain and the accident is described as a natural outcome of such play and a lesson to others.
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Cornelius
Ida Young
P.O. Armenbrout
Dispute Over Bouquet Presentation At Ball Program
In a defense from the U D C the article explains that Dr Black invited Mr Stewart to receive flowers at the end of the program and that Mr Stewart’s remarks were his own responsibility not those of the inviting ladies. The piece urges readers to judge the matter themselves.
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Geo
PP. Stewart
Stewart
U. D.C
Probate Court Handles Multiple Estate Administrations
Probate court records show Sarah Richart estate letters of administration issued to Richart a son. Nelie G Witcher will probated with C P Storts as administrator bond 5000 and executor under 5000 bond. Virginia A Oots estate under 5000 bond with Storts. John Welton will names Tobt Welton administrator without bond. Court notes past clerks marriages and Judge Bush faced public complaints as turnover nears. Central Committee of Saline County to meet in Marshall at 10 a.m. Local election details follow.
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Nelie G. Witcher
C.P. Storts
Republican Central Committees
Saline County
Marshall
Lo A. A. Landay
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Newton & Leonard
Texas
Mrs
Mary Baldwin
Annie Nichols
W. F. Patterson
West Marshall
Marshall, MO
J. P
Huston
Cashier
Ward-Kincaid
W. L. Douglas
John B. Stetson
Cornelius Young
Probate
Sarah Richart
Richart
Sald
Bush
Julia Pittman
May Uzzell
Aventlonnn
California
Miss Uzzell
May Mark
B.C. Winger
W. Chase
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