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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
4
Probate docket spans December dates with numerous guardians ad litem administrators and executors named. Listed are Alspach Brayman Alt house Audaley Bramble Hradley Bradley and many others across December 6 to 24. Strong entities include individuals such as Fisher, Haynie, Leimkuehler, Orear, Parkhurst and Parkhurst Gdn. Exrs and Adms. The docket enumerates cases, guardianships, and estates with multiple parties.
A fragmented probate notice lists numerous heirs guardians and executors with varied spellings and dates such as December 26 28 and 31. Names include H Fisher Myrtle Annie Walter Wade Jake H Fish Rogers Richart Sarah Admr Simons Mabel Margarite J Lacy Norris Iain Shoemaker Preston Harry Sullivan Lydia Mary Lynch Isac C Tedder and Jacob Berg among others with executors and guardians noted in a memorial style docket.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism lumbago stiff muscles strains sprains burns bruises and pains. It recommends keeping a bottle at home and attributes the claim to Goldby P H Franklin.
The American Tobacco Company and the Burley Tobacco Society closed a landmark 1906 1007 crop deal in Louaville Kentucky, averaging 20 12 cents per pound for 1906 and 17 cents for 1007. The transaction covers about 1,000,000 pounds held in the pool by the society, with roughly $14,000,000 spent by the trust. Rejoicing erupted among Kentuckians supporting night riders, marking a major victory for the Burley growers' organization spanning about fifty five counties.
In the Uvely district growers formed an organization led by officers and an Executive Board to revolt against the American Tobacco Company. They aimed to raise prices by reducing production, seeking at least 8 cents per pound profit and achieving an average of about 19 cents per pound through curtailment.
A short health blurb advises that a weak pale baby with loss of flesh and irritability may have worms. It recommends White's Cream Vermifuge, sold by P. H. Franklin, as a harmless remedy to expel worms and restore the child to a healthy normal condition.
C W Peecher, who favors possums over money orders, sent a 50c telegram to Willis Chastain and Henry Fishback about a possum hunt at McLeod Oklahoma but the telegram was returned unpaid. Peecher now owes 50 cents and is scraping soup bones while seeking 50c to cover the charge. Citizens are asked to donate cabbage or pumpkins at the post office.
A local advertisement from Geo N Han son offers large discounts on dress goods underwear blankets and comforts. Shoppers can find price cuts across essential fabric items with emphasis on savings and value.
Chicago reports that after a review at the Peter Van Vilswingen office the forgeries total 1 559 423 dollars. William C. Niblack, vice president and receiver for Chicago Title and Trust, notes only a full paper audit will reveal how much was used by the convict, who now serves time in Joliet. He had claimed 84 million could cover the defrauded documents.
Missouri farmers are urged to request the premium list for the National Corn Exposition in Omaha December 9 to 19. Missouri exhibitors should assemble a strong display, with free transport for exhibits and catalog information on shipping. Entries close December 5. M F Miller, Vice President for Missouri.
Visit Geo. N. Hanson's dry goods department for a fresh assortment of goods. Everything new and offered at the lowest prices to attract shoppers and boost sales.
A seed testing lab for Missouri farmers has been installed at Columbia by the U S Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the Missouri Experiment Station. The lab will test seed purity and weeds and can perform germination tests. Farmers send two tablespoons of seed with name and a letter choosing quality or quality and germination tests. service is free and results return in a few days.
It is time now to have those pictures made if you want them for Christmas. DO IT NOW at McChesney's Studio.
Attorney O L Houts received a telegram stating the court of appeals affirmed a judgment for 2500 dollars against the City of Warrensburg. The city treasurer warns it will take hustling to raise funds to cover costs and the judgment amid a strained city treasury claimed to be in debt between 84000 and 6000 dollars excluding the judgment.
A nostalgic reminiscence from the New York Sun on an idealized apple pie. The piece describes a richly juiced crust with greenings layered in circles, butter bits, nutmeg, and a top that resembles yellow rosebud petals. It urges a precise, print ready set of proportions for perfect baking.
Elder J W Cook recalls a rainy Clair county night when a candle was unavailable in a crowded dark schoolhouse. A resourceful brother improvises by tearing platform planks to create a flickering splinter light so the traveling preacher can read his Bible and the meeting becomes a remarkable success.
A jeweler explains that diamonds are carbon and burn in fire, comparing their behavior to coal. He notes diamonds can burn with a gemlike flame leaving no smoke or ash, as their plate ends clean after the blaze.
The account describes Adams collapsing on the House floor and Dr. W A Newell of New Jersey as the first to reach him. It cites Newell’s claim that Adams whispered a final line about quick brandy, challenging established histories of the death at the Capitol.
In a playful exchange Billy wishes to be a giraffe to easily reach over a fence. Tommy notes another time not to be giraffe like, asking when. The punchline hints at mornings when soap and water scrub the neck, prompting humor about tall necks and chores.
A patronising neighbor mocks Mr. Cernéespel about farming expertise. He retorts that a man who knew farming would not have settled in the area, implying ignorance on both sides and revealing tension in the neighborhood.
A fragmentary scene describes a couplet of dialogue about a moonlight walk and a request for action. A sudden shout of Hands up! interrupts the moment as the speaker runs three blocks, pursued by a mischievous brother who reveals it was only a joke or love.
Nelson barber J M McClelland boasts modern shaving parlor methods with chloroform and skillful hair removal leaving a clean face. He promises big pay for customers who advertise his services, and hints at far reaching reach across Saline County with a cheeky payoff offer.
A calculation shows the educated man earning about 40 000 dollars over forty years versus 18 000 for a day laborer, a 22 000 dollar gap. It argues five months of study buys the education and a better job, urging Hookkeeping Business Training at Moberly Commercial College in Missouri for placement after completion.
Malta Read Elder Wille Cole and his wife announce the birth of a fine boy born November 2 1908 Mrs Offa Walker departed Thursday morning for Bt Lewis and Freedman Illinois to visit relatives Qui Vive
Mr and Mrs Will Fieher and daughter Miss Hilda were pleasant callers from near Little Rock Thursday of last week.
An advertisement warns that coughing leads to pneumonia or consumption and promotes Baltard's Horehound Syrup with prices 25c, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle. It is marketed by PH Franklin.
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