Robbery News Lifts Anticipation in Sweet Springs
Antioch residents heard by telephone of the Bank of Sweet Springs robbery amid Sunday activities. Local social visits include Rev J B Carter’s service, Dolly Montgomery funeral, and several family gatherings. Weather and travel notes mention rain, teens, and cold North Dakota reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Sweet Springs
Andy Cook
Arthur Cox
Chas. Aldridge
J. 8. Carter
Sweet Springs
Antioch
Dolly Montgomery
Cretcher
Will Langwish
Henry Renwald
Miss Bentley
Ovle Hays
Preaching at Blue Lick Church During Thanksgiving Week
Blue Lick Church holds Thanksgiving day services and likely the entire week. D N Dennis and family visited sister Mrs Jasper Holden Saturday and Sunday. Pastor W P Luce plans to be married soon. Blue Lick Sunday School to have a Christmas tree at the church on Christmas. J R Stallaworth intends to move to Missouri soon to operate a sawmill this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lick Church
D. N. Dennis
Jasper Holden
W. P. Luce
Blue Lick
J. R. Stallaworth
Missouri
Social notes from Rose Valley and nearby towns
Mrs John Whirley hosted guests in Rose Valley while Myrtle Haggard of Sweet Springs visited area families. Local residents attended a medal contest at the high school auditorium. Various families, including the Haggards and Mayses, hosted relatives over the weekend and shared visits in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whirley
B. R. Johnson
Myrtle Haggard
Sweet Springs
A. J. Umpiret
Mote Haggard
T. A. McAllister
W. J. Snow
W. Kk Smith
Pusa Scott
Mary
Uriah Mayse
Carter
Antioch
John Delap
John D
Harvie Scott
Jim Haggards
Malta Bend Notes On Local Calls And Visits
Miss Mary Sailor was called to Blater Wednesday to see her sister Mrs. Clovi who is quite sick. Miss Lydia and Dora Flair of Blackburn are guests of their meter Mrs Meinershagen. Mrs Offie Walker left last Thursday for a visit to friends and relatives in Ill. Wilson and wife were coun
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Mary Sailor
Blater
Clovi
Lydia
Dora Flair
Blackburn
Meinershagen
Offie Walker
Wilson
Coun
Local Residents News and Household Updates
Walker Baker purchased an automobile. E. D. Williams was a county seat visitor last week. J. J. Wheeldon returned Sunday to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Everett Fulton came home from Tipton Saturday. Her daughter Mrs. Monsees joined her for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Cummings is quite ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Baker
E. D. Wiliams
J. J. Wheeldon
Everett Fulton
Tipton
Mrs .Monsees
Cummings
Hanson’s Christmas Goods Sale Opens Storefront
We are ready with our Christmas goods including dolls baskets albums pictures wall pockets hand bags and more at Geo N Hanson’s offering a seasonal display and shopping opportunity for shoppers seeking gifts.
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Geo. N. Hanson’s
Uncalled Letters in Maraball Post Office 1908 Notice
Uncalled for letters listed for Maraball post office on November 25 1908 will be sent to the dead letter office if not collected within two weeks The list includes May Clarkson Anna Falle Ethel Garves Lucy Heathermar Georgia Smith Haywood Burkes Willie Cooper Wm Ferguson Wm l Mowles C F Gilbert Cal Grant E J Gon M A Harris Howe Bros Robt Lesley Willie Marshall Shpeon Nite Tan Chompson Roger Wilson JW Woodsmall M T CHASTAIN P M
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Maraball
May Clarkson
Anna Falle
Ethel Garves
Lucy Heathermar
Georgia Smith
Haywood Burkes
Willie Cooper
Wm. Ferguson
Wm l Mowles
C F Gilbert
Cal Grant
E J Gon
M A Harris
Howe Bros
Robt
Lesley
Willie Marshall
Shpeon Nite
Tan Chompson
Roger Wilson
Hillen and Travis wed in Slater Catholic Church
Frank W. Hillen and Miss Mollie Travis, both of Nelson, were married at St. Patrick Church in Slater on Wednesday morning November 18 at seven o'clock mass by Rev Fortune. Attendants were John C. Mooney and Miss Rosa Millen, sister of the groom.
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Frank W. Hillen
Mollie Travis
Nelson
Catholc
Slater
Fortune
John C. Mooney
Rosa Millen
Royal Rug Giveaway at Geo N Jananss Dec 28
Wanted exchange notice seeks a broad sow that will farrow soon in exchange for a fat boar. Call A M O'Donnell four miles southeast of Marshal. Funeral service for Rev R S Hunter held at M E Church South on Friday. large turnout and pastors from nearby towns attended. Hunter suffered from prolonged ailments.
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Geo. N. Jananss
A. M. O'Donnell
Marshal
Hunter
M. E. Church
South
Notice of Inheritance Probate in Saline County
Notice is given that letters testamentary to the estate of William Cooper were granted November 1008 by the Probate Court of Saline County Missouri. Claims against the estate must be shown within one year after letters were granted or be barred. two years from publication to be barred. Mary Alach Cooper executrix.
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William Cooper
Probate Court
Saline County
First M E Church Notes on Malta Bend and Marshall
Illness of Mrs W T Cummins delayed the Malta Bend Marshall pulpit exchange. Rev E O Smith preached on the Devil in the Home and The Mastery of Self. Sederay Jones spoke on Gods Presence With Us In The Midst Of The Storm and communion followed. Quarterly Conference noted 25 percent growth and full pastor salary. Members formed Merry Bachelor's Club. Sunday School baseball home run incentive and new church entrants noted. nine youth received church membership last Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Cummins
Malta Bend
Marshall
E. O. Smith
W. F. Jones
Sedalia
Sucersa
M. E
M. FE
Steds
Bucs
Reds
Subscribers renewals from Miss Vogt and Mrs Moon
Among Our Subscribers, Miss Rhoda C. Vogt of Grand Pass now in Las Cruces New Mexico orders the Republican to keep tab on Saline county. Mrs L C Moon nee Caldwell of Harlem Montana sends up a two year renewal, saying she cannot do without it, it feels like a letter.
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Rhoda C. Vogt
Grand Pass
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Batuniay
Saline County
L. C. Moon
Renewed subscribers boost local Republican support
New and renewing subscribers arrive from Pennyville to Nelson and Glasgow. Rev L W Spears, cdl, visited a physician regarding his ill wife and ordered the Republican for her. A J Henneger, J L McCormick, C M Wood, and others renewed or joined, including Ed Darwin’s Kansas gift to support conversion of her husband, plus renewals from S G Hanley J M Morris J M McClelland W D Leffler Geo Koch F H Kruse Louis Baringhaus and Fred Siefker at Glasgow banquet and Saline Valley.
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L. W. Spears
Cdl
Pennyville
A. J. Henneger
Marshall
J. L. McCormick
Grand Island
C. M. Wood
Ed Darwin
Rosedale
Kansas
G. Hanley
J. M. Morris
J. M. McClelland
W. D. Leffler
Photographs at Chesney's Studio Save for Christmas
Having a dozen fine photographs taken now at Chesney's Studio shields you from last minute expense and concern. Secure portraits early to ease holiday planning and ensure ready gifts or keepsakes.
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cChesney
Death of Randolph Howell at six years old
Randolph Howell died Monday afternoon at one o clock November 16 at his mother Mrs Grace Higginbothams Nelson home. The cause was diphtheria and stomach trouble. He was born December 6, 1901, and was 6 years 11 months 10 days old at death. The letter expresses deep sympathy to his mother and relatives and says he is safe in the arms of Jesus.
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Grace Higginbotham
Nelson
Randolph
Jesus
How To Stack Hay To Prevent Moisture Damage
Farmers with heavy hay crops can build a raised stack from rails or poles to allow air flow beneath. Start small at the base, lay hay in the center first, press firmly, and work outward. Leave a gap from the edge, two thirds of the stack filled before topping, then cap with marsh hay and hangers to protect from storms.
Donation appeal boosts support for Emmanuel Children's Home
Mrs Jessie Ames appeals Marshall readers to donate to Emmanuel Children's Home in Mountain Grove Missouri. She explains funds are needed beyond operating expenses and offers donor names and amounts for a forthcoming feature. A postcard souvenir offer is planned for contributors with names listed in the paper.
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Marshall
Jessie Ames
A. Cc
A. C. Ames
Jessie
Emmanuel Children's Home
Mgr
Emanuels Childrens Home
Mountain Grove
Perfectly Cured Stacking Before Haulage
A brief note emphasizes that stacking must be perfectly cured prior to hauling. It warns that improper curing can lead to issues during transport and loading. The guidance stresses ensuring full readiness of stacked goods before movement commences.
Careful Root Handling For Better Crop Yields
Farmers' Review warns against mutilating roots in crops and trees. Avoid root damage during planting as it delays growth and can cut yields by 6 to 10 percent. Plan soil depth to avoid roots and prevent costly repairs, preserving rapid plant development.
Dogs Kill Panthers in Bhavnagar Native Sport
The London Telegraph reports a striking event in Bhavnagar where trained dogs of the Thakur Saheb were released on two full grown panthers before about 8,000 spectators. The dogs overwhelmed and killed the panthers as the cages opened and the animals tried to retreat among the crowd. It is noted the dogs were scented with snuff to dull the panthers' smell.
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Bhavnagar
London Telegraph
Thakur Saheb
Maidan
Maharani Saheba
Too Small a Dog in a New Jersey Burglary
A New Jersey man narrates a daring burglary at his home. The intruder entered the dining room and stole silver, then took the mantel clock. The homeowner’s dog, a small guardian, did not deter the thief, prompting a wry remark from a friend about the watchdog.
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New Jersey
Susie
Mido
Advertising Napoleon Meets the Real Estate Trade
A Boston Post excerpt shows a real estate firm promoting land with a young ad writer urging buyers to seize the moment. The senior partner questions using such grand rhetoric and money on advertising, noting the irony of praising Napoleon in a sales pitch.
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Napoleon
Boston Post
A Saving Mission At Synod Over Smoking
A minister recounts an address on smoking’s evil at a synod. He told a fellow minister he had 100 cigars, smoked one, and would burn the rest. The other minister said he would accompany him to “rescue the ninety and nine,” a plan to join in the effort.
Not for Her. A Hat-Wearing Man Causes a Refusal
A fragment shows a dialogue where one character confronts another about marriage. The speaking pair discusses refusal, with emphasis on a man who goes under a hat and a woman’s firm stance against marrying him. The tone suggests a dramatic social moment.
Suburban Letter Carrier Complain From Stovepipe Hamper
A suburban resident complains that large stovepipe sections hamper movement as a letter carrier navigates the morning route. The exchange notes the carrier wearing the constrictive items and a disruption in daily routine. The curious dialogue hints at the challenges of curbside deliveries and weather.
Shake poem praised by Mr Stormington Barnes
A fragment shows Mr Stormington Barnes arguing that reading Shake lines aloud might have convinced critics, while Gentle Eadlem notes people did not regard Shake as a great artist. The exchange hints at literary debate and public perception.
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Shake Ae
Stormington Barnes
Anay
Ham
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Rev. Herndon
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