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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

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Deaths MRS BERT GREENLEE of West Marshall at 32

Mrs Bert Greenlee died at her home after a week of illness from appendicitis aged 32 years She leaves a husband and one child five years old The funeral will be held Sunday at 8 30 from the residence and burial will be in Sweet Springs Also noted are deaths of Kelley infant son of Mr and Mrs Kelley and a memorial verse referencing a white flower and farewell lines

Bert Greenlee West Marshall Reva Abbott Trousvals Clemens Sweet Springs Kelley Mra Cheleome Kone Salem Cemetery Sweet

Florence Murdock Dies from Diphtheria at East Saline

Florence Murdock ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Murdock of east Saline died last week from diphtheria. Funeral services were conducted by Rey Moses Crues.

Florence Murdock G. L. Murdock East Saline Rey Moses Crues

Williams dies at Gillam after long illness

PD Williams died at his son FL P Williams home in Gillam on Tuesday of consumption after a prolonged illness. He had moved to Croral eight years ago for health, returned in critical condition a month ago, and is survived by his widow and two children FE P and Miss Dee. Remains sent to Odessa for burial yesterday.

PD. Williams FL P. Williams Gillam Sopet Mr. Williams Crloral Lo Ik FE. P Miss Dee Odessa

Unknown man struck by C. A. passenger near town

An unidentified man about 45, described as prosperous, was run over Saturday evening at a level crossing several miles west of town by a C. & A. passenger train and killed instantly. No clue to his identity. The remains were taken to the potter's field for burial.

Amy Harris dies at home in West Marshall

Amy Harris known as Aunt Amy dies at her West Marshall home on Tuesday from dropsy. She weighed near 400 pounds. Funeral held at Fairview Cemetery on Wednesday. The obituary notes she was a longtime employee of Campbell.

Amy Harris West Marshall Amy Torrieter Fairview Cemetery

Republican speakers plan rallies in multiple towns

Republican Speaking Secretary of State John E F Sweanee and candidate W F Maring will address crowds in Marshall next Friday October 6 at Bopom and in Sweet Springs Saturday October 10 at 2 PM. They will also speak at Mackwater Friday at 2 PM.

John EF. Sweanee Ifon W. F. Maring Marshall Peday Bopom Sweet Springs Mackwater

Campbell Bros Circus Draws Large Marshall Crowd

Campbell Bros Circus performed to a very large Marshall audience on Saturday. The afternoon rain and possible mistimed schedule somewhat affected attendance, but spectators appeared pleased with the show and its performances.

Diphtheria Affects Kansas City Man

J. EK. dongs of Kansas City and T. C. Jones of Marshnal have suffered diphtheria this past week. Both are reported as nearing recovery after illness.

J. EK. Dongs Kansas City T. C. Jones Marshnal

Missouri State Fair entries surge to record numbers in 1908

The Missouri State Fair closes entries on September 26 1908 with over double last year’s totals across departments. Live stock shows large entries, especially sheep and cattle, with space limited for pens at the state fair. Notable features include the Missouri Futurity Know races for 4 year old Missouri bred horses and a Challenge Stallion Race with a $1,250 purse. The racing card features top horses including Citation and a strong running race lineup headlined by the Great Missouri Derby.

Missouri Ohio Nebraska Rave West Reaper Falmont Ashbrook Meyer Sprongte State Fair Missouri State Fair Yonar Los Fale Citation Clumbus

New Clothing Store Opens With Strong Early Trade

The new clothing store J. Derg & Son opens with a bright prospect in a good location. Their long experience in clothing assures a solid start, and they report rushing trade in the first week of business.

J. Derg & Son Berg

Fall Causes Death of Pendleton Trussell at Stairway

Pendleton Trussell died after a fall from a stairway south of Carpenter's Racket Store while under the influence of liquor. He struck his head, fractured his skull, and died without regaining consciousness. He was about forty seven, survived by a wife and three children. Funeral held at his North Kent residence on Wednesday. he moved here from Morgan County nine years ago.

Pendleton Trussell Carpenter Menay North Kent Morgan County

Corn theft complaint seeks help at residence

T J Rawlings of the east side reports corn losses along the road and urges those aiding themselves to stop thefts by calling at his house. He accuses some fishermen of taking corn and warns they risk harm if they persist.

T. J. Rawlings

Suspicious Liquor Dump Quarantined After Malta Haul

Report notes eight barrels of liquor unloaded at Malta and hauled to Marshall after dark last week. Observers expect the filtered product to appear on streets in large numbers, with debate whether the substance is lemon extract or the eight barrels responsible for the recent disturbance.

Malta Marshall

Barnhill-Pile Wedding Announcement Tea

Miss Elizabeth Pile hosted an at home gathering at Wanama ker to reveal her coming marriage to Louharl Harehill of this city on Wednesday October 1. About fifty guests attended as floral wedding guessing games entertained attendees and the winner drew a prize card announcing the engagement.

Elizabeth Pile Wanamaker Mere W Louharl MM Harehill Frances Napton Julia Thorp Jin Alicon Miss Thorp

Plague is Checked in St. Petersburg

In Russia the Asiatic cholera epidemic shows 15,683 cases and 7,102 deaths overall. In St. Petersburg since September 4 there have been 4,931 cases and 1,875 deaths. Recent government efforts improved sanitation, with 208 new city cases and 145 deaths in the latest twenty four hours, versus prior day totals.

St. Petersburg Russia Premer Stolyp'n

Mrs Elizabeth Brown Rapidly Recovering From Stroke

Mrs Elizabeth Brown is rapidly recovering from a late paralytic stroke, according to a formal statement. Her improvement is noted as steady with hopeful prospects for return to normal activities.

Elizabeth Brown

Talbott Wins Damage Suit Against City Over Sewer Spill

Circuit Court reports Nicholas Talbott won damages from the city of Marshall after a sewer overflow polluted his land and water. The Stoner van Roger case from Miami was withdrawn by the plaintiff. Other court losses were minimal this week.

Nicholas Talbott Marshall Mr. Talbott Ihe Stoner van Roger Miami

Bale Cheap-Wood heating stove inquiry

Local notice lists Bale Cheap-Wood heating stove for sale with contact at 2578 Jefferson. The brief states interested buyers may inquire at the address for details and pricing.

Jefferson

Montgomery's Tomato Crop Expands Across County

W L Montgomery of Creteher reports a surge in tomato farming near Marshfield Missouri. The Marshfield Canning Company contends with heavy packing, recording 26 265 cans in ten hours and 40 400 in fifteen hours. Per acre yields quoted include 9726 pounds from a half acre and 14 000 pounds from one acre, with Will Montgomery at 59 527 pounds from three acres.

W. Ll. Montgomery Creteher Marshfield Mearshfiel Mall Marshfield Canning Company W. A. Wilson Lawson Will Montgomery

The Selection of Seed Corn

The Selection of Seed Corn discusses improving corn yields through better selection and care of seed corn. It notes germination problems arise from late picking and improper handling during storage and early growth.

Seed corn vitality Depends on thorough drying before hard freezes

Agricultural note from MF Miller of the Agricultural Experiment Station at Columbia, Missouri, emphasizes that seed corn must be thoroughly dried to prevent frost damage. It recommends field selection of well ripened ears, careful handling, rapid drying in ventilated spaces, and keeping seed corn dry, noting yields decline if moisture remains.

Sleovn

German St John Church to Observ e Sunday Event

The German St John church at Emia will observe this on East on Sunday Oct Tith All welcome.

Emia

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W. A. Vawter Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co West Side Square Marshall, Mo Campberes Threus Sam Harris Cal Campbell Bros. Circus Wan't J. P. Huston Barnhill Circuit Court Montgomery Mf, Miller Columbia, Mea
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