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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
7
Patterson, a jealous engineer, plans revenge after discovering his fiancée’s affair with pilot Bolton. As a storm rages, the Sayville nears a treacherous Middleburgh drawbridge and Bolton must act courageously to save passengers from disaster.
A steamer disaster unfolds as the hero battles the wheel, a wreck erupts, and a bravely saved life costs him nerve. Bolton’s stunt at the wheel saves him briefly, while the engineer perishes and a doomed romance shadowing the tale ends with a cruel twist of fate.
Mr Amick met with an accident Wednesday evening while returning with a mall and turkeys on a ridge near Mrs Hoge. His team became frightened by turkeys and broke a tongue from the wagon. Frank Townseral arrived with a hay wagon and helped, Mrs Eastham was a passenger. Amick repaired the wreck and set to be ready for the next day.
Harmony church will hold a series of meetings north east of here beginning Sunday September 27. The events will be led by Rav. 8. 6O. Deckard of Marshall. Mrs. H. D. Vout recently moved from Miller cottage in Kansas City and joined husband who works as engineer at a packing plant there. Mr. Vethaw, a Bh. OF rail road operator from Hancock Maryland, is visiting with his uncle WU. Burger at Sharon. They were in town Monday and enjoyed a day on the Wakenden Tuesday."
K N Ayres departed Tuesday morning for Clinton Oklahoma to check on his daughter Mrs John Morriaco who remains critically ill with typhoid fever Mrs Balthis and her daughter Mrs Hall from New York are visiting the Jordan families Rudolph and William Jordan Mrs Balthis son Johnnie wed Miss Mary Jordan lifelong friend of Cambridge business circles is noted as well preserved for her age in Globe account
James DeMesa is sinking a deep well for W. B. Lunbeck on the new addition to Malta Bend. The project progresses amid typical midwest town construction activity as crews extend services to the growing development.
Mrs. Cox and child left Monday for her home in Heiden. We regret parting with this timable family as we hoped they would stay. New Henness, from Colorado, arrived this week to seek health then left for Spelagefield to live with his erater Homer Morrs. accompanied his ax far on Kon ane Clio. A large delegation from Dover and Wavery came Tuesday to attend the suit of Capt. Tedd va. Thomas Taylor Whith testified and the jury found for the plaintiff.
J D Dickson and Sonuide settle with three fire insurance companies after the blaze. They will receive 5000 and a claim on the plant valued at 1000. A 4 percent payment is due sixty days after the fire date. The insurer notes the plant will be rebuilt, financed partly by a stock company in which both will hold interests.
A building north of Slater owned by Ish and used by Rhoades Allen and Miller Ellyson was destroyed by fire last Friday night. Firms stored several hundred dollars of leather and tallow. no one was injured. Insurance did not cover the loss. Fire is believed to have started from a neglected fire left by a night worker. Gertrude Myller Miller, age one, died at home after several weeks illness. funeral services were conducted by a local minister.
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr. Miles Nervine claiming it cures rheumatism and soothes nerves, promising relief after years of suffering. The copy offers free advice and notes a money back guarantee if no benefit, with address to Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana.
Ree Woo Chaek were billeted at Salohka cemetery after noon. Posh in Blatter Cay Cemetery. Riadler Hack Campbell, living eight miles north of Sinte on the Missouri, was in town that Monday, noting the river lower than ever seen and a bad wed in sight.
The State Fair Corn Show offers special premiums on corn grown by youths under 20 and 1H year olds. Banks back the event with incentives for corn growers, aiming to boost exhibits across every county. Winners may preserve produce for the January Winter Show in Columbia, signaling broad statewide participation.
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