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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
5
Local items from Marshall and surrounding area
Residents report travels and visits with relatives from Grand Pass to Malta Bend and Kansas City. Local folk attend stock shows, with J. W. Neehart announcing a ten pound boy, and estate sales bringing satisfactory prices. Amputation planned for Romulus Hagan, Clara Leimkuhler breaks arm, and real estate deals include W. S. Moore farm sale for 10000 with an exchange house valued at 4500.
Pittman Moves to Tom McDonough Farm West of Town
Jos Pittman moved from the Plains to the Tom McDonough farm west of town this week after recently buying the place. Mr McDonough last week purchased the adjoining property.
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Jos. Pittman
the Plains
Tom McDonough
McDonough
Local engagement and business updates from Sedalia area
The J. W. Piper place south of town has moved. A coming marriage is announced for Chas R Holloway and Miss Barah FE Wix of Butler to occur at her home Oct 28. Holloway recently left the Marshall Acetylene Light Co office and is now in Kansas City. R E Smith bought a general merchandise stock at Sedalia and sold the hardware department to Coulter Hardware Co. Smith and Prigmore traveled to Sedalia Wednesday to ship the stock here. Sweet Springs Herald notes visits by Mr and Mrs N C Henegar of Fairmount Indiana and W G Henegar of Kansas City to A J Henegar east of town. An Indiana Democrat predicts a 300000 Bryan majority. Milton Allgon received a letter from Hon J C McKinley stating he cannot speak in the state before the election and that no action by the late committee would be appreciated.
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Chas
R. Holloway
Barah FE. Wix
Butler
Marshall Acetylene Light Co
Kanas City
R. E. Smith
Sedal
Coulter Hardware Co
Messrs. Smith
Prigmore
Sedalia
Sweet Springs
N. C. Henegar
Fairmount
Ind
W. G. Henegar
Kansas City
A. J. Henegar
N. C
Bryan
Milton Allgon
J. C. McKinley
Iliuwe
Press Grippings and Morning Prayers at Bearded Faces
A humorous column fragment depicts a young man asking about tobacco and a mother guiding a child through morning prayers. It includes quips about rising early, a famous saying attributed to Elmo Register, and a vivid scene of an old lady at a fairway yelling to a daughter. The note closes with travel updates and friendly callers.
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Elmo Register
Siznt
Saly
Real Estate Transfers Include Numerous Lot and Parcel Changes
A series of real estate transfers record movements of parcels and lots among multiple buyers and sellers. Transactions mention 45a in 361 19 Geo Nolke to WN&SA Dille 40a and strip, 80a in 8-49-21 Grown by trustee to J W Goodwin, 700 Geo E Woed to Vao Briscoe lots in College add, and other assignments including parcels in Slater and Hudsons Additions, Central Natl, and Blackburn areas.
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Robt King
Henry Viebrock
Geo Nolke
Wn&sa Dille
J W Goodwin
JG Goodwin
J M Donnell Bamg
Cuss Cade Apes
ST Thurman
Lucy Rector
East Marshall
Steven Tuders
Clara Sutherland
College
Mar- Abort
Wa Abaukkest
Henry
F Wheeler
Herndon
Evelin Besty
Chase Downs
Geo
Vao Briscoe
Joseph Hrengarth
Joseph T Robertson
Thomses Stewart
Margaret A W Farrell
Hudsons
Marshall
Alfle P Metcalf
Salome Hunolt
Slater
Lemue R Mead
Jas L Shaw
West Slater
Harry Presley
JL Stupford
J HL Staples
Chas Murphy Bia
St Louis Live Stock Market Report October 2 1978
Cattle receipts about 6000 with a steady to down market from yesterday. Top cattle reached 700 per head. heavy steers sold near that level. Hog receipts around 9000 with top hogs at 5.60. mixed weights ranged 4.25 to 5.60. Lambs and sheep fell, top lambs 5.56 with most in the 5.00 to 5.26 range. receipts light and values expected to firm slowly.
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Lée
Ball Seeks Supreme Court Backing in Missouri Row
Dave Ball vows to push investigation of alleged election fraud in St. Louis with Sager, plans to argue before the Missouri Supreme Court. He stresses continued support for the ticket, disputes backing down, and names four figures he says framed the deal. Ball recalls touring Missouri with Bryan supporters and laments a stolen governor nomination amid calls for open ballot boxes.
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St. Louis
Ball
Sager
Jefferson City
Lehmann
Supreme Court
Cowherd
Kansas City
Hall
Missouri
Bryan
Brazil’s Coffee Corner Scheme Ends in Collapse New York
Brazil abandons plan to corner world coffee markets after losing 15.6 million dollars. Sao Paulo government had bought coffee to prop up prices for two years, with 75 million spent and 8 million bags on hand. A new loan of 875 million is to be issued publicly as the scheme ends.
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Sao Paulo
United States
Germany
Elewhere
Europe
New York
Brazil
Sao Pauo
Piano accident claims life of Ed Thomas in Kansas City
Ed Thomas, about thirty, colored, son of Frank Thomas of this place, died Saturday in Kansas City when a piano fell on him. He had lived in Miami about eight to ten years ago and was employed by Jenkins Music Co. in Kansas City.
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Ed Thomas
Frank Thomas
Kansas City
Thomas
Miami Unt
Jenkins Music Co
News
Mean Trick Rocks Harmony Church Buggy In Town
Alex Burnside reports a prank last Sunday night at Harmony church where a wheel was removed from his buggy. In backing out the wheel came off, Burnside was thrown but unharmed. The missing tap was found in the buggy rear. Burnside offers a big dinner and cider to the culprit if they come to his home. He recalls about forty or fifty similar tricks in the area.
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Alex Burnside
Miami
Harmony Church
Mr. Burnside
Rev. Claggett
Burnside
Bryan's Specious Record Across Taft Speech
Judge Taft cites Bryan's inconsistent political history, attacking promises and impracticable proposals. He questions Bryan's practical leadership, noting twelve years of unfulfilled promises, issue-hunting, repudiation, negotiation, and avoidance of national responsibility.
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Bryan
Taft biography marker in 1900 telegram pivot to presidency
Old documents recount how a telegram to Judge William H Taft in Cincinnati in 1900 led to a White House meeting with McKinley and Long Then Elihu Root urged Taft to accept the call to the Philippines role The exchange framed the turning point that propelled Taft into the 1900 Republican nomination and national service
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William H. Tart
United States Court
Federal
Cinciuhat
William McKinley
Judge Taft
Washington
White House
Secretary Long
Navy
Elihu Root
War
Mr. Taft
Wedding Trip Ends in Tragedy as Bride Dies
Howard Shepherd traveled to Indianapolis last week for a friend's wedding but the bride-to-be died suddenly from typhoid fever. The funeral details and impact on the wedding party remain unstated.
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Howard Shepherd
Indianapolis
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