Obituaries for Hoff and Solomon in Marshall area
William A Hoff of Herndon dies at 76 after cancer and prolonged illness. Major Hoff, longtime advertiser, leaves a wife Edmonia and daughter Mrs Hill, plus brother J M Huff. Funeral at Herndon Presbyterian Church led by Rev Baker. John W Solomon of South English dies after paralysis at age about 70. Survived by widow and two sons Earnest and Bennett, sister Mrs Rufus Anthony. Funeral with Woodmen of the World attendants. Sympathy extended to the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hoff
Herndon
Hoff
Augwet County
Siomot
Huff
Misa Edmonia McMahan
W. 8. Hill
Julius Shoemaker
J. M. Huff
Marshall
Herndon Presbyterian Church
Baker
John W. Solomon
Mr. Solomon
Caroline Solomon
Earnest Russell
Bennett Solomon
Rufus Anthony
Warrensburg
Woodmen of the World
Edward Neidick Dies Suddenly in Oklahoma City
Edward Neidick died suddenly at his home in Oklahoma City on October 17. His widow, Mrs Nellie Taylor Neidick, formerly of Mount Leonard, moved to Marshall after the death of her first husband about five years ago. Neidick was a prominent businessman. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved widow and daughter.
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Edward Neidick
Oklahoma City
A J McRoberts Dies in Muskogee Oklahoma
A J McRoberts, an old and prominent citizen of Malta Bend, died this week at his home in Muskogee Oklahoma. His burial took place at Malta Bend yesterday. More particulars will be given next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McRoberts
Malta Bend
Muskogee
Oklo
Commercial Club Discusses Road Fund Subscriptions
Attendance at the Commercial Club meeting led to appointing a committee to collect subscriptions for the Glasgow botoma road fund tied to the Central Route named as the Cross State Highway. The club also moved to secure an expert County Farm Adviser to collaborate with the State Agricultural College at Columbia.
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Commercial Club
Galine County
Columbia
Baeee
Single Tax-Tr ived and Found Bad
Slater Oct 12 1912 A letter from John Rupprt discusses the end of the single tax in Germany replaced by income taxation. He argues farmers suffer under new laws while workers earn more, notes Jewish involvement in socialism, and recalls farmer bankruptcies and emigration. He promises future notes on burdens on farmers and translations of socialist constitutions.
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Slater
Republican
Germany
Socialist Party
Bebal
Tman
Missouri
John Rupprt
Freak Turkey Hatches Brood Then Sets More Eggs
A neighbor reports a freak turkey gobbler near Blue Lick that chased a setting hen off her nest and hatched a brood of young chickens after setting for nearly three weeks. The gobbler, owned by Wm Short, is aggressive and appears to prefer hatching more eggs to tending his current brood, making him a stout foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clause
Blue Lick
Wm. Short
Collision Between Pat Goodson and Coal Wagon
A Monday evening collision on the southeast corner of the square left Pat Goodson the worse for wear as rain and wind hampered him while he hurried home and ran into the tongue of a Calvert Bros coal wagon driven by a wagon hand faint details of injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Goodson
Calvert Bros
Mr. Goosden
Real Estate Transfers in Marshall and Slater Areas
Mary J Dowdy et al transfer to Sterling Peterman for lot 16-32-21 2100. William T McCormick to Chas W Ewell, lots 5 6 in Wettacks Add. Lea M Zeysing and wife to C W Bridges and Clarence H Tucker, lot 4 in West Slater. Nannie C Farrell to Herbert F Martin, lot 7 block 3 Van Stone Add to Marshall. Henry to J F Coleman, lots 5 6 in Henry Add Marshall. W H Colvert to W E Dritkell, lots 11 12 block 18 English Addition Marshall. W A Masters to Geo R Crockett, 40 acres in 2-49-29. William Odell to W W H Colvert, lots 11 12 block 18 English Add Marshall. Geo R Crockett to Ella Allen, 121-2 acres in 10-19 OO. Martha Tansimore to West Grant, lot 4 block 15 West Slater. Reuben Armstrong Neal to Elizabeth Armstrong, lots 6 7 and block 16 Bakers Add Slater. Cora Ayres to Della Pignon Husband, 1-2 acres in 11-52-90. Hall Williams to Warner A Caton, 0 acres 2-48-90.
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Mary J Dowdy
Sterling Peterman
William T M McCormick
Chas W Ewell
Wettacks
Marshal
Lea M Zeysing
C W Bridges
Clarence H Tucker
West Slater
Nannie C Farrell
Herbert F Martin
van Stone
Marshall
Henry
J F Coleman
H Colvert
E Dritkell
Masters
Geo R Crockett
Batate
William Odell
Colvert
Geo. R. Crockett
Ella Allen
Martha Tansimore
West Grant
Weat Slater
Reuben Armatrong Neal
Elizabeth Armstrong Lota
Bakers
Slater
Cora Ayres
Della Pignon Husband
C Hall Williams
Warner A Caton
Missionary Society Reaches Million Dollar Fund Milestone
The Christian Missionary Sofety announced at the Louisville conference that its church extension fund crossed one million dollars and aims to raise an additional half million. The article notes a strong turnout at First Presbyterian for the installation of Rev. R. C. McAdie with Dr. W. R. Dobyns guiding service in Price's absence. Dr. Maple filled Sunday duties at the courthouse. Nearby districts report church repairs ongoing and youth leagues forming at the Baptist church. Rev. C. C. Cox to speak on Daniel at Mt Olive services.
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Sofety
Louisville
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. McAdie
Price
W. R. Dobyns
Judge Williams
Boonville
Dobyns
Martner
The
Baptist Church
C. C. Cox
Mt. Olive
Daniel
Wallace Speaking at Court House Meeting Strikes Deep
The Thursday afternoon gathering at the court house drew a large audience with J. T. McAllister presiding. Rev. B. H. Steele offered a prayer before H. B. Wallace of New York delivered a forceful Progressive address that impressed many yet drew criticism from both Republicans and Democrats for its severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. T. McAllister
B. H. Steele
H. 8. Wallace
New York
Marriage License Entries From Malta Bend to Sweet Springs
The record lists marriages and licenses for Wm. Wesaster of Malta Bend with Blanche Pape of Blackburn. Harry M. Williams of Cape Charles Virginia with Eva F. Tisdale of Sweet Springs. Chas. McDowell of Cottonwood Falls with Kaneas Audrie Buie of Marshall. Claus Brandt of Avon with Dora Kroeneke of Sweet Springs. Llewellyn Jones of Independence with Callie Belle Mitchell of Marshall.
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Wm. Wesaster
Malta Bend
Blanche Pape
Blackburn
Harry M. Williams
Cape Charles
Virginia
Progressive speakers schedule for state senate and governor races
Progressive Speaking Co. candidate W. Robbine will speak at Gilliam Friday afternoon at 9 and at 7 30 in the evening. Tomorrow he appears at Matta Bend and Grand Pass at 7 30. Judge Albert Nortons, candidate for governor, speaks in Marsh el Monday evening at 1 9. This region sees the closing campaign shots as Norton is set to deliver a strong speech.
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Co. W. Robbine
Gilliam
Matta Bend
Grand Pass
Albert Nortons
Marshell
Norton i
Odd Fellows Grand Master Visit to Marshall Meeting
The Central Missouri District Odd Fellows Association met in Marshall with Grand Master A Sperling presiding. Attendees heard welcome talks, toured the city, and discussed home at Liberty, with five candidates. Officers elected include President Harwood and Guthrey as vice president. Next session slated for Sedalia in October 1915.
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A. Sperling
Central Missouri District Association of
LO. O. F
M. C. Chaffee, Jr
A. Sterling
Liberty
J. W Wilkerson
St. Louis
Curnett
W. G. Harwood
Dover
Marshall
The Big Event: Nortoni to Speak at Court House
Judge Albert Nortoni of St. Loula will speak at the courthouse next Monday evening at 8. Nortoni is the Progressive candidate for governor and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Albert Nortoni
St. Loula
Nortoni
Unclaimed Mail at Marshall Post Office 1912
Uncalled for letters remain at the Marshall Missouri post office as of October 23 1912. If not claimed within 15 days they will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC. Names listed include Madam Reno Nannie Stephenson Joe Ayres George Carder J P Hanley H Hickman H C Koppenhagen Leonard Price J M Smith.
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Marshall, Mo
Washington, D. C
Reno
Nannie Stephenson
Joe Ayres
George Carder
J. PF. Hanley
H. Hickman
H. C. Koppenhagen
Leonard Price
J. M. Smith
Fourteenth District Medical Association Holds Court House Meeting
The Fourteenth District Medical Association met at the courthouse on Thursday and Friday with fairly good attendance and a strong program. Dr. C. T. Ryand presided as president and Dr. John R. Hall served as secretary.
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Fourteenth District Medical Association
Court House
C. T. Ryand
John R. Hall
Puzzle on binding men at four corner stations
Farm humor notes T C Jones asks how many men bind after a reaper in a square field with four corner stations. He argues five are needed. The first man moves from corner one with the machine while others copy, finishing a round as the fourth leaves corner four. On the second round no one is at the fret station.
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T. C. Jones
Kansas City Doctor Weds Miss Winnifred Reid in Saline Highlight
Dr Harry Lander Jones of Kansas City and Miss Winnifred Reid were married at the Reid home attended by family from Saline and other cities. The Rev F M Burton officiated with Miss Frances Reid as maid of honor and Dr Cleveland H Shutte as best man. The couple will reside at 41005 Holly after November 19.
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Harry L. Jones
Kansas City
T. ©. Jones
West of Town
Saline
Winnifred Reid
John A. Jones
City
Kanaiis Ciy Star
Winifred Reid
Harry Lander Jones
Joseph Reid
F. M. Burton
Jefferson City
Frances Reid
Cleveland H. Shutte
St. Louis
Jessie Palmer
Constancy
Webr
James Speed Reid
Susan Jelley
Reid
Burton McCune Reid
Springfield
J. A. Calvin
Charles H. Nave
E. M. King
Appleton City
George B. Sydnor
Lee's Summit
Marguerit McMillian
Fern Fowler
Dorothy Shepard
Marguerite Slutz
Louise Hodges
Miles Nell Gibbs
Eureka Springs
Ark
Jones
Buntin Sprigg Wedding Highlighted In Local Society
A prominent wedding last week joined Mr James Logan Buntin son of J M Buntin near Napton to Miss Myrl Sprigg daughter of W H Sprigg southeast of town. Rev Lester Stouffer officiated at the Sprigg home with Col J H Schlueter and a local caterer ensuring guests were well cared for. The marriage marked the joyful close of a lengthy courtship.
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James Logan Buntin
J. M. Buntin
Napton
Myrl Sprigg
W. H. Sprigg
Sprigg
Lester Stouffer
J. H. Schlueter
Obituary for Mrs J W Heskett in Jefferson church record
Mrs J W Heskett born Kass county Ohio March 7 1886 died October 5 1913 aged 51 years 6 months 8 days left five brothers Erskin Quincy Joseph Willie Louie husband one son Harry two daughters Allie Anna and many friends Her funeral at Christian church Jefferson conducted by Rev A H Liveett used 1 Samuel 20 18 There is no mock however well attended but one dead lamb is there
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J. W. Heskett
Kass County
Ohio
Erskin
Quincy
Joseph
Willie
Louie
Hwband
Harry
Allie
Anna
Heskett
Christian Church
A. H. Liveett
Christian Chareh
Jeferso
Jones and Mitchell wed at bride's Brunswick home
Llewellyn Jones of Independence and Callie Mitchell married Wednesday evening at the bride's home on Brunswick. The affair was quite a socks event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Jones
Misa Callie Mitchell
Brunswick
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Cos Soo
John Ruppert
J. C. Maple
the Baptist Church
Florence van Dyke
Cassie Calmes
Wallace Speaking
Odd Fellows
Drprice
Apaure
Wm. Sedge Saunders
City of London
Eng
England
Buntin
Mermen Resken
A. P. Heuhhy
Henley & Company
Sweet Springs
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