O Fall on Urges Republican Stand in Marshall Citadel
Hon S F O Fall on Republican candidate for attorney general spoke Thursday in Marshall to a fervent GOP audience. He attacked machine government at Jefferson City, praised McKinley era prosperity, and criticized Bryan's 1896 platform. He traced school fund changes, accused Democrats of deceit, and urged voters to dismiss Democratic officials and oppose state tax shifts benefiting railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. O'Fallon
Jefferson City
Flory
Bryan
William McKin
Fulton
Marshall School Board Accepts Florene Groves Resignation
The Marshall Public School Board accepted Florene Groves resignation on health grounds. Minnie Crear transfers to the primary department from East building, Margaret Lewis elected to fill the vacancy, and Frank Martin chosen to replace Duffey as North building janitor. Groves praises her service and notes she will devote time to her grandmother Mrs Wilson.
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Marshall Public School Board
Florene Groves
Minnie Crear
Groves
Margaret Lewis
Frank Martin
Duffey
Miss Groves
Wilson
Arbitrat ors Settle Suit and Shorthorn Sale Attracts Attention
A settlement in Saline county circuit court ends the Heskett versus Garst damage suit with Heskett awarded 400 dollars and Garst bearing arbitration costs. Separately, two weeks of Shorthorn and Hereford sales in Kansas City showcase Saline county quality with premiums won by local herds. Constance of Peabody, Poppy of Peabody, and Waterloo Duke of Kearney among top buyers and prices reported alongside consignments from Blosser and other local interests. Shippers move cattle, sheep, and hogs to Chicago and local markets, reflecting robust livestock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Heskett
Blosser
B. F. Garst
R. R. Irvine
J. R. Thomas
Cellie Durrett
Mr. Garst
Saline County
Kansas City
Poppy
Peabody
Kirklevington Duke of
Wooddale
June K. King
Col
G. M. Casey
Shawnee Mound
Constance
Peabody 11Th
J. K. King
John Morris
Chillicothe
F. M. Marshall
Blackwater
Waterloo
Duke of Kearney
Joseph McConnell
Kearney
Cragg
Dalton to Speak at Marshall Wednesday
Hon Richard Dalton of Laverton Ralls county the old-time Democrat who ran for governor in 1892 will speak at Marshall next Wednesday afternoon. He will be the last outside speaker of the campaign and Saline county voters are urged to hear this grand old man who opposes the party machine and champions nonpartisan state issues in plain businesslike terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dalton
Laverton
Ralls County
Stone
Marshall
Saline County
Dick Dalton
Injunction Extended Against C A Railroad on West Eastwood
Judge Davia of the circuit court extended the temporary injunction against the C A Railroad restraining tearing up or interfering with Missouri Pacific tracks on West Eastwood street. The case moves to February term for a hearing on making the injunction permanent.
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Davia
C. & A. Railroad Co
Missouri Pacific
West Eastwood Street
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Missouri
O'Fallon
State Board of Equalization
Hereford
Columbus
Frank Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
H. D. Adkisson
Napton
Burkley
Kansas
Lady Valentine
T. H. Pugh
Carthage
L. B. Ashhurst
Mt. Leonard
Earl
Saline
J. P. Dickinson
Averent
C. E. Rogers
Benedict, Murray & McDowell
E. H. Blosser
S. O. G. Hopkins
Jas
Boulger
Shackelford
Chicago
Sphar & Gilpin
Dalton
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