Deaths J C Patterson Dies En Route Home At Boonville
John Charles Patterson aged 61 president of the Democrat-News Co. Warrensburg died of heart failure October 21 near Boonville after returning from a sale in Carthage. He founded the Marshall Daily News at age 20 and later the Democrat-News. Funeral held at his home with community and orders in attendance. Burial in Ridge Park cemetery.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Patterson
John Charles Patterson
Democrat-News Co
Boonville
Patterson
Carthage
Mr. Patterson
Warrensburg
J. West Goodwin
Sedalia
Marshall Daily News
Democrat-News
South Lafayette
J. W. Plunkett
Cape Girardeau
Chas, Bohn
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ellis
Ridge Park Cemetery
James W Piper Dies After Lingering Illness at 45
James W Piper son of the late William Piper died at South Side Hospital in Kansas City on Friday October 22 at 10 55 am after a lingering illness aged about 45. His remains were brought to Marshall and laid to rest at Ridge Park Cemetery after a funeral at his sister Mrs J W Adams home on Eastwood conducted by Rev J B Abbott with Rev J E McDonald assisting. He is survived by his wife two children two brothers Mort and Charles and a sister. Burial followed at Ridge Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Piper
William Piper
South Side Hospital
Kangas City
Marshall
Walker
Mra. Jno. W. Adams
Eastwood
J. E. McDonald
Died: Mildred McKay in Chickasha and Mrs Smith near Houstonia
Mrs Mildred McKay died at her Chickasha home on Thursday October 21 at age 99. Mrs Smith died at her home six miles northwest of Houstonia on October 22 at 3 80 oclock after a long illness attributed to a stroke. Survived by husband two sons and a daughter father T C Berry five sisters and two brothers. Houstonian notes she was a noble Christian woman and devoted wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McKay
Chickasha
Oklo
H. C. Patterson
W. L., Smith
Houstonia
Death of W. B. Kincaid in Idaho
W B Kincaid, formerly of Marshall and now of Wallace Idaho, died at his home on October 20 at age 78. He lived in Marshall several years before moving to Idaho about five years ago. He leaves a wife and several children. Friends here extend sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kincaid
Marshall
Wallace
Idaho
Heinzler dies at home in New Frankfort at 86
Heinzler born in Germany died Sunday morning October 24 at his home in New Frankfort aged nearly 87. He lived in Titstein and near New Frankfort a hardworking citizen. Survived by four children Mrs Joe Hildebrand of Bow Green Mrs Schellenburg of Frank Hemsler of Gilde and Julius Heinzler.
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Herommos Heinzler
New Frankfort
Mr. Heinzler
Germany
Titstein
Joe Hildebrand
Bow Green
Mrae Schellenburg
Frank Hemsler
Gilde
Julius
Remains interred at New Frankfort cemetery with wife
MAJ GEO P GORDON died at Higginsville on Tuesday October 6th aged 61. He was father of State Auditor John P Gordon and cousin to Col James Gordon. His remains laid to rest at Higginsville. Cunningham death notices for Mary Cunningham aged about 34 at Salt Fork cemetery after one week of illness. She was born August 21 1875 and married to G W Cunningham September 28 1493. Funeral by Eld C Q Shouse. pallbearers listed.
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New Frankfort
Geo, P. Gordon
Higginsville
Gordon
John P. Gordon
Col
James Gordon
Eld
Q. Shouse
Salt Fork Cemetery
Walter Shouse
D. C. Nunn
Tom Taylor
James Hows
Jones Dial
J. F. Jeffress
Death of M. G. Lieblich in Waco Texas at 78
Telegram notified M G Lieblichs death in Waco Texas at age 78. He was a Lexington pioneer citizen and businessman who had been living with his grandson M G Lieblich in Lexington. He went to Waco to visit with plans to return. Surviving are son J T Lieblich and daughter Mrs Ida Keller. Remains were brought back to Lexington for burial.
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M. G. Lieblich
A. M. Keller
Waco
Texas
Mr. Keller
Lieblich
Lexington
Keller
Infant Arleen Green Dies in Texas Home Funeral in Mexico
Arleen Green six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Green Shackelford died Monday October 25 of stomach and bowel trouble. Undertaker Walker sent the remains to Mexico where they were laid to rest Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleen Green
R. H. Green
Shackelford
Undertaker Walker
Mexico
Inmate Mollie Cohn Dies in Colony at 23
Mollie Cohn an inmate of the Colony died October 21 at age 23 of epilepsy. Her remains were sent to St Louis for burial there Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Cohn
St. Louis
Hill Brummel marriage notice from Glasgow Missourian
George Hill foreman of the Glasgow Missourian office stole a march on our boys by carrying away Miss Ada Brummel of North English Ave. Rev J B E McDonald performed the ceremony. Mr Hill is an able and worthy young man. We extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hill
Glasgow Missourian
Ada Brummel
North English Ave
McDonald
Hill
Renick Masters and Miss Cora Mas ters Wed at Lexington Home
Lon Renick and Miss Cora Mas ters were married at the bride's home near Lexington yesterday. They belong to two of the county's prominent families.
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Lon Renick
Cora Masters
Lexington
Wells Kuhn nuptials link Arrow Rock couple at home
Claude Wells and Miss Cora Kuhn of Arrow Rock were married Sunday morning at the home of W A Wells Jr with Rev D C Bolton officiating. The ceremony was quiet and was witnessed by a small circle. The couple will reside in Arrow Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wells
Cora Kuhn
Arrow Rock
W. A. Wells, Jr
Rev. D. C. Bolton
Corn Show Set by Tri-County Growers Group
The Tri-County Corn Growers Association plans a two day meeting Friday and Saturday November 5 and 6. An exhibit will be hosted in a building opposite Rea and Page Supplement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Corn Growers’ Association
Rea & Page Couplement Co
Missouri Editors Rally Joplin Tour Highlights Zinc Boom
Missouri editors tour Joplin to cover a zinc mining boom driven by tariff debates. They tour Webb City Picher Lead Co plant and moark Nemo mine, observe road macadamization, meet Governor Hadley and bankers, and attend a grand banquet with Southwest Missouri wealth and undeveloped potential spotlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misgourd
Missouri
Joplin
Washington
Marshall
Kansas City
Hadley
Chas, Nagel
State Bankers’ Association
Jop
Commercial Club
Bankers
Warrensburg
Abio
J. P. Houston
Henry King
St. Louis
Conner’s
Webb City
Moark-Nemo Mining Co
Apollo Club
Vince
Hilia
Carthage
Southeast Missouri
Goferro Trial Opens After Councyl Jury Selection
Fifty men from the councyl have been summoned to Marshall today for the Goferro trial. A jury will be chosen from among them as the high profile case begins. The proceedings are expected to attract wide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councyl
Marshall
Goferro
Hadley Appoints Mrs Samuel W Moore to Colony Board
Governor Hadley named Mrs. Samuel W. Moore of Kansas City to the Colony Board for a four year term starting August 21, 1909. The appointment expands the board with a new member representing Kansas City interests.
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Hadley
Samuel W. Moore
Kansas City
Colony Board
County issues 173 hunters licenses under new law
The county clerk reports 173 county hunter licenses issued since the Aug 15 start date and four state licenses, costing hunters about 493 dollars. The note adds concern that many sparrows must fall before money is recouped in Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Poland China Hog Sale Draws Strong Bids Saturday
A F ne Sa e Nick Stedem’s Poland China Hog sale Saturday proved a splendid success with the sale totalling 10 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Stedem
Poland
China
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W. A. Vawter
West Side
C. C. Hardcastle
Richard
Elizabeth Holman
M. V. Neet
R. G. Leaming
J. F. Rogers
Columbia
John Patterson
Okmulgee
Okla
Mary F. King
Butte
Mont
Oscar Goodwin
Coffeyyile
Kan
J. L. Russell
Farmers’ Savings Bank Building
Hill-Brummel
Renick Masters
Wells-Kuhn
Storm Joplin
Klondike
O. H. Gentry
Tve
Japan
Picher Lead Co
Sothors
St. Joseph Commercial Club
Wright
Monarch
Wayne
Fay
M. Wright
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