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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1909

Page

4

Centre! Missouri Poultry Association Announces Show Prizes

The Centre Missouri Poultry Association invites entries with cash prizes listed for First Pens and Single entries. Catalogs are at the printer. send copy to W. S. Robison in Armstrong and request details from officials in Fayette and Marshall. A theft report notes thieves fled with loot. arrests anticipated.

Robison Armstrong Robinon R.F.D Fayette A. M. Keller Lecy Commercial Club Marshall

Three Stores Robbed in Local Break-In Spree

Burglars entered Bronkhors at Bros Pelo's Groy and Hunter's drug store, a Black- tagged credit line notes a spree targeting three shops. Police investigate break-ins across the neighborhood, collecting footprints and surveillance footage for leads.

Bronkhors Bros. Pelo’'s Groy and Hunter's A. Black

Militia Captains Seek Pension Coalescence Meeting

Surviving members of Capt. Geo H. Bingham and Capt. John Crain Missouri Militia are asked to attend a county court room gathering in Marshall on November 6 at 2 30 p m. The purpose is to advise on getting listed on the pension roll, as announced by R P Gwinn of Slater.

Geo. H. Bingham John 8. Crain Missouri Marshall R. P. Gwinn Slater

Commercial Club selects temporary chair and secretary

The Commercial Club met Wednesday evening with all officers away. L. P. Lohe was elected temporary chairman and J. G. Miller secretary. The group decided to hold another meeting to continue business.

J. G. Miller

Winter Goods For The First Cold Snap

A list of winter essentials and recommended items to purchase now to be prepared for the approaching cold weather. Emphasizes stocking up on provisions and practical goods. Contains practical guidance for households.

Ruff and Committee Plans Evening Ticket Sale

A meeting next Monday evening at the Ruff and a committee of F. W. Miles Ben Striker John Houx and Fred Martin was appointed to sell tickets for the evening. A luncheon will be served about o clock and charge of 0c made. Matters pertaining to the corn and poultry shows will be taken up. A large attendance is requested.

F. W. Miles Ben Striker John Houx Fred Martin

Uncalled for Letters at Marshall Post Office

Uncalled for letters remain in the Marshall Missouri post office as of October 27 1909 with a fifteen day deadline before sending to the Washington DC dead letter office. Names listed include Mesdame Mary Burk Wade Hay ner Henrietta Taylor Edgar Carroll Delbert Cronk Dr Benjamin F Harrison Albert Jackson J F Kennedy J F Martin Emile E Muhm Archie Ruice T R Samuels Albert Shellton L W VAN DYKE P M.

Marshall Washington, D. C Mesdame Mary Burk Wade Hayner Henrietta Taylor Edgar Carroll Delbert Cronk Benjamine F. Harrison Albert Jackson J. F. Kennedy J. F. Martin Emile E. Muhm Archie Ruice T R Samuels Albert Shellton L. W. van Dyke P. M

Goose Shooting at Salt Springs Next Thursday Event

T. D. Brown hosts goose shooting for 35 geese at Salt Springs next Thursday. Ground facilities include hot coffee at no charge and Sheila at cost. Prizes include a box of five cigars for the top geese collector and a second prize box of cigars.

T. D. Brown Salt Springs

Chicken Price Offer Prepares Poultry Market Bond

From now until Monday the seller offers 10c for spring chickens 104c for hens and 22 1 2c for eggs in New York. The notice signals poultry market price support and urges farmers to deliver stock promptly to local racks.

New York

National Stock Yards cattle hog and sheep sales report

National Stock Yards Illinois October twenty sixth cattle receipts nine thousand nine hundred zero fully steady for best steers and butcher stock others slow medium grades down about ten cents prime heifers up to seven fifty hogs twelve thousand market open strong top seven ninety two twelve quality fair by close prices down ten to twelve cents bulk hogs seven forty five to seven eighty sheep five thousand lambs one cent lower bulk good six fifty to six eighty top seven dollars choice sheep up to four fifty yearling price five ten prospects steady to strong National Live Stock Commission Co

National Stock Yards Ill Strong National Live Stock Commission Co

Lamkin A son born to Mr and Mrs Lamkin at Cape Girardeau

A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Robi Lamkin in Cape Girardeau prompting a birth announcement. The couple's new son joins the family in the Missouri community.

Lamkin Mra. Robi, Lamkin Cape Girardeau

Closing Out Sale Spurs New Shipments At Hanson Stock

Soys Marshall of a good Town reports phenomenal sale success at the Geo. N. Hanson Bankrupt Stock of Dry Goods Nations and Carpets. He plans to ship two additional stocks here to close out with the remaining Hanson stock.

F. H. Rushton Geo. N. Hanson Geo. N. Hanson Atock

Marrage Licenses List From Arrow Rock and Nearby

A list of marriage licenses issued to individuals across Arrow Rock and surrounding areas including Cora Kuhn and Claude Willis of Arrow Rock, Herman Burger and William Ina Thornton, William Eugene Zizing of Dover, Lula Berivner, Alma Otto Hermann of Sweet Springs, Meta Vogt of Sweet Springs, Joseph Coffey, Marshall Ethel Florence Price, Robt Piper and more, with names and associated towns such as Mt. Leonard Marshall and Glasgow in the record.

New Racket Store Opens Next Week in Opera House

Wm Tolt of Colorado has rented an opera house store and will be ready for business next week with a large stock of racket goods.

Wm ‘Tolt Colorado Opera House

New Residence Completed in Latine County

J and Smith from Ridge Prairie installed carpets and rugs for Robt Bagnell. Mr and Mrs Bagnell moved to their new residence on Monday. The brick T room home features all modern improvements and is described as one of the finest if not the finest in Latine County.

J. &. Smith Ridge Prairie Robt. Bagnell

Lewis Doan marriage at local church parsonage

Thomas Lewis and Miss Mamie Doan were united in marriage Wednesday evening by Rev J McDonald at the Church of South parsonage. Lewis is an enterprising young east town farmer. Doan family is from east of town. Bride described as a young lady of many lovable traits. Wishes for joy and success in married life.

Thomas Lewis Mamie Doan J. &. McDonald Lewis East of Town M. A. Doan

New York Racket Sets Egg, Hen, Chick Prices

Market report notes spring chicks at 10 1 2 cents per pound, hens at 10 1 2 cents, and eggs at 22 1 2 cents as the New York market moves. Prices reflect standard rate changes for poultry goods.

Brown Couple Welcome 10-W Baby Girl

Mr and Mrs J Brown announce the birth of a ten pound girl on October 2 at their home. The new arrival adds joy to the family and brings celebration to relatives in the community.

Brown Mrs. J. Brown

Our Friends May They Live Long and Prosper

A brief note wishing longevity and prosperity for friends. The message conveys goodwill and a hope for enduring happiness and health. References to friendship appear central, with no additional people or events specified.

New Subscribers and Renewals Reported This Week

A list of new subscribers and renewals gathered over the past week. Names include W. D. Leffler Nelson Wm F. Greene Sedalia Henry Napper Marshall Mrs R M Fowler Marshall F A Benedick Paragould Ark Ernest Fulton Malta Bend Len Mizer Shackelford Mrs J A Justice Marshall Mrs A B Alspach Blue Lick Geo Koch Glasgow John Irving Napton J H Sharperson Mr Leonard C C Campbell Blue Lick Leslie Johnson Houstonia Henry Gadberry new subscriber at Slater Tuesday M A Bremer west of Slater F F Gerstner from Grand Pass visited and paid dollar J T Harris from near Nelson and Caesar Hayes near Cretcher marked up Wm Flair and F W Wesaler near Blackburn called yesterday.

W. D. Leffler Nelson F. Greene Sedalia Henry Napper Marshall Napton J. H. Sharperson Mr. Leonard C. C. Campbell Blue Lick Leslie Johnson Houstonia Henry Gadberry Slater M. A. Bremer F. F. Gerstner Grand Pass J. T. Harris Caesar Hayes Cretcher Wm. Flair F. W. Wesaler Blackburn

Revival services at First M. E. Church progress well

Choral notes cite District Gupt Jones of Sedalia and Rev. E P Anderson of St Louis assisting pastor Rev Canton Bennett this week. Attendance is strong and promises much good. J W Taylor attended a State Baptist Mission Board meeting in St Louis. Herndon Presbyterian ladies hosted a dinner at Mr Clarks gate on Oct 20 raising 17.20 for the church treasury. They thank donors and attendees. funds aid securing a pastor. Abbott and Judge Samuel Davis traveled to Columbia for Missouri Presbyterian Synod meetings.

Gupt. Jones Sedalia E. P. Anderson St. Louis Canton Bennett M. E J. W. Taylor State Baptist Mission Board Herndon Presbyterian Church WV. E. Abbott Columbia Missouri Presbyterian Bynod Samuel Davis Peor Bhackh

Local men receive operations after illness and attack

Our Sick Ernest Tabler of Norton is re covering from an attack of fever. Teddy Irvine, son of Nick Irvine, and Glen Crawford of M. V. C., were taken to Kirksville Monday by Dr. G. T. Nuckles to undergo operation at Still Osteopathic Infir miary. Young Irvine was success fully operated on for hernia and Crawford had a tumor removed from his hand.

Teddy Irvine Nick Irvine Glen Crawford Kirksville G. T. Nuckles Still Osteopathic Infirmiary Young Irvine Crawford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Centre Missouri Poultry Association Taylor's Taylor’s Cash Dept Eeeeue Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Mara Murphy-Mills Murphy-Mills Clothing ST. Louis Stock Market Marshall Republican Soys Marshall Marrig Claude &. Willis Arrow Rock Cora Kuhn Herman Burger William Ina Thornton, William Eugene Zizing Dover Lula Berivner Alma Otto Hermann Sweet Springs Meta Vogt Joseph Coffey Ethel Florence Price Marshal L Robt Piper Col Mt. Leonard Flora Stepp J.T. Lewis Mamie Dell Dean, Marshall Julius Reith Annie Niemeir Lewis-Doan Ernest Tabler Norton Castoria The You Owen E. Sweeney Gordon St A. J. Belbel Marshall ,Mo M. G. Kleen Sane Jobo D. Sanger Belle Ave W. C. Hoffman Tillery’s Pharmacy Sharp & Hahn Rotich Eno Bmw Eau Hue
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