Railway Time Tables May 4 1904 Summary
Railway timetable notes May 4 1904 with bound routes and times. Mentions Hatly KanseeCly Kapresas 12:12 cm Watly The Night, Mo tate Express, St Louis 12 pe, The Hammerstreet, Early Mined St L & Obadr, State Accommodation 2 pm, West Bound THALNS, The Early Bird Kaneneity 405 om, The Night rover to Kappee City, State Express for Kanear City 44 pw. Passenger and accommodation details appear in fragmented form.
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Dally
Kapee City
State Express
Kanear City
Local People and Movers Around Town Activity
Local notes report T J Davis from Hardeman Tuesday W H L Fletcher traveled to Chicago Friday to buy goods for his store Paul VanDyke has been coming to his bed with diphtheria. Mrs C C Gouldin and Miss Nelle Dyer were here from Union Tuesday. Miss Mae Grecian returned Monday from visiting Miss Johnnie Minor west of town. J F Pittman and L W Nye from Plains called Tuesday. Mrs JR Brown and son JD Mir and Misses Mabel and Daisy Franklin from Malta visited Tuesday. A A McGeachy left for Charlotte NC to take up a pastorate. Dr G E C Sharp says high school opened this week with forty non resident pupils. W It Baker and family and Herbert Ransberger and family from Salt Springs plan a camping trip to Hakathonka tomorrow. J M Houston of Grand Pass called Friday en route to Higginsville to visit Henry Moore and others.
Local notes on families and movements across towns
A brief pattern of family arrivals and moves is recorded. A fine boy arrived to the Henke home on the Plains, G G Robertson attends Forsythe College board in Kansas City and plans to lead the school next week, Rev E O Smith travels to Kansas City and Clarinda for rest, and Oscar Day returns to work after a serious accident. Several households—J M Scott, W M White, L F Leybe, Mrs Dan Robertson and Mrs Joe Robertson of Mt Leonard, and others—report travels to Chicago and away from home for visits or business. The Hightshow family relocates to David City Nebraska to run a poultry business, Louis and Lena Kueker travel between Chicago and Aug Kueker’s near Sweet Springs, and the Baker party pairs with Ora Yenowine from Manhattan. Preston Mitchell and family purchase land in Hates County Missouri and plan to move early March, while Fred Martin and party extend trips to Kansas City and Moniteau Springs.
Train trip, family visits, and a flooded sermon yearling
L G Maupin of Kansas City visited his daughter Mrs Sam Fulkerson at Salt Springs and son Orani at Blackburn last week. He was in Marshall Sunday with friends and plans another visit at Blackburn before returning home. Rev Gilbert Coffman returned from the Warrensbur Methodist conference and a new Methodist preacher arrived home the next day. The young minister can sing for about a year and will soon contribute more. the conference did not assign him, so he stays at home.
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L. G Maupin
Kansas City
Sam Fulkerson
Salt Springs
Orani
Blackburn
Marsahll
Gibert Coffman
Warrensbur
Real Estate Transfers From Minde Lb Winellind and Others
Real estate transfers list numerous recipients and parcels including Minde Lb Winellind to Jno W Adame east Marshall, Mollie J Switzer to A J Keys 47 acres, Barab Brive to WW Hrooks lot 6 block 2, J A Hellmeyer livin to S5198, and various other 30 acre and 47 acre transfers. Names include Uriah Mayse, Jax Field by Trustee, Verney Jones, Alonzo Hawkins, Wesley Scow, Armstead Adema, Geo Williams, and Chas C Crites. Locations referenced include multiple blocks and lots, with irregular parcel descriptions and dates omitted or corrupted.
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Minde
Jno
East Marshall
HM Davie Et al
Jas W Gooodwin
Sarah FE Smith
Uriah Masse
R P Muyse
Uriah Mayse
D Muyse
Jax Field
Louis F Keya
Slater
RT Barksdale
West
Verney Jones
Alonzo Hawkins
Milam Wesley Scow
Sulle Robertson
Vollege
Maresball
Armstead Adema
Geo, Williams
Angle F Parker
Geo
Alexander
Nelson
Chas C Crites
Sophia Balerto
M Andrews
New Frankfort
St Louis live stock market report Sept 8 1908
National Stock Yards Illinois reports cattle receipts of 8000 with weakish steer sales beyond top yearlings at 6 seven fifty. Hogs also steady to 10 cents higher with a few top quotes around 7.174 and general gain over yesterday.
Uncalled for Letters and Property Transfers Listed
Public notice items include wills of WT Jackson and Laura Shackelford granting 40 and 60 acres, a 20 acre transfer to Elizabeth Marr, and a 3200 mail pending removal from Marehall postoffice. Numerous names appear for uncalled letters, with two weeks to claim before dead-letter action.
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Jackson
A A Jackson
T Jackson
Laura Shackelford
Thurston W Marr
Elizabeth Marr
Marehall
M L Brown
Lena Cover
Ollie G Mth
Jeanie Scindera
Elizabeth Hrewster
H C Brewster
Jeanie Hemmle
Dudley Martino
Mary Iva
PS Allen WA
Ruah Christopoll
Bulden Fields
Frivelle Pragelsco
Cal Grant
R A Heath
Frank Hin Ah Novel
Livestock market reports and notices from Prospects shop
Good grades hogs plentiful and sold 25c lower than yesterday. Hog receipts and lamb prices listed with top hogs near $6.75 to $7.00, top lambs $5.85, top mutton $4.25. General market steady to 10c lower on medium to common grades. National Livestock Commission Co and committee appointments noted. Billboard move ordered and accounts allowed.
City Council Meeting Held September Seventh
City Council convened Monday evening with most members present. All members attended except J.
Honest Eye Service Offers Glasses At Low Prices
A historical classified style notice advertises eye care with emphasis on honesty and prompt results. It promises examinations free and glasses for 1.00 with no money in advance, urging readers to contact E 8. Leach in Marshal, Mo. The text stresses the seller’s long experience and guarantees satisfaction.
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Leach
Marshal
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Chicago
Palton RY
West Hound Thalns
Eam
Missouri Pacific RY
Breigit
West Hound Trains
T. J. Davis
Hardeman
W.hl. Fletcher
Dogoodles
Paul VanDyke
C. C. Gouldin
Nelle Dyer
Union
Mae Grecian
Johnnie Minor
J. FL Pittman
L. W. Nye
the Plains
Mrs. JR. Brown
Jd, Mir
Mabel
Daisy Franklin
Malta
Lend Tueadey
Teo, A. A. McGeachy
Charlotte, \. C
The
Presbyterian Church
G. E. C. Sharp
W. It. Baker
Herbert Ransberger
Hakatonka
J. M. Houston
Grand Pass
Higginsville
Henry Moore
Henry Henke
Mr. Henke
G. G. Robertson
Forsythe College
E. O Smith
M. E
Clarinda
Iowa
Oscar Day
Dane 7Oth
Desent
J. M. Scott
W. M. White
L. F. Leybe
Dan Robertson
Joe Robertson
Mt. Leonard
Napton Messrs, Johnston and Lyle
David City
Nebraska
Louis Kueker
Aug. Kueker
Sweet Springs
Lena
August Kueker
W. H. Baker
Excelsior Springs
Ora Yenowine
Manhattan
Kansas
Preston Mitchell
Missouri
Hates ‘County
Mitchell
Fred Martin
Potter Saddlery Carriage Co
Hart Seballet & Mi
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Cloth-Craft
Murphy-Mills Clothing Co
Lee
Rene Lee
Lore
Cree
Pete
Dave
St.louis
Marshall Republicae
National Stock Yards
National Livestock Commision CO
J. Mitchell
Hupp, Gaunt and Spangler
Bill Board
City Council
Daily Mail
Saline County
VANDYKE @ Co
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