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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
7
A covert scheme unfolds as Prince and chancellor plot a staged encounter at a hunting lodge to lure the emperor and secure a royal marriage bid. The plot centers on a mysterious woman, a chaperon absence, and a dramatic drive to the lodge with staged dinner and a televised finale.
Slater area notes list W. C. Sebring as superintendent and a full roster for Slater pumice schools for the year. It covers high school staff J o Layneh and others, grade school teachers T. G. Quivenberry and Minnie Direkt, and the colored school with EK F Hayden and Maud Craven. Also mentions Train No 14 crew, and local incidents including a near wreck and fires at residences and the Slaterlee Plant.
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and urging prescriptions from doctors. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as safe, mercury free, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Includes note on Hall's Family Pills for constipation and testimonials offer.
Weil's Band will play at the State Fair during the coming exhibition from October 8 to 6. Two daily concerts are planned and the celebrated group is expected to be a great hit with visitors in Sedalia.
In Saline County Missouri Probate Court on July 10 letters of administration were granted to Catherineine Nagvelin for the estate of Charles E Nagvelin who is deceased. All claimants must present their claims within one year to be eligible for benefits and if not filed within two years from publication they will be barred. Catherineine Nagvelin is named administratrix.
Jin Crumbaugh rode the train to Illinois on Sunday and may clash with the Good Hope Champions and the Chicago Neds before returning. Osbourne Hill faced a run of bad luck last week after a mule breading incident by a log on a bridge east of town. he will file a claim against the county.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Linn at their home near Miami Missouri on Sunday August 30 1908 at 4 am. The child lived about an hour and the mother is reported in critical condition.
William Baker and Mrs Baker with Miss Florence Wakter and Miss Hopriet Dunn visited Claude Alten and wife. Rev. Wo of Me I Cracken Kansas, future pastor, will preach next Sunday. Rev Tate of Warrensburg to supply pulpits at Union and Crank Churches, moved to Malta Tend. Rev Clarke Baker formerly of MoE elviveh left Friday for McCracken Kansas to supply Mo Fe chieedi peat Sunday. Mrs Clarey Engeland writes of Rev Traco Barnett visiting Colorado Springs. Mr. Wallace Condensed Miike incident. Lilte died August 5 1908 aged 60 years 2 months 12 days. Mrs Lucey Helena Little daughter of John and Myra Baker, born in 1887 in Texas, married to Wan TE Little in Sept 1881. Four children survive along with sister Miss Arch Deckard and brothers Mabwin and Eilcer Baker. Funeral at Union church preached by Rev Nowell Baptist from Minnesota, burial at Union Cemetery Malta Bend. Mule belonging to Alva Hunter struck by broken bottle, glass pierced flesh, artery severed. Ice cream social by Mt. Zion church postponed to Sept 10. Rev Coggein conducting protracted meeting at Mt Zion. Jack Lor of Sweet Springs and Miss Marcle Shields of near Houstonia wed Sedalia couple, left for Oklahoma to begin home.
Lucius Dysart died Monday night at his mother’s home near Little Rock after a few days illness of inflammation of the bowels. He was the youngest son of Mrs. Katie Dysart. His remains were interred in a Rapplington cemetery the following evening.
A runaway wagon in Sweet Springs on a city street veered from Lexington avenue toward Miller street, striking Wilson's Dry Goods. One horse suffered a broken leg and was euthanized by Marshall Crain, while the other horse escaped unharmed. Plate glass shattered in the store window.
Arthur McAllister and his wife, visiting their uncle Sam Hopper in Pratt Kansas, have decided to locate there and have rented Mr Hopper's farm for next year.
An ad style fragment claims De King's New Life Pills improve digestion and relieve constipation with a simple, fast result. It mentions A. Felton of Haeraville New York as a user and markets the pills as reliable and harmless.
Constable pursues a middle aged, six foot tall man in blue overalls after a harrowing incident near Lake Homa. A posse of neighbors searches a sixty acre cornfield for a suspect named Lumytick, possibly Frank Kehbacher of Katy. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to his capture.
Mes C 8 Bulkley god son of Ilittiste Cita and Mrs Amie Lapper left for Marshall to stay with relatives a few days before returning home Henry Knowlmeinier spent time with his father BL Koehs and Willittonm moved his household to Waverly on Monday.
Mrs EK J Ierson of Auburn Centre Pennsylvania praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a reliable remedy for long standing troubles. She notes other treatments only offer temporary relief and expects lasting health from continued use. The throat and cold healer is sold at druggists for 50 cents and 1 dollar, with a free trial bottle offered.
Dr B M Spotts and three drugsters came back last week from Green Mountain Falls Coto while Mrs Spotts stays a few days longer The Doctor says Marshall is well represented at the Falls Dr G B Hardin Dr Win Harrison Maurice Hage ndorn and their wives god Dr W F Sharp are among those he saw there
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