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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
7
Emperor Leopold and Chancellor Von Breitert journey by electric carriage toward a forest lodge there to confront a missing Miss Mowbray amid political intrigue. The old ruler wrestles with trust in his chancellor, while the prince’s claims and a suspected kidnap unfold as darkness closes in.
Leopold von Breitstein and Chancellor pretend a call at a lodge once owned by an emperor. The kingly heir, a sly prince, and the missing Miss Mowbray loom as a practical joke misfires. A dark, misty encounter ends with an unanswered summons. To Be Continued.
County News BLATIR reports Tucker Clothing Company store burglarized last Wednesday night. A suit of clothes belonging to IL L. Mawkley and a pair of pants owned by Al Bybee were stolen. Officials believe additional items may have been taken. The thief gained access by climbing onto the coal house, breaking a window, then crawling over iron bars.
Billy Turton and Cap Richardson visited Kansas City Monday where Richardson bought a four cylinder Ford. They returned Tuesday and the car draws crowds at home. No accidents reported and the trip is praised as highly enjoyable.
Mrs. E. R. Plereon of Auburn Centre Pa endorses King's New Discovery as the cure for long standing threat and lung trouble. She claims other treatments offered only temporary relief, while New Discovery is delivering significant improvement and confidence in restoration to health. Sold at all druggists 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free.
Mrs Naneytarnhorst of Houstonia was in Sedalia to board a train home when she refused to let three of her children board. A Hughesville man saw the crying children on the platform and took them home for temporary refuge. He later learned the mother was aboard and she changed her mind and brought the children back.
A newly remodeled farm building across the river from Minch caught fire about midnight Friday. The blaze destroyed 400 to 500 barrels of corn, hay, and various stored goods in the barn, with total losses around 1000 to 2000 dollars. Insurance on the barn and contents was about 200 dollars. Local authorities report limited salvage possible.
A distorted voice tells of a dog howling beneath a moonlit sky as bricks are dodged and townsfolk seek sleep. The narrator derides idle malcontents who shout when no harm is present, calling them fools and critiquing the country’s mood.
A bungled Jeb recounts a mishap in reporting the Malta Denkive plant explosion. An engraving ordered from Kansas City arrived late and poorly cut, leaving the first thousand papers unreadable and the second with flaws. The error caused disfigurement and frustration over size and quality.
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