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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
4
Slater and vicinity papers list subscriptions and ads duties for Slater edition. Many brief notices report residents visiting, traveling to Kansas City and Marshall, a Sept 16 home wedding of Edward Milligan and Bessie Armstrong, and local ministers and guests. Several names travel or relocate, with community events, sales, and scholarly plans noted.
Mrs Joe Staples and her two Kansas City sisters visit this week. Mesdames Will and Lester Marshall shopped in town Tuesday morning. Mrs Ward of Warrensburg, a Marshalls relative, visits Mr and Mrs Lewis Petry for several days. She went to Blackwater to see Flea Marshall’s family. Wallace Mayfield returns Monday from Sedata where his mother lies ill with slim hopes. Miss Haas spent Friday and Saturday with her home folks.
Town residents report mineral water from the city well in operation. Ernest Townsend of Thardenan is in town after Will Buscau begins home improvements. Harris relatives visit Marshall. Levin Wilints and family plan return from California in about two weeks. A light shower dusted streets Tuesday. Mrs. D Sappington improves but remains weak. Felis clerks and friends visited Main Street home of the Fels and shopped Nelson store. Canning factory bustling. two new rooms added to Will Hantey’s North Main residence. Mrs. Milt Morris traveled from Booneville. greeted at station by Louise Koenig. John Watts of Marshall stayed several days. Hickly Thornton, Kansas City Art travelers, at City Hotel. Ghidya Trvin, Ed Llariden’s visitors, and Moore families attended Sunday gathering. Mrs. Mary ELD Campbell improving after illness.
Saline Point reports Lonnie Burnsides begins schooling at DeWitt while Rev. W. H. Hasster is assigned to pastorate work for the third time. A protracted meeting is set to begin soon at the local place, with weathered notes noting the event.
Robert King visited Marshall on Dustiness Morelia while Frank Leinkuller traded in Litthe fork. Thursday Miss Mattie Johnson shopped in Gildan. TJ Stivers and wife of Crear ville spent Sunday afternoon with relatives. Jesse Hensick traded in Mackwater Friday. Mrs Howler of Glasgow spends the week here with relatives. Lucile Drummether remains sick but improving. Jesse Thems ek and wife made a long trip to Later. Dan Srurdean afternoon. Walter Kanunever and wife traded in Slater Saturday.
In this neighborhood Wilting and packing of wheat to Kansas City mentioned. Mrs Martin returns to Rocheport after two weeks visiting her parents. Miss Nora Elehman of Chicago visiting her sister Mrs W Suppe. School opened with Miss Dean Dulaney in charge. A A Hill seen near Slater. Dr Enloe reportedly not improving. Louis Boulken in Glasgow on business. Mike Alkire and family moved to Blue Springs. Residents attended Mars hall Folk Day. Dr Osborne made a professional visit. Wilming updating cellar is underway.
A fragment notes seven year old, two four year old geldings, one aged mule and a five year old mule listed in draft order. It mentions heroes or owners named Mitchel Ey and refers to broke horses, implying readiness for service or sale.
An analysis contrasts municipal mismanagement with private operations in England and the United States. It argues that when plant costs exceed revenue, taxes or rate-raising schemes hide the true expense, masking publicbenefits. A McCook Nebraska city clerk notes a failed bond proposal for a municipal electric plant.
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