Deaths Edward Potter 40 at home of brother
Edward Potter a 40 year old Marshall resident died at his brother Chow Potter’s home at 164 Weet Bummill on Friday September 19 at 2 pm from uremic power due to kidney trouble. He collapsed last Wednesday at his West North street harness shop and never regained consciousness. Born in Marshall in 1874 he was the fourth child of S T Potter and pioneer county citizens. He worked in the family harness business with brother W W Potter and was single. Survived by two sisters and two brothers Mrs A J Dunes Mandey Tex Mrs Jem ie Potter Marshall and Charles and W W Potter Marshall. Funeral 2 pm Sunday at Charles Potter’s Highland residence with Rev J E Cortner. Burial Ridge Park cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Potter
Chow
Potter
Hia
West North Street
Mr. Potter
T. Potter
Wag
Marshall
W. W. Potter
Mia
A. J. Dunes
Mandey
Tex
Mion
Jemie Potter
Thin City
Charles
Charles Potter
Highland
J. E. Cortner
Hidge Park Cemetery
Ed. Sharp
New Striker
Chas, Chaffer
Robt
Kwell
Tony Bacon
Ed. Purcell
Obituary: Ollie Souther Shepard Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Ollie Souther Shepard wife of Charles K B Shepard died Wednesday September 17 after a long illness. Born and raised by Marshall, she was the daughter of the late Mrs Fannie Souther. Survived by her husband and eight children. Funeral at Blackburn Christian Church Thursday with burial in the church cemetery conducted by Rev Arthur Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Souther Shepard
Charles KB. Shepard
Shepard
Marshall
Mra
Fannie Souther
Blackburn
Nellie Parks 14 Dies After Illness
Nellie Parks daughter of Mia Parks died Wednesday September 24 at 10 20 about illness. She attended Ma High School and was a pupil there. Funeral services were held Friday morning with burial at Ridge Park cemetery as mourners remember her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Nellie Parks
Mia
Annie Parks
Ebi
Uier Wae O Popil
Sas Tees Irkends
Ridge Park Cemetery
Child Badewhite Dies At Six Months Old In Meridian Area
Charles G. Badewhite, six months old, died last Thursday night at the home of his parents, miles south of Meralall. Burial followed Friday afternoon at Mounds St. Mary Cemetery near Shackellord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Badewhite
Meralall
Mounds St. Mary
Shackellord
Surprised pair wed in Mt Olive area vows
Jose h T. Skelton a young farmer and Miss Hortense Steel of Norton married Sunday evening at the home of Rev W Vardeman. They were joined by Clem ine Bieel and Miss Bula Stipes. Dinner followed at the Ruf t. The groom is A M Shelton’s son and the bride is Rev B H Steel’s daughter. They will live at the groom’s home near Herndon after visiting the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseh T. Skelton
Mt. Olive
Mise Hortense Steel
Norton
Wm. Vardemans
Clemine Bieel
Bula Stipes
Henry Shelton
A. M. Shelton
B. H. Steel
Herndon
Vaudeville Theatre Planned by Lestdy Lindsey in Towne
Lestdy Lindsey, back from the road with his tent show, has rented the Hammond and Summers building on South Lafayette. The former purchase is being remodeled into a moving picture and vaudeville theatre with a 100 foot front and a 200 foot depth. A large stage will be built for theatrical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestdy Lindsey
Rudlere
Hammond & Summers
South Lafayette
Drone Crash At Buschenbeuren Kills Four In Crowd
A military drone malfunction at Buschenbeuren Prussia caused the aircraft to plunge into spectators. Four people died and several were badly injured including a gendarme civilian a woman and child all beheaded in the crash according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buschenbeuren
Prussia
Scivilian
Dr Brown Attends Missouri Conference in Nevada
Dr Brown of Maita Bend attended the Bouthnout Missouri conference at Nevada and returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brown
Maita Bend
Nevada
M E Church Appointments in Marshall District
United Methodist Church listing shows numerous appointments within Marshall District with names such as Rader, Keyes, Smith, Pinnell, Cayton, Edwards, Jones, Pollock, Horton, Wyatt, Clendening and others. Also notes outside Marshall District reflecting presiding elders and ministers assigned to Kansas City, Lexington, Sedalia, Sweet Springs, Waverly, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall District
W. Fh. Rader
Eider
Arrow Rock
J. K. Boenr
Bellair
Bethlehem
G. Keyes
Hoonville
J. W. Smith
Bunceton
Ll. L. Pinnell
California
P. Cayton
Chamois
L. B. Edwards
Gilliam
H. P. Jones
Jamestown
Jefferson City
P.M. Horton
Linn Orient
Sutfine
Malta
Marehall
CG. Housley
Kaneas City
J. B. McDonald
Kansas City
Westport
McClure
W. P Buckner
Wider
Lexington
Corder
Muckner
W. Ff. Wagoner
Snogwood
Iryor
Corp law in Missouri yields settlement of misjoined land case
In Jefferson City by September 24 Pleasant Hill case addresses the effect of the new corporation supervision act. A land company with 25000 dollars capital faced four actions including deed setting aside and dissolution. Secretary of State Cornelino Roach intervened, appointing a state receiver and securing 50 dollars to cover investigation expenses. All parties signed a stipulation and the charter was surrendered. The court and state oversight resolved the dispute and dissolved the offending corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Pleasant Wii
Case County
Esual
G& Oath
Ifty
Mugant
State Department
Roach
Ile
Sethi
Huerta summons Gen. Felix Dias to seek Mexican presidency
Report states General Felix Dias has been recalled from abroad by Huerta to enter the forthcoming Mexican election on October 2. The move signals Dias’ candidacy as part of Huerta’s political strategy amidst the electoral process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Gen
Felix Dias
Mexico
Saline County Clerk Records 150 Marriages This Year
One hundred fifty marriage licenses issued by Recorder John B. Jester in Saline this year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Jester
Saline
Saline County Circuit Court Dockets and Case Dispositions
The Saline circuit court this week disposed of multiple cases including Charlton v Saline County Land and Investment Co and Thompson guardian v City of Slater with venue change approved to Audrain County. Jury awards included one hundred twenty dollars in Harvey v A and fifty dollars in Thompson v Missouri Pacific. several cases were continued, dismissed, or not prosecuted. Witnesses from Kansas City and St Louis attended along with local counsel Duggan & Dugging Searritt Jones Miller Barbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Charlton
Saline County Land and Investment Company
Carl BR. Thompson
Guardian Ve. City of
Slater
Audrala County
Aumnet
R. Irvine
Missouri Pacific
Lee Montgomery
J. G. Gootwin
Missouri
Fea Anewer
Walter H. Dakerve
Dia
L. Cameron
Kenry
Harvey
W. McNell
Renken
Plantiff
Thornton Va
Finley
Troy Anshy
Vans City Gas Company
Walt
Twilling
Mee Donough
Wingfield
Payette
Hancock
Fitzpatrick
Hancock Country
Mt. Leonard
Dave Hancock
Nebraska
W. L. Hancock
Firemouth
Kaneon City
Bt. Louis
Tt. R. Co
Saline Circuit Court
Dugstan
Mar
Kanbas City Market Opens by Mose Land Jutlog Co
The Kanbas City market is furnished by the Mose Land Jutlog Company and opened September 21. This event marks a new retail hub with distinctive features and local commerce activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Land Jutlog Company
garuler and others listed in marriage license notes
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Ira J Garuler and Evalyn Fewell with scattered initials and places like Slater Manhattan Kas Malta and Malta D. The legibility is poor and the intended connection among the names and licensing details is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Garuler
Slater
Evalyn Fewell Smeans
B. Allen
Nevera Yaargaret
Ayers
L. Waguman
Manhattan
Kas
Eman Baker
Malta
Henry Hauechild
Mipe Annm Voght
Cere
County Board of Equalization Meeting Adjourns
County court judges Hickman Gwinn and Davidson convened as a board of equalization in the county court room to hear assessments and finalize the work before adjournment on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman Gwinn
Davidson
Board of Equalization
Store Closure Alerts West Side Grocery
Gred Martins grocery on the west side is closed and Mr Martin is out of town leaving full particulars unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gred Martin
Mr. Martin
Cott and Meyer Tie The Knot In Slater Ceremony
DOTT-MEYER P L Cott of Slater and Miss Mae Meyer of Glasgow were united in marriage at the office of Justice Hiram Ferrill, he officiating. The brief ceremony united the couple in marriage with the officiant acting as a civil registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Cott
Slater
Mae Meyer
Glasgow
Hiram Ferrill
Blue Book Route Meeting Pushes for Main Road West
A September gathering in Marshall, Missouri, urged upgrading the Blue Book Route from Kansas City to Marshall into a sealed highway. About 100 delegates from Jackson, Lafayette, and Saline counties heard speeches by local officials and pressed for October 1 committees to organize road work along the line, with Marshall as a junction of the Blue Book Route and the Santa Fe Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migginaville
Katieas City
Marshall
Jackson
Lafayette
Saline
Joseph Hamil
Shackelford
Walbert Rateberger
Mt Leonard
Jno
G. Miller
Marshal
Saline County
Alina
Corder
Alggionville
Mayview
Orlow
Dine Springs
Oak Grove
Dan
Fred Tell
Kathnan City Star
Thie
Marehall
Kantaa
Arehalhan
Ely
Citivens
Manshall Irvine Couple Secretly Wed in 1912
T C Marshall of the Missouri Colony and Mina Dora Irvine of Bouiver Tennessee surprised friends by revealing they wed November 2 1912 in Chicago on a B and A excursion. The couple resumed duties at the colony and plan a short wedding trip and new home on Lacy and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Marshall
Missouri Colony
Mina Dora Irvine
Bouiver
Tenn
Tier
Chicago
Charter Bugle
Moody Church
Mr. Marshall
Lacy and
Lincoln
Mrs. Marshall
Mr and Mrs W W Henshaw Visit Marshall Today
Mr and Mrs W W Henshaw of Miami were visitors in Marshall today and were guests of the late R S Henshaw and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W. W. Henshaw
Miami
Marshall
R. 8
Henshaw
Among Our Friends New Subscribers and Renewals List
A list of names appears as new subscribers or renewals from various towns and companies including Mose Said Milling Co, LaCrosse Lumber Co, Marshall, Lexington, Malta Bend, Marshall, Kansas City, and others. The fragmentary roster includes multiple individuals and firms such as Mitchell Newton Kas H. Miler R2 Nelson Mo M L Sweeney Warrensburn Aug Schlapper John Carlwon Hammond Summers T Jones and J Deo among scattered locations like City Me Clty Me Malta Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Said Milling Co
City
Gideon
Marshall
Pike
Ren & Mage Milling Co
Clty
Hammond & Summers
Hote Poultry Hous
Homer Watton
Thorapeon
Jones
Wty
Marahail JK
Katsae City
J. Jones
Kansas City
J. Deo
Malta
Penn
WAGAMAS-NAKREN couple wed in Malt Bend home ceremony
Samuel Lele Wasgaman of Manhattan and Catherine Daker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Taker, united in marriage at the Weides home on a Wednesday evening in September. The bride, a Saline county social leader, will reside with her new husband in Mantiston after a brief honeymoon. The couple met in school at Mantattan and were celebrated by a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lele Wasgaman
Manhattan
Cas
Mies Eroza
Catherine Daker
James Taker
Saline County
Worl
Malta Houd
Mra. Wagaman
Mantiston
Mr. Waganman
Mantattan
Allen Ayton marriage unites Clyde Allen and Mie Ayton
Clyde B. Allen of Moberty and Mie Novora Ayton daughter of Mr and Mrs Rogers Slater were united in marriage Monday evening September 2 at the home of the brides parents Rev W F Roberts pastor of the Biote Hopthet church officiating The couple will reside in Moberly The bride is daughter of the late Matt Ayres a former Saline county sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Allen
Moberty
Mie Novora Ayton
Men. Rogers
Slater
Tiew. W. FP. Roberts
Biote! Hopthet
Has Returned Weth Plisoned and Davenport Arrest
Deputy Sheriff agents left Tuesday with a requisition for Ernest Davenport who was wanted at Slater for rude and lascivious conduct. Davenport, convict of forgery a year ago, was found in Buffalo Dallas County and will be taken to Bitter for a Justice trial this Monday before returning to jail for the criminal court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Davenport
Slater
Hulfalo
Dallas
Davenport
Criminal Court
Binter
Porter-Lewter Miner Wed in Louisville Neighboring City
Mr Lewter Miner a transport van of Loulaville Kentucky and Mise Mabel Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Porter of Marshall were united in marriage Tuesday September 16 at Loulaville. The bride was reared in the city and has many friends who extend congratulations. Mrs Dan Porter and daughter have been visiting in Louisville the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewter Miner
Loulaville
Mise Mabel Porter
Dan Porter
Marshall
Thin City
Louisville
Born at Slater Grimes welcome new grandson
Mr and Mrs L Grimes of Slater rejoice over the arrival of a son on September 17 weighing nine pounds. Mrs Phil Grimes of the city visited Slater this week to meet her grandchild, and she is very proud of the new grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
L. Grimes
Slater
Bobo de
Phil Grimes
Mexico's Independence Parade Reaches Historic Scale
In Mexico City a massive Independence Day parade formed last week as President Huerta, in full general's uniform, stood with diplomats under drizzling rain to address the crowd after reviewing thousands of artillery, cavalry, and infantry units. The parade stretched for miles through the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Huerta
Muerta
Streath
Mexico City
Case of Carl Thompson Versus City of Slat
The case filed by Carl Thompson against the City of Slat seeks damages of 10 100 in the credit court at Marshall this week. Venue was granted on motion by the plaintiff. The suit stems from injuries allegedly caused by coming into contact with an electric wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thompson
Slat
Obredit Court
Marshall
Medien
Thenipeon
98 year old Mrs Williams dies in Ring Maine fire
Mrs Flavia Williams aged 98 died Friday evening at her home in Ring Maine after her dress caught fire from a gasoline stove. The body was taken to Horiton for services at the Baptist church with Rev Matthews. interment followed in Houstonia cemetery. Her husband was severely burned and not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavia Williams
Rom & Gacoline
Prida
Horiton
Baptist Church
Matthews
Jfoustonia
Willan
Death of Mee Addine Shaffer in Glasgow bottoms
Mee Addine Shaffer aged about 45 died at her home in the Glasgow bottoms on Sunday September 4 1909 after a brief illness. She was the wife of the late Daniel Shaffer and survived by three sons William George and Robert and one daughter Mrs John Howard of Master all of whom mourn her. Funeral services were held Monday conducted by Mess HM Jones and the remains laid to rest in the Dankerd cemetery Gilliam Globe. Me a Gov A Alexander and children of Marshall and Otra Bertins Hur of Napten event Saturday who their sister Mrs TM Powe ler hier Nelwon Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neat Glagow Bottoms
Mee
Addine Shaffer
Daniel Shaffer
William
George
Robert
Aie
John Loward
Mester
Wicew
Mes
P. Jones
Gilliam Globe
Mea
Gov. A
Alexander
Marshall
Otra
Napten
Slater
Mra
Poewler
Nelwon Record
Injured Plainview Man Reported Improving
Relatives of Metiweet Jetinion of Plainview Oklahoma were told Monday he was seriously injured with slim chances of recovery. His mother Mrs Joase Jeffries and brother Hert left for Oklahoma to be at his bedside. By Wednesday, word said he was somewhat better as Nelson friends awaited further news. Also noted: Brunkhorst returned from Wisconsin City after an operation, and Mr and Mrs Wm T Maddox with daughter Lucy came home from Monte Vista Colorado, health trip credited with Mrs Maddox improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metiweet
Plainview
Okla
Eile
Mre
Joase Jeffries
Hert
Oklahoma
Nelson
Wm. T. Maddox
Lucy
Monte Viata
Col
Pom Letters in Marshall Post Office September 2 1015
Remaining in the Marshall Missouri post office as of September 2 1015 letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within two weeks. Names listed include Mrs Jos Right Mrs Mary Williams Miss Mildree and several gentlemen. Bacon P M co. B BACON P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Totter
Washington
Norritt
Mre
Jos
Mary
Williams
Misa Mildree
Ford
Galliam
Moore
Kidd
Scott
Chas
Wella
Barney
Carifax
Mears
Bacon
Van Dyne Couple On Eastern Pleasure Trip
Mr and Mrs Leonard Van Dyne spent the past week visiting Niagara Buffalo New York City by boat to Norfolk Virginia and other places of interest They will be gone for a week longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard van Dyne
Niagara
Buffalo
New York City
Norfolk
Conference at Washington harmonizes tariff bills
The past week saw a conference work to harmonize House and Senate tariff bills into a single measure. Leaders aimed for rapid, simultaneous passage by both houses, promising wide influence for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waoahington
House
Senate
Abe
Former Governor Polk named Solicitor of State Department
Former Governor Joseph W. Polk is appointed Solicitor of the State Department in Washington by President White at a salary of 5000 dollars annually. The appointment was approved by Senators Stone and Need of Missouri, and Polk is expected to pursue a senatorial bid. A Washington rumor suggests he may be preparing for a Cabinet elevation via a different post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Polk
State Department
Wasehington
Whiten
Stone
Need
Missouri
Washington
Tronkton
Mayor Gaynor Funeral Attendance Noted In New York
The funeral procession for Mayor Gaynor of New York moved to the Traynor home on Friday with his family present. The funeral was held Monday September fnd with ex-President Taft among twelve honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ody
Gaynor
New York
Traynor
Tait
Secretaries Letters to Wives of Top Correspondents
Secretary of Agriculture David Houston plans to send letters to the wives of leading country correspondents inviting them to share agricultural and domestic news from the United States. The letters will request suggestions on church societies and women’s organizations. The secretary’s note cites that farm women have been the most neglected factor in rural problems and should be engaged by the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Houston
United States
Taft Gains Weight After Presidency Amid Diet Change
The text notes William Howard Taft’s weight rising from his presidential 126 pounds to about 240 pounds after leaving office. It cites outdoor activity and a controlled diet as causes, and mentions time spent outdoors as a factor in weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH. Taft
Offien
United States
Impeachment Trial Opened for Governor William Buber in Albany
The impeachment trial of Governor William Buber opened Thursday at Albany at the bar of the court of impeachment. The articles charge high crimes and misdemeanors alleging influence peddling through campaign contributions and Wall Street speculation to sway General Assembly actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Buber
New York
Albany
State Senate
Ate Jealy
Texed & Falue
Eas Palen
Ils Compaien Fund
Timy
General Assembly
Four Held in Concord for Thaw Extradition Hearing
Harry K. Thaw four men are held in Concord New Hampshire awaiting a hearing before Governor Felker on extradition to New York to be returned to Matteawan asylum. If extradition is refused he would be free to travel within the state. If granted a case will be reviewed on a writ of habeas corpus with an appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry KK. Thaw
Concord
N. H
Clov
Erner Felker
New York
Matteawan Asylum
Hannibal Chosen for Next Year’s Labor Convention
At Springfield closing session of the Twenty seventh annual Missouri State Federation of Labor convention Hannibal was chosen as the site for next year. The gathering approved measures backed by women delegates including appointing pollen women to guard places of amusement and raising the child labor age from fourteen to eighteen. The federation pledged to oppose the convict labor system in the Missouri penitentiary and to make it a campaign issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Missouri State Federation of Labor
Springfield
Miscouri
Eorpie
Train Wreck Near Manhattan Injures Twenty Six
Twenty six people were injured last Saturday when four passenger cars of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad went into a ditch two miles west of Manhattan. The cars were dragged on their sides for about a thousand feet before the train stopped. The wreckage prevented a heavier loss of life and highlighted the sturdiness of the railroad equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad
Manhattan
Alee
Thaw Deportation Ends Canada Prosperous Industry
Deportation of Thaw ends a flourishing Canadian industry, shifting regional economics and labor dynamics. The move disrupts supply chains and stalls growth while prompting questions about policy and long term impact on workers and markets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mis, I. B. Sherpard
Nella Parks
Hark, G
Bade
M. E. Church
Mr. Faria
Mr. Rader
Kanbas
Wemoge
Dott-Meyer
OUTE
Manshall
Irvine
Allen-Ay Ees
de Promecins
A.B. Guerin
Iked
Uy & le
Iaerin
Can le
Mewar
Smith
Williame
Higheo
Shehiousey Intate
JU. Brunkhorst
Waneas City
Canada
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