Unfortunate Case Involving Marshall Family Tangles
R C Marshall and his family prepared to move to Poplar Bluff or further south as Cliff loaded goods then Mr Marshall and his wife left on a hazy train. A crash occurred and creditors served attachment papers while the car was held. In Rolla Hagar and R H Hagar clashed with a drawn gun as settlements were made and bonds given in the Bell- Marshall case. The Marshall family had many friends who deeply regretted the tangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Marshall
Poplar Bluff
Cliff
Mr. Marshall
The Gutters Question City Waterways Obstructed
During a Thursday shower residents watched water surge in Main Street gutters flooded by multiple large telephone poles blocking the drainage. They question city officials and demand accountability for obstructed waterways citizens paid to maintain.
Democrats Not Wanted in Monroe City Era
A 1907 Monroe City News fragment critiques Missouri Governor Jo y Folk and appointee W F Kubo. It notes Dr Woodson’s resignation after being ex honored and questions party support, referencing W R Nelson and Taft in a political tour context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kubo
Dr. Woodson
Joey Folk
Missouri
Joey
Missouri Governor Folk Visits Star Office in Kansas City
Morning arrival of Governor Joseph W. Folk from Winfield Kansas at the Star office in Kansas City. He waits for Mr Nelson’s return as political commentary questions the state Supreme Court and evolving legal customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Kansas City
Winfield
Kas
Star
Nelson
Knsas City Post
A Good Walker From Walkersville Walks 480 Miles
Amos Brownell recently finished a three month summer term at Walkersville and will return for fall and winter sessions. He walked 480 miles for the term and over 2 000 miles in the past two years to attend school. He plans to spend his summer vacation in the Ozarks and will travel from Will.eoth Caboul Missouri to see in SOU next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Brownell
Walkersville
Ozarks
Will.eoth
Scobee and Scobee Marry in Iowa Train Wedding
Dr J D Scobee and Naomi Scobee of Miorida met as doubles in Stoutsville then traveled by train to Iowa for marriage. A friend of the Democrat lauds their union and wishes them prosperity and happiness in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Scobee
Stoutsville
Naomi Scobee
Miorida
Iowa
Dan
Missouri
Trains on M, K, T revised schedules today
The southbound day train now arrives at 12 10 p m replacing 11 85. The northbound day train now departs at 3 06 p m instead of 2 07 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Mrs M P Asbury Visits City of Flowers Relatives
Mrs M P Asbury went to the City of Flowers yesterday to visit relatives. H A Wariover is making a business trip to Poplar Biff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Asbury
City of Flowers
H. A Wariover
Poplar Biff
Father Nugent to Speak at Monroe City Chautauqua
Prominent Catholic divine Father Nugent Wendling, noted as a powerful and popular orator, will lecture at the Monroe City Chautauqua on Sunday July 26 at 2 30 p m. The talk, praised by major papers, is expected to draw both Catholic and Protestant audiences. advance notices urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Rome
Father Nugent
Monroe City Chautauqua
Louisville Courier-Journal
America
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wendling
Colts Urge Monroe City Colt Show to Boost Stock
The speaker questions the Horsemen about not organizing a Monroe City colt show. They argue such an event would stimulate a booming business and showcase strong blood stock from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsemen
Monroe City
Attention to Modern Woodman Dues and Meeting Request
Clerk W B Spalding urges members to pay by the end of June for the Semi Annual report due July 1. Members must pay by the first day of the month covered. There will be work tomorrow evening and every neighbor should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Spalding
Flushed Flint Prickles Ely Infant Nose Rescue
Master Tom Maston, 18 months old of Ely, poked a flint shard up his nose the size of a butter bean. Home remedies failed. Dr. George L. Turner performed surgery to remove the fragment, facing a difficult extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
James Martin Dies at 65 Near Shiiel
James Martin aged 65 died at his home near Shiiel Tuesday. Funeral services and burial were conducted by Rev. G Louise at Ariel on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Mrs Isaac N Melson has been with relatives at Stoutsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin
Shiiel
Rev. G. Louise
Ariel
Isaac N. Melson
Stoutsville
Thunderbolts Strike Barn Killing A Deaf Horse
A flash of lightning struck the barn of H. A. Saunders injuring several horses. Shingles and boards were torn from the structure. Initially thought unharmed, one horse was later found to be deafened by the strike.
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H. A. Saunders
Moonlight Picnic at Jourdan Grove Event
A Monday evening trip to Jourdan Grove with a guadroam bay frame and well oiled baskets led to a pleasant outing for Virgil Johnston Ray Yowell J Henderson Wray Fuqua Richard Asbury Dear Owen and Misses Margaret Patton M Bess Nicoson Marian Reed Ruby Stream Amy Green Delilah Anderson Mae Bailey Lena Asbury and Anna Mae Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourdan Grove
Virgil Johnston
Ray Yowell
J. Henderson
Wray Fuqua
Richard Asbury
Dear Owen
Margaret Patton
M. Bess Nicoson
Marian Reed
Ruby Stream
Amy Green
Delilah Anderson
Mae Baily
Lena B. Asbury
Anna Mae Barr
Local Notes and Travel Snatches From Town Bulletin
Mrs J N McWilliams left Tuesday for Bucklin to visit two weeks with her people. Cory Sullivan of Palmyra visited the city Monday. Now is the time to invest in Monroe City property with bargains in dwellings by J J Brown for J and Grady. R A Jackson left Monday for Poplar Bluff on a prospecting tour. Miss Lilly Blanton of Paris visited Monday with Mrs John L Owen. We have something very nifty in Luggies from A Jaeger. Mr and Mrs J Hampton of Kansas City have been visiting W Callahan and family at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. McWilliams
Bucklin
Monroe City
J. J Brown
J. &. Grady
Lilly Blanton
Paris
City
John L. Owen
J . Hampton
Kansas City
Mrs. W. Callahans
Philadelphia
Miss Lucile Carrico Visits Kansas City Family
Miss Lucile Carrico a trained nurse from Kansas City has been spending several days with her parents Mr and Mrs John R Carrico Mrs Bert Lange traveled to Hunnewell Monday to spend time with relatives The report mentions a Deere Buggy sold by A Jaeger Williamsport Pa dated Jan 24 1900s In a violent thunderstorm Samuel Snyder a Pennsylvania railroad man was struck by lightning while using a telephone He was thrown across the room and remained speechless twenty hours later with no speech recovered yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Carrico
Kansas City
John R. Carrico
Bert Lange
Hunnewell
Williamsport
Jane
Samuel Snyder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roby and partner quell yard baron egg thefts after goose ends supply
J D Roby of Rovey and Robinson faced egg thefts from local yards as partner J A Robinson traced nests and took the eggs. Neighbors then secured their own eggs and Jim killed the goose that laid the golden egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Roby
Rovey & Robinson
J. A. Robinson
Jim
Tornadoes devastate Medicine Lodge with homes lost
Three distinct tornadoes struck Medicine Lodge last night destroying twenty five houses. Six people were seriously injured and one is missing. No lives were known to be lost. Miss E Pearl Wilcox will leave Monday for Hinkley NL where she has accepted a saleslady position in a dry goods store. She has many friends in this city who will miss her when she returns to her old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
E. Pearl Wilcox
Hinkley
Miss Wilcox
Tooley brothers visit in Carrolton for kin gathering
Joseph Tooley of Carrolton arrived Tuesday to visit his brothers Elias and Geo W Tooley. The brief note records a family visit among siblings and a local household in Carrolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tooley
Carrolton
Elias
Geo. W. Tooley
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Joseph W. McClintic
Rolla
Constaine
R H. Hagar
Atcar
Hagar
Bond
Bell- Marshall
W. R. Nelson
The
William H. Taft
Ottawa
Missouri Supreme
Dungi
Qclarence
Scobee
Chautauqua Assembly
George R. Wendling
Colts
Bell
FP & M
Queer
Cory Sullivan
Palmyra
R. A. Jackson
A. Jaeger
Yates & Shearman’s
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