First G. W. Wilson Dead in Jackson Township
Mrs George W Wilson died at home in Jackson township after two weeks illness born in Kentucky August 23 1942 aged 65 years 3 months days She came to the county 20 years ago married December 15 1881 to G W Wilson two children from the marriage are dead Surviving are her husband six children from a previous marriage and several relatives Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the Alls graveyard conducted by Rev Samuel Alexander Burial will follow The community shares in the bereavement of the aged husband and family.
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George W. Wilson
Jackson Township
Wilson
Kentuckey
G W Wilson
Union
Mr Wilson
Victor Hoes
Unionville
Bherman
Pollock
Frank
Jack W. D
Livonia
Ada Sul
JS Huffman
Alls Grave
Samuel Alexander
J. W. Bowen Dead In Powersville
Powersville reports the death of J. W. Bowen longtime postmaster for eleven years. Bowen, an old resident, was highly respected for his manly upright life and his friends mourn his passing with deep sympathy for the family.
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J. W. Bowen
BS P
Powersville
Bowen
Miss Bertha Yaden Dies. Funeral Held at Lipp Cemetery
Bertha Ellen Yaden born January 22 in Adair county Missouri died March 15 1908 after moving to Putnam county with her parents and marrying Geo Harmon of Sidmay April 20 1907. She is survived by husband parents a stepmother two sisters and two brothers all of Slave Montana. Funeral at Lipp cemetery March 16 drew near relatives and friends, with Mr Harmon reportedly missing preparations for the day.
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Bertha Ellen Yaden
Adair County
Putnam County
Geo. Harmon
Sid
Beir
Slave
Montana
Berths Ranie Ea Shibleysint
Connels- Silo
Wets
Sfaneral
Lippi
New Medical Partnership Formed in Hartford County
Dr Carley Carrver, long active in Hartford and county practice, forms a partnership with Dr E J Geisinger. The new firm operates in Ugionville and aims to expand local medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carley Carrver
Hartford
E. J. Geisinger
Ugionville
Local resident to join Dr Geisinger at county seat
The text notes frequent visits to the county seat and mentions an upcoming intimate association with Dr Geisinger. It states that Dr and Mrs Carryer have not found a suitable house yet and will board until they can buy, build, or rent a residence.
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Couny
Geisinger
Carryer
Burlington Rail Crash Suits Each for 2000 Dollars
F E VanFossen and C L Anderson filed separate suits against the Burlington railroad claiming 2000 dollars each for injuries from the wreck on the Hannibal and St. Joseph line a few weeks ago. Both men report substantial inconvenience since the accident.
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F E VanFossen
C L. Anderson
Burington Railroad
Breaks Jail Again Oscar Morrow Escapes Steel Cage
Oscar Morrow escaped from Ceffin County Jail for the second time this month by prying loose door fastenings and breaking through a brick wall about 4 o clock this morning. He previously broke out ten days ago, was recaptured near Moberly, and a $325 reward is offered for his rearrest by Sheriff Hayes. He has a history including a three year term for horse theft and use of the money to buy another man's wife.
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Oscar Morrow
Moberly
Hayes
Morrow
Echo of Labor Troubles and Wild Weather Strikes West
A failed assassination attempt targeted Pandora Colorado mine manager Gen Bulkely Wells when dynamite exploded near his bed while he slept. Parallel storms tornad o damages hit multiple Midwest districts injuring and killing residents, destroying homes and crops across Missouri Illinois Indiana and Michigan with heavy property losses.
Absolute required full body exercise and Sloan's Liniment use
A health note urges full body exercises to develop heart and strength and to refresh tired brains. It notes that Sloan's Liniment can rub away fatigue after exertion and shares endorsement from Harry K Gilmen, athletics instructor in Roxbury Mass, who cites success in fatigue and rheumatic massage, and personal use at home and travel.
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Harry K Gilmen
Warren Street
Roxbury
Mass
Hadley Seeks Hearing on Express Rate Fight Restrain
Jefferson City March 28 Missouri Attorney General Hadley asked Judge Smith McPherson to set a date for a hearing on a restraining order that blocked the Missouri State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners from enforcing a new express rate schedule. The order had been in abeyance for about a year after a general 25 percent reduction was approved.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Smith McPherson
United States Court
Hadley
McPherson
Rhode Island Reds Eggs and Cockerels for Sale
Rhode Island Reds eggs from a choice pen by Rose Combs offered at 76 cents per 15 and five dollars per one hundred. A few fine cockerels also for sale. Contact A. J. Martin.
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A. J. Martin
Anarchists Bomb Shocks Union Square in Chicago
A crude anarchist device exploded in Union Square Chicago injuring Silverstein who lost a right arm and blind eyes while a bystander was killed. Police flooded the area with officers using batons as a crowd scattered in the aftermath.
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Union Square Park
Chicago
Haymarket
Beore
Ig Silverstein
Marriage Licenses Issued in Powersville and Worthington
Marriage licenses granted include W H Collins aged 25 of Powersville to Mary Points of Powersville, Orville Nawman 22 of Worthington, and Mattie McFarland from Evonie aged 19. The list notes ages and hometowns for each party.
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W. H. Collins
Powersville
Mary Points
Orville Nawman
Worthington
Big Mattie McFarland
Efvonie
Republican City Ticket .Fs For Mayor Z. T. SHEARER
For Collector EMERSON BURNS. For Marshall ROLLIE ROBINSON. For Alderman North Ward D. FAIRFIELD. For Alderman South Ward JOHN FIGHTMASTER. High Class Short Horn Bulls. Tieve four low down beefy bulls ad. good as I have ever offered, they are in good flesh and ready for heavy service. Moderate prices considering quality. I will also sell a pair of heavy dGra?1 mares 6 and crosses of 'Percheron bload. 3313 A. . BrErry,
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Z. T. Shearer
Emerson Burns
Marshall Rollie Robinson
North Ward
D. Fairfield
South Ward
John Fightmaster
Powersville Postmaster Dies in Powersville Service
Obituary notes John W Bowen born November 13 1845 in Ohio died in Powersville Missouri March 27 1908 age 62 years 4 months and 14 days. He served in Co H 14 io cavalry 1862 and married Mary E Thornburg in Unionville Mo. in 1850 two children Chas R and Miume. He was Powersville postmaster most years and active in the M E church and IOOF lodge. Funeral held Saturday at 2:30 pm at the MFP church with Lucerne and Cleopatra IOOF lodges assisting.
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John W. Bowen
Ohio
Powersville
Coh
Io Cavalry
Mary E Thornburg
Unionville
Chas R
Miume
Wyreka
Harvard
Kansas
Missouri
Surley
Lize
M_echhurch
F E Cosad
I O O F Lodge
MFP
Rev Boone
Lucerne
Lucerne and Cleopathra I. O
Local notes from Wm. Dickson place and area social news
Grant Frank Houston and family moved on the Wm Dickson place last week. Neighbor ladies surprised Mrs Ona Hackney by sewing carpet rags. I N Rake sowed oats. Wm Ford started work for Ray Hurlburt. Jura Hackney visited Florence De Garmo. Albert Miller returned home from teaching winter school to visit family. Several girls attended teachers association in Unionville. Mrs Spaw visited L N Rake. See McVey, recently in Oklahoma, returned to Missouri. Kay Hulburt made a town trip. R D Kaup cleaned his pond. T T Peek attended lodge. Ira Hulburt worked at Lemon. J C Ward and wife hosted Miles Dickson and family. Inza Castes has seen sheep in Sullivan County. Hail damaged windows at Harrison Fightmaster. Miles Dickson and wife welcomed a baby boy Sunday night. Joe Coppock’s team frightened and ran away, no injuries. Tot Peek has a sale in Sullivan County due to niece’s pneumonia.
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Albert Miller
Unionville
Teachers, Association
McVey
Okla
Hia
Arenue
Kay Hulburt
R. D Kaup
T T Peek
Ira Hulburt
Lemon
Miles Dickson
Joe Coppock
Marshall National Bank Promotes Safe Banking in Community
Marshall National Bank emphasizes its status under National banking laws and biannual government examinations. It pledges a conservative, no speculation approach, invites local accounts, and highlights a burglar proof vault and safety deposit boxes for deeds, notes, wills, policies, and valuables under government supervision.
For Sale White Wyandotte Chickens
Advertised chickens from Mrs. O. H. Clapper offer White Wyandotte stock at 1.00 per 15 or 45.00 per hundred with contact at 3214.
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O. H. Clapper
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Notaries Public
G. W. Wilson
Burlington
Steel
Ceffin County
Bulkely Wells
Pandora
Colo
Wells
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Guy Ostuenenburg
Arthur L. Collins
Steve Adams
Harry Orchard
Telluride
Thatermie
Kirksville
Lawson Harrison
Wilmothville
J M . Greenslate
Oood
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Tipton
Rolla
St James
Monireau County
Howell
Michaod
Kalamazoo
Rhode Island
Republican City
A. ©. BrErry
Overholt
Roxy Halley
Galt
Yorkshire Greamery Co
Ottumton
Wm. Almsted
Wilson Bowman
Lemonville
Benny West
Lineville
N H
Millard Dowman
Medicineville
Levi Pollock
Mr Pollock
Pat
Julius Gatrel
Marion County
Unionsille
Fisi Whiteley
Allen & Sons
J W Boown
Jas. Vance
Trenton
S A Dougherty
Stanard
J D. Starr
J M. Cool
Hazel Allen
Harris
Amber Baldwin
Genoa
Lewis Montgomery
Grandma Herald
Lilly Tomey
Bloomfield
John Howry
Wm Harding
W. O Lear
Lon
See &.H. Jackson Merc. Co
Grant
Frank Houston
Wm. Dickson
Ona Hackney
Rake
Wm Ford
Ray Hurlburt
Jura Hackney
Florence de Garmo
Spaw
L. N Rakes
J C Ward
Inza
Sullivan County
Harrison
Peek
Marshall National Bank
Iggs
Doe
Ug. McCutchen & Sop
Farmers Bank
Unionville, MO
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