Local Notices and Visitors Highlight Marshall Area
Local notes report Kis weather impact on circuses and several visitors arriving from nearby towns. Banner Loan Office is repeatedly mentioned with property sales and private money lending notes. Ethlyn Stewart and Fannie Sthick visit Malta statistics while Mageed Magee and families spend the weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hecker
Cabo Ee Kriday
Ana
Plaice
Ethlyn Stewart
Colorado
Fannie Sthick
Malta
Magee
Sian
Taday Anl
Se PG
Madle Goul
Claud
Mendota Eta
Local notices and small items from Unionville
The Unionville office reports assorted items including Bebotis Turner the barber near Monroe's corner, Swank Eddy winning a furnace contract for M. E. Thick, and Mrs Henry Callison and son returning from St. Louis. J P Tucker presented flowers, E F Quigley installed a Diamond windmill for Seth Brice, and Jerome Putnam with wife visited from St John. John Wortz to Kansas City for barber school.
Armour & Co Halts All Retailing Activities
The item notes Armour & Co clearly stopping retail sales in all channels. It also records local updates about Mrs Nora Muno Beacham’s illness in Brookfield and mentions various minor community details including a late circus arrival and a telephone line project by Bert Allen in Ost Reli County.
Local notices and social items from Trenton Tribune
Community notes include loan offers from McCutchens and sons Edge Farm Loans, visits of Mr Lee Collips and ne phew dentist F G Robison, and travels of Mr and Mrs H H Jackman. A fire at Palace Barber shop worsened losses. marriage of Hershal Vincent and Cecil Smith. Miss Edith Torrey named primary teacher in Columbia Mo. various town movements and greetings to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Collips
Powersville
Putnam County
Stanberry
F. G. Robison
Trenton Tribune
Hershal Vincent
Mendota
Cecil Smith
Martinstown
Recorder’s Office
R. M. Brasfield
Frank Anderson
Palace
Towsend’s
North Dakota
Jamie
Riggs
Edith
W. Lee
Jamie Torrey
St John
Columbia
Miss Torrey
Local News Briefs From Mercer County and Surroundings
The Farmers Store advertises a No hand made farm wagon for sale. Abe Patton sells a 720 acre Mercer county farm to Joseph Hawk at 30.00 per acre. Chautauqua notes report the Wells family ill but improving. The Lyceum Stock company fills Hays opera house with good crowds. Apprentices sought at Rosenthal's millinery. Major McDonald delayed. muster date moved. Rev McCluskey preaches. Epworth League plans a social for Mr. Putnam leaving for St Louis. Mrs Raines receives news of her mother’s illness. Harriet Williams to visit family in Iowa. Harley Shepard visits from Deadwood, joins relatives. mentioned as one of three Shepherd brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hays
Poley” Fenton
Hays
Abe Patton
Princeton
Joseph Hawk
Putnam County
Mercer County
Prineton Telegraph
Chas. Wells
Nellie
Warse
Powersville
Lyceum Stock Company
Hays Opera House
Moberly
Epworth League
Arthur Putnam
St. Louis
Putnam
I League
James Raines
J. M. Valentine
Montesan
Washington
Harriet Williams
Wapello
Iowa
Gister
Boutry Settage
Mr Shepard
Mre
Pyros Linsoin
We Invite You To Our Store Upgrade
A store announces renovations aimed at improving space and light. It promises more room and more goods for customers, claiming the change will make trading more satisfactory for both sides.
Severe electric storm damages homes and railway bridge
A severe storm struck Monday night bringing heavy rain and frequent lightning. Property damage occurred at several homes including Will Freed and P Falk, with chimneys, plaster, and siding harmed. a catalpa tree was shattered. a hay stack burn and flooded creeks disrupted rural mail service. Blackbird bridge was damaged but repaired before the south bound passenger train arrived. Northern farms reported livestock losses and sensor events at 2 am left lingering tremors felt by awake residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Shelton
Peter Greggers
R. M. Brasfield
Will Freed
P. Falk
Staples
Katherine Spence
Mr Freed
Mr Falk
Mrs. Falk
Little
Luther McCalment
Blackbird
Metal Merchandise Stock in City Offers Best Prices
A city supplier emphasizes a complete stock of metal merchandise at competitive prices. They promise to produce and sell the items you want at the highest possible price, aiming to attract customers with value and selection.
Farmers Store Remodel Doubles Floor Space In Town
The Farmers Store completes a thorough remodel expanding to about 48 000 square feet with space doubled. First floor removes the dry goods partition to unite departments the grocery area moves to the rear and clothing and shoes enlarge. Up stairs a bright 40 by 70 foot area for china and other stock will be kept surplus storage until shelves arrive. The alterations, by Hoffman Underwood and Pickinpaugh, promise a modern and convenient shopping space for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothin
Messrs
Hofman, Underwood, & Pickinpaugh
September revival and local notices from Unionville area
The column lists religious services starting mid September with preaching on August 31 1902 at 11 am and 7 30 pm by W J Powers. It includes job ads at Blackbird and 412 Bracceigo Black Coat Co, plus local visits from Mr and Mrs Wallace and the Ebner family. Post office letters, a weather note, school and church events, and local gossip about residents and visitors are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRG Coe
Odinb Churel
Hvest Liberty
My. W
Methodist church trustees approve new furnace and annex
The Methodist church trustees have contracted for a two inn and seventy five dollar hot air furnace for the church. Also notes about visitors from Cincinnati Des Moines and a mail clerk resuming duties in Kansas City. Milan marshal’s warning on his first offense ends with intent to reform. Arthur Putnam resigns from S H Jackson & Co to study at Homeopathic college in St Louis. Senior and Junior Endeavors hold evening practice at the Christian Church inviting all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Geo. A. Hill
Kansas City
Milan
Arthur Putnam
S.H. Jackson & Co
St. Louis
Homeopathic Medical College
Christian Church
Apprentices Wanted To Learn Millinery Trade At Rosenthal
Local note reports Rosenthal hiring apprentices for millinery training. It also notes the marriage of Maraiep.-Hause Ford and Miss Mable Salsberry in Kansas City last Friday with Salsberry’s summer trip ending in happiness. The Baptist church will skip morning preaching due to Rev. Pipkin’s absence from the Sunday School Convention. evening services proceed. Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m. The Methodist Sunday School picnic was postponed twice due to rain and lack of boats, awaiting dryer weather.
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Hause Ford
Mable Salsberry
Kansas City
Miss Salsberry
Kansas
Kz- Publigan
Baptist Church
Pipkin
Sullivan County
Methodist Sunday School
Farmers Star Transforms Amid Construction Turmoil
After weeks of chaos caused by lumber delays and carpentry work, the Farmers Star newspaper area is gradually becoming a site of business activity as renovations proceed.
The Complete Renovation Delights Local Traders
The renovation and remodeling of the entire building makes the shop a highly convenient place to trade. The updated interiors and improved layout promise a better shopping experience for customers and vendors alike.
Remodeling Sale Sparks Rush for New Goods
A large re modeling sale promises a quick fill of the building with bright new goods sourced from test markets as stock runs low.
Senator McKinley Campaign Schedule By County
The senatorial committee held a meeting in Trenton on the 21st to plan Hon J G McKinleys campaign. The schedule starts Sept 16 in Grundy county and moves weekly to Mercer Harrison Livingston and Putnam counties through Oct 13 with local committee coordination.
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Trenton
J. G. McKinley
Grundy County
Mercer County
Harrison County
Livingston County
Putnam County
Ata I
Woman severely injured by runaway cow near Penhuille
Mrs J M Borders was knocked down and trampled by a cow near Penhuille in this county while guiding a calf to the barn. She suffered three ribs broken, severe bruises to the arm and body, with head injuries. she is slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Borders
Penhuille
Ain
Hr Bax
Reunion notices invite leaders to joint meetings in Missouri towns
An article fragment announces reunions of the 18fi and 42d Mo. Regiment and the Woodman, Old Settlers, and Farmers groups. Meetings are set for Powersville on August 30 and Unionville on September 6, with officers named and plans for committees, judging, and future society gatherings. Additional notes mention a Hannibal area plant project and a 700 worker construction force, plus employment expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Githentall Association
Woodman
Woodman Hall
Powersville
Moon
Powersyilig
DJ W
Poniock
Agni
An Minnen
Wakp
Clk Co
W. A
Farmera Institute
Putnam County
Unionville
T W. Magee
W.E. Wheralandron
Hai i
Rtland Cam Nt Company
Hannibal
St John School Seeks Fall Winter Teaching Applicants
The John School in St. John Missouri invites teaching applicants for fall and winter term. A S Ronyon serves as secretary. August 14, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
A.S. Ronyon
the John School
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Attomby
Ednesday
Fen ‘Sience
Banner Loan Office
Gous
George Porter
Enna
W. H. Forbes
J Ae
Abe. Sulger
Tap
Ersongl Security Ad Cass Sistout
Henry Chiulison
Es Pearly
Ruby “Béesche
Exline
Bebotis Turner
Monroe's Corner
I Swank Eddy
M. E. Thick
Henry "Callison
Eérge
W. H. Perry
LaPlata
J. P. Tucker
S—Loer
Clarence Qonger
E. F. Quigley
Seth Brice
Jerome Putnam and Wife
St. John Thursday
Rube Kellison
Howanp
John Wortz
Armour & Co
Nora Muno- Beacham
Brookfield
Bryan
Withrow
Agebt —Mre
J W. Quigley
Gieen City
Bert Allen
Qxyitetwell
Interibs
McCutchen & Son
H. H. Jackman
Edina
Knox County
Weatherford’s
Atso
P. M. Munnon
Omaha
L. D. Thomas
Newtown
Ora
Geo. James of
Laoperne
Erwin
Oregon
Geo
West
Rosenthal’s
Bis
Meweesrae
Holman
Underwood
Pickinipaugh
Bracceigo Black Coat Co
Sam Wallace
Bloomfield
Geo. Ebner
Keokuk
John Stahl
J. C. Stephenson
Roy Smith
Marion Ulrey
August Meyer
Rock Island
Meyer
Wife
Lustio
Fintan
Virginia
Glenwood Phonograph
H. L. Dickerson
Drain
Lena Brewford
Golo
Presbyterian Church
Henry Grindstaff
Chariton
J. W. Rorbes
Mrs. Fairbrother
Cincinnati
Mra. Hill
Des Moines
Cy. Lincoln
Ita Oe
Senator McKinley
Jan
Zest
Hérshel Vincent
Pepadata
Ceril
Alonzo Ei Hackney
Lemonville
Eva Ay Childers
Hata
W. H. Forpss
Jackson’s
A. Bannart
Office Drardagkeen’s
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