Marriage Announcements From Gibbs Missouri and Nearby
FYROLU THE REPUBLICAN announces upcoming marriage of Frank W Stout to Mamie Hilderbrandt of St Joseph on Tuesday. Mr E P Vance and Mrs Mary Spence wed Monday night by Rev Knup. Bert Little news notes two year old Haught er Conger injured after falling from wagon. James Cassady and Mary Anna Mc Clasky married Wednesday the fifth at Gibbs Mo with Rev Joe Hall officiating.
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Frank W Stout
Mamie Hilderbrandt
St Joseph
E. P Vance
Mary Spence
Marrage
Knup
Bert Little
Clarence Conger
James Cassady
Mary Anna McClasky
V&th
Gibbs
Joe Hall
Early 1900s Lemonville Wedding and Local Notices
The September 24 1905 Lemonville issue reports the wedding of Edgar Lemon and Danny Johnson at the Johnson home, construction plans by McCutchen Son and Roth, and several marriages including Charley Jordan and Faith Lewis. It also notes obituaries for Ivan McClaren Davis and various community events, accidents, remembrances, and local happenings across Martinstown and surrounding areas.
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Pade Johnson
Lemonville
Edgar Lemon
Danny Johnson
Willie Inderwood
Blanch Campbell
George Roth
McCutchen & Son Wil
Eath
McCutchen Butler Well
Charley Jordan
Faith Lewis
Westerday
Justice Wat Voorderwood
Pithy Remarks by President Brooks at Missouri Convocation
President Stratton Brooks urged Missouri University students to accept personal responsibility for their actions and to become self mastered leaders. He emphasized self discipline, study, and a mature outlook as the foundation for worth while education and state progress.
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Columbia
Stratton Brooks
University of Missouri
Brook
University
Thes Uigh
Missouri Political First Week Annotations Recall
The piece highlights Sept 27 to Oct 3 as Missouri’s early political week, noting the Centralia Massacre of 1864 and the state’s code of milestones from statehood events to the first elected U.S. senators. It lists five October 1 events across years 1800 1804 1812 and 1826, including treaties, territorial divisions, five counties, and Jefferson City as seat of government.
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State Historical Soate
Missouri
Columbia
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Centralia
Major Johnson
Hill Anderson
Missour
San Idefonso
Lon Ira
Jefferson City
Teeetion
San Widefonso
Spain
France
Louisiana
United States
Texas
New Orleans
Territory of
District of
LSO
St Charles St Louis
Ste Genevieve
Cape Girardeau
New Madrd
Althoush
Curt
Paras
Basil Roy
Owe
Four Team Event Prompts Remy Oat Loud Thie We
Readable fragments signal a brief public notice style item. The text provides partial phrases and scattered names suggesting a local event or notice without complete context. The available words hint at a scheduled occasion or a community announcement.
Purification health claim advertisement fragment
An unreadable ad fragment promotes purification as a health cure. It touts Caletabs as a superior purifier and suggests taking one tablet twice weekly for several weeks, urging readers to try a family package from a drugstore.
Death of James Arthur Childers in Unionville Mo
James Arthur Childers born May 27 1923 died Sept 22 1925 at home in Unionville Missouri aged two years two months and twenty six days. He leaves his mother and father four brothers and two sisters all living at the home place. Funeral services were held at the home by the Baptist church pastor on Sept 24 at 2 30 p.m. Interment followed in Unionville cemetery.
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Oklahoma
Unionville
Alva
Okla
State Teacher College
Christ
Missouri
Gusten
Alexander McNa
Missour
United States
Sara
Stranes
James Arthur
Henry Childers
Baptist Church
Thankful note from the Childers family
Mr and Mrs Henry Childers and Family express thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of loved ones and for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Henry Childers
Section Man Killed at Seymour Missouri
Thomas Rhoades a section man from Seymour Ta sustained fatal injuries when a Rock Island motor passenger bus struck the section car he was on between Numa and Seymour The Seymour Herald reports the crew believed no train was coming and the bus hit them on a curve Rhoades died after being struck as others fled to safety The bus was en route to Altamont Missouri to be placed in service between that point and St Josephs place to a passenger train
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Thomas Rhoades
Seymour
Rock Island
Rhoades
Numa
Seymour Herald
Rhoades Font
Altamont Mo
St Josephies Place
Public Benefactor Aids Scottish County Farmers
In a fragmented report, C. L. Young of Anita is praised for aiding farmers in Scotland County, providing more than $27,000 during the season. The note credits Young with philanthropy that supports Mem Arbela and related communities, though the text is garbled.
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Sia C. L
Peck) Young
Anita
Scotland County
Mem
Arbela
Connoung
Mr. Young
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Sinda
the Echo
Mo Warnes
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Mary Munetern
Pearson
Dearlier
Nerra
Ftta Warnick Offety
Frank Mee
Neale Mundoun
Neal
Leo Pearson
Martinstown
Lewin
Jim Medlin
Ethel Robinon
Helen Armatrong
Ivan McClaren Davis
Frank
Zepha Davis
Vestal
Boeunt Minear
Willi Mir
Ronnie Minear
Southern
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Willie Morea
Joe Miler
Ada Stockton
Fai
Hoe
Minewr Wareholdren
Ental Mioeaur
Frence Mission
Armericg
America
Caninux
Pithy
President Brooks
Will
California
Urprese
Lee
Osunia
Eleatoor
van Seett
Gus Piekenbrock
Farm Loans and Insurance
R. F. Little & Son
Unionville, Missouri
Liz Wrenner Saree
Davidson Bros
T Nionville, MO
Clark Bros
NEW Coats
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Polaire
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Wools
West Side
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