Daily Democrat to replace weekly with citywide coverage
The Burton County Democrat transitions from weekly to daily publication. Readers welcomed the change with many renewing and new subscribers. The paper secured United Press Association services, pledging impartial, accurate reporting of state and local news with thorough city and county coverage.
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Adjudged Insane Woman on Trial in County Jail
Rachel E. Ross was tried at the county jail yesterday and adjudged insane. She will be sent to the asylum. Her confessionals mix fact and fiction about a life in Kansas and Missouri, with a tale of eight children, a husband in the penitentiary, and a sack of silver dollars.
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National Guard inspection urged for drills
Officers urge guardsmen to attend drills through the 26th, the inspection day. Every member must be present with no excuses accepted, even the captain cannot excuse four men. A man with little drill will face the awkward squad unless he quickly catches on during the inspection.
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Eagles Club Remodels King Rooming House as New Home
Work began this week on remodeling the W. B King rooming house on Main street, purchased by the Eagles Club of this city as their new home. Construction targets occupancy by March 1, with the first floor set aside for a reading room.
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Charles C Hotchkiss died after long life of service
Charles Crittenden Hotchkiss of Hector New York born 1892 died at his brother Edward's home February 4 in this city aged 82 1 3. He moved with his parents to Michigan grew up educated in state schools and universities later taught in Missouri where he married Addie J Buckland four children survived with two sons and two daughters one child and one daughter died in infancy. He was principal at Marysville Mo at outbreak of Civil War a Northern sympathizer forced to leave then taught and led schools in Ode Ill Des Moines and Fort Dodge Iowa later ran music academies in Des Moines Fort Dodge and Chicago. Funeral at Congregational church tidelock interment in cemetery.
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Des Moines
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Shovel Gang Near Miss During Muddy Auto Ride
Story recalls Tom Dennis of the Shovel Gang narrowly avoiding a bad reputation after a muddy roadside incident while riding with John Bales. They stalled on a muddy stretch, escaped after hours of effort, and Tom blamed the mud for lost items and temper. Sam Comfort farm appears in the tale as they struggled to resume travel.
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Still On The Job County Attorney Assistant Question
P E Murphy chairman of Barton county Commission writes denying support for adding an assistant to the county attorney. He notes a prior paper's signers including Commissioners Land Bloomer and ex Commissioner Dick, and states he opposes a deputy but would support no salary increase for an assistant. He notes the $1200 annual cost and maintains the current pay is adequate.
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Business Change at Hina Tetler Grocery Store
Fred Sullenthrop of Wichita has purchased the Hina Tetler grocery store and will assume charge at the start of the week. He plans to move his family, and Mr. Hostetler has word he will ship household effects. Mr. E J Moxemnk of Nicker son will remain in the store under new management.
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Nickerson
Death of Jacob Lutschig near town awakens community grief
Jacob Lutschig died at his home a few miles northwest of town on Wednesday night after years of ill health. A respected longtime community member, he was active in local affairs and leaves a bereaved family. Funeral arrangements were not set as several children live in other states. a fuller notice will follow.
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Uneal
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Lutsehig
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Schneck Mercer Wedding Announcement
Mr Bert Schneck and Miss Clara Bell Merete announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Both hailed from local families and are connected with the Sunflower Gil Co. The couple is highly regarded in the community and plans a long, prosperous life together as friends extend best wishes.
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