News From the Mines and Local notices mix in Baxter camp report
Mining town bulletin notes Baxter camp activity with new strikes and optimistic ore prices while warning about mail sensitivity. Also reports a legal card party ruling and a Western play at Library Theatre, plus a drug store for sale at a good location and price.
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Baxter Camp
Baxter Springs
Cail
State deposits secured by bonds amid bank suspension
The piece notes a Ft. Scott bank suspension with about ten thousand dollars in state deposits. It states officials expect depositors to be paid in full and cites ample security from municipal bonds in the state treasury. It adds federal funds on deposit are likewise fully secured and questions why individuals lack similar protection.
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Ft. Scott Bank
Kansas bank statement sworn by cashier in 1908
State of Kansas Cherokees County bank report shows total liabilities 72716.84 and assets including cash and deposits with no other liabilities. F J Clinkinbeard cashier swears the figures correct to best knowledge. notary Axonzo L Jonrs witnesses on December 3 1908. directors Attest: Coorss Haatley Mureau Parkins.
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State of Kansas
Cherokee
E. K. Brown
F. R. McGagoor
F. S. Hatz
A. R. Kane
L. D. Brewster
State of
Kansas
F. J. Clinkinbeard
Axonzo L. Jonrs
Notary Public Commission
The Married Man In Society Headlines
A fragment discusses perceptions of married men versus bachelors, noting suspicion toward married husbands and the perceived control a wife may exert in public. It contrasts freedoms of unmarried men with judgments faced by those who are married and suggests past wrongs influence present distrust.
Married Men Out of Favor in Amusements and Trains
A newspaper column notes married men are deemed wicked for seeking entertainment and warns against their behavior at home. It also reports Kansas railroad commissioner Frank Ryan backing a ban on alcohol on trains, with support from Rep Mitchell of Lawrence.
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Frank Ryan
Railroad Board
Kansas
Mitchell
Lawrence
Ryan
Couldn't Face The Charge In Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on December 2 a report states a prisoner refused to face a charge of taking 20 dollars from a Black man, with details limited by the fragmentary text.
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Oklahoma City
L. M. Radley Dies by Own Hand After Discharge
Yesterday discharged Chickasha police officer L. M. Radley shot himself, leaving a widow and two children. His hearing on a charge was to be held this morning. The notice also lists township election results with numerous officials named, and local notices about a Baxter Springs telephone company vandalism reward and local shop ads.
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Oner
L. M. Radley
Chickasha
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Royal Baking
Chas. L. Smith
Canada
Zinc Lead Eastman Investment Co
E. F. Sweeney
Hoen
Postoffice Department
Washington
E. P. Goodwin
Greene Bros
Leominster
Mass
W. F. Mann
Hal Reid
Arizona
John Graham
Chiinbeard
Library Theatre
By the
Way
Baxter National Bank
Kanana
Resources
Securical Banton House
Teverve
U. S
Baxter State Bank
Capital Stock
Joan M. Coorss
W. T. Haatley
L. Mureau Parkins
William 5.‘ Albright
Topeka
Kas
Sens Eees
Toseive Coer Sintereseereenee
United Iron Works Co
Freeman Foundry and Mig Co
Corbin
Hood
Chas
M. Jones
W. Sam Jones
F. L. McKinney
Jones
Jones & McKinney
Galena
Lowell Township
R. L. Overstreet
Tom Green
Walter Ritchie
W. S. Walker
J. C. Boyes
O. S. Carter
Wm. Shellhammer
Garden Township
W. G. White
Benj. Corner
W.G. White
Arthur Smith
A. E. Wenzel
J. C. Hobson
F. P. Simmons
Springvalley Township
Benj. Houston
Samuel Shultz
Sh Mast
Enoc Mast
John Alsenz
A. L. Nice
Geo
Hefley
Lyon Township
T. B. Howard
T. H. Brewer
H D. Stover
Harry J.clerk
Ed. Swanson
W. B. Davies
Baxter Telephone Company
Ag Ginss
E. W. Dow
Pierce's