Card of thanks from Scorr family in Kansas and Georgia
We earnestly and sincerely thank our friends neighbors and good people of Kansas and Georgia for their presence sympathy and floral offering at the funeral and interment of dear wife and mother W. W. Scorr and children
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Kansas
Georgia
W. W. Scorr
For Sale Cheap A good organ
For Sale Cheap A good organ. Inquire of Mrs. F. H. Bartlett. Mrs. Samuel Binns is home from a visit to her old home in Kentucky. Jim Smith and Art McAboy took in The Merry Widow at Joplin Monday night. Charlie Collins is home from his Colorado ranch to spend the holidays with his family. On the way home he stopped off at Kansas City where he was joined by his two daughters Misses Georgia and Pauline who are attending school there. Mrs. Emma Gregg met her son Paul in Kansas City this week. Paul was on his way from Denver to New York where he goes on to Hearst s New York Journal as an artist at a salary of one hundred dollars a week for two years.
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Samuel Binns
Kentucky
Jim Smith
Art McAboy
Merry Widow
Joplin
Charlie Collins
Colorado
Kansas City
Georgia
Pauline
Emma Gregg
Paul
Denver
New York
Hearst
New York Journal
E. W. Dow
Salina
Kansas
New Hampshire
Baxter Springs
Baxter
Pioneer Dies After Fall and Illness in Cherokee County
P C Duff aged 63, longtime Cherokee county resident, died from paralysis believed to stem from a fall several months earlier. He passed Wednesday at his home west of town, with wife and daughter Fannie Davis of Joplin and son May Duff of Lincolnville, Okla., nearby. Funeral held Friday at his residence with Baxter cemetery burial. Duff came from New York state 25 years ago to farm west of town. Survived by wife two sons Clark in Alaska and May in Lincolnville, and daughter Mrs Fannie Davis.
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P. C. Duff
Cherokee County
Fannie Davis
Joplin
May Duff
Lincolnville
Oklo
Duff
Baxter Cemetery
New York State
Here
Clark Duff
Alaska
Okla
Davis
Joplin Grocerymen
Free Watch Offer and Local Post List at Baxter Springs
An old newspaper item advertises a promotion offering a free open face nickel watch and self-sharpening 8 inch shears to five new yearly subscribers who recruit others. It also lists the Baxter Springs Kansas post office letters for the week ending Dec 23 1908, with names awaiting collection and two week deadline before dead letter transfer. Additionally notes mention E C Gaines and mother traveling to New York for winter, a lost boys overcoat in Lincolnville Okla, church ladies meeting December 31, and a joint Royal Neighbors Modern Woodman installation on January 12. One real estate listing offers 20 acres with a house and barn for $1000, and E W Dow traveling to Salina for holidays with a sister from New Hampshire arriving there.
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Baxter Springs
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Library Bulletin marks first year of service at Liprartan
On October 1 the library celebrated its first year with 2556 volumes on shelves and numerous pamphlets on geology mineral and agricultural topics. It hosted 3 dailies 4 weeklies 8 monthlies and many patron contributions. 556 tickets were issued and 10988 volumes circulated across classifications led by Fiction 7664 Juveniles 2661 with smaller counts in History Biography Voy age and Travels and other categories. Directors aim to add 130 volumes for War of the Rebellion ethnology of American Indians 43 volumes next year.
Judge McNeill's Loss in Columbus
Mrs. C. A. McNeill wife of Judge McNeill died at her Columbus home Monday after a brief illness. She fell ill ten days earlier and, though improving, suddenly worsened and died. A beloved figure with many friends funeral services were held Wednesday.
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C. A. McNeill
Judge McNeill
Columbus
Big shipment arrives for dental office phones listed
Ed Covey loses a dray horse after illness on Friday. Replacement costs around 150 dollars. The big shipment has arrived prompting a visit to the office to obtain a horse and other items.
Shall Baxter Springs Have A Revival
Community plea urges united effort for a real revival in Baxter Springs across denominations. Editorial emphasizes dedication, attendance, and setting aside social events to ensure success. Local note: Frank Cravens of Kansas City visiting. wedding announcements list Ruby Tucker and William Clark in Los Angeles, December 29.
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Baxter Springs
Ruby Tucker
Land
John R. Tucker
William
Bertett Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
C, M. Clark
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