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Baxter Springs News

Location

Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

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Baxter Springs tax valuation probe by Chamber of Commerce

The Baxter Springs assessed valuation from last spring, to stand for four years, is under study by the Chamber of Commerce directing committee. Directors Wyatt Richardson Hannah Ray Wewry Fairfax Barnes Rosenstein and others discussed a 7928 total levy of $33.06 per thousand with $7 state and county taxes, $1% city, and $13.55 Baxter school district. The group favored high valuation with low levy, noting sewer bond interest changes will alter future levies. Municipal Affairs members Wyatt and Lowry will oversee.

Baxter Springs New ‘Chamber of Commerce Directorate Chamber of Ree Cardin Wyatt Richardson Hannah Ray Wewry Fairfax Barnes Rosenstein Baxter Gehoo Baxter Camber of Commerce Columbus Galena Minerval Weir Treece

Publication Notice in Cherokee County Court

First published in Baxter Springs News Jan 8 1919 notice that Josie Williams and others are defendants in a district court suit filed in Cherokee County Columbus. The plaintiff seeks a decree and the case remains on file with the clerk of the court as to heirs executors administrators and trustees involved.

Baxter Springs Jumbus

Paroled Boy Shoplifter Case Ties to Baxter Springs

Two youths Leslie Smith from Baxter Springs and Willie Handley of Tar River, aged 13 and 14, were paroled in juvenile court after a shoplifting spree spanning Pierce City. They admitted taking guns knives and a revolver, reuniting after moves and despite influenza quarantine. Local coverage notes community reactions and related local events including births and social visits.

Leslie Smith Baxter Springs Willie Handley Tar River Leslie Willie Vowel Glasgow O. RB Tinsley Pierce City Henry Horton Henry Gene Turner Smith Jin

Buick price stability promised for 1919 season

J H Hannah of A Hood & Sons Buick distributer says a Home Office letter sets January 1 1919 prices for Buick models with four models cut and two unchanged. He notes war orders finished, a clear schedule, and no further price changes while fulfilling current orders. Enthusiasts urged by the assurance that prices remain stable and supply will meet demand.

J. H. Hannah A. Hood & Sons Buick Home Office Mr. Hannah Buick Motor Company

Baxter Springs Harvest Home Festival gains traction citywide

Years ago the Harvest Home Festival grew from a Lyceum plan into a city institution with lectures music and readings. This season the event is postponed to January 5–12 due to a church build, with Dr Thomas Chandler Oswego President Mather and Miss Gladys Ehrhardt among the featured participants. A local party honored Miss Ehrhardt and Baxter Springs girls attended a show after dinner at the Corner.

Gladys Ehrhardt Kansas City Grace Opperman John B.opperman Phoebe Louise “Wright Helen Humphrey Loraine Greenstreet Alane Brubaker Lucille Watkins Ruth Garretson Baxter Springs Jean Wise Betty Belle Wise Marion Prater Joplin Messrs Pascal Popplewell Arley Shields Paul Barcus Roy Sullivan William Garretson Herbert McAboy 2 Church Thos. Chandler Indendence Kas Chandler Hee President Mather Oswego Lege Mather Mia. R. H. Trueblood Yates Center Kan Lyceum Parsons, Kas Gladys Erhardt Hele Humphrey Lorraine Wright Marion Playter Mim Jean Wise

Man Arrest Follows Weekend Visit From Camp Funston Soldier

A man who had been a police soldier at Camp Funston spent a weekend in town with friends. He became intoxicated and was apprehended by police Monday. He paid his fine Tuesday morning, and officers noted a friendly, anticman demeanor. The names and exact relationships are not provided.

Camp Funston

Home men dominate Baxter Springs project says report

An investigation shows 85 percent of workers on the ditching project live in Baxter Springs while overall labor has dropped from 186 to 23 with the ditching machine in use. Of the 23, 17 reside in Baxter, 16 are married, and only one is single. Two others board locally, four live elsewhere, including Galena Joplin and Carterville, with one foreman brought in for expertise.

Corb McNeill E. V. McNeill Baxter Springs Cassville McNelills McNeill Sam Hannon Plummer-Adams Baxter Galena Joplin Carterville

Local Notices Highlight Names and Occupations

Columbus resident Elden H. Best skilled in gas ledger work and bookkeeping. Eugene J. Hammer of Galena listed as traveling salesman and capable auto driver or repairman. Carson S. Brenner of Scammon a farm helper. Floyd E. Burch of Weir a steam engineer available as a teamster. Julia Allen hosted guests at 3 W BR Waugh’s home on New Years Day on East Twelfth Street.

Elden H. Best Columbus Eugene J. Hammer Galena Carsons. Brenner Scammon Floyd E. Burch Weir BR. Waugh East Twelfth Street

Balancing the Books At Probate Court

Probate Judge Ellie nears exit while reviewer L W Schreiner prepares to take over. A long unresolved audit finds a minor cash discrepancy under $22 between the receipts day book and other money records. Officials stress no large shortfall and continue checking to locate the error.

Ellie L. W. Schreiner Ellis

Robeson Fire at Imber Ont on Wharf House

Fire at the power house in Robeson Ont caused near total loss risk to the business area. Firemen and Boy Scouts aided by carrying water and removing furniture from homes as volunteers acted to save lives and contain the blaze. Comrades pulled a man through a window to safety.

Harvey

Fire destroys Crescent hotel at Quapaw Oklahoma

A blaze last Wednesday night leveled the Crescent hotel at Quapaw and its adjoining cafe with all contents. Authorities are investigating the fire’s cause and note extensive losses. Several guests were reportedly displaced as cleanup begins.

Crescent Quapaw

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