St Mark's Guild and church events in Frisco area
The notice lists St Mark's Episcopal Church activities including a Wednesday guild meeting at 2:30 p m and choir rehearsal on Friday at 7 30 p m plus Sunday services and a sermon by Rev D C Beaty of Vinita I T A number of local residents are mentioned with brief notes on their recent activities There is also a new city ordinance about official bond regulations and various community notices about reunions hardware lighting sidewalks and social events with proceeds for a new church organ.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Chaié
St. Mark's Guild
Girls’ Guild
D. C. Beaty
St. John's Church
Vinita, I. T
Beaty
New York
Dr Klingner and Dr Finis Logan Anderson Identified
The fragment lists two individuals named Dr Klingner and Dr Finis Logan Anderson. No context, dates, places, or actions are provided to determine their roles or the event described.
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DR Finis Logan Anderson
Train kills veteran crossing Frisco bridge near Varck
Thomas Yalton about 65 was struck and killed on the Frisco while crossing a bridge over Spring River near Varck station. He lived near Galena and had been a Civil War veteran, previously employed at park celebrations and as a woodcutter. Coroner ruled no inquest. Also notes Galena girl Anna Carrol, 23, found dead in water near Shoal Creek water works. Dog pup guardian stayed with body until removal. Marguerite Rennick left for Denver. visitors Alice Aaron and Mildred Reed toured L. Murray Perkins museum.
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Thomas Yalton
Frisco
Spring River
Varck Station
Yalton
New Park
Galena
Schauer
Anna Carrol
Shoal Creek
Water Works
Fred Bailey
Heinz India i Salton Mush Spot Queen Olives Tea Ads
An old ad snippet promotes Heinz products including India i Salton Mush Spot Queen Olives and a range of Congress brand teas. It touts Imperial, Gunpowder, Japan and mixed teas for ice tea, claiming the line is complete though quantity may vary.
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Japan
Baxter 7 Weir City 0 Cemented Home Win
Baxter Springs Invincibles page the Weir City Terrors 7 to 0 on a sunlit Sunday. Harlan pitched well for Baxter, McLaughlin sparked the early scoring, and Lou Harlan suffered a thumb injury but the defense was near flawless. Next Sunday Kansas City Southern visits for a guaranteed, marquee amateur matchup with strong attendance expected.
Increased Valuation Shrinks Tax Rate For Baxter Springs District
The School District No 6 valuation rises to 213495, up about 13000 from last year, with bonded indebtedness refunded at lower interest saving about 300 annually. Higher taxable valuation could lead to a reduced tax rate for Baxter Springs.
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Baxter Springs
Baxter Takes Sarcoxie in Fourth of July Victory
The Baxter baseball team traveled to Sarcoxie Missouri on the Fourth of July and defeated the home team 11 to 3. Sarcoxie had shown fast play this season, but could not match Baxter in this game.
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Joplin
Baxter Springs
Thomreen
Baxter
Sarcoxie
Sarcoxie Boys
Sarcoxiec
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