13 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
1
A brief notice questions value for money and invites readers to call Phone No. 5 for more details about saving and getting better value. The item emphasizes consumer guidance and an offer to contact for information.
A Cherokee county court ruling now requires fines to be paid first, with bonds covering costs and attorney fees. The change strengthens the school fund by securing money previously left to attorneys, altering the dynamic where costs often overshadow fines. Judge Sapp’s bench enforces the new order, affecting jointists and prosecuting officers alike. An advertisement for International Power Hay presses ends the piece.
Kenneth Brown visits from Kansas City while J J Bulger hails from Wichita last Friday. Hood’s promotes cultivation gear and John Deere lines. the Petersburg mine expects three ore cars this week. Wheat and corn prospects rise with cool weather. mumps decline. Presbyterian events, road improvements, and a German medal awarded to Julius Bischofsberger mark a season of community updates.
The GOP presidential race heads to Chicago next Tuesday with a potential National Committee intervention. Taft and Teddy Roosevelt clash publicly, stirring turmoil and prompting hopes for a peaceful outcome after the convention.
L Wright, caring for a horse owned by L B Apple at his stock farm, was attacked last Saturday afternoon. The animal mangled his left arm above the wrist and bit his hand. Merritt Polk, an employee, rushed to help, saving him from likely death. Wright remains hurt and out of work for some time.
Mrs Louise Canaday widow of the late T G Canaday died at her North Main Street home Friday morning after a long illness. Born March 17 1838 in Carey Ohio she married T G Canaday December 8 1872 in Joliet Illinois. They lived in Sheldon Illinois before moving here in 1892. Funeral services were held Sunday by Rev Willey of Carl Junction and the remains were interred in Baxter cemetery beside her husband. She leaves a daughter Miss Verna two brothers and three sisters and a father.
Harry and Wallie Black reeled in two huge catfish on Spring River last Friday night weighing 37 pounds and 35 pounds respectively, signaling a notable catch for local anglers.
Eckles Studio advertises constant hours with a call to view work located over McAboys meat market. Prices described as right and satisfaction guaranteed, targeting local customers seeking reliable service.
Bale ties advertised at Baxter Mill and Elevator. The Afton American is praised as one of the town’s best papers reflecting credit on Afton. Local newspaper men formed an organization for mutual protection, meeting in Columbus earlier in the week, though the Newsman could not attend. Tax payments advised at State Bank.
L Murray Perkins, a world traveler with a vast curios collection, is building a museum on East Cedar Street just west of his home. He plans to complete it soon and label each exhibit so visitors can read the history without asking questions.
Mr Perkins hosts a notable exhibit of diverse foreign items drawing residents from surrounding towns to view an extensive collection. The display emphasizes breadth and international interest within the community.
The Frisco will run a special train to the National Democratic convention in Baltimore. The train departs Oklahoma City at 11 30 p m June 22, with passengers from Monett able to board. Round trip fare is 40.35 dollars. Hood’s offers large cultivator sales this season.
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