Fire ruins still smoldering at Owens meat building
At the ruins of a large fire a smoldering mass remains and occasional flames flare. The odor of burning meat stored in the R. D. Owens building is still noticeable, with the scene described as plainly detectable.
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R. D. Owens
Reward Offered for Stolen Bull Pup
White male bull pup about 5 months old with cropped ears. Suitable reward will be paid for its return by I. A. Wemple.
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I. A. Wemple
Stronger Cotton Prices as Week Receipts Rise
The market today shows higher prices than yesterday with an average around 8.80 cents and some lots reaching 9 cents. Week receipts are expected to nearly double last week’s total, with a further rise anticipated in the coming week.
Pigs for Sale or Exchange Offer by Dr. H. H. Mitchell
Dr. H. H. Mitchell advertises Poland-China pigs for sale or trade for poultry. Available at his office for interested buyers or exchangers.
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H. H. Mitchell
Thirty-Two Dead In Metz Train Disaster
A Millersburg dispatch reports seventeen killed on the Metz relief train and fifteen skeletons found burned in the Gondola wreck. The derailment followed a culvert fire, with only the engineer and one crew member escaping severely burned. George Beston, a traveling salesman, survived but was badly burned after riding the burning train to Posten.
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Hearst Served with $600000 Slander Suit on Train
On a Union Pacific train in Omaha, deputy sheriffs burst three staterooms. William R Hearst, millionaire publisher, was served with papers in a libel suit by Governor Haskell in Douglas County Nebraska. Hearst was found in a toilet as Mrs Hearst fled partially disrobed. He doubted the case going to trial.
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Standard Oil Company
Church Services Tomorrow and Meeting Hour
Trinity Episcopal Church holds morning services and Sunday school at 9 45 with morning prayer and address at 11 Richard Morgan rector A sermon on Davids Kindness to Jonathan s Son from 2 Samuel 9 1 13 led by J W Lewis at the American Presbyterian church meeting hour at 3 p m
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Richard Morgan
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American Presbyterian Church
David
Jonathan
Samuel
J. W. Lewis
Church Schedules and Address by Rosser Thomas
First Methodist Church Shadig school shows services at 9 30 a m preaching 11 a m and 7 00 7 15 p m Senior League 6 00 p m Junior League 4 30 p m Everyone welcome W A Stuckey pastor American Presbyterian Sunday school 9 45 a m preaching 11 a m Junior C E 4 p m Evening address by Hon Rosser Thomas all invited H L Walker pastor
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First Methodist Church
Shadig
W. A. Stuckey
American Presbyterian
Rosser Thomas
H. L. Walker
Sunday Worship Schedule At First Presbyterian and First Christian
First Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Westminster League gathers at 6 30 p m with an installation in the morning hour and a congregational meeting after. First Christian Church invites the public to worship tomorrow with services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m morning topic Things That Make a Church Strong and evening topic Coming to Christ with good music and a hearty welcome.
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First Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Edgar W. Williams
First Christian Church
First Baptist Church Services and Sunday School
The First Baptist Church schedules morning preaching at 11 a m and evening at 7 30 p m with topics The Silence of Christ and Christ's Estimate of Man A Sunday school at 1 30 p m features a fan drill by seven girls and a unique want advertisement with twelve participants The Young People's Union meets at 6 30 p m with strong attendance expected.
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Young People’s Union
Misses Lena and Vera Colbert Called Home by Illness
Lena and Vera Colbert, students at Carlton College, were recalled to Durant today due to a serious family illness.
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Lena
Vera Colbert
Carlton College
Durant
Hearst Papers Analyzed For Bias In Public Life
A summary notes Hearst papers attack public figures with harsh terms while defending Hearst’s stance. It cites Roosevelt Hughes McKinley Chanler Bryan Bonaparte and others as targets, and praises Hearst as a sincere candidate serving the state, per Selahl-Collier's Weekly.
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Hearst
Roosevelt
Democrats Seek Extra Funds for Campaign Drive
The Democratic National Committee reports contributions through October 6 totaling 243 5 with disbursements of 9225 963 leaving 1 622 6Qdii¢. It requests an additional 100 000 as essential to win the campaign, noting about 200 000 came via Democratic newspapers.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Death at Dodd City Infant of Smiths
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith died yesterday afternoon at the family home in Dodd City. Burial was held this afternoon at the Dodd City Cemetery. The Smiths receive the profound sympathy of many friends.
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Frank Smith
Dodd City
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