Woman attacked at Carden School by man from town
Katherine Reiter, a teacher at the Carden school 34 miles east of Marysville, was beaten with an iron stove grate after refusing marriage. L. J. Choquette was captured later and jailed after a hearing set for January 28. Jewelry valued at 216 dollars was taken during the assault.
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Katherine Reited
Carden
Marysville
L. J. Choi
Choquette
Justice Eddy
Taik
Miss Reiter
Otto “Reiter
Choque
Tom Blakey
Blakey
Carl Andrews
Nic Koppes
Bede Blakey
Blodgett
John Brindenberger
Marshall County News
Maysville
Kansas
Two Shoats Claim for Owner Proof and Expenses
I have taken up two white shoats, a sow and a barrow. The owner may recover by proving ownership and paying all incurred expenses, as stated by W. C. Crookshanks.
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W. C. Crookshanks
U S Revenue Officers To Assist Linn County Taxpayers
Deputy Collector M C Perkins heads a Linn County unit to help prepare 1920 income tax returns. The district is divided into zones with a schedule for officers to follow. Individuals with net income of 1000 or more or married couples with joint net income of 2000 must file. Taxpayers should bring receipts and deductions for 1920 and those who filed in 1919 are expected to file again.
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U. S. Revenue
U. S
Geo. H. Moore
Internal Revenue
M. C. Perkins
Linn County
For Sale or Cash Rent on 240 acre Browning farm
Nelia Bundridge of Browning Missouri advertises a 240 acre farm for sale or cash rent. The text notes a curious buyer named Smith from the country who visits a jobbing house and tries an interconnecting house phone. The scene mentions a packing room and a bank telegram delaying goods for Mr Smith of Smithville.
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Nelia Bundridge
Browning, Mo
Smith
Smithville
Credit Department
Horses Wanted for Shipping From Browning
Advertiser W P Carter seeks to buy horses weighing 1200 to 1600 pounds. Hors es must be fat and well broke for work and aged between five and ten years. Destination Browning shipment on Saturday.
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Browning
W.P. Carter
Five Tragedies in a Cautionary Verse
An anonymous quatrain recounts five dangers from testing common objects. A man lights a match to check a car tank, a stranger pats a bull dog, another races a train at a crossing, one touches a live trolley wire, and another cuts an ad to save money. None succeed.
No Law Against Editors Carrying Nonem
Vague tirade complains about newspaper pricing and ad rates. The speaker questions editor conduct and public trust while urging readers to support cheaper paper and affordable ads. No clear events or names are identified.
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San
Lissen
Bane
FERTH
Foxy Grandpa Hunter in a New Baby Tale
Mr and Mrs Clifford Shell of Laclede welcome a daughter born Thursday January 20 weighing nine pounds six ounces. Both mother and child are healthy. Grandpa Doctor D B Hunter is ill and unable to whistle with a wan smile.
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Grandpa Hunter
Clifford Shell
Laclede
Mother
Babe
D. B. Hunter
Printing Service Ad Promises Best Line at Reasonable Prices
Local printer claims top quality commercial printing at fair rates and invites customers to try their services. The ad stresses value and urges readers to believe the claim and switch for their next project.
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