City bars trade briskly amid liquor seizures and games
Downtown KC bars selling home made liquor report brisk business as police guard seized stocks and slot machines reemerge in soft drink parlors. Patrons grip owners over the raids while earnings rise, and bets on elections surface in neighborhood chatter.
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Kansas City
Tenth
Seventh Street
Journel Post
Thanks for kindness after death of A R Austin
The family of A R Austin express gratitude for acts of sympathy during illness death and burial and for the floral tributes from friends and neighbors. Mrs A R Austin and children.
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A. R. Austin
Blacksmith Opens Shop in Reger Seeks Patronage
E. G. Kollasch announces lease of the Reger smith shop and invites local patrons to call on him for any smithing needs claiming skill in all kinds of metal work.
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Reger
G. Kollasch
M. E. Church Notes on March 15 Sermon
The M. E. Church, South notes that next Sunday March 15 Rev. E. M. Capp will preach in Browning in the morning and at night. He was expected.
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Linneus
Morris Chapel
Wm. Rutherford
Chillicothe
James L. Bate
Mit
M. E. Church
South
E. M. Capp
Browning
Crawford Travels to St. Joseph on Monday
W. W. Crawford motored to St. Joseph on Monday, details of purpose not provided in the brief report.
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W. W. Crawford
St. Joseph
From Our Friend Bill Letters on a flawed primary vote
A reader writes from Our Friend Bill criticizing the primary election turnout. He argues voters misread propositions and favor personal gain, notes rumors of vote buying and a “stay at home” bloc, and questions the integrity of candidates and those who influence citizen rights.
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Bill
Madlin
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