Yukon Government is Ten Years Old
Yukon marks ten years since the first territorial government was installed in Dawson. Governor Ogilvie and officials helped launch a decade of gold wealth from Klondike and nearby creeks. An Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition will celebrate gold and spur future development in Seattle.
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Seattle
Yukon Territory
Dawson
Yukon
William Ogilvie
White Horse
Ora
Klondike
Alaska
Gov
Ogilvie
Ing
Narrow Escape Near Bucklin on Santa Fe Crossing
Photographer Frank Gress, nursing a sore knee, barely escaped a fatal train collision at the Santa Fe crossing north of Bucklin while returning from a weekend picnic. A wagon with relatives included an old woman and a six year old child. The group reacted quickly as a belated fast train appeared yards away.
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Frank Gress
Bucklin
Santa Fe
Grand River Booming From Heavy Rains
The Grand River nears two thirds bank full as heavy rains north of the area push water higher. Despite dry spells limiting wheat sowing on bottom lands, rising water is not expected to cause major damage. The first snow of the season begins in Chillicothe, with rapid melt and a light flurry Saturday afternoon.
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Grand River
Chillicothe
Improve the Town and Help the Unfortunates
Town improvements are urged to better living conditions for the urban poor drawn to the city by industrial systems. The writer contrasts city workers needing ready cash with farmers who store food and endure longer gaps between paydays, noting farmers usually fare better and farmers need not receive sympathy. Green City Press.
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Green City Press
Woman interrupts political speaker with cough, Foley's remedy urged
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by persistently coughing. The ad copy recommends Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure and urges avoiding substitutes, noting the product contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package. L. C. Lantz.
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Foley
L. C. Lantz
L. C. Lants
No Hunting on Farm Warns by H. F. Kille
Sign posted by H. F. Kille bans all hunting on his farm, asserting strict prohibition and protection of the property.
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H. F. Kille
Local Farm Activity And Social Visit Notes
Grove district reports busy corn gathering with Chas White aiding Jas Harris on a cement cave. George Crowdis sold mules, and a large barn is under construction by Jas Bolling. A family reunion of Jackson Cotter’s clan ended with a turkey meal. Rev Capp missed the Sunday appointment due to bad weather.
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Chas. White of
Browning
Jas. Harris
Sherman Cotter
Oklahoma
Tom Elliott
Goldie Boyd
Jas. Bolling
H. O. Harris
Albert Maggart
Frank
Jackson Cotter
Jas. P. Bolling
R. E. Crowdis
McCarty
Capp
Rain arrives as farmers finish corn harvest locally
The article notes renewed rainfall aiding local agriculture. Carrie Cattey suffers a sore eye. Mr. Sorge visited Linneus to see his daughter Mrs. Vroom. Perry McCollum and wife visited I. J. McCollum's home. Farmers near here are finishing corn gathering. Feilding Purdin returns from the west to visit family. Will Brewer and wife shopped in North Salem. Mrs. W. W. Jones hosted a quilting with good attendance and lively sociable time despite bad weather. Uncle Tom Hoselton plans to move to Winigan after the election.
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Carrie Cattey
Mr. Sorge
Linneus
North Salem
W. W. Jones
Tom Hoselton
Winigan
Corn show prizes awarded to the Crookshanks family
At Linneus corn show held Saturday October 24 J W Crookshanks won first on twelve ears yellow first on any color first on bushel yellow and first on any color John Crookshanks won boys prize of 20 dollars and first on twelve ears white Luther Crookshanks won first on bushel white and J R Crookshanks won third on yellow and first on largest ear Their total winnings totaled about 50 dollars proving value of good seed and modern methods.
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Linneus
J.W. Crookshanks
John Crookshanks
Luther Crookshanks
J. R. Crookshanks
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Brookfield
Grove
Richard Brown
Lucy Cumbo
Alf Browning
Tom Southerland
N. E. Linn
ACORN
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Anna Lantz
N.G
Kate Jones
Biswell Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. E. Duckworth
W. M
W.P. Nickell
Sec’y
V. P. E. D. Society
L. W. Hummel
Jas. Neet
Prés
J. I. Vanfossen
Vice
C. Bailey
Ass't Cashier
the Peoples Bank
J. G. Watson
W Sz. Neet, Frank Tucker
Benjamin Mairs
J. I. VanFossen, W. E. Duckworth
A. E. Lambert
T. BB. Mundell
Undertaker
Missouri
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