Praise for Bates county judges in Adrian Journal
The Adrian Journal lauds Judge L D Wimsatt and fellow Bates county jurists Sam West and John March, praising their competence honesty and conscientious service. It notes northern Bates roads bridges improved by Wimsatt and predicts continued stable leadership as terms end and retirement decisions loom.
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Horton
Bates County
L. D. Wimsayt
Rivers Creek
Bates
eNstriet
Snnet
Dade Wimsatt
Winwatt
Sam West
John March
Kates County
West
Wirosatt
Marek
Helping a Woman to Die Case Opens at Seneddac Court
Judge Maker Seneddac presided yesterday in the case of De. Orvilles Hurnett accused of aiding a woman to die by her own hand. The prosecution charged Camnett and Mrs Nichol with planning a murder at Marlborough Hotel. The woman reportedly killed herself using morphine after a confrontation with alleged conspirators.
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Chitavo
Jane
Seneddac
Nrpest
Judemenn
de. Orvilles
Hurnett
Camphet
Charlotte
Nichol
Favre
Fivenvers
Carnett
Marlborough
Degree For Mr Cleveland at Augustinian College
Ex President Cleveland Denmorrow will receive the degree of doctor of jurisprudence at the Augustinian college St Thomas in Villa Tova a suburb of Philadelphia He will be the first person in the United States to receive this degree Baron van Hengervar Austrian ambassador to the United States will also receive honorary degrees Cleveland will be accompanied by Mrs Cleveland and several Princeton University faculty.
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Cleveland Denmorrow
St Thomas
Villa Tova
Thise City
Cleveland
United States
Baron van Hengervar
Princeton University
Cleve
Snes Afte College
Mound Items Update From Local Community News
Weather is fine and crops grow as farmers busy in wheat fields. John Owen builds a barn for Geo Thompson and Geo Kingore’s wheat is shared. J Kein leaves harmine for real estate venture, farmers urged to support him. Marcus McCuan wears a watch in the field, J C Rice plows corn thrice this week. Mrs W F Crews and daughter plan a July Wyoming visit to see her son. Mrs M A Harlow seeks Kansas City trip to meet relatives. Rev John Moore preaches at Concord schoolhouse to a large crowd. Miss Mary Chypell visits Sod. Biehler and Bithe Gillespie noted in Lafayette County. Harden daughter returns from Tangent, Utah, staying through August. Mrs Sestine returns from Port Smith, Ark. Dalton Rive shows a new bicycle. plans to visit Butler on the Fourth. Tom Oden hopes a dry spell ends soon to tackle weeds. Bro Walton preaches at Passaic to a large audience. Bates County courthouse praised as sturdy. Butler urged for a rousing Fourth. Col J N Sharp plans a fall trip to California to visit his mother.
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Marcus McCuan
J. C. Rice
W. 4. Crews
Crowder
Wyoming
Sonia
M. A. Harlow
Kansas City
John Moore
Concord School House
Mary Chiypell
Jackson County
Sod. Biehler
Bithe Gillespie
Lafayette Comune
Merc
Ore Harden
W. C. Crews
Inton
Sestine
J. J. Hive
Port Smith
Ark
Slim Dalton
Bro. Walton
Passaic
New Court House
Bates
Butler
Col. J. N. Sharp
Californian
L. A
Nestlerode Notes On Local Happenings And Obits
Items from local residents include Durst building wire fence, Taylor awaiting corn, Moore finishing a square-topped house, Nickell losing a valuable mare, Stobert Furgeson visiting, Bard seeking spring mules, a birth to H Morger, John Leaper visiting, Braden household welcomed a dish washer, a German church paint project, John L Furgeson death at Rich Hill and burial at Adam Howell cemetery, asthma as cause, 75, born in Kentucky, married to Mary Zinn, 1854 move to Bates County, Baptist affiliation, funeral by Thomas Harkett, army connections mentioned.
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W. UH. Durst
John M. Taylor
Moore
Vinton
Nickell
Stobert Furgeson
Rich Hill
J. W. Bard
H. Morger
John Leaper
Jim Hays
Elmer Braden
Fred
J. G. Walker
John L. Furgeson
Butler
Adam Howell
Tle
Kentucky
Illinois
Fod
Mary Zinn
Bates County
Baptist Church
Thomas Harkett
Virginia
Tablet Laxative Box Signature Noted Across Remedies
A scanned line shows a signature imprint on every box of the genuine Tablets Laxative remedy. The marking appears to certify authenticity and may reference cold relief components or supplier identifiers.
Disappearing gun carriages tested at Fort Washington
A Fort Washington test demonstrates the Crevier Kuftington disappearing carriage for a ten inch gun. Secretary Root witnesses four rounds with standard projectiles under Brig. Gen. Randolph and Major Gen. Gillespie. Senators and representatives observe as the carriage quickly retracts the gun, reducing enemy visibility and exposing the weapon for only seconds during firing.
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Port Washington
Potomacabet
Mom Vernon
War Department
Crevier-Kuftington
Root
Hoth Hones
Artillery
Randolph
Gillespie
Neldery
Crozierstieaeion
Potomac
Parnipes
Bride and Groom Wed by Telephone in Store Booth
A Dayton widow Mia Gallagher and Hopkinsville merchant Theodore Cohen were married by telephone in a Day ten store. Reverend B D Harding connected the call as guests watched. The ceremony lasted about one minute with repeated questions.
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Dayten
Deag
A. G. Tivetz
Gertpite Gallagher
Dayton
Theodore Cohen
Hopkinsville
Ama
B.D. Harding
Kathleen Sunk By Whale In New Periferd Waters
Night survivors recount the sinking of the whaling bark Kathleen near New Periferd after a whale strike. Chief Yexwrish Manuel Vier says the crew harpooned a school of whales on March 7, struck one, and the vessel went down within about 20 minutes as the whale slammed it and disappeared.
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Kathleen
Periferd
New York
Yexwrish
Manuel Vier
Hives
Airppeen
Tribute to Palma's Mother Inscription on Monument
Fragmented report describes President elect Palron seeking his mother’s grave in the 80s, exhumation and reburial at Revatne cemetery, with Angelo Santana assisting. Marble shaft bears an inscription praising the mother’s sacrifice and her son’s fight for liberty, and the nation’s dawn of freedom under his leadership.
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Palron
Ciba
Bealy
Couto
Angelo Santana
Sener Palma
Revatne
Suilelads Bolas Rez
Canta
Iaurel
Bridal couple on wild ride ends in Morristown uproar
A newlywed couple, Matthi Conn T and Miss Florence Fisher, arrived by supply wagon with four firemen aboard after a train stop. Fire apparatus sped through Morristown streets drawing hundreds of onlookers as celebration turned chaotic. The groom is an assistant cashier at the National Bank and a member of the hook and ladder company.
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Morristown
N. J
Hook and Ladder
Matthiecon T
Tome
The
National Tren Bank
Florence Fisher
Jersey City
Shirtwaist issue prompts student clothing debate
In Omaha fifty four male students gathered in shirt waists and without coats after Principal Waterhouse ordered proper dress. Superintendent Pearce advised them to return to work and appeal after school, offering a day for review. The report also notes Bormah’s oil field yielding 27.4 million gallons yearly while Burmah buys about 72 million gallons from the U S and Russia.
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Wich School
Omaha
Neh
Clu
Waterhouse
Pearce
Bormah
D Burmah
United States
Russia
Despotic Rural Control in Baltic Russia Report
Goloff reports on lake Vespas Baltic country where two thousand peasants in a volost election were each fined three roubles for not voting as the zemsky nachalnik demanded. Those who refused to pay faced three days in jail with no appeal. Officials may fine up to three roubles without redress.
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Ministry of the Interior of
Russia
Goloff
Lake
Vespas
Baltic Country
Volost
Turnip blood remains elusive in sugar beet era
The Chicago Record Herald mocks wartime innovation by noting Germany produces sugar from beets and gasoline from potatoes while conceding no method can extract blood from a turnip.
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Germany
Chicago Record Herald
Crowd gathers 250 Shakespeare references collected
A compilation reports more than 250 references to Shakespeare by his contemporaries, illustrating the bard's enduring influence across plays poems and scholarly works. The collection highlights mentions from fellow writers actors and critics, underscoring Shakespeare's literary reach and cultural footprint.
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Shakespeare
Warships Painted Green for Colors Test Season
British warships will be painted green this season to complete tests determining the best camouflage color for naval warfare.
Invention kills inventor at Coney Island testing slide
Hermano Moritz a 62 year old Brooklyn inventor dies after a fatal collision with his aeria toboggan slide car during a test at Coney Island. Inspector Rittenhouse and Charles Otis escaped injury as Moritz perishes at the foot of the incline after a cracking sound and a fatal impact.
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New York
Hermano Moritz
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Moritz
Inspector Rittenhouse
Charles Otis
Rittenhouse
Otis
Bowery Walk
Angus Association Sets Cattle Show Plans And Relocates HQ
Kansas City directors authorized participation in the American Royal Cattle and Swine Show in Kansas City October 20 to 27 with 3500 dollars set aside for prizes across six individual and four herd classes. Headquarters move from Harvey, Alabama, to the Chicago Stock Yards was approved. Joplin news notes Dr Herman Bryan of Carthage heads to San Francisco then ship Gaelic for China as a missionary surgeon, age 27, University of Pennsylvania graduate.
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Kansas City
American Angus Cattle Breeders’ Association
Harvey, AL
Chicago Stock Yards
Joplin, Mo
Herman Bryan
Carthage
Joplin
San Francisco
China
Empire
Bryan
University of Pennsylvania
Beilamo Wil Jack Breeding at Butler Road Stable
A historical catalog notes Beilamo Wil a 1002 season stud at a Butler Road stable near Spruce Pine. It details imported stock including a black jack named Beilamo with Mealy nose, 16 hands high and heavy build, bred by Loooper Co. and Charles Leonaira. The ad mentions keeper stability, breeding value, and payments for services, asserting unmatched breeding quality in the region.
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My Barn
Niles Due Cmat
Butler
Menkresa
Butler Road
Looper Co
Cuorlee Leonaira
Kiaio
Felgen
Clarksburg
Aller Service
Bert Pehderwu
Lee Collin
Mobey Bel
Iuemae
Une
Liberal offer on farm papers through Tulsa office
An advertisement promotes a limited time four-for-one annual deal including The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Partner and Special Farmers Institute Editions plus the local paper for 1.25. It touts these West widely known publications as superior reading for farmers and urges quick action with samples available at the Tulsa office.
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Tuiteer Teaurie Ebeulo Tak
Atbis
West
Farmers’ Institute
Tulsa
The St Louis Mirror Weekly Review Ad
The St Louis Mirror is a twenty eight page weekly paper with literary and current affairs content. It highlights short stories poetry reviews and topics of interest for merchants teachers professionals students and homemakers, offering ten weeks for ten cents.
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The
St. Louis Mirror
le Minzor
St. Louis
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