Eloquent Eulogy for Senator Cockrell at Warrensburg
Mayor James Read delivered an eloquent tribute praising Senator Cockrell’s long service and patriotism. The speech recalled his Civil War leadership and defense of the nation, noting his honesty, duty, and broad support across Missouri. The piece also mentions a local loan offer from Walton's Trust Co and a Washington army order reducing enlisted strength under the 1901 act to 56,989.
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James Read
Raw
Warrensburg
Senator Cockrell
Francia M Cockrell
Franklin
Kenesaw
Mura
Senate
Missouri
Washington
Ort
Famous Scout Horn Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Cheyenne Wyoming report states famous scout Tom Horn was found guilty of first degree murder in the Willie Nickell case. Prosecution argued Horn killed Nickell to frighten the boy's father and drive him from the country. Horn claimed his confession was false and made during a binge while with Deputy La Fors.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Tom Horn
Toway
Horn
Willie Nickell
Kelso Nickell
Leon Mountain
Nickell
Joseph H. la Fors
la Fors
Cuba
Watrox Trest Company Offers Low Rate Land Loans
At very low rates. No delay. Money ready. Any land owner wanting to borrow will call and get our rates from the Watrox Trest Company at Itier, Missouri.
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Walton’ Trust Co
Watrox Trest Company
Itier, Mo
Dickinson for State Senate Fights Lobby Backlash
In Missouri sixteenth district the candidacy of Mr Dickinson follows a feud with a lobby group that once threatened his political future. The St. Louis Republic notes his stand against lobbyism on the Jefferson City floor and urges Republican voters to back him. Also announced is a Christian Church chicken pie dinner on Nov 40 to help lift mortgage, aiming to reduce debt from about $800 to a little over 100.
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Missouri
Dickinson
Dickingom
House
Wen
Jefferson City
The
Indies of the Christian Church
Aouth Side Square
Address to Voters Demands Larger Missouri Democratic Majority
Chairman Rothwell of the State Democratic Committee urges Missourians to vote for a decisive Democratic victory next Tuesday. He denounces partisan slander and defends Missouri’s honor, urging Democrats to vote for welfare and state pride to keep Missouri as a leading Democratic state.
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Rothwell
State Democratic Committee
Democratic State Central Committee of
Missouri
St.Louis
Theople
Union
Bia
Atak
Peiuke
Democratic State Central Committee
A, Rothwell
Judge Graves Displays Fine Poultry At Clinton Carnival
Judge Graves of Cutler plans a poultry exhibit at Clinton Carnival showcasing a number of coops with fine poultry. The article notes his renowned diligence and personal interest in poultry showing, with the south wing of the Colalace set aside for the exhibit and about 50 coops entered.
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Graves
Cutler
Clinton Ora
Judge Graves
Boy mauled by bear at Happy Healing zoo
In Hot Springs Arkansas on October 28 a boy aged eight, Robert Tatam, was mauled by a bear at Happy Healing near the zoo. The animal dragged him, held him with its jaws, and fractured his skull before a keeper freed him. The boy lay unconscious and doctors had no hope for recovery.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Happy Healen
Rober Tatam
Vain
Oa Larune Bhick Mar
Miysicians
Missouri State Dairy Meeting In Columbia November
Interested dairy workers should attend the annual Missouri State Dairy Association meeting from November 11 to 13 at the Agricultural College in Columbia. The program covers all lines of dairy work with prizes totaling 200 dollars for the best butter and cheese, plus a display of modern dairy machinery. Full details from Acting Secretary C. H. Ecklea, Columbia, Mo.
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State Dairy Association
The
Agricultural College
Columbia
C. H. Ecklea
Two Missouri brothers clash over corn with deadly wounds
In Trimble Clinton County, Thomas Kimsey shot John Beevy in the face. Beevy lost an eye. Rev Roy Beevy struck Kimsey, breaking his skull, in a violent confrontation at a home. The pastor serves two Clay County churches. The Appleton City piece describes social events and a Harvest Home supper with local figures and light gossip.
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Trimble
Thomas Kimsey
John Beevy
Kimsey
Beevy
Roy Beevy
Liberty
Kimney
Boovy
Clay County
Pon Mo Stane Aims for Indemnity From Turkey
Wichita Kansas case notes Miss Pon Mo Stane apologizes to Chan for hiring Leen and advertising repayment of concern money. She expects the United States government to demand a large indemnity from Turkey. She says she agreed to repay those embarrassed by the givers or sickness but cannot repay the entire amount.
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Wichita
Kan
Pon Mo Stane
Chan
Leen
United States
Turkey
Boer Generals Miss London Dinner Sparks Strained Ties
London officials report Boer generals Botha Pet and Delarey did not attend a late dinner for Boer leaders in London. Kritsing v Boneheam and others were present. The event followed remarks about repairs to their lectern and possible U.S. trips being abandoned. Botha reportedly seeks time for private life while tensions with Daw t rise.
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London
Botha Pet
Delarey
Kritzing v. Boneheam
United States
Botha Igkam
Daw T
Center City Citizen David Die Shot In Bed
A prominent Center City resident, Harvey Lill, was shot dead in his home early this morning by hold up men. His wife fired at the intruders but escaped by rolling under the bed. The robbers fled with $25. Posses are close on their trail as they pursue into the countryside.
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David Die
Neb
Harvey Lill
Center City
Loebirs
Doel
Kennedy Players at the Opera House This Week
The Kennedy players, led by popular comedian Kennedy and a company of eighteen, tour towns with the Holt der Coney and the Ferris cowmmetins as favorites. Reviews in Springfield, Charleston and Pacis praise the troupe, offering tickets at 10, 20 and 30 cents. They perform at the opera house for the rest of the week.
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Kennedy
Holtder Coney Company
Ferris Cowmmetins
Springfield
Charleston
Pacis
Opera
Sheriff Sale Notice for Bates County Property
By virtue of a circuit court order of Bates County Missouri a sheriff sale is set for November at the courthouse steps in Butler Missouri. The property described includes the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter in section thirty nine town range. The sale starts at nine o clock and ends at three, with the highest bidder receiving title.Interest of Mary Lask is levied to satisfy a judgment in favor of James L Trabe and Mary Lusk.
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Annatel
Rate County
Missouri
Eouth
Elposteen
Muir
Matee County
Oleit
Bates County
Special Discounted Cloths and Winter Wear Selection
Ladies wool heavy ribbed vest and pants in ribbed styles priced around 45 to 60 cents. Ladies union suits and all wool pants offered at discounted rates. Boys union suits ribbed, sweaters priced up to 148 dollars. Broad line of garments advertised with emphasis on affordability and bulk purchases.
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Exner
Big Line of Dress Shifts at Cut Prices
A flood of bargain pricing on dresses and garments appears in the sales listing. Mentioned items include jeans, pants, coats, blankets, and child apparel with discounts noted in various prices. Several brand-like lines and stock-keeping numbers appear, though the text is garbled.
Shoes on sale at reduced prices in catalog pullout
Menus or Boys, Ladies or Misses, fine shoes at reduced prices. The famous Ultra dress shoe sold worldwide at 5.50 now 3.00. Mens Royal Blue at 5.50. See this dress shoe before buying. Save 20 percent on footwear.
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Studebaker
Deacon Bros. & C
Butler, Mo
Mayor Reed
St. Louis Republic
Kentucky
Good Old Batesty
Jeacon Bros. & CG
Hardware and Grocery House
Thos, F. Mitchum
Securetary
Clinton
Missouri State Dairy Meeting
Clinton County
Appleton City
Eos
Butler
Miss Stane
Kennedy's Players
Sherif
Bic
Dress Goods
St&ck
Pias Pile
Largast
New York
Keirsey
Iit
Royal
Kerrsey
Speciel
Jeans
Gash Department Store
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