Henry Starr Shot in Bank Raid at Harrison Arkansas
Notorious Oklahoma bandit Henry Starr and two accomplices attempted a bank robbery at the Peoples Bank of Harrison. Starr was shot through the body by stockholder W. L. Meyers who fired from a hidden rifle in the vault. The robbers fled. Starr and companions were linked to earlier Missouri and Oklahoma robberies. Starr remained in jail and said he expected to die.
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A reader in Franklin Texas praises the Semi-Weekly Farm News for its value to farm households. He, an elderly farmer with forty years of plowing, commends open discussion on farm management, soil building, stock care, and grievances, noting his own journey from renter to homeowner.
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