Dime Novel Heroes of West Invited to Rally in Nebraska
Five surviving western dime novel heroes Diamond Dick Pawnee Bill Deadwood Dick Cap n Lute North and The Evil Spirit of the Plains will rally in Norfolk Nebraska in June for a National Editorial Association event and a Black Hills tour June 15 25 The men now aged and famed for frontier exploits will bring relics including a $10 000 silver plated saddle from W F Carter of Hol drege Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Neb
West
Diamond Dick
Pawnee Bill
Deadwood Dick
National Editorial Association
Black Hills
Omaha
Deadwood
Pony Express
Oklahom
Pawnee
Bill
Gordon W. Lillie
Oklo
Buffalo Bill
W. F. Carter
Indiana
Plains
Holdrege
Missouri Valley Rank Announced by Kansas Director
University of Oklahoma led major sports and placed second in minor sports among Missouri Valley schools in the just closed college year. Dr. F C Allen, Kansas University athletics director, released the figures. Iowa State topped minor sports while Kansas was second in majors and fourth in minors.
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Lawrence
Kas
University of Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Conference
F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Iowa State
County Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend Socialitem
County residents hosted relatives and friends from Sedalia St Louis Jefferson City and Kansas City with many excursions to cemeteries and churches. Notable names include Eliza Osieck E H McBroom C H B McBroom Manuel Kubli Ruth Staton and Herman Schaffner among others. Travel to Califormia Mee Debois and Latham shaped a busy shore weekend social scene.
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Eliza Osieck
E. H. McBroom
C. H. McBroom
M. W. Kubli
Guy Compton
St. Louis
J. &. Howlett
Latham
Ruth Staton
Sedalia
Malcolm E. Hickcox
C. H B. McBroom
Manuel Kubli
Yarnell
High Point
John Hari
Aua
Albert Bolliger
Flag Sprimm
Mee
Debois
G. Ww. Shelia
Weiler Body
Cerion Ella
Davonf
Alfred Cooper
Scalia
J. E. Hartley
Mya. Hartley
Californian
Alice McMillin
John
Fulton
Lucille Sybert
Kansas City
J. C. Sybert
Schuberts
Victor Grossman
John Jones
Jefferson City
G. W. Shikles
Francis
Oliver Froncie
Fidon
Storm damages outskirts property near Clarksburg
A storm struck near Clarksburg damaging a large barn and a machine shed and injuring other outbuildings. Families from Russellville and nearby areas visited cemeteries at Sappington and DeFoe, with Rev. Hood leading services. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Liebe, Steffens, and others from Warrensburg and California, with additional travel from Jefferson City and Honey Creek.
Local Trade and Visits Noted in High Point Region
August Henegar sold hoes Monday. H. NM. Birds sold cattle to Wm. Ennte brecht and son. Miss Olive Reichel of Sedalia visited her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Reichel Sunday. Mis e? Mile Mike Tail. Celph.
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Hazel Phillips
Warrensburg
W. B. Yale
Lyda
Frank
Sadalia
J. C. Rebel
Edith Worthley
Gertrude Slater
W. B. Hale
Great
Medlin
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Richard Tanner
Richard W. Clarke
W. F. Carver
Nebraska
Sanitas
Missouri
Kansas Director OF Athletics
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Burovva
Belova
Alwys
E. High St
E. High
Jcpenneyuo
Sivan Sandal Por
Honey Creek
Oscar Hirechman
Geo. Gratz
Charles Propst
Nick Lutz
Ed. Renterghm
Adolph Propst
Walter Korsmeyer
Kansas
California
Herman Kunze
Henry Krokey
Hyde
Dr. Row
John Mueller
Krokey
Mueller
Loose Creek
Schell
E. E. Caton
Mer
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