Former resident found dead in Corsicana Texas
H B Kinslee a longtime Corsicana businessman and eight year postmaster was found dead in an outhouse on his premises from natural causes autopsy by Drs Shell and Kelton attributed to apoplexy after a long drive from Beaumont and work on his car. He formerly owned the pop works later sold to Alex Easton.
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Corsicana
Texas
H. BE. Kinslee
Fairfield
Kinslee
Pop Works
Alex Easton
H. EB. Kinslee
Blanding
Ralph Kinslee
Curington
C. B. Southerland
Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Deaths in Ottumwa
Ottumwa notes show Mrs. Anna Collins and Mrs. Chase McKee visiting with friends. Mrs. Rachel Ross dies in Kirksville after typhoid illness. Red Cross Kuitting Room closed during Miss Horton library address at 3 pm. Mrs. Neal Randall heads to Lynchburg Virginia with daughter Mary Jane for their future home. Rev. M D Webber to lead Baptist service at 11 am. Various local movements, visits, and a Fairfield Ottumwa High loss update follow.
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Chase McKee
Rachel Ross
Kirksville
Red Cross
Miss Horton
Neal Randall
Mary Jane
Lynchburg
Virginia
College Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Campus Life
Empyrean Literary society hosts birthday banquet at Miss Helen Stever’s home on West Burlington Street this evening. Senior class party planned at Miss Light’s home on North B Street. Carthage College game at Carthage, Illinois had eighteen players traveling with Coach Yount this morning. Hazel Hibbitt visits campus. Rev. Montgomrey seen in Keota. Funeral services for Judge Blanding held at his home and concluded by the Masons with Rev. Bennett and Rev. Oberschmidt officiating. services largely attended.
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Empyrean Literary Society
Helen Stever
West Burlington Street
Miss Light
North B Street
Jas. L. Autry
Houston
Ralph Kinslee
Beaumont
Judge Blanding
E. Bennett
St. Johns Episcopal Church
C. Oberschmidt
First Methodist Church
Development of Indian Race Shown in Dramatic Photo Play
Vitagraph presents Hamlin Garland's The Captain of the Grey Horse Troop as the first photoplay to depict the development of the Indian race. The program at Fairfield Theater features Garland, a renowned native author, tracing the redskin from primordial days to the modern reservation with scenes of pre white men camps and modern decline, suggesting a path to solution. Also notices include seed potatoes on track at $1.40 per bushel and rentals for two six room houses with modern amenities.
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Vitagraph Co
Hamlin Garland
Grey Horse Troop
Fairfield Theater
Garland
America
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dakotas
Grey Horse
Mr. Garland
Red River
Ohio
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West 3Rd Street
Anna Collins
Wm. Cook
Ottumwa
M. D. Webber
the Baptist Church
Frank Stoutsman
O. WK. Stoutsman
J. 8. Martin
Keota
Ministerial Association
Agassiz
Atty. W. G. Ross
Atty. E. F. Simmons
F. A. Simmons
F. J.L. Black
F. D. Kerrick
Paul Coleson
J. H. Stuckey
Lockridge
James Boyd
Libertyville
Samuel Neiswanger
East Briggs Street
Wm. McBeth
J. Monson
Renton
J. H. Fritz
Tipping
Chas. H. Gage
Pleasant Plain
Germanville
James Turner
Andrew South
J. C. Faber
Lockridece
Katherine Black
T Hiteman
Nettie Parsons
Ernest Bailey
Clinton
Mrs. Linstrom
Marna, Sr
P. A. Swanson
Hugh Shriner
Bradshaw
West Hempstead Street
CG. L. Cox
Phillip Sauer
Misa Dorothy
Phillip Sauer, Jr
College
Carthage College
Carthage
Ill
Yount
Harold Day, Guy Woelhaf and
Harold Zeigler Accompanied
Mise Hazel Hibbitt
H. Fisher
Yheate
Autstedler & Baker
Agis
White Progressive Club
Progressive Club
Emerson
Emerson Records
Oas Laumer Bros
Sewn
Brunswick Phonographs
Frank
Kerrick
Tribune
RAY Maxwell & Climax Grocery
Montgomery Green
Pure Life Insurance
Tional Life Assn
Des Moines, la
J. D. Scothorn
Washington
Skinner
el Bow
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