Memory of Old Drum Sparks Missouri Trial Echoes
A Kansas dog trial revives Missouri history around Old Drum, the famed dog from the 19th century. The Johnson and Cass county feud details, the Burden and Hornsby case, and the courtroom drama at Warrensburg and Sedalia are recalled. Senator West’s tribute to dogs is cited, linking past justice to present recollections.
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Kansas
Missouri
Old Drums
Mirder
Johnson County
Supreme Court of the State
Duke
Gordon
Senator West
KeLior
Searsio
Leonidas
Walter
Breet
Klissouri Historical Review
Leonidas Tiernsby
Inn
Dis Neieloy
Charles Briden
Gyo Cote
Johan
Charles Burden
Walt
Chen
Elewny
Maine
Arkansas
Perth
Sharks
Weber
Jane Use
Old Drum
Wast
Burden
Lon Hornsby
Jis
Bie
Anil
Hornsby
Tarmichaie
Rita Old Brum
Liriien
Hatiens Asan
Kingsville
Teil
Cheahall
Yoho
Cass
Caeino
Becasne
Wat Hattishy
Catty
Theman T. Crillinden
Francis M. Cockrell
Fem
Eliott
Philips and West
George
Gurion
Pradt M
George Ge
United States
Joly M. Philips
Bosch
Bindzelt
Teyst Brien
Community Notes on Visits and Local Happenings
Local residents report visits between families including Mrs Genah Cook and son Howard of Cayneil Butts. Alvin J. Gardner notes 3.90 inches of rain, aiding long drought relief. Work advances on a new Standard Oil station for G. B. Davison while plantings and machinery updates occur at Lundy’s nursery.
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Genah Cook
Howard
Cayneil Butts
Doss
Sam Gardner
Barney
Emma Adamson
Leo Guinotte
Billie
Onaba
Mrr
J. &. Hitkey
Don Barker
C. B. Meariney
Alvin J. Gardner
O. HE. Ewell
Glenwood
Don Keeler
Standard Oil
G. B. Davison
Thurman News Briefs From Thurman Area
A rain measured 0.1085 inches fell Monday with mentions of local residents visiting family in Raymond Johnson’s home and Omahas. Various townspeople including Sattman, Barnaby, Mrs. Pieres, Mrs. Delmas Carter, and others are noted for visits, travels, and routine activities across Thurman and nearby communities.
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Sattman
Council Bluts
Thurman
Edle
Rantolph
Raymond Johnson
Guy Pieres
Thurst
Barnaby
Evie
Haimbure Hospital
Jack ‘McAlexander
GW. Piorea
Delmas Carter
Vellada Carter
S' Sowere
J. E. Hicke
Aid
Ovid Walston
Fenton Benedict
Tabor
Wellie Solleder
Davison
Phyllis Leeka
McDonald
Kan
Jesse Moles
Shenindoah
Walker Moles
Stevens
Toonin
Sel
Nebbraska City
Munda
Guy Hume
Joe Yoder
Pels Sora
Palitim
John Crome
Tuundy
Audion
Mes
O'Dell
Hill
Local Social Notes Reflect Community Visitors and Death
The Percival News lists residents and guests visiting from Omaha and nearby towns. Attendees at the county farm include multiple named ladies and gentlemen. Funeral services were held in Ta Thor for E. H. Hunter, father of Ralph Hunter, after his sudden heart failure. Maurice Dignan spent the weekend with family in St Joseph.
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New Graham
Siders
T. P
Maxine
George Motlaycilor
Annie Key
Earl Perkins
Robert Reed
I. J. Monaghan
Mm, K. Snyder
D. W. Graham
Raymond Snyder
Ray Wines
A. J. Patterson
A. C. Rogers
W. W. Eitleman
Carl Buhling
Bobby
Omaha
A.C. Penny
Clayton Pennny
Mae I Graham
Maurice
E. H. Hunter
Thor
Afr. Hunter
Ralph Hunter
Maurice Dignan
St. Joe
Grace Whodhouse
Corydon
Jas
Abs
Amos McElroy
Anna Welfe
Bert Wadhams
Pattersons celebrate thirty eighth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs A J Patterson celebrated their thirty eighth wedding anniversary last Sunday with their family present. Included were Mr and Mrs Wil Robinette of Watson Mo, Mr and Mrs Will North of Marne Ia, Mr and Mrs Roland Nixon of Masmburg and Andrew who lives at home. Miss Bruct Graham has returned home after a trip to South English Ia.
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Ad Lundy
Joy Jay Leeka
Mir Lenka
Iy Tiska
Gentral City
Lenka
J. Z. Hicks
Oh B. Davison
E. Weaueaday Wenine
Nelvie ‘Solleder
Bley Reeves
Granae
Calif
Shenkdoah
Dorothy Maun
Arnolls
Amin
O. G. Parker
Ed Tonkicher
Doo
Movran
Baa
Ana
Joxron Clapper
Tabor
Mamburzho
Vlalt
Promehs
Jack Greenwood
Howard Y RL
Jack
Ors
Martha
Ralph Greenwood
Sonei Ahdarar Thiravin
Fae- Vourg
Bart Lundy
Lama Pladts
A. J. Patterson Eclay
Wil Robinette
Watson, Mo
Wil
Will
Marne
Roland Nixon
Masmburg
Andrew
Bruct Graham
Demographic Snapshot and Old Fashioned Grocery Memory
The excerpt notes U S population totals for April 1 1990 and breaks down by race with white 108 864 207 Negroes 1 801 143 and other groups listed. It questions what happened to the old fashioned grocer who placed a potato on the coal spout when selling a gallon of coal air.
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United States
Moth Pursuitin Golf Waters? (Placeholder)
The readable fragment notes a hungry moth and a mention of “Ching” ranking third among world cotton producers. The text is garbled and unclear, offering no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities beyond these partial phrases.
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Han Hornsby
Snatleman
Tays
Thiteorll
J.pg
Kansas City Star
Lee
Thurman News
the Times
RED & White
Louie Carroll
Percival News
Orange Bros
Hamburg
Pf. 8 Inc
Joen Willander
Living Beast
Saigee
Post Office
Gowdy Motor Co
Hamburg, Iowa
Miem
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