White Man Attacks Girl in Falls City
Sheriff seeks William Snelling of Falls City on a serious charge after a 22 year old man allegedly tried to rape Agnes McCullough, a 13 year old girl living near the Missouri Pacific coal chutes. The assailant fled after a confrontation with the girl’s mother and a guard, possibly heading toward Nebraska City.
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William Snelling
Falls City
Missouri Pacific
Davis
Snelling
Agnes MecCullough
W. A. McCullough
Nebraska City
Nemaha County
Auburn
Nebraska
Sheriff Bitten by Dag Willisen at Moore Drug Store
Sheriff C. B. E. Peterson was bitten by a dog belonging to Ross Moore's son after approaching a boy reading a newspaper in Moore drug store. The mule-dog allegedly lunged at the sheriff as he assisted the youth, causing a bite on the hand in a tense moment.
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Sheriff Peterson
Mr. Moore
Dag
Son Conpert
Prairie Dogs for Parks Plan by Capt Moody
Capt J A Moody plans to obtain a dozen prairie dogs from a west town farm sold to Frank Welch. The animals would be donated to Shenandoah park commission for park placement. Welch notes the colony would thrive if boys avoid disturbing them and dogs, especially young ones, pose little risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moody
Frank Welch
Park Commission of
Shenandoah
Sentinel Post
Riverton Man Injured In Brick Wall Collapse
Riverton man Shenandoah D. A. Allis was brought to Hand hospital after a wall of brick and dirt fell on him while working in the basement of the M. E. church. He suffered a broken leg and possible back injuries. He is married with nine children. son Charles works nearby. His wife accompanied him.
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Shenandoah
D. A. Allis
Riverton
Hand Hospital
Baldwin
M. E. Church
Charles
Clyde Edgerton
Imogene
Card of Thanks for son and brother burial
We thank all who rendered help and kindness during the burial of our dear son and brother and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mgr. and Mrs. A. H. Case and Family.
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Mgr
A. H. Case
Native Lumber Sale at E B Wingate Farm
Native lumber of all kinds offered for sale at the E B Wingate farm by A G Weatherhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Wingate Farm
A. G. Weatherhead
Tanlac praised by Mrs Trost for relief from nervous gastritis
Mrs. Fred W. Trost of Milwaukee credits Tanlac with transforming her nervous gastritis marked by gas pains chest discomfort and weight loss. She reports improved digestion sleep energy and mood after using Tanlac and names several local distributors in Hamburg Thurman Sidney Randolph and Tabor.
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Tanlac
Fred W. Trost
Thirty-Ninth St
Milwaukee
Wis
Taniac
Hamburg
Clarence B. Doyle
Thurman
J. C. Cole
Court Sets Ferry Rates and Allocates Road Funds in County
The court establishes Missouri river ferry rates at Brownsville and Aspinwall including $1 for autos up to five seats, 25 cents per extra passenger, 50 cents for motorcycles, 85 cents for bicycles, $1 for team and vehicle, 75 cents for horse and vehicle, 50 cents for horse and rider, 25 cents for loose stock and 25 cents for foot passengers. It also apportions $14,060 among special road districts Dale 1674.63 Colfax 638.20 Westboro 2169.10 Tarkio 2186.43 Phelps City 855.66 Watson 452.78 and $6522.20 to non special areas, to fund roads and bridges amid high material and labor costs. The May term paid 34 wolves $103 with half state share. Shenandoah Artificial Ice Power & Light Co received a franchise for an electric line to Watson and Centennial.
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Missouri River
Brownsville
Aspinwall
Dale
Colfax
Westboro
Tarkio
Phelps City
Watson Special
Shenandoah
Public road opened after viewer report approval in Atchison County
Miller et al report approved with no objections, road opened, damages awarded to Minnie Weisenberger and Raymond Carpenter totaling 1200 dollars. Landowners along the route given until August 1, 1926 to erect fences and vacate the road.
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Miller
Minnie Weisenberger
Raymond Carpenter
Atchison County
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Mrs. Trost
Atchison County Court
Golden Rod
Golden Rod Cafe
R. E. Hiatt
Anderson Bros
C. W. McMissick
Goodrich
Diamond
Pennsylvania
V.C. Goodrich
Warnstaff Bros
Main St
Reid
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