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Hedrick Journal

Location

Hedrick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1903

Page

3

Mystery of the Dead Miser's Hand Continues in Tunbridge

In a nocturnal vigil at Kelvin's house, Cobb's disappearance sparks belief he plans to retrieve a deed. Donald foresees a supernatural deliverance of the document by Walmsley, Westcott, and Walmsley intrigue unfolds as a table scar and a past crime reenactment reveal a feud over a transfer deed.

Elvin Donald Jim Bunn Elms Graves Reedy Cobb Kelvin Reedy Tunbridge Mr. Graves Joe Harvey Larvey Mr. Kelvin Tlarvey Harvey Bunn Carl Archer Don Pre Brnn Aly Brian Ele Westcott Norman Westcott Ila West Walmsley Ed Bunn Wallmisteys Walmsley Westestt Tie Lis

Robbed the Grave Narrated by Philadelphia Man

John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near death illness cured by electric Bitters after three doctors gave up. He reports skin yellow, eyes sunk, tongue coated, and back pain, but three weeks of the remedy left him well and claiming it robbed the grave of another victim at Stolte & Co drug store, price 50 cents.

John Oliver Philadelphia L, Stolte & Co

Mammoth Kentucky Jack Linn Leaf A described in stock listing

A Kentucky jack named Linn Leaf A is described as a large black stud with light points, standing 15.3 hands high and weighing 1100 pounds. The notice notes he is a fine individual with ample bone and recommends interested buyers or breeders see him.

Singmaster & Son

Died by poisoning shadows over Hedrick youth death

Walter Harkins, 24, formerly of Hedrick, died after returning from Knoxville and Flagler with symptoms of strychnine poisoning. An autopsy confirmed poison but the coroner's jury could not determine how it was administered. Rumors linked a sweetheart. denial stated no intentional self-harm. Funeral held Saturday.

Hedrick Walter Harkins James Harkins G. W. Harkins Knoxville Flagler Harkins Oskaloosa Meythaler J.S. Reeves G. W. Beck B. van Buskirk Mr. Harkins MissKersey

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