Osborne implements praised by local dealers
Two carloads of binders mowers discs harrows and hay rakes arrive, with strong praise for Osborne gear. The Osborne Disc is highlighted as best yet, built solid with an extra tooth to reduce center ridges. A Great Western Endless Apron Manure Spreader at 115.00 for No 4 seventy bushel is noted, with dealers inviting customers to come and see.
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Osborne
School Election Nominates Three Directors and Propositions
Voters face a manual school election on April 4 with three directors to be elected for three year terms or one year for a vacancy. Retiring directors Mees, Dray, Schott, Chow Calhoun resignations leave vacancies. Propositions include schooling levy and local tax raises for teachers and purposes. City officer elections delayed. two alderman seats and mayoral plans noted amid debate on progressive officials. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs. Omer Webs with refreshments. meetings praised for pleasant companionship.
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Taveday
Ale
Mees
Ae Hl
Dray
Schott
Chow
Calhoun
Ling
Venteh
Vailioon
Robers
Howman
Dinette
K. RB
Larrick
Cveniin
J. W. Boucher
Chay
Jasper
Ole
Westin Thamdelsie
Off for Pecos Valley Excursion from Carthage
A group led by W L Veile representing a land company left Carthage Tuesday afternoon with Mears Thee Pationon, Laudertaugh, W K Doandarit, Palmer, von Allen and others. They headed to Pew Valley, New Mexico, then Wellington Kansas, then Roewell New Mexico for a sight seeing trip. The company offers a round trip of 10 dollars and the excursion lasts two days.
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W. Raveller
Laudertaugh
W.K. Doandaritz
Palmer
von Allen
Wm. Lauderdaugh
Pew ,Valley
New Menxico
Carthage
W. L. Veiee
Wellington
Kan
This Land Company
Roewell
New Mexico
The
Land Company
Wagon rolls over farmer near Mt Chimel in hay accident
Joe Veal, a well known Mt Chimel area farmer, was injured when a wagon loaded with 494 pounds of baled hay toppled. The front wheel rolled over his shoulder and stomach, a bale caught beneath the wheel preventing total weight. He is feared badly hurt but may recover. Rev Bly, from Liberty Mo, visits Juniper aiming to become pastor of the Habitat church. City council forms city election judging and clerks appointments. ward by ward lists announced. See Joyce & Lee for boys suits.
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Joe Veal
Liviog
Mt. Chimel
Waa
Thurides Ile
Teganito
Mr. Ven
Bly
William Jowell
Liberty
Junper
Stolen Horses and Wagons From Carytown Barn
Robbers entered R F Elliotts barn in Carytown Sunday night and took two horses a brown mare weighing about 114 pounds a bay mare and a buggy plus a saddle and harness. The thiefs left a heavy rig and a single wagon wheel. a reward of 260.00 is offered for information leading to recovery and conviction. Elliott spread word through Southwest Missouri and adjoining territories with posters and telegrams. Police pursue tracks north through the wad but erosion and road conditions hinder follow-up.
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Folliott
Carytown
Elliott Weer
Oolmale
Ukentelin
Missouri
Kaokad
Indiana Territory
Filiott
Bought a Home in Southeast Town With Cash Purchase
Frank Mardgebrook considered J. E. King’s southeast town property. The sale price was 150 dollars in cash. Joyce and Leo advertise work shirts at the New York Racket.
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Frank Mardgebrook
J. E. King
Joyce & Leo
New York
Local Store Opening Hinted Amid St Joseph Wealthy Family Ties
Fragmented notes report a new store venture by a St Joseph magnate and his two sons Skagga and Dulor. It mentions relocation to Kannann City this week, stock plans, and a tentative opening tied to a firm of Mr Chandler and sons. Also noted is the death of Joe Vineet Low Shuges and Bulor Thomor Davis from pneumonia after a long illness. Funeral details and a large Kex sale previously drew crowds.
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Indientime
Jasper
Griellow
Skagga
Dulor
Chandler
Kannan City
Thin Howe
Joe G
Vineet Low Shuges & Bulor
Enlisted in the Navy Bash Squier Enlists With Uncle Sam
An impaired OCR note reports Squier joining United States Navy during wartime. It claims he failed to notify parents, plans to travel to San Francisco for duty, and describes a farewell on a Thursday evening. The piece mentions family names, a rumored illness, and a reunion station at an unidentified location as he heads toward service.
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Ikweil Squier
Mia
Jon
Squier
Chieediy
United States
Gan Wrathheon
Ueda
Whittle
Levi
Webb Guy
Aed
Hiv
Nat
Nevada
Joplio
Thunday
Leavesworth
San Franciscn
Aly
Leuven
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