Bald Knobbers novel praised for Missouri history
A Kansas City publication review extols The Bald-Knobbers by Clyde Edwin Tuck. The Ozarks set tale blends romance with vigilante history of Taney county and White River country, with vivid characters and authentic dialect, praised for literary finish and plausible lore.
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Burton Publishing Company
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Justified homicide in Polk County farm slaying
A coroner's jury exonerated Mrs. H. U. Perryman in the Thursday night slaying of Walter Bridges, a Polk County farmer, near Morrisville Missouri. She testified she fired as an intruder grabbed her at the barn door while she checked a barking dog, then found Bridges dead in the barnyard the next morning. Her husband was away at the time.
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