Property listings including cottages and farms for trade
Classified listing describes a 5 room cottage at 8co blk Miss St with curb, pavement, gas, heat, water and sewer connections. Also a farm of 80 acres near Lawrence and 144 acres two miles from Windgor Missouri. Seeks trade for a farm nearby. See E Otis Perkins.
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Miss. St
Lawrence
Windgor
E. Otis Perkins
Spring and Summer styles shown at Witoton goods house
J. H. Witoton at 725 Mars St offers orders for men's and ladies salts and fragrances and announces arrival of duvets. Visit for Spring and Summer samples and new styles. French dry cleaning and pressing services available. goods called for and delivered by Witoton. Phone 657 red.
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J. H. Witoton
Mars
St. Hell
Red
Captan Gaskell to speak at Association auditorium Sunday afternoon
Captan Gaskell will address the Association auditorium Sunday after noon at 4 o clock with special music planned. The Camera club met Monday evening with Prof Rice discussing Siousa Orthochromatic Photography and member prints featuring fruit or flowers as subjects.
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Captan Gaskell
Association
Camera Club
Rice
John T. Moore
Wroth Charged With Cruelty to Animals In Wretched Case
A warrant was sworn for Bert Wroth on cruelty to animals charges after two of Ed Osborne’s horses were found underfed and weak while in his care at 1708 Kentucky Street. The case emerged when a McFarlane coal company complaint about a dying horse in front of their Delaware Street sheds led to the investigation. Wroth claimed he returned the horses to Osborne to avoid being tied to a thief. one horse fell, another struggled to reach hay. The horses are being fed and are expected to recover. Wroth, employed by Sparks Coal Co, faced an ordinance penalty of 25 to 50 dollars and 10 to 40 days, with possible jail or fines. Nicholson coal dealer advertises best grade coal at low rates.
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Bert Wroth
Wroth
Bla Home
Kentucky Street
McFarlane Coal Company
Delaware Street
Trafic
Osborne
Teacing
Ed Osborne
McFarlane
Sparks Coal Company
Barber
Wrath
Oscorne
Stand by Judge Smart in moral certainty decision
The Journal backs Judge Smart for his conscientious action and the moral courage of his convictions. With his experience and witness assessment, he stands against popular rumors, and is praised for not yielding to crowd pressure. February magazines are on hand at Smish's News Depot.
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Judge Smart
Will you play meet for Centralia girls in Kansas
Centralia high school girls claim they have the strongest basketball team in Kansas. They have played twelve games this season without defeat and seek a guaranteed game against any state team such as Glass Washboro KU or Baker. If a match is arranged, the return game will be played at the BE veterans with prompt replies to requests at the Centralia Kap Gottiing manager.
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Centralia
Rap
Kansas
Glass
Washbboro
K. U
Baker
Kap
Wall paper remnants at half price sale notice
Kealar's Attention Bismarck Lodge invites all members to a funeral gathering for Lawrence Biggs on Saturday at 1 o'clock. J. W. Howard, W. M. Also notices about farm for sale or rent in Douglas County with multiple acreages and dates, and a fountain pan for sale.
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Kealar
Lawrence Biggs
J. W. Howard
W. M
Black Silks Guarantee Ends Promise At Various Yard Rates
An advertisement lists price points of 1.00 1.25 1.50 and 1.65 per yard for money back black silks. It guarantees the fabric will not cut out split crack or fade under reasonable use and offers refunds if customers return them.
Reward offered for Joplin murderers in Bouhton marshal view
University views at Bouhton's Marshal Geo. O'Connor received a circular from Joplin Missouri offering a $1000 reward for information leading to the capture of John Franklin or Teddy Dally, the Joplin murderers and bank robbers who escaped from the Joplin marshal January 17. Authorities in this part of the county are asked to watch for the desperate pair, with public notices and local store ads noting framed pictures sale and discounts at Smiths News Depot and Wall's Book Store.
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Geo. O'Connor
Joplin Mo
John Franklin
Teddy Dally
Joplin
Jepiinimarshal
Diveston
Markets update from WVIRF Live Stock page
From Xamsas City and Chicago datelines, cattle quotes show native steers at 4.00 to 5.90, stockers and feeders near 4.50 to 4.90, cows around 3.00 to 4.00, hog prices about 4.00 to 8.50 with bids and ranges. Listings note 2,500 cattle, stockers and feeders, and general market activity in late January.
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Xamsas City
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