Local residents listed visiting and events in Buckner area
A long list of Buckner area residents and visitors is reported. Names include Mr. Duffy, Mrs. Victor Simaary, Wheeldon, Robert Towns, Collin Divs, Prong Pryof Marshall, Leonatel Townsend, Miss Marguerite Landrum, Carter T. Davis, and many others. Activities mention visits, travels, decorations day services, and church events, with several family mentions and local outings through the week.
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Mr. Duffy
Buckner
Victor Simaary
Bonais City
Lees, Win
Pal Yivey al Meynenn
Tesday
Dava
Thia Vity
Wheeldon
Wellington
Collin Divs
Olahompi City
J. T. Davis
Pryof Marshall
Anl
W. S. Thais
Lary Hurlburt
Noroorne
Wm. Walters
Hugo
Baird Rand
Little Son
Randolph
Kate Pauline
Kansas City
Gertynde Jorden
Kirsus CY
Lizzie Butler
B. J. Nuckels
Davit
Lis Pein
Davis
Lutte Pruilbirt
Vaey Hanlhirt
Fanny
Sarhonnte
Tete Mothe
Leonatel Townsend
Hele Aon
Asa City
Hugh White
Isaac Fulkerson
Margaret Zeysing
Dover
Bowman Corder
Alina
Marguerite Landrum
Clayt Landrum
Carter T. Davis
J. c. Davis
George
Geo. W. Hackley
Clifford Landrum
Colorado
Landrni
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Clyde Tissey
A. M. Scott
Endeavor
Cusp
Tey
Zewsiner
Taal Awwaek
David Phelps
Lind Linsitiexa
Lixington
Wow
Cefn de Lexington
Miniy
Corley
Morrison and Utord ‘Gories
Laexongten
Geo. Zeyning
Tmiinaville
Wirwood
Francis Whitesides
Collmevile
Ofla
Caine Sinila
Thiavood
Myanets Yingling
Tiofrien
Ke ‘Ling
Helen Catly
Aiea Alewn Zaviir
Setudiy
Lockley
Brown
Warrens Wine
Ladies of the Christian Church
Belle Cooke
Pleasant Hill
Lilla
Robyn Plattenburg
Higginsville
Blinthe Turman
Boonville
Mis
Laura Mitchell
Harwood
Olliver Martin
Hoiguinsville
W. T. Starke
Bob Tharwood
Smith
Maud Satterwhite
Satterwhite
Joseph Malone
J. EB. Bertrand
Bertie Bertrand
Kelly Nelgon
Carrie
Vera Congdon
Malone
Earl Helton
County Highway Commissioners Appointed by County Court
The county court appointed T L F Benning Odessa I N loping Lexington and N J Gordon Waverly as county highway commissioners under a new law. The measure's ambiguity sparked confusion over whether the county highway engineer is the third or fourth member and how his vote should count. The court ruled he is the first member, but provided for dropping a named member if later decided he is the fourth.
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Counry
Eitizine
TL. F. Benning
Odessa
I. N. Loping
Lexington
N. J. Gordon
Waverly
General Assembly
A Bad Negro Shot Wounded During Scrape at Terrible Teems
A colored man named Geo Civin was fatally wounded after a Wednesday night disturbance. Harry Liiseoe, noted for danger, attacked Civin during a scrap and fled with a fine, narrowly escaping deputy sheriff Crapp. The incident occurred at the scene and led to an ensuing manhunt.
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Harry Liiseoe
Geo, Civin
Piiseoe
Sherif
Fragmented Memoir Reveals Frat Member’s Madness and Burial Rituals
An eccentric fraternity member described as unstable engaged in bizarre acts including printing letters and free distribution of books. He insisted on the title Sir on his newspaper wrappers, showed violent mood shifts, and staged a ceremonial burial for his amputated feet.
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Vwosonw
Tee Fear
A Shrewsbury Tale Supposed by Dean Mole
Dean Mole recounts a university anecdote about a student from Shrewsbury who, unaware of a famed geographer, joked that the city should be riveted to the route of the Atlas. The lecturer replies with sudden reverence, prompting the student to honor Shrewsbury and Dr Butler.
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University Ife
Dean Mole
Mr. Bentley
Hailer
Dean Moleve
Shewsbury
Butler
For Sale: 50 Pigs and Farm Animals Offered
For sale between now and July 1st are 50 pigs and 2 brood sows, plus a pony rig and pony, and a three year old Shetland pony described as children broke. Plane 834, N. W. Potter.
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N. W. Potter
There is nothing better in town for the money
An advertisement extols local coffee quality and offers custom grinding. It also promotes North Pole Flour with a money back guarantee on every sack and urges customers to try four sacks.
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North Pole
Baseball Reforms Pleased Harvard Leader In China
President Emeritus Eliot of Harvard praises American baseball during his trip to China as a powerful force shaping youth sentiment. He notes the game’s influence on workers and markets, predicting it could pause stock exchange activity and erase class distinctions like a June sun melts snow.
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Eliot
Harvard
Tle
Stock Exchange
New York Mail
Out of the Fold Miss Smith Sparks a Family Debate
A story notes how a girl, raised in a Democratic household by a congressman's daughter, shocks a visiting Miss Smith by asking if she says her prayers, assuming Republicans do not. The scene unfolds in the guests’ room as Miss Smith prays, highlighting party stereotypes satire.
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Mary
Congress
Miss Smith
Little Mary
National Monthly
Antiquities Dealer Seeks Deposit from Stranger
Slopay receives a card engraved Professor Brace Antiquarian and meets an elderly collector who offers to help by paying a deposit on a long unpaid bill, prompting curiosity about the stranger’s business.
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Slopay
Professor Brace
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