Arthur Meinecke Dies at Home of Heart Disease
Arthur Meinecke, long employed by Henry Cordes, died Monday evening of heart disease. He was found by Mrs. Cordes and grandmother Cordes in the rear of the house at about 5 o'clock. His body was sent to Pittsburg Kansas for his parents Mr and Mrs Meinecke. He was well known here as an upright, industrious young man with many friends.
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Arthur Meinecke
Henry Cordes
Pittsburg
Kansas
Meinecke
Concordian
Munchausen
P. B
Hadley
Cass County Democrat
Phillip Baker
Mrs Benton
Enid
Oklahoma
Mr. Baker
Bates City
Perdee’s
Odessa
Fatal shooting and river rescue in Lafayette area
A man fired a pistol on Lafayette Street then fled to Morgan's drug store, leaving bystanders horror struck as the victim lay dead. Officer Mendenhall dealt with the shooting after a crowd dispersed. Separately, Mr Heckler and family nearly drowned when their boat capsized on the river, but rescue crews recovered them and their belongings, with only a lost grip containing money.
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Marshall Mendenhall
Order
Mr. Heckler
Centerview Man John Huggins Killed In Farm Accident
Centerview and vicinity were stunned Sunday afternoon by the sudden death of John N. Huggins, a well known resident. He died instantly when the engine drawing a binder toppled into a ditch. the boiler struck him, crushing chest and vital organs. The accident occurred near W. W. Thomas field as he moved to town for repairs.
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Centerview
John N. Hnuggins
Huggins
W. W. Thomas Field
Skaggins
Warriesburg
Journal Democrat
J W Bartlett Hurt In Ravine Wagon Fall
J W Bartlett and Ed Mason were thrown from a wagon while clearing rubbish in a southeast town ravine. Bartlett suffered severe facial cuts, about twenty seven stitches, eyelids cut but eye sight saved, and will stay home days. Mason unharmed. Local incident reported by Higginsville Advance. A fair tale at Holden featured a birth as a fortune teller reportedly delivers a baby boy leading to bustle among marshals.
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J. W. Bartlett
Ed Mason
Mr. Bartlett
Second Street
Mason
Higginsville
Holden Fair
Iil
Bilby
Resignation of Confederate Soldiers' Home Head Picked by Board
Capt J R Walton of Nevada elected unanimously to succeed Col J L Pace as superintendent of the Confederate Soldiers' Home, effective October 10. Pace cited health and desire to rest, with plans to visit Texas. Walton, a Higginsville native, served in Shelby's brigade and will be welcomed in Lafayette.
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Jeffersonian
J. L. Pace
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
Board of Managers
J. R. Walton
Nevada
Pase Law Beans
J. D. Ingram
J. P. Bradley
Linneus
J. A. Woods
Fayette
Murdock
Platte City
J. Posey Woodside
Alton
Col. Page
Texas
Marshall
Kansas City
Higginsville
Col. Pace
Walton
Lafayette
Shelby
W L Bales Family Return From Colorado Stay
W L Bales and family return home after a two months stay in Colorado. Odesea Ledger notes their reappearance and suggests a pleasant trip conclusion with the family resuming routine life.
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W. L. Bales
Colorado
Odesea Ledger
Miss Eula Albitt Returns Home After Kansas Trip
Miss Eula Albitt, who has been spending several weeks in Kansas City and western Kansas, retired home Sunday afternoon.
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Eula Albitt
Kansas City
Kansas
Liver Trouble Remedy Free
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised as a liver remedy promises to start gastric juice flow and restore natural liver function. Testimonies claim cures of blotches rashes and long standing troubles. address offered for medical advice and orders.
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Iver
Tver
Jo . Lee
Ivanis
Indianapolla
W. B . Cadwell
Caldwell Hide
Monticells, DL
Missouri Pacific Time Card Westbound and Eastbound
Timetable fragment shows westbound and eastbound routes on Missouri Pacific lines from Sedalia to Jefferson City and beyond, listing arrival times at several stops including Lexington, Kansas City, Marshall, and St. Dowis. The text includes partial station names, times like 6 pm and 8 pm, and notes on morning departures.
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Sedalia
Lexington
Kansas City
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Pace
C. W. Loomis
Hiver
Dowls
Scree Sear
Jefferson Oty
Marghagl
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Myrivrko Uc
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Waene Wedeag
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Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
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Crenhaw .& Young
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L. E. Mark
Lindsay Price
W. G. McCausland
R Igenago
Lee J. Slosher
the Trader’s Bank
Missouri
Richard Fiaip
J. Andrew
Geo. M. Catron
Regola
Richard Field
J. Barnett Young
G. M. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman F&. Mark
Frederick Morath
Ford T. Bates
Rufus Young
GEO. W. Kerdolff
Nice
France
Crenshaw & Young
the State Normal School
Warrensburg, MO
Hetter
Commerc
Mexico
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Missouri Division
United Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Infar
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