Murdered man found near Mansfield tied to mystery
The body of Damon Cahow, about 50, an itinerant umbrella mender, was discovered Saturday about a mile west of Mansfield with two deep neck wounds and a stab to the spine. Coroner’s inquest blamed unknown party or parties. pockets rifled, no messaged cash found. Authorities traced clues, questioned Wm. Holman and others, and sent identifications to Indiana. the body was embalmed and held for identification.
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Mansfield
Red Goss
Fred
W. T. Baker
Big Rock
Damon Cahow
Springfield
Charles Jackson
N. J. Craig
Joe 4
Damon
Cahow
Lucile Frank
Auburs
Ind
Mining progress boosts Mansfield mining district outlook
Denver lease owners Robert Shipton and F E W Hirst push rapid post holiday development with sinking and drifting, aiming for high grade ore for a new mill. Nebraska Mining and Milling Co plans winter shaft work near the Kentucky Mansfield Lead and Zinc mill, seeing zinc assays from 12 to 18 percent in drill hole No 4. Pioneer mill operates under new Louisville owners T T Beeler and R L Beeler, with favorable ground showing and strong development, while road work along Marshfield aids mining activity and local farmers.
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Denver
Robert Shipton
F E. W. Hirst
Nebraska Mining and Milling Co
Kentucky
Mansfield Lead and Zinc Syndicate
Flan
Pioneer
Red Bird
Mansfield
Marshfield
T. T. Beeler
Louisville
R. L. Beeler
Veterans Return Home From Camp Funston War Outset
With Our Soldier Boys Averett Hensley of Hartville discharged from Camp Funston Roscoe Hensley and Alva Turner home on furlough from Camp Funston Elmer Strong on furlough from St Bliss Texas due to his mother's illness D Freeman received a ward announcing the overseas arrival of his son Neil Seymour Citizen T J Strong discharged from Camp Funston and his wife arrived here Friday Mrs J N Craig heard from her son Glenn he came through the war without injury Lewis P Woods Hartville Ernest Woolard Manes W Manning Camp Funston furloughs Private Karl Tripp Camp Panston promoted to 2nd class musician in the 70th regimental band Charles Dean Hammond served 70 years in the navy discharged and in reserve Frank A Dennis and wife came home Saturday Frank discharged from Camp Funston wife from Junction City Kansas.
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Averett Hensley
Hartville
Camp Funston
Kans
Roscoe Hensley
Alva Turner
Kansas
Elmer Strong
St. Bliss
Texas
D. Freeman
Neil
Seymour
T. J. Strong
J. N. Craig
Glenn
Lewis P. Woods
Ernest Woolard
Manes
W. Manning
Camp Fanston
Karl Tripp
Camp Panston
Charles Dean
Hammond
Frank A.dennis
Frank
Junction City
Kas
Pure Bred Bul Orpington Cockerel Seeks South West Missouri Buyer
Classified notice from Owen of Willard Missouri advertises a pure bred Bull Orpington cockerel of Cook's strain in Golden Buff color claiming superior quality for the price. Also notes Bull Orpington duck eyes and hen eyes for season.
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Cook’s
Missouri
Wheat Farms for Sale in Thomas County Kansas
Multiple farm tracts near Page Mingo Colbey Beloit with 160 to 640 acres, rich wheat crops, water, barns, granaries, and wind mills. Prices range from 30 to 90 per acre with 6 percent financing. Landlord or landlord’s share included. wheat crops this year above 7000 to 10000 dollars. Contact Moses T. Banta Beloit Kansas.
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Thomas County
Kansas
Page
Union Pacific Railway
Mingo
Union Pacific
Colbey
Rock Island
Niles
Rick Island
Moses T. Banta
Witchy
Beloit
Kansasy
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Fuson Drug CO
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W. Ashworth
Charles H. Jackson
Joe H. Dennis
S.J. White
J.h.pope
L.B. Smith
D.S. Cantrell
W.R. Roper
M.L. Turner
J. H Stephens
Pleasant Valley Township
Wright County
GO. V. Ashworth
J. P
W. H. Lynch
Springfield State Normal School
Blue Mound
Pottersville
West Plains
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Mountain View
Willow Springs
Howell County
Licking
Houston
Raymondville
Cabool
Texas County
Mountain Grove
Campbell Rural School
Webster County
Normal
Imperial
Reading Mich
Jennie Appleby
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Sarah Cahow
Reading
Mich
Stephens’ Cafe
J. H. Stephens
Red Cross
America
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O. L. Robinett
Mirror
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T. S. Beeler
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