Hunting in the Northwest A Lone Elk Hunt
Narrative of a northern elk and sheep hunting expedition by train from a great city. The party, led by Thompson, treks into the Yellowstone region, camps amid snow with cattle and riders, bags two elk bulls, a blacktail, and a spike elk, then endures a near disaster on a divide ridge. A later humorous courtroom anecdote closes the piece.
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Yellowstone River
Thompson
Mies
Saddle Mountain
Rannochike
National Park Ine
Ties Gvte
Mae
Pineapple as a Curative in Digestive Ailments
Pineapple fruit contains a digestive principle similar to pepsin. In Hawaii tests the juice digests casein like rennet and can dissolve diphtheritic membranes in sore throat and croup, offering rapid relief in some throat infection cases.
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Hawaii
Missouri jail escape and political shifts in Missouri
In Clay county jail here two break jail three stay with inmates including William Talbot refusing to leave and reporting the escape. Separately Missouri Church moderator election in Columbia elects Judge William H Wallace. acting duties fall to Gmelich as Hadley heads to New Orleans. Also notes shifts in Jefferson City and Richmond probate matters, and a case involving a municipal assembly dispute and police funding.
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Liberty
Charles 8 Cox
Charles Gillespie
Clay County
Willam Talbot
Wallace
Columbia
William H Wallace
Kansas City
Missouri Synod
Southern Presbyterian Church
Hee
Walter M. Langtry
Clayton
Jefferson City
Gmelich
Samuel Ja
Richmond
Tulask County
Springfield Wedding Bystand in Street Front Home
A farmer from a farm near Ava in Drugiane county and Mineene Peming at Springfield were married by Justice A Habtard in the street in front of his home. The ceremony occurred after the couple showed unwillingness to be wed in a church setting. It was the grotan's fourth marriage and the bride's first endeavor into matrimony.
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Springfield
Maxwell
Ava
Drugiane County
Mineene Peming
Justice A. Habtard
Grotan
Natrigen
Governor's Office Letter Ignites City Election Probe
In Jefferson City a governor's letter concerns a Kanene City election inquiry. The grand jury investigates registration records tied to the police department. Claims suggest a portion of 1906 registrations connect to a figure named Joga. The document notes Lt per cent of filings relate to the case.
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Jefferson City
Governor's Office
Gey Hadley
Kanene City
Elec von
Grand Jury
Police Department
Dr. Late's Successor Named in Missouri Health Posts
Jefferson City reports Governor Hadley appointed Dr. Frank Tl. Puson of Springfield Mo to the state board of health, succeeding Dr F. J. Lats of St Louis. The move fills the vacancy left by the departed member, with Puson bringing prior health board experience to the role.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Frank Tl. Puson
Springfield
Board of Health
F. J. Lats
St Louie
Jefferson City Missourti e absent governor duties in abence
Governor Hadley travels with President Taft toward deep waterways while Lt. Governor Gredlich remains in Jefferson City. He will not assume governor duties until formally requested. Samuel W. Moore named to Colony Board over Dora Hall Stagoer. Clarksburg Baptist church dedication ends debt with $300 given. total cost $3,000.
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Jefferson City
Missourtie
Hadley
New Oriente
Taft
Gredlich
8. W. Moore
Colony Board
Jeferson City
Samuel W. Moore
Karsan City
Colony
Marshall
Dora Hall Stagoer
Curran Goes to Springfield
John H. Curran head of the Missouri Immigration Bureau announced at the Springfield Commercial Club that Springfield will house the bureau headquarters, confirming the location decision.
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Curran
Springfield
Springheid
Immigration Bureau of Missouri
John H. Curran
Bureau
Nine new agriculture instructors join Missouri winter course
In Sedalia Missouri a short winter course at the University of Missouri opens November 1 with nine new faculty added to the agriculture department. A gas stove accident caused a Polish sald to flare, igniting Mins Laeek’s clothing and likely causing fatal burns.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Steve Polish
Giri
Sedalia
Johanna Lyeck
Mins Laeek
Synod Rejects Prohibition Move In Missouri
The Missouri Synod of the Presbyterian Church of America, meeting in Columbia, tabled the prohibition amendment issue by a 37 to 7 vote, declining to endorse the movement. The decision reflects the church's stance amid ongoing national debates over prohibition legislation.
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Synod Against
Columbia
Missouri Synod of the Presbyterian Church of America
Labor Unions Fight Tuberculosis Join Fight Against Disease
Ten fraternal and benefit orders with about 4 million members and three international unions with over 100000 members have joined the tuberculosis fight, per the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Organizations listed include Modern Woodmen of America, Knights of Columbus, International Typographical Union, and others aiding the eradication effort.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention
Modern
Woodmen of America
Protherhood of
Forgotten Vows Echoed In Fractured Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange reveals a plea of devotion and lingering misunderstandings as one partner insists on unwavering commitment while the other questions the depth and sincerity of the proclaimed love. The speech is stilted and garbled, obscuring clear meaning but underscoring emotional tension.
Care for the Child Amid Permitted Maternal Care
Fragmentary note describes a mother teaching care for a baby. It mentions morphine for a child and a remedy involving sugar, lemon, and a tablespoon of a liquid. The tone implies concern over harming the infant and seeks safer alternatives or remedies.
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Alwara
Fragmentary tale of snakebite remedy and misadventure
A town story recalls a man who drank a pint and a half of snakebite remedy, then suffered a wild sequence of reactions. The reptile bite, bizarre acts, and children rolling around in the hoop yard fill the odd scene.
Domestic Strife Report From Courtroom Docket
A fragmentary note alleges Mrs Hogme complains of a husband who persistently assists on lace curtains while the husband allegedly knocks at the front door at three in the morning for three decades. The source shows tense marital dispute with repeated disturbance claims.
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Hogme
Inherited Wille Holt atoms to be developing into a very fast young man
Report notes a developing youth linked to Wille Holt with potential rapid growth and abilities. The question hints at a previously referenced pace or speed. It also asks whether the father has faced multiple fines for speed limit violations, implying recurring traffic penalties.
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Wille Holt
Beaten by Nature in a Stray Story Echo
In a Stray Stories snippet Roges recalls a playful moment with his wife Wagete-I and Waaege. They were out driving when she discovered an echo that outlasted her last word, ending in a lighthearted, nature inspired moment.
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Wagete
Roges
Waaege
Postum Health Promise Versus Coffee Misery
A reader testifies that quitting coffee and switching to Postum cured digestive problems and sleeplessness caused by coffee. The speaker notes Postum is easier to prepare, consistent, and has led their family to avoid coffee, claiming improved health and wellbeing.
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Pines
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