Missouri News Asks 50 000 For Heart Hurt
Mrs. Lillian M. Russell of Na files a breach of promise suit in the circuit court against AL Walpole son of ROC Walpole of Na 255 East Listh street alleging he induced her to marry on promises that were not fulfilled and that he made sensational statements about the matter.
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Kansas City
Circuit Coure
Lillian ML. Russell
Brooklyn Avenue
Pervert AL Walpole
Roc. Walpole
East Listh Street
Russell
Walpole
Hing
Ihis
Walpete Mide
Statemienun
Tillian Mars Sell
Phaneshn
Tinto
Trial of Johnnie Davidson Delayed by Missing Witnesses
Neosho reports the trial of Johnnie Davidson postponed as the State seeks a continuance into April because three witnesses from the Willis family cannot be located. Names and relations are unclear in the damaged text, but the witnesses are tied to Mrs Willis, Mr Willis, and a daughter, with mentions of state attorneys and depositions.
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Neosho
Johnnie” Davidson
Tee Willis
Williamis
Poe
Vine State
W. L. Douglas
Migsea & Children
Dougles
Doczias
L. Douglas
Spark St
Brockton
Macs
Fragmented notes hint at transit disaster and political push
A garbled report references a Cape Cod area engine mishap leaving a victim list and a Frisco railroad incident near Miller city. It mentions a legal option suit moving to St Louis and an oratory contest won by Chrissie Willbe in California, with several named locales and figures in a sprawling county press snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratory
California
Diamond Medal
Chrissie Willbe
Spcintie
Plaree OO
Joni Willis So Carvin in Dreaming Forest Scene
Fragmentary OCR text places Joni Willis in a dreamlike forest scene near a railroad, with a fatal incident implied. Names include Caewer and hetiern, but details are unclear. The passage reads as a disjointed report or narrative fragment with no cohesive event or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joni
Willis
Carvin
Paeestiathy
Seruck
Hilladt
Unclear Aggravated Assault Report From Barbershop
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an attack at a barber shop involving individuals named Pena and Rudwards of Charlee with references to a knife or weapon and a cut. Details, names, and sequence are garbled, leaving only a vague incident outline and alleged injuries.
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Metphis
Pena Carlos Rudwards
Charlee
Ino
Dnoene
Missouri Town Suffers Fire Destruction in Poteing
A blaze engulfed half of Poteing causing extensive damage to the Cemrat Coal and Cole complex and destroying the Macoal company facilities in the business district. The total loss is estimated at 55000 dollars.
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Missouri
Damatia
Neparby
Poteing
Cemrat Coal «& Cole Corpus Suites
Sick man insists on going out with medicine bag
A Syracuse business man, active and ambitious, sick with a pneumonia sight attack, resists rest. His doctor urges bed rest, but the patient, bored by inactivity, torments the physician. One morning the patient pretends to sleep then orders the doctor into bed and offers to go out with the medicine bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Jie
Cure at City Mission Helps Scarred Woman Heal
A young woman brought to a city mission suffered from scabies paresis rheumatism and sores from exposure. After seven weeks with little progress a treatment using Cuticura Soap Resolvent and Ointment led to rapid improvement and eventual recovery enabling her to seek work. Laura Jane Bates New York March 11 1907.
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Laura Jane Bates
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Peaceful bees and mustard plans spark legal talk
Frank H Short of Fresno recalls a neighbor feud that escalated over barking bees and a mustard patch. A cornet play at night and a scythe attack on mustard are noted. A Philadelphia man learns respect shifts after love confession. Artificial flower makers see rising national orders from New York for fall and winter trade.
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Frank H. Short
Fresno
San Francisco Chronicle
New York City
New York
Stable and carriage house plan with details and bill of material
The Brownd plan shows a 70 by 25 foot stable and carriage house with two cow stalls, five foot horse stalls, and a front feeding area. A concrete foundation is advised two feet below ground, with timber framing, siding, and roofing specifics. A note urges buying a purebred ram as a worthwhile improvement and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriace
Ily
Earriace
Crete
Odd Bits and Advertisements from a Vintage Ledger
A mosaic of period items including humorous quips on work and Sabbath, a mother guiding her child Edwin on cherries, a stray line about Edwin, a tobacco ad for Lewis' Single Binder, a moral reflection from Colton, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, Allen's Foot Ease powder, and a comment on men and ambition.
Halls Catarrh Cure Advertised Amid Claims of Cure
An old advertisement claims catarrh is an inflamed mucous surface issue and that Halls Catarrh Cure can cure most cases. It urges readers to mail for free tor from J Cheney & Co and promotes Lal's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney &O
Tiedo
Sotter
Lal
Parrotquip: Four Women in the Family
A short quip from Life magazine plays on a Canary and a Parrot exchange about talk at home. The Parrot notes there are four women in the family, highlighting a playful domestic joke.
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Cori
Sear Celesivl
Haine Thar
Prisea Eneies
St. Louie
St. Louis
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America
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Charley
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Barriage
Rorses
Philadelphia Ledger
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Delinesior
Lewis
Eigar
Lewis’ Factory
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Allen
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Fic Syrup Co
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Texas
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Watron
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Sloan
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Price
Earl S. Sloan
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Omaha, Neb
Putnam
Midwrde Drug CO
Quincy
Ilinois
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