Among the Cannibals and the Philippine Tales
John Tella recounts a battalion’s Luzon march with Gen Lawton’s force, facing 1200 cannibals in a remote valley. He describes decollated foes, Amazonlike women, scant attire, and brutal logistics, while noting rich timber and native coffee. The journey ends with discharge back to Manila and a New World resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dots Shepard Tella
Phillippines
Toba
Hilledale
Philippines
Orient
John
Coldiera
Boe
Luzon
Lawton
Buzen
Buti
Seth
Joly
Penthesilea
Hippolyte Fyuriog
Wedding Bells Ring Out in Glenwood for Carter and Lloyd
The Glenwood wedding of Bertha Carter to John Lloyd yesterday in a Carter home marked a new start in Kansas, with Rev. M. D. Reed presiding. Lloyd, a Mills County native, and Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Carter, were celebrated amid warm well wishes as they prepared to move to a Sunflower State home. The article blends seasonal love sentiment with local profiles of both families and a note of their future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong
Dean Swift
Lappy
Glenwood
Sunflower State
John Lloyd
Bertha Carter
Carter Lome
M. T. Carter
Carter
Uouir
John
Smith County
Kansas
Miss Carter
Arbitrate Settles Dispute Between Oaks and Hanka
Silver City Times reports Oaks and Hanks resolved their earlier conflict via arbitration after selecting three neutrals. The contract allowed dissolution with 30 days notice, and the arbiters ruled no further business relationship or damages. Both men signed to abide by the decision. no district court appeal. Mr. Dalton retired as poor farm superintendent after twelve years, improvements noted. Joe F. Williams named new superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Oaks
M. O. Hanka
Trrnvne
Silver City Times
M. O. Hanks
Bratton
Kuhl
W. B. Oake
Henry Robb
Mr. Hanks
Oake
Hank
Oaks
Hanks
Messrs. Oaks
Board of Arbitration
District Court
C. E. Dalton
Dalton
Delton
Burbee
Joe
F. Williams
March Marriage Near Indian Creek in Emerson Chronicle
The marriage of Ella M. Quimby to P L Quimby was held Thursday evening at the Fisher home northwest of town with about sixty guests. Rev L P Carpenter performed the ceremony at eight, followed by a well served supper and numerous gifts. The couple will reside on the Quimby farm near Strahan after visiting friends. Nearby attendees included A J Boston and others from Vern and Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Quimby
Mira Elia Pinber
Henry Fisher
Indian Creek Township
Emerson Chronicle
Misa Ella M
P.L. Quimby
Atrix
Misa Lottie Quimby
Rev. L. P. Carpenter
Hostinge
Third Time the Charm Harmon Evans Marries Again
Harmon Evans of Herdeson wed Mrs. 8. E. Loving, a Hast End widow, after arriving Friday for a marriage license. This third marriage follows a sensational divorce from a second wife described as a gay female from around Carson. A pocket book containing a $10 bill and Heimnhar’s steeve tickets was found this morning at 9 o clock. return to Racket Store for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Evans
Herdeson
Glenwood
E. Loving
Harmon
Bis
Carson
Hera
Darma
Heinaheimar
Steeve
For Rent and For Sale Notice Mix
For rent 160 acres with 60 cultivated and the rest pasture and timber offered by F. E. Dasuyer. For sale a good eight room house inquire at Jack Haminton Genwood. A map named EH Presson of Pressonville Kans wrote a letter praising Foley's Honey and Tar as the best medicine for lagrippe and colds sold by 8.8 Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haminton
Genwood
Presson
Pressonville
Kans
Landis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teness
Solon
Center Township
Aliantes
Kelley
Can- Aia Islands
John Esidhe
Lalauds
Manila
Aetvee
Hee
Javy
Mills County
Nagashi
Japan
Hancock
America
Fremont County
Hamburg
Eas
Nebraska City
Kidney
Riverton
Wimu M. Dongnan
A. G. Babin & Co
Victor
Timothy
OC. W. Rathke's
Davis & Axburson
Pacific Juncion
Iowa
Edwarde Brow
B. Landis
Dalton Ont, Williamson
F. E. Dasuyer
Theo. W. Ivory
Genwoop, Iowa
Clarks
Cresco
D. G. Jamison
South Side Square
Northwest Corner
Wright’s Grocery
Sharpe & Fleming
Dick Hudson
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