Malta Bend farm contract and local notices
County News reports G Guthrey secured a contract to build a residence for Mrs N C Maban on the Smith farm southeast of Malta Bend. Miss Mabel Blackburn returned from Quincy after visiting since Thanksgiving. Warrenton Banner notes feather renovators swindling Pettis and Henr counties by inspecting beds then swapping feathers. Jerome Entrekin died at the National Military Home in Ohio. he served in a Missouri Civil War unit. Mr and Mrs B F Rollins left for Kansas City for an operation. Mrs Jacob Bingham to visit Baptist Sanitarium in St Louis with her sister. Jesse Morris visits North Dakota kin near Clay Center. Local real estate bids made in Marshall. W Edwards bought a house and shop for $500. Various town notices of prowlers and injuries, with no arrests.
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Kh. G. Guthrey
N. C."maban
Smith Farm
Malta Bend
Mabel Blackburn
Quincy
Malta Head
Pettis
Henrr
Warrenton Banner
Taylor Entrekin
Jerome Entrekin
National Military Home
Ohio
Dld
Ile
Missouri
B. F. Rollins
Kansas City
Rollins
Blackburn
Jacob Bingham
Bingham
Townsend
McGuire
Baptist Sanitarium
St. Louis
Jesse Morris
North Dakota
Arch West
Clay Center
G. P. Martin
J. F. Spencer
Cowan McMahan
W. H. Edwards
Fisher
Arrow Rock
Mulberry Street
Robi. Fowler
Minot
N. D
John Gaither
Springvale
Kansas
George Venable
Sweet Springs
Fatal Accident Claims Brakeman In Mexico Yards
Brakeman W. H. Tracy was crushed between draw heads of a freight train in Mexico yards last Sunday night during coupling. He died Wednesday morning at a Jacksonville Ill hospital after being taken there following injuries.
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W. H. Tracy
Mexico
Jacksonville
Ill
Slater Obituary and Local Notes From 1906
Loren Baker, about 35, died of pneumonia in Slater after four weeks illness. He worked with C. & A. railroad men and recently moved from Enid Oklahoma to Slater. His family shipped his body to Chanute Kansas for burial. J. C. Orear and family narrowly avoided poisoning from oysters after a tarantula was found in a can. Capitan Moehle brought the steamer G. M. to Boonville for winter and announced a new boat to be built in 1907. Dr. Robert H. Wilson, 77, died at J. S. Davison’s residence after a long illness. he was a leading physician in the county. Also an agricultural ad for Gale real estate.
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Loren Baker
Wm. Walsh
Chanute
Kansas
Slater
Roundhouse
Enid
Oklahoma
Slater Rustler
Boonville
George Moehle
Arrow Rock
George Moehle and
Messrs. Moehle
R. H. Wilson
Robert H. Wilson
J. 8. Davison
Anis
Gilliam Globe
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Marshall
W.H. Fletcher
Palauaran
County News
John McGuire
Tracy
Gale
Town
A.¢. Pottet
Enner
Nuckles
Houx Bros
Truste
Globe Democrat
United States
Globe Printing CO
Trioen Britannla
Messner
Rogers Bros
Aya
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