Chamois Hunter Guides Virginia Through Alpine Stakes
In a tense mountain encounter, Princess Virginia accepts aid from a chamois hunter after a perilous moment on a rugged plateau. He offers food and shelter as they discuss a rare high altitude plant and the danger of their expedition while navigating flirtatious tension and guarded promises.
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Franieln
Hind
Virginia
Gou
Fru
Ike
Fraviern
Abe
Holda
Gun’ Fraulein
Mountain hut of stone and glass revealed in rugged tale
Virginia enters a hidden chamois hunter’s rock dwelling carved into red porphyry with glass fronts and oak beams. The room holds antlers, guns, hunting knives, a carved table, and antler chairs. A tense dialogue hints at brigands and romance as the couple travels through the Rhaetian Alps.
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Bodecker
Virginia
Rex Chief Saddle Stallion for Sale in Slater Missouri
Rex Chief, a dark bay saddle stallion standing 16 hands, available at my Slater Missouri stable. Priced at 1500 with insurance to ensure a live foal. billed as Rex McDonald’s champion saddle horse of the mold. Bred by Rex D.
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Slater
Mrs Apple Boeschen 75 Dies in 1906 with Family T: Funeral Held at German Evangelical Church
Mrs Apple Boeschen died Wednesday morning April 22 1906 aged 75 years 11 months 16 days. She leaves six children four sons German John Henry and Edward and two daughters Mary and Emma Bruckhorst. Funeral services were at the German Evangelical church April 25 1906 at 2:00 pm conducted by Rev H Limper. Remains taken to old home near Colecamp Missouri for burial.
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Apple Martha Boeschen
John Henry
Edward Boeschen
Mmen Mary
Emma Bruckhorst
German Evangelical Church
H. Limper
Colecamp
Blackburo Record
No Use to Die Promotes Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa touts Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble claiming it kept her alive and cures coughs and lung diseases once deemed hopeless. Advertises cough remedy with guarantee price and trial bottle. Also notes Mrs Robert Swift’s Arizona winter return and local social news including Henry Kochemeler visiting from Love Tree Mo and the birth of Sallie Churchil on April 20 1908 at Blackburn Record.
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Robert Swift
Arizona
Henry Kochemeler
Love Tree Mo
Fred Kochameler
M. P. Blackburn
Sallie Church
Blackburn
Samuel J Johntz J Johnte Dies After Drinking Abuse
Samuel J Johntz J Johnte died at his brother Chris John to Abilene Kansas on Tuesday April 14 1008 He was buried Thursday afternoon after his death His brother came to Sweet Springs after him and took him to Abilene three weeks before his death He had lived in Sweet Springs thirty five years and was an honorable gentleman despite alcohol as his enemy His life of drinking caused property health and self respect losses and the obituary urges charity and sympathy for those left behind He was in his 70th year.
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Abe
Dimiy Abe
Leopold
Athaetia
Costa
Virginia
Sue
Fouria
Usless
Gus
Anspee
J. Johnte
Chris John
Abilene
Kansas
Sweet Springs
Johnta
Best Healer in the World Says Reverend Gterbird
East Raymond Maine reverend says Bucktow s Arola Salve heals old army wounds and obstinate sores. He reports great success in his veterinary work and endorses the product. Price 260 at all drug stores.
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F. Gterbird
East Raymond
Maine
Bucktow
Farmers Creamery Co organized by German farmers
Farmers Creamery Co organized last Saturday by German farmers in the community. The corporation papers were signed and sent to the secretary of state the same day. The old creamery building and machinery were purchased for 6800 by the new company, with plans for up to date equipment and operations ready within two weeks.
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Sovers
Secrutary of State
C. E. Eee
Cesta Ae Batter Isms
Benton land swap nets stock goods and boats at sale
Sam T. Dysart of Benton county traded 230 acres to L W Arnold for stock in goods and two late in Kansas City and a boat. The trade was arranged by Heaty Huston. The stock invoice was taken Wednesday. The purchaser will commence the business at the same stand and Mr Arnold will retire from business. Bea8. Sweet Springs Herald. J W Winston returned home Monday from Aydelotne Ohio where he attended the funeral of his father who died at his home in Aydelotés on last Thursday April 16 in the 74th year. The deceased left this community about ten years ago to 1970 he married M F Ferguson, a sister to J L Ferguson of this city. The wife three daughters and four sons survive him.
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Sam T. Dysart
Benton County
L. W. Arnold
Kansas City
Heaty & Huston
Arnold
Sweet Springs
J. W. Winston
Aydelotne
Oxfa
Aydelotés
M. F. Ferguson
J. L. Ferguson
Thin City
Will Jordan
Cambridge
Will
Geo
A Duncan
Gilliam Globe
U. S. Enay Boat
Missouri
Missouri River
St. Louie
W.G. Moodle
Willis
Henry Edwards
Fred Marlow
Miss Sadie Edwards
Kansas
Lamonte
Edwards
Jim Marehall
Lamont
Sadie
Arrow Rock
Good for Everybody endorses Klee Bitters as cure all
Prominent San Francisco architect Norman R Coulter hails Klee Bitters as a universal remedy for stomach liver and kidney disorders saying it improves the system. Electric Bitters, sold at drug stores, are praised as a premier spring medicine and purifier. Also notes local happenings including Will Jordan's tobacco venture in Cambridge Geo A Duncan's health and appearance, the Missouri river guard boat Missouri passing upriver, birth of a girl to W G Moodle, and Sadie Edwards Marlowe's death and funeral arrangements in Lamont.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert Bulldog
San Francisco
Klee
Slater High School Holds Graduation Roster
Slater last week listed graduates including Ide Kapeoes Hallie Anderson Nevora Ayres Prorence Burns Dean Dulaney Rowalee Dulaney Loulee Field Lere Freet Agale Gorker Margie Haas Nene Hall Celia Munson Birdie Rector Winnie Schaurer Mattie Scipes Nellie Scipes Lala Wildbite Isabell Wetton Sarah Stafford Lucy Venable Jobo Oots Rosier Hales Ralph Gwino Jobo Montgomery Roscie Hupp Slater Ruatier Marshell Stivers resigned as assistant agent at the depot to join Metropolitan company.
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Acthor
Slater
Ide Kapeoes
Hallie Anderson
Tnen Alexander
Nevora Ayres
Prorence Burns
Dean Dulaney
Rowalee Dulaney
Loulee Field
Lere Freet
Agale Gorker
Margie Haas
Nene Hall
Celia Munson
Birdie Rector
Winnie Schaurer
Mattie Scipes
Nellie Scipes
Lala Wildbite
Isabell Wetton
Sarah Stafford
Lucy Venable
Jobo Oots
Rosier Hales
Ralph Gwino
Jobo Montgomery
Roscie Hupp
Slater Ruatier
Life Insurance Firm Leadership Changes Include Succe ssion
Life Insurance company with HQ at Marehall notes leadership shifts. Clarence Caldwell succeeds the founder, then Caldwell is replaced by a Swearingin family member who moved here from Glasgow. Thos Burk rents Albert Zab place north of Marshall after farming B B Ross’s land. Burk, well known to locals, once worked for Josiah Baker and plowed near Slawr now Slater Ruatier.
Local nuptials and health news from Slater area
In April Charles Aver of Orearville wed Martha Huw of Denver at the bride’s father’s residence in Slater city. The couple will reside on the Orear farm. Aver is celebrated among county farmers. J. W. Aver accompanied him to Denver for the ceremony. Eubank returned from Kansas City to arrange Jerome Aver’s hospital transfer to a Lake Contrary retreat near St. Joseph for better care. Nearby, Mrs. Fletcher German traveled to Malvaoe Kansas for her sister Lulu’s wedding. Fletcher accompanied her to Kanvee.
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Chas. M. Aver
Victoity of
Orearville
Mise Martha Huw
Denver
Col
Ithatcity
B. J. Orear
Me. Aver
Pewr Bowmeao
Slater
Mr. Aver le
Ble
J. W W. Aver
Slater Hustler
KE. L. Eubank
Kacene City
Friggy
Ansset
Enakloy
Jerome
University Hospital
Kansas City
Lake Contrary
St. Joseph
Woodson
Slater Rustier
Fletcher German
Malvaoe
Kanvees
Lulu
Fletcher
Kanvee
Chry
Malva Bend
Miami High School Holds 23rd Commencement
The Miami High School 23rd commencement exercises were at First Christian church on Thursday April 23 1008. The class of three graduates included Hertha Rice Ermie Taylor and Janolie Walden. The Junior class decorated the church with blue and yellow colors and the motto Nuo multe ved mula.
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Miami High School
Chrisstian Church
Mine Hertha Rice
John Klee
Mins Ermie Taylor
G. T. Taylor
Mies Janolie Walden
James Walden
Miami News
Virginia Alice Edmonds daughter of Dr Wheeler
Mrs W J Edmonds Virginia Alice Edmonds, born Miami January 1 1886, daughter of Dr A A Wheeler, married William J Edmonds and lived in Dallas Texas. She died in Miami April 17 1908 after tuberculosis, after visiting her family.
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Kate Wheeler Edmonds
A. A. Wheeler
Miami
Sahe
Willian J. Edmonds
Dallas
Texas
Abe
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