Will Leave Kirksville A T Still School to Move
Dean Littlejohn announced that the A T Still School of Osteopathy with about 700 students and hundreds of patients in Kirksville will relocate within a year or eighteen months. Offers from Des Moines St Louis and Chicago are under consideration and one of the two may be accepted. Founded in 1893 by Dr Andrew Taylor Still the school has outgrown its building valued at 100000. Osteopathy spurred Kirksville’s growth and opposition to moving is expected to mobilize.
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Dean Littlejohn
A. T. Still School of
Kirksville
Heavy Business On Wabash Excursions Amid Storm
The Wabash railroad reported immense business yesterday as Kirksville and Kansas City excursions drew strong crowds. The Kirksville trip left Union Station with 17 coaches packed with passengers, who rode on brake beams and other makeshift perches. The storm at Kirksville displaced hundreds yet boosted Wabash profits. meanwhile William Firth leased his Poke Berry Cottage office to Justice KR Polson and will relocate his abstract office to the Building & Loan Co. in the Lothwell building.
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Wabash Railroad
Kirksville
Kansas City
Union Station
Wm. Firth
Poke Berry
Justice KR. F. Polson
The
Building & Loan Co
Lothwell
The Wabash Gives $500 for Kirksville Cyclone Victims
The Wabash Railway donated $500 to aid Kirksville cyclone victims. The railroad notes it is a capable, reputable company and hopes others will follow the generous example to alleviate deprivation and suffering in the stricken town.
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Kirksville
Macon Raises 1200 for Kirksville Cyclone Victim
A relief effort in Macon collected about 1200 for Kirksville after a cyclone. Four voting Macon citizens led a fundraising meeting in the Council room on Saturday night, with two committees appointed and 3600 Thidvd messaged to Mayor Noonnn. Col Blaga contributed a personal 8500 check, joined by about 200 today, totaling 1200.
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Kirksville
Macon
Noonnn
Col. Blaga
Pratt and wife attend Kirksville burial of cyclone victims
Assistant prosecuting attorney of Chariton county Pratt and his wife traveled to Kirksville on Saturday to attend the burial of Mr. Pratt's parents Mr. and Mrs. Larkin who were killed in the cyclone.
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Pratt
Chariton County
Kirksville
Larkin
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