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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
2
J. T. S. Hickman and his party motored to Fulton for the state convention of the Christian church and returned home last night. With him were Mrs. Hickman and her two sisters Mrs. H. C. Drescher of Shelbyville and Mrs. A. J. Davis of Peoria Illinois. They traveled via Shelbyville, leaving Mrs. Drescher behind.
Harry Boyd about 25 died instantly in Shelbina Missouri after striking a switch target while alighting a fast freight. Companion Gilchrist was bruised. Boyd, son of William and Mrs. Boyd, from near town, was the fourth of ten children. A stock extra party returning on No. 69 witnessed the mishap.
An elderly man falls ill. a local white physician is summoned after the black doctor, and the doctor jokes about not missing anything but his watch. The fragment notes Miss Rebecca Durbin of Hunnewell visiting friends and Miss Vivien Lee departing for an extended visit with relatives.
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