Pawnee Bill and Craig Face Bar K Shootout Turn in Frontier Tale
Tony Harrison, an orphan in Caldwell Kansas, is aided by Gordon Lillie known as Pawnee Bill. In Bar K, Craig and Marshal Corbett confront saloon owner Shafer as they hunt Benton gang connections. The clash reveals outlawry's rise in the Kansas frontier and ties to legendary figures.
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Tony Harrison
Jeff Harrison
Caldwell
Kas
Gordon W. Lillie
Joe Craig
Tony
Titus Moore
Cherokee Strip
Rita
Gordon Lillie
Pawnness
Bill
Craig
Shafer
Tom Benton
Jeff Harvison
John Blake
Blake
Corbett
Pawnee Bill
Oasis
Marshal Corbett
Marshal
Sheffey
Smith
Benton
Clem Ryder
Ryder
Pawnee
Wellington
Kansas
Jesse James
St. Joseph
Jesse
Frank James
Daltons
Coffeyville
Bill Doolin
Bitter Creek
George Newcomb
Dick Broadwell
Charlie Pierce
Law
Wild Bill Hickok
West
Abilene
Hays City
Bat Masterson
Jim
Biw Tilghman
Oklahoma
Chris Madsen
Heck Thomas
Bud Ledbetter
Frank Canton
Wild Bill
Indian Territory
Carols From Muscatine Band Rally City Hall Crowd
A 200 strong choir led by Rev Vernon L Shontz presented Christmas carols at the city hall square reviving a longtime Muscatine custom. Words flashed on a screen from the First Baptist church, with accompaniment from a nearby window. Organizers expect broader participation next Christmas Eve.
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City Hall Square
Muscatine
First Baptist Church
West Branch Holds Seventh Annual Community Christmas
West Branch Ia December 26 West Branch hosted its seventh annual Community Christmas drawing about 800 attendees at the high school auditorium. The program featured the high school orchestra and glee clubs with a cantata Santa Claus at Grandmas and Santa distributing free treats. Decorations included eight small trees at the square and a large pine near the school. A welfare committee oversees aid to the needy.
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West Branch
Santa Claus
Grandma’s
Inventory take halts most Muscatine factories for holidays
A routine holiday inventory interruption affects Muscatine plants as many close for a week or more into early January. Major button plants and others like the Automatic and McKee suspend operations, with reopenings planned after New Year’s Day. Some smaller shops continue with minimal pauses and some finish inventories by year end.
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U. & Button Factory
Weber & Sons
McKee
Hawkeye
Leo Hirsch
Pennant Button
Pennant
Roach and Musser
Barry’s
Barry Manufacturing Company
Shell Companies
Iowa
Swift and Company
H. J. Heinz Company
Illness Report and Christmas Tone in Oakville
Oakville Virginia reports 6 year old Robert Gerst son of Mr and Mrs Julius Gerst gravely ill with mastoid trouble and to undergo an operation at Burlington soon. Christmas entertainments at churches Saturday night drew large crowds and family dinners included the John Shults A E Faris and Alfred Bjork households.
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Oakville
Robert
Julius Gerst
Burlington
Cristmas
John Shults
A. E. Faris
Alfred Bjork
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