Kid Brady Leaves Stovepipe Gang For Molly Sables
In Hell's Kitchen the Stovepipe gangops, led by Kid Brady, robs and schemes on city streets. Brady vows to quit crime for Molly, buys her Russian sable fur, and plans a simple life. Detective Ransom quietly observes, probing Brady’s past graft as jealousy and affection collide.
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McClure Co
Bim Kid Brady
Molly McSxeever
Stovepipe Gang
Colleen
Stovepipe
Hell’s Witchen
de Witt Clinton Park
Hell’s Kitchen
Hell's Kitchen
Kid Brady
Molly
Black
New York
Moll
Senator Clark
Fifth Avenue
Lux
Little McKeevers
Ma McKeever
Eve
Russia
Brady
Ransom
Central Office
Ransom and Kid Caught in Sable Capers on Riverfront
Molly's prized sable set is identified as the stolen Hetheote furs. The Kid admits paying 21.50 for the set and vows to tell the truth. Policeman Kohen confirms the furs originate from Alaska and holds the ringleader against theft as Molly decides her future with the Kid.
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Harlem
Geansom
Ransom
Brady
Molly
Kohen
Solomonski
Willow Lick Community Notices From Oolon To Aogiesville
Miss Bertha Overton returned home Monday after a week with relatives in Oolon. Charles Allishouse and Harve Aishe families visited Daniel Aishe and family. Zella Miller and Cecil Hindman visited Mrs John Zeigler. Dale Sears and sister Verra attended Miss Stella Long's funeral Monday. Win Zeigler visited Odon Monday. Homer Pershing and family visited Stever Callahan and family. Samuel Riggins and Bill Hewett of Aogiesville passed through Tuesday.
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Willow Lick
Bertha Overton
Oolon
Dale Sears
Miss Verra
Stella Long
Samuel Riggins
Bill Hewett
Aogiesville
Bunkum Items Chronicle Local Visits and Funeral
Mrs Daisie Baile and Miss Mae Baile attended Grandma Broughs funeral at Don Tuesday. Harve Morrison visited Walter Heron’s Saturday. Arthur Phipps of Farlen was here Saturday night. Col Kinnaman and wife returned home Tuesday after visits in Oklahoma Kansas and Illinois. Henry Herron was on Bunkum Monday. Howard Ward of Illinois visited Edgar and family Sunday night and Monday. Mrs Thomas Hastings returned home Sunday after nursing at bedside. Size, ill but improving nicely. Trustee McCallian visited thē ol at No 5 Wednesday last week.
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Daisie Baile
Mae Baile
Grandma Brough
Don
Col. Kinnaman
Oklahoma
Kansas
Illinois
Thomas Hastings
Hew
Size
McCallian
Smallpox Case Reported Near Linton
A smallpox case develops in Linton area with resident Asa Lace, who lives about half a mile west of Linton, identified as the patient. The report notes the case occurred on Monday.
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Ton Monday
Asa Lace
Linton
Seed selection through plump grains boosts crop quality
The article explains that choosing large, plump seeds improves seed vitality and early growth, leading to faster growth, higher yields, and better quality crops. It emphasizes screening small grains for seed quality and repeating the practice over generations to sustain the desired traits.
Seed Wheat and Corn Selection for Higher Yields
Farmers learn seed selection to improve yields in wheat and corn. The article explains sorting by grain hardness and plumpness, wind-fan separation of shriveled kernels, and seed plotting over years. It covers smut prevention, and, for corn, prioritizes early maturity, ear size, uniform kernels, and well-filled ears for better seed stock.
Town Social Happenings and Visits Reported
A large crowd attended tuners and social gatherings as Frank McMullen and family. Ray Howard and wife visited with his parents L. W. Idewari and wife. George Wanningham traveled to Washington on Thursday. Edgar Long and wife from Jasonville were here Monday to see his sister. Grace and Imuna Shake spent Sunday with sister Carrie Ketchem. Grace Callahan stayed Thursday with sister Virgil Wikle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McMullen
George w.Wanningham
Washington
Thurmay
Edgar Long
Jasonville
Monlay Teoetify
Slisses Grace
Imuna Shake
Carrie Ketchem
Hiss Grace Callahan
Mrs
Virgil Wikle
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Indiana Estate Sale
Notice is given to Eliza J. McFarlen that Edgar T. Laughlin as Administrator of the Andrew York estate seeks court approval to sell real property to settle debts. The petition will be heard at the February term of the Daviess County Circuit Court at Washington Court House on the ith day of March. Clerk Wm. A. Wallace certifies the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Circuit Court
Eliza J. McFarlen
Edgar T. Laughlin
Andrew York
Heal
Este “Vleg
Wess Beret
Louse
Washington
Wm. A. Walace
R. J. Met AucAN at Puced Office Hours
In a fragmentary note the piece references office hours and a contact point for Interstate phone number 192. It mentions locations tied to Indiana and postal addresses, but the text is heavily garbled with missing words and unclear context.
Death of infant daughter of Steele township couple
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Arthur of Steele township died Saturday morning. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 8 at Painsdale.
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Mr. and
Airs
John Arthur
Steele Township
Infant dies of catarrhal pneumonia in Bogard Township
William Marion Myers aged one year nine months, son of Ottis and Clara Myers, died January 28 at home in Bogard township. Cause listed as catarrhal pneumonia. Funeral held Friday at 1:80 o'clock conducted by Eld. C. H. Buchanan. Burial at Chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marion Myers
Ottis and
Clara Myers
Bogard Township
Eld. C. H. Buchanan
Chapel Cemetery
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VANI
Charles Allishouse
Harve Aishe
Daniel Aishe
Zella Miller
Cecil Hindman
John Zeigler
Zeigler
Odon
Homer Pershing
Stever Callahan
Harve Morrison
Walter Heron
Arthur Phipps of
Farlen
Henry Herron
Howard Ward
Ilinois
Edgar
Babe Il
cMs
Wiss Stelle
de Mullen
Frisiy
Aus la Beler
Pifisnesain
SV Iiliagm
Ray Howard
Wun Ay
L. W. Idewari
Diefendorf
R. J. Met Aucan
Drews
Oren
Ludiana
Arthur Child
Cardus
John A. Rodgers
Hampden Sidney
Chadiany Pee
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