Hospital romance brief ends in divorce suit
Ranchman Robert W. Samson of Have City Kansas filed for divorce from his nurse-bride Nellie B. Allee Samson in the ceremonial court. They met during his hospital treatment in Kansas City and married in Topeka under assumed names. After moving to Independence and Kuna City, Samson accuses his bride of going missing while he handled cattle interests in western Kansas. He is 60 and she 23. Forest Supervisor N M Macduff of Gales recently contracted for 510 cords of Douglas fir cones for operations. Head the want ads.
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West Point expansion seeks 7.7 million fund and 4 million add-ons
War department estimates 7.7 million dollars for next fiscal year to run the United States Military Academy at West Point, with 4 million more requested over five years for new buildings to enlarge to 750 cadets. General Barry notes applicability of qualified cadet substitutions and urges passage. Also details contractors’ notice for a 2000 foot levee near Pendleton Oregon and bid requirements.
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Council to Inspect Thorn Hollow Springs Source
Mayor Murphy recommends action and the council votes to visit Thorn Hollow to inspect springs bought by the water commission as a potential gravity supply. The trip, funded by the city, will involve all council members to assess development and confirm support for the commissioners if satisfactory.
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Stroble
Montgomery
Civil War heroine Theresa Kilpatrick dies in Nashville
Theresa Kilpatrick, famed as the only woman to hold a Civil War commission, dies at 78 in East Nashville following a pinochle game. Widow of Colonel Kilpatrick, she served as nurse with Company K, Fifth Ohio, and was honored by Congress. Her body is sent to Cincinnati for interment.
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Winged fish thief killed by local fisherman
Bethlehem anglers found trout disappearing from Monocacy creek. Robert Hartzell spotted a large crane feeding on the fish, went home for a shotgun and killed the bird. The crane measured 7 feet 3 inches across its wings and stood feet high, its mate escaping.
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Notice to Contractors Examined at City Hall
Notice to contractors stating that the plans and specifications may be examined per the above notice and at the office of Geary Kimbriel at City Hall.
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Geary Kimbreil
Progress edition prepared with lavish illustrations
The McMinnville Telephone Register announces a forthcoming progressive edition designed to be profusely and elegantly illustrated, signaling a substantial publishing project with enhanced visual content.
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Samose Promises Quick Flesh Gain For Thin People
A Pendleton advertisement touts Samose as a flesh forming food that, taken after meals, blends with meals to promote fat retention and steady nerves. Koeppen Bros. guarantees monetary refund if the product does not make thin people plump and rosy, with an assurance from a reputable local business.
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