Detective Loose Of Chicago Force Has Chautauqua Message
Palmyra MissouriAugust 21 Chautauqua patrons heard the Boston Opera Company perform two programs Then Detective Harry J Loose of Chicago gave an address on Crime and Criminals He displayed trophies from cases and urged community support for officers His talk linked to Harrison Anti-Drug act and praised social reformers He stressed They Never Get Away and contrasted with sensational detective myths The evening program featured the Boston Opera team led by Louise Stalhaeyges and drew large crowds surrounding ticket sales and local guarantors for the event.
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Palmyra
Chautauqua
Boston Opera Company
Harry J. Loose
Chicago
Biri
Loose J
Chicago Force
Harrison
Jane Adams
Charles EK
Morrison
Ils
Judge Lindsey
Chantauqua Petrons
Nick Carter
Trull House
Harry Loose
Caracas
Harry J. Leese
United States Department of Justice
Samuel J. Rosenthal
Kinet
Isd
Ottoman
Zar Adusht Hanleh
Sun Cult
Roston Opera Company
Redpath Vanter
Bese Ten Opera Singers
Ti Js
Heston Operaes
Yeainger Operatic Singers
Louise Stalhaeyges
Death of Mrs Charlotte Thurii ger Elegle in Pittsfield
The death of Mrs Charlotte Thurii ger Elegle occurred Sunday evening in her Pittsfield home after a several weeks illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the appearance, Rev PL A Sorenson Bluffs officiating, interment will be.
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Charlotte Thuriiger Elegle
PL A. Sorenson
Bluffs
Funeral for Mrs Clara Lorine Hull Larimore
Clara Lorine Hull Larimore died in Hull Illinois August 14 at age 65 after a long Illinois residence. She married James Larimore September 6 1871 and had six children Albert L Lela deceased Floyd Ellis and two more. She was a Methodist and lived at Plainville and Hull. Burial in Shiloh cemetery.
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Hull
Clara Lorine
Pickney Howard
Ohio
Illinois
James Larimore
Richfield
Union
Albert Larimore
Hulls
Lela Larimore
Floyd Larimore
Louis, Colo
Plainville
Halley
Barry
Palmer
Shiloh
Gertrude Wells
Pittsfield
Vivian Farnsworth
Jessie Hoskins
Emily Urbridgoe
Edith Gummerschelimer
W. H. Lease
Floyd Gitlum
M. E. Church
H. W. McKinney
Rockport Notes On People Places And Moves
Rockport residents attend the state fair this week as GL Gay Carter Deam Wyatt families join. Harry Myers moves near Atlas to farm. L R Wittner returns from Colorado Springs. Wittner serves as Rockport postmistress. Geo Damonn, age resident, is ill with tumors. Co and Smith families plan to move to Elkorn Miss to reside. Dr Chaleson to occupy vacated home and practice. Dr Emma Gay and Mary Elizabeth along with Mrs Izora Deam and Mrs Walter Beckenholt return from Colorado Springs. Murrell Poor makes a Chicago business trip. Mrs Harl Capps of Salida California arrives for sister Ida Shaw’s illness. Mrs E I Koosa hosts MFEF Sunday school with many in attendance. Refreshments served.
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Charles Friedan
Palmyra
Greenleaf Lee
Theresa Reed
Hannibal Arno Post
Gertie Williams
Scott County
Ils
Edward Leake
Quincy
Mary Brant
Canton
Mathew BH
Duiser
Agnes M. Ogle
St. Louis
Murs
Cox
Pearl
Guseman
Springfield
Mose Parish
A. C. Bross
Sedalia
Charles Kalor
Hannibal
KY. T. Staton
Chautauqua
Ft. J. Feaster
Thomas FR. Feaster
Thomas Blieligh
Dr. Tipton
Philadelphia
James Primrose
Kirksville
Gentry Cummings
Alien Smith
Martinsburg
Fair Grounds
Wyarold Baker
United States Marine Corps
Bank of
John Moss
Elizabeth
Waheke
Kerr
Oc Faster
Wascorsin
Superior
Thetatate
Palmyra Fair Association
Shelbina
Fatehnata
Mere
George E. Smith
Houston
Texas
GL. O. Gay
Newt Carter
H. D. Deam
Lucia BE. Wyatt
Harry Myers
Atlas
Myers
L. R. Wittner
Colorado Springs
Wittner
Rockport
Geo
Damonn
Www
Francis Smith
Elkon Miss
Chaleson
W. C. Smith
Emma Gay
Mary Elizabeth
Izora Deam
Walter Beckenholt
Rockport Chautauqua Planned for September First Week
Delightful time is reported as Rockport prepares a first chautauqua in September. Effort aims for success with a dual recital by Mrs. Forbe McCallister and her music pupil in the opera house soon. Also notes illnesses and visits among local residents and several social movements.
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Emma Louise
New Canton
R. Browns
Opera House
Electric switch protected by lockout for fuse renewal
A new electric switch is enclosed in a box so that the current must be cut off before the box can be opened to renew fuses, improving worker protection.
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Michigan
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Harry Shriver
Mayme Haskins
R. M. Ellis
Board of Education
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Hurley Cooper
Fargo
North Dakota
Hardin Cooper
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Camouflage Club
Mon- Ray Aves Vs
Sarah Brown
Artie Scott
Little Son
Mountain Grove
L. 8. Lacy
Lucretia Lacy
Bernice Zimmerman
Perry 'S
Eno
Guy
Chloe Thomas Barnes
Orville Barnes
Halcyon Cobble
Kansas City
Pittsfield, III
Young Men
Kiessens
Hampshire St
Orpheum
Perry
Soloyd Larimore
Colorado
Otis Pope
Sidney
Nazariine
Verna Guthrie
Nazzarine Church
Spencer Chapel
Rockport, Ili
Artgravurej
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
the Great Sunday Newspaper
J. C. Gay
Bonney
St. Paul
Minn
T. H. Vovies
Ernie Camp
Henry Wittner
Joe Wells
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