Hat Pin Fight Ends in Court with Messenger Robbery
In Chicago on September 4 a strike by messenger boys spills into court as 15 year old John Navansky is charged with attacking Julia Denham a 16 year old Western Union messenger. The girl found messages in stockings and resisted with a hat pin before Navansky fled to a policeman. He was discharged after warning by Judge Tuthill.
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Chicago
John Navansky
Julia Denham
Julia
Western Union
Johnnie
Tuthill
Ancient torture and a stomach remedy advertisement
An old article extols bull s blood as a poison used to cause agony but links death to indigestion. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by claiming it digests food without stomach aid and includes a testimonial from Henry Williams of Boonville Missouri. The ad notes bottle sizes and prices from E 0 DeWitt and Co Chicago.
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Henry Williams
Boonville, Mo
DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Hughesville Notes Reflect School Moves and Local Life
Hughesville Missouri notes record Miss Bettie Skiner visiting from St. Louis and Nan Harris becoming McClure school principal. Families move, teachers assigned, and local services report sickness. Protracted church meetings begin and funeral services held for James Grimstead near Longwood.
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Hughesville
Bettie Skiner
St. Louis
Alt. Irvine
Arthur M. Heins
Hills Business College
Fowler
Sedata
Texas
Washington
Warensburg
Banche Kelly
Edgar
Oscar
Wells’s
Nan Harris
Kansas City
McClure
Huston Parsons
Messoula
Mont
J. B. Mockbee
Carry Parsons
Virginia
G. W. Landes
Kelly
McCubbin
Annie Landes
W. Thomas Bishop
Christian Church
Phil L. Stark
Prewitt
B.C. Bell
James Grimstead
Longwood
John S. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Trother Bell
Nenophan Ryland
Lexington
Bishop
Kate Clayvcomb
Will Callies
Durley and Thornton
Lake Creek News Roundup Isolated Incidents and Births
Lake Creek notes include a birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henry Von Holten Jr on August 25, church meetings, and various injuries. Mrs Hibbel Gieschen suffered a head wound from a falling board, former students visit, and teachers contract news amid local travel and a missionary festival at the Lutheran church. Green Ridge reports council changes and local accidents with multiple injuries and a hand laceration near Sedalia.
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Lake Creek
Henry Henry von Holten, Jr
Lutheran Church
Mildred Moore
Mabel Sands
Frieda Gross
Professor Koch
Prof
Krueger
Hibbel Gieschen
Cole Camp
John Jagels
Henry Schnakenburg
Sedalia
A. Holtzen
St. Louis
Coe Camp
Palo Pinto
Rev. Hess
Iowa
Fred Muller
E. E. Holtzen
Fred Traugett
Indiana-bound Kidwell leaves Phenix Fire Extinguisher post
J. H. Kidwell, who has served at Phenix Fire Extinguisher, departed yesterday for his Indiana home after completing his work here.
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J. H. Kidwell
Phenix
Indiana
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Lincoln
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Green Ridge
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Miss Donley
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