Story of the James Boys in Missouri countryside
A visitor recounts Frank and Jesse James at the James farm near Missouri, detailing their Civil War roles, kinship with Quantrill, and later notoriety. The account covers bomb scenes, Pinkerton pursuits, robberies rumors, family dynamics, and a mortgage relief act of Jesse and Frank, along with their contrasting personalities and fates.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Samuels
Kansas
Anone
Quantrell
James Boys
Frank James
Jesse
Frank Janice
Fiere
Kateas
James
Mr. Samuels
Frank
James Tarkson Cathawey
Pass It Along Pass It Along
Mr. Charlie Maples a prominent farmer living east of town bought two bales of cotton on the market last week and hagled it to his farm. The scene highlights rising cotton prices and Maples confidence in business as an investment under the slogan Buy a bale Pass it along.
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Teslaver
Samuels
Jesse James
Frank
Joe Warmor Red
St. Jo
Dick Little
Ford
Jesse
Charlie Ford
Bob Ford
Charlie
Aleways
Hob
Kelly
Creede
Colo
Northfield
Minn
Utey
Bob Younger
Stillwater
Cole
Jin
Jim
Jackson County
Missouri
Pageland Journal
Charlie Maples
Paradox of Patriotism in Winthrop Memoir Excerpt
A fragment from a 19th century narrative quotes Robert C. Winthrop on patriotism, criticizing moral consistency in the charts of national devotion and hinting at the tension between public virtue and private motive within the era’s political culture.
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Robert C. Winthrop
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Dresden
C. N. Simpson, Jr
Rex Theatre
Nuff
William Snider
Icemarlee Laundry
J. J. Austin Company
Wingate
Waltham Boy
W. T.sellers
Vann Funderburk's
S. R. Doster
R. N. Nisbet
County
Washington Street
J. J. Moody
Walters
Franklin Street
Hill
krant—Doster
Doster
halle—Monroe
J. G. Rogers
Chionville
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A. D. Whitley
W. T. Key
Little, Unionville, KR
Mia
G. C. McLarty
Belle
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Joe Griffin
Myet
Myers
Main Street
J. D. Parker
W. J. Walters
F. B. Ashcraft
Co- Operative Mercantile Co
Tharp
Heath Hardware Company
Crow Bros
McCormick, Johnson, Deering
Heath Hardware Co
Junt
George E. Nissen
Smith
Monroe
N. C
Winchester Avenue
City Water
Fowler & Lee
Monroe Cash Market
Woolsey’s
Co-operative Mercantile Co
Morris Street
C. F. Cadley
Diamond Automobile
Tharp Hardware and Manufacturing Company
Monroe Oi Mill
J. E. Preslar
Cooperative Mercantile Co
H. EB. Dopple's
Hartsett Well Boring Company
Monroe, N.C
Austin & Correll
Co-Operative Mercantile Company
HE. Coppie's
W. R. Outen
Henry Lilly
McCall's
Reliable Pressing Club
Beasley Street
Austin & , Correll
Wat Ashcraft
Eatls
Hayne Street
Court House
Toad
The
Tharp Hyde, & Mfg. Co
Tharp Hardware Co
Jams Farms
Kodaks
Buffalo Bill
Canal Dover
Ohio
Ton
Lawrence
Kas
Villa
Huerta
Champange
Old Prank
Julian Street
Collier's Weekly
Jotn Samuels
Quantretl
Father
Pinkertons
James Kane
Rockefeller
Robespierre
Tony
John Samuels
Cole Younger
Laird
Askew
Jessie James
Ford Boys
Mystery
Times
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