Old Man Greenlaw Narrates Arkansas City Poker Yarn
In Arkansas City an elder named Greenlaw and locals discuss a North river gambler labeled a specialist in poker by boats. The tale follows Papper, Blaisdell, and Grosjean, detailing schemes to beat strong players and a precinct-wide push to curb the trickery through a makeshift town poker league and house rules.
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Man Greenlaw
Owen Poppar
Mr. Papper
Arkansas City
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Quinn
Khoeke
NO YOUNG MAN CAN BEAT THIS DAY'S WORK FOR WORTHLESS FEUD
A damaged testimonial from Durko's Orie Stare claims drastic medical cures and daily strength claims. The writer, weighing 1659 176 pounds, asserts gradual gains after taking Sarvs Worth medicine and promises a single day’s hard labor surpasses a young man. Ad appears with Stare signatures and streets in New Worth.
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Uoch
Fon
Elure
Rene Sona
Durko
Orie
Reener
Next Governor Ritchie visits Ellboro and Cairo stops
May 13 1916 Ellboro reports Governor Ritchie to meet supporters in Cairo at 2 PM and in Ellboro at 4 PM Monday. Republican candidates and political donors prepare for events as the campaign heats up with appearances in Taylor county and nearby towns.
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Ellenboro
Horn of
Not Drunk but Devout Mourner at Liantwat Funeral
May 13 Liantwat William Williams town crier accused of drinking at a soldier's funeral testified he was innocent of any grave offense. He said gossip spread a false tale about his behavior while denying any military coercion or mistreatment.
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Dune
Kwita
Liu
Miaindell
Pete Grosjean
Winterbottom
Winterbottem
Good York
Claladell
Wanda
Pim Winterbatom
Jim Sone
Grosjdan
Nell
Blaisdell
Rim
Machul
Grosjean
Leanrwst
William Williams
Liantwat
New Republic Calendar Adopted In Peking
The imperial or Hung Haten calendar, started January 1, is abolished. The secretary of state declares 1916 will be the 11th year of the Republic known as Min Kuo. The note hints at varied figures and mentions Melody, Colorado and excessive electrical horsepower.
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Walter Butcher
Theodore Hutcher
Bond Creak
Lancaster
Butcher
Ohio
Parkersburg
Vis
Robert Floor
West End
Clyde Williamson
Marintta
Ritchie County
s/Health and accident insurance
Thin Kaeton
Sarah Adame
Lost Creek
E.W. White
Harriaville
James D. Huil
Clarksburg
Hope Go Company
Thureday
Jamon
Miorchanta
Thomne O. Btrickter
Pennapara Cirocery Company
Stain Grocere
Parkern
WL A. Strickter
Morpuntown
W. J. Witte
Inresty
EL Pope
A. B Pope
League
Peking
Min Kuo
Republic
Singing at the graveside stirs praise and controversy
A musician recalls leading the graveside singing and receiving compliments on the melody and delivery. A rival accuses the tune of overindulgence, prompting a tense exchange where a board member asks if attendees were drunk. William insists he was merely devout, not inebriated.
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William
Holland-Amerika Line Sees Big Profit Rise in 1915 and 1934
The Holland-Amerika Line reported profits from 1915 to 1934 with £9,198,612 earned in 1915, $2,002,522 in 1934, and a 50 percent dividend. The fleet faced perils including the Kemdyk on nine voyages and ship collisions off the American coast, yet 137 passengers and cargo ships sailed under the line’s control, with 70 more sailing on chartered ships.
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Rotterdam
Holland-Amerika
New York
Haw Suat
Kemdyk
Stanvon Willy
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