Japanese Capture Sakahalin Garrison In Key War Move
Associated Press from Tokyo reports a Japanese pursuit and surrender of the main Russian garrison on Sakahalin Island. An independent cavalry column routed the enemy south of Palo on July 2, seizing two field guns and ammunition. After a truce letter, Japanese forces accepted Colonel Linpnoff’s terms, and seventy officers with thirty wounded surrendered. An Aug 1 update notes hostile advance guards south of the Taman river within range and likely imminent action.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Toenday
Sakahalin Island
Palo
Taylan
Rykett
Liapnot
Ruussian
Tollvite
Linpnoff
Relaumt
Ave
Giese Lorine
Messian
Tokw
Spix
Taman River
Yellow fever panic spreads across the South
Associated Press reports extreme measures to guard against yellow fever disrupt traffic, draw federal scrutiny, and spark fear. Thousands attempt to flee Louisiana towns as cases rise. refugees boarded trains without water or food, while state troops impose limits and carry out evacuations amid growing suffering.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
South
Louisiana
Alexandria
Perenne
Thom
Beautifying North Park Promises Gardenesque Transformation
North Park, once an uncultivated patch of burrdock and thistle, will become a landscaped area with artificial lakes, gardens, and living waters. Park Commissioners and surveyors mark locations for lakes, avenues, and walls, sourcing overflow from city water works to irrigate the project. The conversion will be gradual, extending over several years, rewarding public spirit and civic effort.
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North Park
Anon
Park Commissioners
Mthey
Uhey Woo
Missouri Quarantines Extend Across State Borders
Quarantine orders by the Missouri Board of Health curb yellow fever spread along the eastern, southern, and western borders up to Kansas City. Local boards manage stations and camps unless state intervention is needed. A separate report notes an attempted burglary at a tavern and unrelated local notes.
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Asociated Press
St. Louis
Missouri Board of Health
St Louis
Kansas City
Street and Alley Committee Notices Timber Cut on Property
The Street and Alley Committee notifies property owners that woods are to be cut on their parcels per city ordinance. Ray G. Snodgrass will go to Monatt this afternoon and remain over Sunday.
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Rallee
Eas Vite Talon
Wixi
Ray
G. W. Snodgrass
Monatt
Large Increase in Oil Production in Independence
Independence August 4 The pip Nine run of the western fells for July was the largest in their history exceeding the entire run of 199% of 1,000,000. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a cure for piles burns skin diseases and chafing. Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar is promoted as a cough remedy that clears the bowels. A woman seeking to visit her son in jail receives a permit after a tearful request at the marshal's office reflecting a mother's sorrow.
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Associated Press
DeWitt
Whooping
Connor
Mr. Connor
Toll
House and tot show good barn and water shortage
A fragmented notice describes a property with a house and barn in good condition but lacking water. Mentions a nearby area and a cryptic phrase about Danralh and a person named T. Benglerart. The OCR yields unclear details and numbering.
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T. Benglerart
Ladies Aid Tonight At Piesbyterian Church Program
The Ladies Aid Society of the Piesbyterian church hosts a fellowship program Monday evening at Mrs. B N Raten home. Clara Nashellig Toni, a gospel singer and vocal teacher, is invited to sing a solo. Handy, pupil of Chocinnat School, teaches Athen to goxp ing ds sols eliger at revival. Phisesers soprans praised as a good future writer to hear.
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Ladies’ Aid
Wight
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. ‘N. Raten
Clara
Nashellig
Toni
Handy
Chocinnat
Central Baptist Church of 3
Phisesers
Vinita
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Missouri
Board of Health of State
Uransom
Bmck
Z. 3
Oborn
Tut
John Meade
Lee
Batistes and
Arnold
Badgett-Sanders Mercantile Company
Vinita’s Big Department Store
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