Mystery of Katharine Ends in Police Probe
The report describes a puzzling case involving Katharine and Kent with Inspector Davis investigating a missing Ardway man. Crandall is linked to a delivery of a harmful plan and an encounter at the Farrish residence escalates tensions as Kent presses to halt the sequence of events, ending with a pursuit and an automobile sighting.
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Lotzla
Davis
Kent
Cals
Py Crandall
Satlopreare
Ardway
Crandall
Hant
Mynday
Cook
Farrish
Louige
Croseind
Terry
Ho Vy Malcolm
Tam
Rouser
Hugh Crandall
Parrish
Jane Shold
Hin
Louise
Rouder
Tri
Tratloh
Mieston
Dadda
Cmd
Davie
Dodds
Archway
Dutonichlts
Davin
Ec” Davis
the Auto
Wedding Invitations and Local Notices From Archway Area
Readers nearby share wedding card details and holiday greetings for Miss Wis. Freolet Robingdn and Robert Wide r Arker, plus extended family visits and party notices. The column also recounts village Christmas events, mail intrigue, and a Clare Finn obituary, with local men’s travel, school visits, and church social updates.
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Wis
Freolet
Robert Wider Arker
Alberta
Canada
Barkjta
Ar Robinson
Ferewn
Barker
Ogdensburg
For Sale Mule Mystery and Loose Letters
Fragmentary OCR tale mentions a mule for sale and a crime with two persons. The text recalls a suspect Hugh Ordridall and Louise, with clues about a room and a doorway. The narrative hints at a mystery tied to Grand and a master, ending with an unclear conclusion about the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Ordridall
Louise
Pigeons Disturbed by Frieze Work Across Street Window Scene
Workmen remove a famous frieze as pigeons near their residence watch from across the street. James J. Hill and A. Barton Hepburn note the birds active, while speculation about Morgan and his era looms in a chaotic quotation from a New York World report. A human interest note recounts a boy's severe skin illness and a family's trial with remedies before approval of Cuticura products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock’ Exchange
J.P. Morgan
James J. Hill
A. Barton Hepburn
Mr. Hiepburn
Hill
Morgan
eNew
York World
Dancing Nights Page Caption and Quip
A clipped humor item from the Wroa Freep references a wife fond of dancing and a playful exchange about preferring home. The quip contrasts social dancing with staying in, reflecting light newspaper humor of the era.
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Pighta
Delrult
Wroa Freep
Negative Side Remark Sparks Uneasy Exchange
A terse exchange centers on a threatening remark about harming a dog and a warning to wait, suggesting tension or a dispute. The fragment hints at a coercive or intimidating tone without clear context.
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Ehlers
Plorence Johnson
Cedar Pallath
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Frank Shore
New Albin
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Blaine, Jr
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Mali
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Algona
Burt
Mireta Tales Nelson
Misetha McDonald
Mia
Tom Tratner
Son
Millie Sigebee
Bertha McDonald
Bertha
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Maja
Nila
Duckmanton
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Pratt
Alice’ Relbhoff
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Geylon
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Imbbis
Davila
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Quke
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Virginia
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Duke
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Bt Louis
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Barbara Prim
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UEE Udell
Lowa
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Toy
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Florida Lands
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Ankeney Linseed Company
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Molves
Goiter
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Ez. B
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