Huckleberry Rail Story Detours Through Oakley Strife
Dan Oakley, manager of the Buckhorn and Antioch railroad, faces wage cuts to keep car shops running as General Cornish plans a visit. Roger Oakley, his convict father, is pardoned and appears in Antioch, while Griff Ryder and local painter Turner Joyce contend for Constance Emory's favor amid labor tensions and a looming strike.
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Dan Oakley
Buckhorn and Antioch
Huckleberry
Roger Oakley
General Cornish
B. A
Antioch
Oakley
Dr. Emory
Constance Emory
Griff Ryder
Antioch Herald
Turner Joyce
Holt
Dan
Ryder
Kenyon
Congress
The
Herald
Spide Brings Intrigue To Buckhorn Yard
Clarence, calm in his routine, is spotted by Branyon’s slim-drawn son Spide who climbs the fence with a cigarette in hand. Spide eyes Clarence’s quiet wealth and his recent rivalry for Susie Poppleton’s affection, while Spide’s own summer plans shift to swimming and chewing tobacco.
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Clarence
Clintock
Spide
Branyon
Augustus
Oakley
United States
Jack Britt
Dan
McClintock
Tlere
Buckhorn
Antioch
Susie Poppleton
Miss Poppleton
Rumor Sparks Flight From Oakley Rivalry
Spide and Clarence spread tale about a convict on the town outraging Oakley as Ryder confirms the gossip. Pap and Joe Stokes react in anger, while Spide and Pink head to the Slidy swimming hole, ignoring warnings and planning mischief tomorrow.
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Spider
Pap
Joe Stokes
Lou Bentick
Griff Ryder
Clarence
Oakley
Ryder
Spide
Pink
A Colored View Meteors Prompt Golden City Image
A dialog from a Washington Star piece features a child named Jim remarking on falling meteors. The response humorously attributes the brightness to colored angels sweeping the golden city.
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Pickaninny Jim
Yaas
Callud Angels
Golden City
Washington Star
Woman awaits missing fiancé in Chicago after steamer disappearance
Cleveland July 28 Lemora Maele waits for her fiancé Henry Biers, once aboard the steamer Bri. H. Mary, who vanished in Chicago July 18 with $600 on him. Murder suspected as inquiries continue.
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Cleveland
Lemora Maele
Henry Biers
Bri. H. Mary
Chicago
Excelsior Springs Railway Publishes Descriptive Book
In Excelsior Springs Missouri a new thirty two page, twenty one illustration booklet about the town medicinal waters hotels and train service has been published by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway. It can be mailed for four cents via F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Iowa Central Ticket Sale Notice
A Minnesota notice from August 13 to 18 announces Iowa Central selling tickets at one cent per mile for trips to Minneapolis or St Paul and return. Return limit August 51 with extension to September 50 on payment of a fee. For details contact agents or A. & Cutts G P T A Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa Central
St. Paul
A. &. Cutts
G. P
Iowa Central Excursion Tickets On Select Tuesdays
Iowa Central offers round trip excursion tickets every Tuesday to destinations in Minnesota, Iowa, the Dakotas, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the Canadian Northwest. First and third Tuesdays monthly cover the South and West regions. Fare is one fare plus $2.00 with liberal limits and stopover privileges. For rates contact agents or A Bb Cutts P T A Minneapolis Minn. dec31
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Iowa Central
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Northwest
Minneapolis
Minn
Round Trip Fares to Canadian and New England Points
Nickel Plate Road sells tickets from Chicago with two round trip prices: one fare plus 4.00 for a 30 day limit and one fare plus 2.00 for a 15 day limit. Sales begin August 8 and 22 from Chicago. Information available from John Y. Calahan General Agent 107 Adams St Chicago La Salle St Station is the loop elevated depot.
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Chicago
New England
Nickel Plate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
LaSalle St
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Ice
Frank RK. Sacer
Caehier
Citizens National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Shaw, Jenkins & Co
Wm H. Jenkins & C
Washington
State Bank of Iowa
First National Banc
First National Bank
Ctizens National Bat
P. J. Marley
Rity
J. B. Crail
Harper
Osteopath
Klein Klothing Ko
Orricos
W. M. Terry
West Washington Street
DR. D. Arthaud
Kirksville
Orres
J. J. Kellogg
South Side Square
Butterfield
Schuyler W. Livingston
LAW Money Abstracts
Northwest Corner Square
Washington County Savings Bank
Eicher & Eicher
Charles A. Dewey
LAW
Equity
Teopie Building
Laws
W. A.rmite
Crail's Ury Goods
Co. J. Wilson
Frice Over Washington County Savings Bank
Keeley
Edmund D. Morrison
Moe
Curt House
Citizens Savings Bank
Cas. H. Keck
J. M. Sproull
A. Cunningham
A. Anderson
Arch McCully
B. A. Moore
J. A. Cunning
D. J. Palmer
J. F. Bown
J.T. Anderson
Tcasinier
Own
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Ww. Wilson
Washington County
Savings Bankington
State Bank
Chab. Ohngemach
D. H. McLaughlin
A. White
E. G. Wilson
Frank Rogers
Ghas. Brown
Brown
Yates
Casey Bros
Sprague Correspondence School OF Law
Majestic Bive
Detroit, Mich
D. G. Knottnerls Billiard Parlor
Teeter & Lathrof
Lrington
Chicago ST
Omaha
Denver
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Fort Worth
Oneness
Sun
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Express and Mail
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Ohio
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St. Louis
H. C. Bailey
C. L. Stone
Gen'l Pass
Chichester
Seidaya Draggiee
Chichester Chemical Cehemes
PMILA
Sta
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Ardent
Edison Phonographe
Edison
Alco Disk
Columbia Records
T. H. Chilcote
M. Iowa Ave
Cardus
J. L. Broadhead
Clanton
Ala
Chattanooga Megeine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Cardui
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Tel
Hotel Colenso
Sutherland Bros
Farmer Auctioneerb
Mason
Hoth
Putherland Baoe
Lowe Ag
Excelsior Springs, MO
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