Triple murder ring linked to mail robbery and narcotics
Port Worth investigators tie a Texas crime wave to the disappearance of Jack Sturdivant Flurry Rutherford and J B Rutherford. Blood stained clothing and mutilated bodies lead to four arrests as police probe a major drug ring and a $1000 mail train robbery. Police say narcotics were found at Stevens home near Handley, while officials pursue a wider network across multiple towns.
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Local residents share visits across multiple towns
A long list of Wellington area residents, relatives, and visitors are noted travelling to and from Fort Worth Oklahoma Arkansas and New Mexico. The notices mention family visits church activities revival meetings and attendance at events including a circus and an American Legion convention.
Wellington Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Local residents and visitors gather in Wellington as families welcome relatives from across Texas and Oklahoma. Houses shared include Dozier Abilene Vinson Shamrock Amarillo and Vinita Oklahoma with guests staying for weekends and weeks.
Local Visitors and Family Updates Reported by News Notes
Meil Grubbs and Joe Blair of Borger visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mahan at the start of the week. A Aboussie and Mr. and Mrs. Addie Deeha of St. Louis, and M Massad of Drumright, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mack Saied. Annie Williams of McLean is visiting her sister Mrs. C F Johnson. W W Monroe was called to Erick to his ill mother.
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Sanday
Mars. E OM
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Missouri
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Erick
Quick Relief for Chills and Fever
Recommends Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to treat malaria symptoms, claiming it destroys infection and strengthens the body. Highlights tasteless quinine and iron, safe for children, and urges purchases at all stores.
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Grove
Purification Regimen Promises Health Benefits
Medical ad urges Purification with Calotabs to cleanse blood by stimulating liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Recommends a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks. Sold in 10 cent and 35 cent packages through all dealers.
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