Bank Robbery Ends With Man’s Suicide in Paradise
Ira Ward, a 21 year old Paradise resident, robbed the Paradise State Bank with a gun and grain sack, bound four patrons, then fled toward Luray. After a lengthy chase, Ward shot at Sheriff Hogan, then killed himself with two shots to the head near a barn. Over $800 of stolen money was recovered. the bank’s loss will be covered by burglary insurance and bonding. The case ends with Ward’s death and no inquest.
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Paradise State Bank
Russell County
Ira Ward
Wilson Ward
Winfield Township
Osborne County
Fribert E. O'Brien
C. C. Hoops
Will Elliott
Will Houser
Paradise
Wand
Miller & Harrell‘s
Bert Winder
D. O. Miller
Russell
Osborne
Sherif Bogan
Hogan
James Kennedy
J. F. Jeffrey
Mr. Markley
Markley
Luray
Cheyenne
Ward
Otis Holcomb
Waldo
Sheriff Kogan
Sherif
Bogan
Strom
Luray Herald
Martin Rhoades
Walker, Kans
Wa-Keeney
Mrs Steinberger's Recital In January at Strauss ab Wa Keeney
The notice promotes a recital by Mrs Steinberger in January at Strauss ab Wa Keeney. It urges attention to vision with a light humor about needing good eyes and references numbers 740 and 3. The terse item reads like a local event brief in a newspaper.
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Strauss
Geo. Myers
Utica
Trego House
Dr. Thomas
Kansas City Market Report 1910 cattle and hogs outlook
Kansas City stock yards report shows firmer fed steers and mixed beef prices with top steers around 4.35 and bulk 5.25 to 6.00, cows 3.50 to 5.00, heifers to 6.00, bulls 3.50 to 4.75, veals 8.25, feeders 4.40 to 5.35. Hog run 12,000, price range 7.60 to 7.65, one heavy lot at 7.47. year-over-year comparisons note prior spikes and declines. Sheep and lambs also stronger with lambs at 4.40, yearlings 4.50, wethers 4.25, ewes 3.75. A Colorado San Luis Valley train leads this week. Arkansas Valley expected to begin after New Year. The market action reflects limited supplies and disciplined selling amid Christmas demand.
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Kansas City
San Luis Valley
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
You Can't Have a Merry Christmas
Advertisement touts unbeatable coffees and maple syrup as top grade groceries for Christmas with a promise of full service and ready assistance to shoppers.
Christmas Box Supper At Riverside School
A December 16 box supper at Riverside school house drew a packed crowd and featured 30 boxes sold for 1.50 to 7.00 each, raising 79.56 for a Christmas tree. Auctioneer Col. Bras sell moved the sale quickly in 25 minutes. Local notices promote goods, events, and new year wishes from Wa-Keeney area merchants and residents.
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Riverside
Blanche Edwards
Frank Brassell
Col. Brassell
Wa-Keeney
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