In Line of Duty Missouri Officials Murdered
A chilling report describes Sheriff Branson and Deputy Funk of Taney County killed in cold blood by bailed criminals. The piece notes an aftermath of injuries from a terrible accident in Oklahoma and cites a weather bulletin predicting cooler Nebraska and warmer Kansas with variable winds ahead of a Missouri forecast.
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Wasiiserox
D.C
Tamare
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Killed by Toughs in Taney County Missouri Rebels
Sheriff Branson and Deputy Ed Funk were shot and killed during a Fourth of July event in Kirbyville Missouri. The Miles brothers Hill and Jim led the attack, with Kennys and others implicated in related crimes. Ongoing trials in Springfield and Freon County address the murders and associated cases. A separate Oklahoma City disaster leaves around 150 injured with several in critical condition and at least three fatalities reported.
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Taney County
Missouri
Kermrviir
Yeatonbey
Miley Brothers
Hill
Jim
Aberlif
C.branson
Ed. Funk
Sturt ‘Branson
Cumtolings
Bear Creek
Dennis
Young Comba
Miles Obeys
Kinney
Springfield
Woll
Criminal Court
Freon
Kirbyville
Ena
Jem Lirdthurst
Simson
Funaber
Oxtatiowa City
Brester
Hully A Deen
Tven
Stiles
Thomas Sherman
Muara
Thomas Oming Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Sherman
Thomas W. Welch
Abs. A.M. Shackara
Bliss Stinsman
Feacher Sherman
New York
Donarty
Colonel Steatt
Colnarbus
Woodstock College
Howard County
Maryland
Society of Jesuits
Best Reports On Cattle Condition From State Board Of Agriculture
In St Louis Richard Johnson of the Bureau of Animal Industry reports sharp contrasts in cattle ranges. Northwest and eastern farms show deterioration, while western regions see some improvement. Texas longhorns are being replaced by Yarham Devon crosses, with weights rising. cattle prices fall and farmers cut holdings, though some western states note increased stock quality. The crop board meanwhile notes June conditions largely stable with June rains causing localized damage to wheat oats and sorghum but corn potatos and grasses in strong shape.
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Richard Johnson
Bureau of Animal Industry
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Bureau
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Wold
Iredica
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Tawa
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Bern
Yarham
Devon
Kaw
J. Mobler
State Board of Agriculture
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Ontario
Baseball results and political notes from across the era
The page lists baseball scores with Louisville and Pittsburgh results, plus mentions of Cincinnati and Chicago games. It also reports the Wabash Alton rail dispute, Thomas Sherman ordination, and various ather 1900 era items including governor actions and national dispatches.
Fragment from Antiquity Mixes War Talk and Odd Tales
A garbled fragment blends Hannibal, Scipio, and ancient war talk with modern devices and comic asides. The piece cites Armies, ships, match-scratching humor, and a distant reference to the battle of Zama, interwoven with miscellaneous notes and oddities.
Fragmented Dialogues Show Child World and Adults’ Rules
Excerpt presents garbled conversations and stage directions from a midwestern page, mixing mentions of a mother and daughter, a request for permission, and social tension. Within the noise, references surface to family dynamics, marriage talk, and intrusive questions about propriety.
The Last Obituary and Times of Trask and Others
Fragmentary notes recounting obituaries, names, dates, and events from a local paper. Mentions Trask, Jones, Browning, and various community figures in a stream of garbled OCR prose with limited readable facts.
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