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      • Reminiscences of my Dealings with Criminals in the Early History of Ottawa, Kansas
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  • Transcription of "Layton inspiration blooms late" by Doug Carder, The Ottawa Herald Weekender,
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      • Transcription of "Interpreter earns 'Ottawa Jones' moniker, legacy" by Crystal Herber,
      • Transcription of "Interpreter earns 'Ottawa Jones' moniker, legacy" by Crystal Herber, The Ottawa Herald Weekender,
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    • Transcription of "Ottawa author delves into real-life murder mystery" by Abby Eckel, originally published in The Ottawa Herald
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