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   Bellevelle Telescope (Newspaper) - April 29, 1920, Belleville, Kansas                                epfl r T W GUARANTEED THE OFFICIAL COUNTY Four Consolidations The Belleville Established The Belleville Established 1878 Established The DUMBER 34 Walker a Fred Walker of Freedom Cases to Be fried in May and entertained the National Miss is the oldest has lf shows oases ready for council and i i i 11 Beneda is the son of ot burglary and State of Kansas Adam K TT Mayor Vance also G Chapm Henry and John r behalf wel Anna LaFayette Insur ance drill Harper Walker Hmes anc tn team itself a director general of of credit for the excellent covery manner in which they put on the de Sarah Miller Art National Bank of and John Swenson Twin City WSS iZ J T T ball and I n n r the district convention at Kansas f given to John u 1 a n ch i of the was bridesmaid and Frank was best Little ring Miss Chopp file daughter of and Albert Chopp and a very charming young Pachta is son of and Pachta anda graduate of the Belleville High Mr Pachta at home to their many friends on afarm of to the National President his many as a mark of esteem and honor and Alive f cut glass was I the death of one of the finest young men Republic county of the finnst afternoon by herself with shooting herself with Profiteers Named in Scathing Denunciation hogs were April following Walker was in town Saturday i Arthur of in AT returning in tho evening I liis back the The insatiate T 0 ing of Scotch such thing as The house was left order and a child Avas and strong vpon the per left asleep Christian never always faith in A was not denni j IgS I V I t Ir I I LI VI 1 T T ItH I 1 lit II I 1 192ft a dcal over the of a baby i 1 months Agnes of which he spent at the dicd at her ionic in Freedom town home of parents m He was elder in fie spent his life on the farm where lie born until his last two y I ship April 20 the Scotch to Chapter Lodge 129 and in addition to being a 32nd Degree In addition to his parents he leaves months and She was married to Fred Walker September To this union was born two 3 years old and one who died in Mrs Ed She leaves to mourn her fn her ono m en t i pried n a m e s a n 7rh o am o u n their His speech a sen No such scathing rebuke was to pt justice vere criticism for failure to prose the rich Case after for the attorney generals in land the s of tho senators speech The United States has become a The people have been bled white by extortion of profit Those who skimp in order that continue to double the prewar number of our millionaires every Masons had charge ofthe Sarah Ann Wales was born Na and many relatives and i conducted aroused when appealed to by these per cent tax dodging grand standers to be per coht As one Texan put it I am of pin Aisu nn of cut glass vas I lie fnv and u tho TT Nu I r m to Proctor for her work j From there they went tc married to i r v I vy I Newton i inl tht Burned last moved I The Council She has sold at until October VanNatta Ward Burton and the State Bank Kauer as next friend of Emma minor ef a ITto set aside order vs ley specific Annon Ruth C Greenleaf Lydia Green John Shimek Annie West as director general of dani Tlie Council has sold at are Jack president will have for her new president Mont Oi in Wyoming scon as school is no intro eyed while ducing my to The in cotton and cut ton has of thv 1icn moved Belleville Kansas Labor here they resided until they moved to her speculation is so and so criminal that Captain April 24 are to get como in com and give a in regard to ages Dettman Walker general of dan McCall Sophia di Mary A if liv Clarence Banks Richard Scan quiet John Ramsey Gain The Chicago Lumber Coal Republic City Townsite to Hannah Stringham IV Josiah D Williams Hay Mary Floyd Camp Chicago Lumber and Coal Company quiet RUSTLINGS I lived here for age of 8 months V i DV i the of Republic as I near Talmo where she departed e n LO g harvest labor and wages this With this mind they are the lobor conference which is held at Hutchinson for May by late for i laps fifty and Bissenden for the eight township in Belleville were united in at Haney and of i April visitors in is the daughter of and Frank has been appointed of the Belleville brick school in place of who has moved to his filial returns to the county Alva Miller and from uorth of were looking af ter business matters in Fri and were up from near Providence Thursday transacting Naturalisation Nesmith of this She has been employed by the United Telephone She is a Belleville girl and has many friends Savidge is an employee of the Rock Island as will home in Belleville for the George Lachman an Emma both of were married at Probate Judges office by Judge day They are both promi nent young people fiom the eastern and 20 To this union ten children were When vears of age sho united Lupfer of raged ose o thi conferenc campaign of the barnns surpasses in bare aced nation wide grand hire yet made the out with Christian living a devoted and sacrificing lie purpose of this conference is but a uniform abor Christian life with i whomever she woPe and to insure of Wall streets melon generous and harvest labor as will take proper care j to he up tho son of wheat this A She was never too j weary or too busy to give ly of her strength and means to Her husband preceded her in seven years Her ten chil fourteen great grand children survive this A uniform adopted last year which helped solve the yet was not closely enough adapted to the wheat belt section of the state fertilized by the perspiration of and watered by the tears of oil men have the same rule and the sugar Though she not a murmur passed her can consumer to Labor in As the of hid b d n O A f1 n I rt vi i n the are Patient through all to men to western Kansas lighten the burdens of others to the harvest This they can do sue the price of shoes go Prices are held so high that people Ramsey of Kansas City was in of the and will reside on checking up the business farm three and one I half miles from inthe Clerk Peter Bergstrom and from near j CulJaT inade application for his Elliott both residents of utilization Kansas were united in marriage by Sol returned Sunday f evening from where she had Aprils Both young peo are Republic and only if The funeral were held decided as laborers often the late the deceased at refuse to go into territory until they on April being conduct ed by Hayand interment was made the knew ust What they can This definite wage not only will protect the farmers tho ex Our greatest is tied hand and foot and is the help less victim of Lumber profiteers dole Out their product to the highest bidder at auc Christian Church A letter from the mission station I wv flAn to crop j City TeHt not satisfied he to pay a higher 2Q Lumber coal Company Belleville townsite to quiet Chicago Lumber to Ben inlet lia Daniel Hayes of Ci of Republic of Brownlee William LandrOth Nutter Nollie Beck appeal from justice Ludwick vs quiet Stinson PJ Christina al Collin f living ti they extend J nnd road on next Sunday Do not fail ta be here on time or you may not Set to the fino is being done by our missionaries in Frint and family to Belleville last week and the Al Nichol property in part recently pur publisher of the Tribune at had the misfortune to bund n a iob press and is forced to get out of the The subiect Dav next Lords he cannot reach this higher Representatives from the Farmers plan to take the State State Farm best if not of the average bureau and National Wheat Growers mans weekly for pair of AM be at thn in charge Of the em patriotic melon who of states their millions and billions will be The and in of the and since tho now a 11 Halting two bo in at the conference to tell j tax 1pv Planning to secure bar dollar spe L IT i newspaper game as a Edward ka I rt of thf Cuba Ccan A town looks like its on sales to help arul to labor Tho questions which come j the men them at favor placing this tax it wa th came in with from r 11 P v i u i i i if i LI i known to the people Republic conn js there wrong with vour is in the Concordia being tv wil with him in town A10 Ms ilth their new the Ed Simmons i WEST LINCOLN ITEMS property in southeast part of are now all hoping we Are full from excess war profits were loaded with Vom all that everyone m to the men district themselves instead of their Or they heartily Of Then all to the school room n and Americanism Town and Lard as Morr vj lj t to n et al Emma Horton Mary damage Christina Galloway Ghas Lulie Mosher motion for order of Naturalization petitions will be heard in the following cases Joseph James Novak and James from enst taught this been rehired uu daughter and Walter and i up lile and is coining to and Emery Await visited at i ian tn Tt from east last you drove to Belleville Satur b nn visU nlr I People ludge a by its on business and to visit old j time there have been fires in your P Vl and George Walter and have been tax Andrew Wayne Joseph Louis Joseph Frank Frank Goodor to tie Lash spent the weekend at last of the week Lashs liis had her tonsils Henry returned Sunday but the rest remained a few days Art Baldwin had an ulcer removed f ram one eyes at the Concordia and thus help your bur Josie spent a few is the power of days of last week vvith Food that could have peen eaten is enco hop for his speedy Jeff Litel who now a in visited over a guest of Belleville friends the first of the Walter was over from Court Panama Canal Needs Air Protection Congressman Strong of from Panama He de cl es that one of our greatest needs is adequate aeroplane protection for present time qn of Scandia was in Seely MedicineMan 15 one Aviation equipped with a Ipt of obsolete ma Strong had his a trained with him and they Gold with all substitute it has purchasing not food mean dollars and cents to vTt may mean the a life Your own home may be destroyed hon his territory in Both easy for hostile battleships to their decks and tie up a few directed is on hydroplane field at the i that is being o His home is in the same lack and accumulation of filth and dirt v preciation was extended to the most of Miss Miss Wo shall the pi Swiercinsky having very th i against The need drastic action charged BELLEVILLE POPULATION roent of wilLsee that the profit hogs are sent to jail prices will soon report population this spring I sus some Adds 4 Exchange The United week mMc operating the local exchange of figures than seat Wash ington 600 phones and is one of the most successful ex Presbyterian iA OA ls one 01 me most ex Preaching services at rain or Ranges Some people evidently think e less ever since the Mothers owned by the United operated under one Over phones aie j ui the northwest stay at home on rainy days and we sleep on rainy Sun days instead of going to This is your You live in It make gerous piles lof 5c Variety coon call ppn you with a full HIP of the Army air service at Clean up and fix up fr This worker is bigger than the j the the paint is bigger on the seventh Rain or fully and it is the best be of ont the InterChurch World Let We also have m bulk each one most used for fence and successful movement of Young Peoples meeting at 7 and hogs which all lice You will enjoy the evening The are priced to selU Strangers cordially in i North Side  

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