Classified snippets from the Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Dr English phone 198 shoes at Pierce s at reduced prices Mrs W A Abell returns home to Kansas City after holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Morris Doty in the city For Rent good house in Bax Tig Springs near business Inquire Mrs G Ewers Route 3 Columbus Enquirer Sun Dec 25 says Dr W A Scott formerly of this city bought a large piece of land in the Georgia city Arthur is doing well in Georgia and plans to settle there He is to be among the foremost veterinarians in the South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Abell
Kansas City
Mrs. Morris
Baxtig Springs
G. Ewers
Columbus, Georgia
Enquirer-Sun
W. A. Scott
Georgia City
Arthur
Georgia
South
Post Office Order Affects Newspaper Subscriptions
The paper notes a new post office department rule allowing a subscriber to keep second class mail status for one year after subscription lapse. After that, publishers must add a one cent stamp to the paper if they extend credit, making continued credit impractical. Delinquent and distant subscribers may lose service while local ones remain unaffected.
Auction Notice of McKinley Mining Property in Lincolnville
Notice states on January 18 1908 at 10 a m the undersigned will sell for cash all property of the McKinley Mining Company including pumps engines steam drills mining implements machinery and more located on the Quapaw Reserve Lincolnville Oklahoma to satisfy a chattel mortgage of 6000 due November 1 1907. Proceeds to cover sale costs and debt. Also mentions district court term at Columbus and GE Gaines context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Mining Company
Quapaw Reserve
Ottawa County
Oklahoma
Lincolnville
A. J. Biddison
Catholic Mission
Edison Phonograph Contest To Collect Dues From Lodges
The Edison phonograph prize will go to the contestant who collects the most money from existing News subscribers and new subscribers between January 18 and March 14, 1908. Credit is 50 points per dollar from existing subscribers and 100 from new ones. at least three lodges must join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tany Lodge
Farmers Must Observe Pure Food Law in Egg Trade
A Kansas state health official warns farmers, grocers and dealers that the pure food law applies to all sellers of food products. It forbids true-name fraud and requires wholesome, undeteriorated foods, with rotten or tainted eggs deemed unlawful to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Crumbine
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Department of the State Board of Health
J. Crumansz
Food and Drug Inspector
Jerome Swihart Dies at Joplin
The death of Jerome Swihart at his Joplin home occurred last Sunday morning after living in Baxter Springs and Jerome once residing in this city. He leaves his wife and two daughters Mrs. E. L. Wright and Mrs. James Reed. Funeral services were held. the obituary notes his prior ties to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wright
James Reed
Silver Cliff
Colo
Jerome Swihart
Joplin
Mr. Swihart
Baxter Springs
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Dr. English
Pierce's
Earth
Fm Harmon
Kansas
Post Office Department
Haskell’s Store
Chattel
A. J. Emprsox, Mortgagee
Cuauns Jones
District Court
Columbus
Fernana
GE. C. Gaines
Edison Phonograph
Walsh
Kentucky
Jas
Johnston
R, McKay
Coyle, Okla
Edison
Outfit No. 1
United States
J. W. Grantham
Kroeger
Greeley
J. M. Cooper
C. C. Prentice
THE
Baxter National Bank
Baxter State Bank
F. J. Clinkinbeard
P. O
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