20 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
1
A concise column discusses discerning value for money and the traits of a good judge. It emphasizes prudent spending, careful comparison, and appreciating long term quality over mere upfront savings. The essay urges readers to weigh durability, service, and reputation when evaluating purchases.
A terse note warning against trespass on a farm is attributed to J C Nayror and cautions about legal consequences for any unlawful entry on the property. The fragmentary text implies a defensive stance regarding intrusion.
Local items include visits, sales notes, and parish events. Mrs Ella Labedie shipped from Joplin, Miss Molly and Marghart Sweeney traveled to St. Louis, and Prentice & Co advertise. The Baxter Planing Mill reports heavy orders, roads remain muddy, and farm loans offer 6.5 percent. The community adheres to church activities while residents recover from illness and injuries.
We are specialists in the monument business offering granite or marble designs that combine beauty, durability and color. We can provide a good monument at a reasonable price and respectfully solicit your business. Columbus Marble Works, H A Jones, D M Jones, salesman, proprietor.
The fragmentary OCR text references a property claim or trespass warning involving Ep Ganes and a product name Cherry Syrup. Details are unclear due to garbled wording. No clear date, location, or authority is discernible.
A fragmentary notice describes a sale item involving a broke mare and mentions Mrs. E. City, Monday night, and Baxter. The text is garbled but implies a livestock sale or deal with a fat butcher stack, with scattered names and addresses.
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