Prepare for heat with stylish straw hats local shop
Hot weather is near and the store promotes an economy by buying necessities. A large stock of gent's straw hats is shown with neat tastes at 25c 50c 75c and 1. Early selections are suggested.
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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
1
Hot weather is near and the store promotes an economy by buying necessities. A large stock of gent's straw hats is shown with neat tastes at 25c 50c 75c and 1. Early selections are suggested.
A Sedgwick couple hired a livery horse for a country drive. The driver warned to keep the rein from the tail. Returning, one rider said a light shower occurred but they hid the horse’s tail under an umbrella so no drop touched it. Mrs. Blanchard leaves for Illinois after extended stay with son S A Blanchard and family.
A collage of small town items: Vinita plans rail from Caney. Fine Short Horn bull at Ed Gaines. J. C. Naylor returns from Joplin. Miami July Fourth plans. Louis Anderson loses mules by lightning. funeral for Graham Horner in Guthrie. patent medicines and local vendors. fifty to sixty bushels of peas shipped to Joplin. Dennia Meech released on bond. local dining ad at Blue Front Cafe. broad remarks on trade, advertising, and rail survey impacts on Kansas roads. Dr. Finie L. Anderson to visit Baxter Springs for eye care. June 18 events. newspaper opinions on advertising and store competition.
A late Monday burglary at John M. Cooper & Co. involved breaking a south window and stealing silk goods worth about 150 dollars. Officers pursue a clue as investigators note the local crime scene. A separate alert warns Baxter Springs of a possible swindler named J. A. Vallee posing as an A. O. U. W. worker, forging drafts bearing the Meadeville National Bank name. Webb McNull offers a reward for arrest and conviction as residents are urged to be vigilant.
W A Douthit has leased the 214 acre Theme Place just south of town to Wichita capitalists who will develop the property after securing a drill. Douthit received a handsome lease payment and the first drilling is planned in the southwest corner of the farm, in his pasture.
The family thanks friends of all races for kindness during illness death and burial of Joe E Lavender their son and brother. A Georgia schoolboy submitted a unique composition condemning lynching noting it harms trees people and ends with a stark moral about hanging and heaven.
An urgent recruitment note from the American Teachers' Association seeks experienced and new teachers as call volumes rise this year. Memphis contact details include J L Graham and Emery Lavender, 19, son of John Lavender, died at home after returning from Hutchinson reform school. Funeral held, Baxter Cemetery interment. Local news reports U L Robards’ Miami mercantile firm legging $32,000 in liabilities and about $20,000 in assets.
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