21 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
1
Dr. C. W. Cole who had suffered illness for a long time died on Tuesday. He served as a physician easing costs for the poor, rarely charging more than medicine cost. A Civil War veteran with many wounds, he left a widow and several children. interment was held yesterday.
Miss Florence Clark, newly expanding in this city, announces a grand opening on Saturday March 23. Displayed will be the latest hat creations for ladies and misses. The millinery parlors are in the TenElze building east of the Hotel Baxter on Sheridan Street.
St Mark's schedules Sunday school at 10 a m and evening prayer with sermon at 8 p m. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 p m with hope to vest the choir for Easter service. Rector R K Pooriry. Preaching at Presbyterian church Sunday morning March 24. Junior Endeavor 4 p m Senior Endeavor 6 30 p m. Note: town papers advertise local events.
Absolutely reliable examinations and reports on lead and zinc mines and mining. Special attention given to confidential reports for mining stocks and property. For local correspondence see Rooms 3 and 4 Polster Block. Phone 287. P.O. Box 88.
Financial statement notes receipts from season and angle admission tickets totaling 228.85 and expenses of 188.71 for light printing janitor and more, leaving a 40.14 surplus added to the school library fund. Funds bought books a dictionary and pictures for each room to ease handling. Baxter Springs may run larger lectures next year if patronage continues. Also listed are for sale items a Galena crusher 10 inch with tools a 35 hp engine and four hand jigs all in good repair. Mrs Chas H Rhodes of Kansas City visiting her ill mother Mrs Samuel Binns.
Baxter Planing Mill makes furniture for Johnston library. Wheat holds fine for season, good yield expected. Haskett couple travel to Kansas City for furniture. Moore family visiting Mrs Horner. Claude Jones and Herbert Price in town. Joplin doctor in town. New daughter born to Mr and Mrs O M Yous. Local weather warm and garden planting started. Church women form St Mark's Guild, meeting March 28. Several residents away for short trips. river sidewalks and street improvement urged. Miss Pearl Embree injured fingers but minor. Dr Youse drilling new well for Baxter Mineral Springs Water Co to boost supply for 15,000 people. Jesse Eddy dies in mine explosion at Goldfield, Colorado. burial in Spring Valley. Assessors apply new tax law. potential double value listings. Easter events planned by Presbyterian Ladies Aid with egg hunt and Easter sale.
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