Baxter Springs Embraces Civic Pride With Concrete Sidewalk Push
The article lauds Baxter Springs for eight miles of first class concrete sidewalks under construction along main streets. It predicts completion before the last Monday in August for the six day festival, praising civic progress and urging continued forward momentum.
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Baxter Springs
Four Corners of the Earth
Cherokee County's Oldest Settler Dies in City
Mrs. Lucinda A. Willard, wife of Albert Willard, dies after long illness in her west town home. Cherokee County's oldest settler, she helped lead the Old Settlers Reunion and belonged to Baxter Lodge of Rebekahs. Survived by six children and her husband, with many friends and a record of philanthropy. Funeral arrangements discussed as family travels.
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Lucinda A. Willard
Albert Willard
Burlington
Kan
Cherokee County
Old Settlers' Reunion Association
Columbus
Baxter Lodge
Rebekahs
Mra
Willard
Harlan
Thomas N. Archer
Wil
Iil Elty
Whitefish
Mont
Grecet Northern Railroad
Garrett Barn Sold in Baxter Springs Livery Barn Deal
James Shaw sold his mother Mrs. Amanda Garretts livery barn to G W Foster of Galena for 1200 dollars. The barn is now occupied by R S Enyart. Bids due by 4 pm Tuesday May 1908 for building work per ordinance as council meets May 26 1908. Mrs R C Wear hosted a whist party for Mrs Jarvis of New York. Mrs W T Apple visiting Kansas City.
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Eastman
Baxter ‘Springs
Kansas
R. C. Wear
Jarvis
New York
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