Unclear family news notes from Virginia area
Reading through the fragmentary notes, James Zine' Sheoghne is with grandfather Geo. Zine after an accident near the school house leaving her unconscious for hours. Numerous local names appear: Amex of Amsterdam, Guy Park, Truman Gilbert, John Zinn, Ab Metz, Frank Zinn, Ue Hinson, Mr. and Mrs. Coarley Hecka, Mrs. Mare, Walker, and others. Mentions of moving, farm life near Blue Mound, stocks shipped to Nealy, and church events at ME Church and Christian Church. A box supper for library fund, a found opera shawl, and multiple social notes about weddings, dry-town sentiment, and upcoming elections are recorded amid scattered personal notices.
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James Zine
Sheoghne
Ste
Geo. Zine
Smith
Amex
Amsterdam
Guy Park
Memphis
Mare
Walker
Voters Meeting Called at Court House In Butler ta
A meeting of the voters at the Court House is set for Thursday night to discuss removing politics from city affairs and to agree on suitable men for city offices. The Law Enforcement League invites all to attend and join the effort to boost membership.
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Butle Ta
Court House
Alan
Law Enforcement League
Revival Meeting Closes as Parish Gathers in Adrian
Local notes report a revival near Adrian led by Rev Clendening with Rev Beasley assisting. About twenty five united with the church and Rev Beasley is welcomed as a guest. Other items mention a light snow, health updates, home improvements, and ongoing piano contest with Mesa Mable Tabler in the race.
Passaic Items and Christmas Plans Mentioned
Miss Verna Brommets was a caller at the parsonage on Friday. Mrs Brummatt, of this place, has gone to visit her daughter who lives at Iola Kansas and is expecting to spend Christmas there.
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Verna Brommets
Funeral services for G W Eldridge after cancer death
Mrs Lou Gibson visited town early in the week while Rev Clendening returned Friday to conduct funeral services for G W Eldridge who died of cancer leaving a wife four children and many friends. The community offers sympathy as preparations for Christmas entertainments proceed with Lia Sulser planning a festive event.
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Lou Gibson
Rev. Clendening
G W. Eldridge
Comone
Leare
Mire
Hhristmas Entertainment
Mise Lia Sulser
Svema
LPHA
Lamar Goes Dry In Local Option Vote
Lamar Dec 18 voters approved local option by a 28 vote margin with the drys winning three of four wards and 3600 in annual revenue from caloona operations. Women served lunch and worked at the poll along a busy, hot canvass. Harton County outside Lamar reported a 200 vote dry majority as returns came in.
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Lamar
Notice to Tax Payers in Multiple Counties
Notice to taxpayers listing tax book locations and dates. The Mound tax bounks will be at Joe Grove's office Adrian this week. Will be at Rockville December 27 and 28 with Rockville and Prairie tax books. At Foster Dew December 30 with Walnut and New Home books. At Amoret December 31 and January 1 1908 with Homer books. Will file suit against all unpaid 1906 taxes after January Lot 1008 YC. Coss, Country Collector.
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Joe Grove
Adrian
Rockville
Prairie
Foster Dew
Amoret Dec
Foster Items From Foster Kansas News Briefs
Dee Arbogast traveled to Pleasanton Kansas on business. Robb and wife and Mrs. Rameevy visited Rich Hill on business. Trecla Lake visited Lella Morris Aboreday. Mrs. Barton Briscoe went to Pleasanton last week for shopping. Mrs. Mark Thomas went to Shawnee Oklahoma to visit her parents. A baby boy was born to Doc. Lith and Rev. Crawford’s home. Grandpa Clouse from Shawnee is visiting. Roy Lockhart ill with pneumonia. Mr. Parker of Illinois visited his brother in Foster. Mr. Badgets and wife visited New Home Sunday. School children await holidays. fever school will have one week vacation. Prot Parker of Warrensburg Business College was in Foster. Georgia Littlefield left for Warrensburg to attend school. Howard Arbogast and son Joe went to Pleasanton on business. Mr. Hiner Pace of Perry is visiting brother Geo Woode. Jno Blevins returned to Topeka Kansas after visiting nephew Jno Martin. Margarest H Welch born in 1841 died 1907 in Madison County Kentucky. Funeral by Rev Miller at New Home. buried at Salem Cemetery. She joined the Christian Church, married William Welch in 1860, maiden name Marchets White. She leaves fellow workers and two brothers. hope to meet her again.
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Dee Arbogast
Pleasanton
Kan
Dr. Rhodes
Robb & Wife
Rameevy
Rich Hill
Trecla Lake
Lella Morris
Barton Briscoe
Mark Thomas
Shawnee
Okla
W. H. Clouse
Doc
Rev. Crawford
Grandpa Clouse
Ior Fosser
Roy Lockhart
Bable Ulle
Mr. Parker
Linoid
Wm. Parker
Badgets
New Home
Feaver
Prot Parker
Warrensburg Business College
Foster
Georgia Littlefield
Warrensburg
Howard Arbogast
Joe
Kas
Hiner Pace
Peitia Co
Jo-law Geo Woode
Local Epidemic and Fires Reported in Ballard Area
Two members of emalpox are reported at the home of Mrs CU N Teeter. Dr Boulware of Busler quarantine the family Wednesday of last week. The Edwarde echoo will be closed for two weeks. JA Warford is ill, EK L McClenney with Ir Crabtree and Mr McMenney went to Kaneas Clay for a cancer operation. Mr Woodson on the old Broaline farm lost to them by fire Monday morning. Four head of horses and several hundred bushels of corn burned. The organ of the fire in undown Electros day was quiet in Ballard. We are glad to put Hates county on the dry list.
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Mra CU N Teeter
Boulware
Busler
Edwarde Echoo
JA. Warford
L McClenney
Ir Crabtree
Mr. McMenney
Kaneas Clay
Mrr. Woodson
Ballard
Hates County
Butler Lotge No 244 A F A M and Miami Ro A Chapter N 76
Butler Lodge No 244 A F and A M and Miami Road Chapter No 76 will install their newly elected officers at Manont hall Friday evening Dec 27 at 7 oclock Members and wives invited for banquets music and recitations The installation ceremony to follow By order G E Cape AK Lopwen H Donovan committee on Arrangements Cemetery association members may have work on Oak Hill cemetery lots free of charge by calling W H Holloway County papers requested to copy notice committee
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Butler Lotge
Miami Ro
Manont
Oelock
Nny Tend
Adelithen
Crowes
G. E. Cape
AK. Lopwen H. Donovan
Y “Anrtenrr
Tommittee
Cemetery Association
Oak HI
H. Holloway County
Christmas Candy Varieties and Special Reduced Prices
A small-town candy shop advertises over 100 varieties of Christmas candy including peanuts and caramels by the pound. Assorted candies priced from 5c to 17 1 2c with special discounts for teachers and Sunday schools, inviting buyers to choose any assortment.
Xmas Nut Prices Advertised for Holiday Season
The listing shows assorted nuts with prices: English walnuts 20 cents per pound, filberts 17 to 18 cents, almonds 20 cents, Brazils 17 to 18 cents, peanuts fresh roasted 10 cents per pound, and jumbo peanuts highlighted as best value. Offers valid until Christmas.
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Ourse
Ves. Ae
Coffee deal offers Santos Coffee value for the money
An OCR fragment notes a coffee sale with Santos Coffee described as best for money, priced at $1.00 with 25 cents and a 2 pound quantity referenced, though details are incomplete. The item appears in a brief ad-like line, indicating a discounted grocery listing.
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Santos
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