Land for sale and local notices shine in Missouri news
The page lists land for sale in Kansas with cheap transportation and prices, plus notices of job recruitment in Missouri. It reports a Buchanan County death at the poor farm, a Rich Hill fair association director slate, probate judges meeting on estate laws, and a Warrensburg Normal student chosen for a university debate, alongside a Jefferson City marriage announcement and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hill Fair Association
City Hall
Yar
August Algert
Sotl Tronddus
Wow
Pencuson
FL Loeb
Dine
Blawmpp
Ft Williamson
Cotten
JT. Weathers
Wo T.dick
Homer Spencer
Dan Crabb
T. Holland
A.B. Hollaway
Ben
B. Parker
Warrensburg Normal
Mo. Normal
Kansas
Trof
Parker
Mattie Covick
Fugitive Cash Graves Captured After Running Chase
Nevada Missouri December reports that Sheriff Harkreader City Marshal Moore and Officer Sheppard captured Cash Graves alias William Evans a Kentucky fugitive once sentenced to twenty years for murder in Richmond. Graves, who escaped prison after fifteen years served, had a long history of running fights with officers. He had been living near Nevada on a Vernon County farm under an assumed name and admitted his plan to avoid extradition papers. A brace of revolvers and a shotgun were found in his room at the jail tote tre contissert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Harkreader
Moore
Sheppard
Cash Graves
William Evans
Kentucky
Vernon County
Evans
Graves
Tote Tre Contissert
Rentorky
Gartrell Sentenced to Death for Bates County Murder
Judge Graves sentenced Dr J L Gartrell to death for the murder of D B Donegan. The execution date is set for February 13 1902. The court overruled a motion for a new trial citing applause at the prosecutor's address and noted efforts to shield the jury from influence. Gartrell declared his innocence and claimed unpreparedness for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Missouri
Butler
Fatal Kitchen Fire Ends Mrs Ellen Shatt in Nevada Missouri
Mrs Ellen Shatt, about 58, died at her Nevada Missouri home Monday morning when clothing caught fire while preparing a noonday meal. Neighbors saw smoke, found her on the floor dead, a quilt thrown over the scorched body. She was the widow of Jacob Shatt and had limited use due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Shatt
Nevada
Jacob Shatt
My Practice No Drugs or Polaoons Deadly
A fragmented verse discusses a healing practice promising restoration of vigor after poison exposure. It references medical practitioners and therapeutic manipulation, urging careful handling and restoration of health through nonpharmacologic means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamid Fredkwick
Mysterious Motto Scribes Odd Oath in Postal Office
Fragmentary verse claims a vow against harming nature or people and mentions a homeopathic office above a post office name. The lines read as a cryptic, archaic oath fragment with unclear author and era and no clear event.
Lodge Elections and Orders From Local Fraternal Bodies
Election of officers for Lodge No 1801 O C F and Butler Lodge 254 A F and A M reported plus Gouley Commandery No 30 K T officers chosen. Upcoming events include an Odd Fellows basket supper January 6 1902 and a Christmas observance at the Asylum with Gammarindere noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smiser
M. Cameron
Arnold
Treas
G. W. Newberry
Odd Fellows
Butler Lodge
A. F
A. M
H. M. Cannon
A. B. Ludwick
J. M. Taylor
W. F. Hematreet
J. Y. Whitsett
Gouley Commandery No
K. T
KE. T
E. D. Kipp
John Deerwester
I. N. Mains
De.c. Mize
S.W
R. Talbott
J. W
Ed. Clark
J. M. Catterlin
Attempt to Ship Quails Trial Set for Jan 3 1902
Rockville Star reports L H Boots a druggist of Taborville was arrested on a change of attempting to ship quails to a St Louis market and placed under a $300 bond. The case before Justice J T Cofer will hear Jan 3 1902 with state deputy gate and fish warden Thom Tie Complait presenting the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rockville
L. H. Boots
Taborville
Thom Tie
Ae Mitten
St. Louis
Justice of Peace
J. T. Cofer
Horn
Boots
Davis
Rich Hill Review
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement claims Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root cures kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It asserts many suffer from kidney trouble without knowing it and pitches relief, samples, and literature from druggists in 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
Virginia Items and Town News Briefs
Notes from Virginia include health updates on Mrs Cap Nickels and Mike Maloney, missing hat reported by L H Dudley, and crops of local visitors and school news. Social events listed include a Christmas supper at the Christian Church, a Turkey chicken watch to New Year, and a wedding rumored across the creek with further details promised next week. Ora Browning’s son Ora is reported wounded in the hip from an accidental shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McFadden
Dr. Lamb
Cap. Nickels
Mike Maloney
L. H. Dudley
Amorett
Butler
Finder
Virginia
John Cumifort
Florence Lyle
Superior
Neb
Warrensburg
Annie Baird
Prof
Parker
Meda
The
Christian Church
Ed. Thornbrough
Kansas City
Guy Park
Browning
Ora
Dr King's New Life Pills touted for curing illness
A testimonial from M. M. Austin of Wineeater Indiana claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cured his wife of severe illness after doctors failed. The ad says the pills aid stomach and liver troubles, relieve constipation and sick headache. Sold for 25 cents at H L Tuckers drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Wineeater
Ind
Dr. King
H. L. Tucker
Passaic Breezes update with local notes and arrivals
J N Sharp praised as a top wood man while Henry Jenkins, collector, will handle year end taxes. Rabbits shipped by P and Z. Johnny Krinn earned 13 cents daily hunting. Herman Hamburg sold a 31 pound turkey. Battles returns from Oklahoma. Decker buys mules and ships to Texas. Local folks visit Butler for Xmas goods. Mrs Castor ill with pleurisy. Oscar Yates kids burn hands. Tra Hardin works Nevada to Kansas City freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Sharp
Henry Jenkins
Dick Wilcox
Chicago
Johnny Krinn
Herman Hamburg
Christopher
McCandless
Sam
J. D. Tathwell
Carl Decker
Smith
L. S
Geo Church
Jake Baum
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Texas
Butler
Mrs. Castor
Ru Road Company
Oscar Yates
Elmer Huff
Culver
Mies L&ie
Quiet Passaic Village Notes and Local Changes
Salesladies at the New York Racket mention. Harry Robinson visited his brother Cal and family Saturday. E M Wilcox shipped hogs Monday for the spring market. Frank Lee will move to Virginia carriage shops soon. Passaic described as a quiet good neighbor village for homes. John Reedy and Miss McClure wed near here with Rev Scott officiating. R F D boxes well distributed out west. Knobs creek neighbors asked to bring wood.
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New York
Harry Robinson
Cal
E. M. Wilcox
Frank Lee
Virginia Carriage Shops
Long
Thos, Zimmer
Passaic
Geo. Gustin
Claybourn Stuckey
Knobs Creek
Pat
Insurance on farm or city pranas offered by M. J. Pierce
After relocating to the Scott & Porch office in Bates County Bank's west room the writer continues to provide reliable farm and city prana insurance at reasonable rates. This notice carries M. J. Pierce's endorsement and contact point for policy inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Porch
Bates County Bank
Pierce
Cheap Lands and Ranch Property in Northwest Kansas
An advertisement offers smooth wheat land at 8 to 5 dollars per acre with improvements, alfalfa land 5 to 7.5, grazing land 1.5 to 3, and flexible terms. Highlights include a 640 acre good ranch with 320 acres alfalfa, 70 seed, 10 timber, 3 wells, windmill, tanks, and 65 acres of wheat. located in sheet water country near Grainfield, Kansas. E. B. Atkinson of Grainfield seeks part cash and easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateven Litterentes
Kansas
E. B. Atkinson
Grainfield
Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Roe
Th. Christy
Ur Roe
Batkinson
Isinfield
P.O. Box
Boulder
Col
the Retail Credit and Collection Association
A. L. Ives
Ardvini Seriets
Tres
OP. Mosier
Mound Township
Mary Fine Few
EVR Ciny
Wdahe
Brown
Buchanan County
Platt County
Cora Betz
William Rogers
Jefferson City
Judge Rogers
Pleasant Gap Township
Hanon
Gartrell
Sunday
Grandma Durst
Judge Wolf
Willie Ruble
Baldwin
Aaron
Merry Christmas
McKibbens
Oateopathiat
Norfleet & Ream
M. B. Price
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