Bargain 160 Acres For Immediate Sale At S500
A snap. 160 acres of good land at S500, this must be sold at once and is a bargain. Write at once. E.R Atkinson grainfield Kansas im 2t Tiny notes and pred securities see Lynch hott Divke Metin has Atweption pos tion at Power Brow guill. Mrs Badgley who was stricken last week with paralysis is reported to be improving. Park Brown a boy who had escaped from the Kansas return school several weeks ago has seen arrested as the party who broke into Wall s store at Richards Vernon county one day last week. He returned to get some of the stolen property he had hidden away. When arrested he was wearing some of the clothes stolen from the store FP M Walker the horseman from town who has located in Kieh Hill during the past year and is so well pleased with this section that he is trying to induce others to come, in forms us that a Mr B McCook of Butler county Iowa has just purchased a half section of land this side of Butler in Bates county. It is known as the Johnson farm and Mr McCook paid 214 400 therefor. Mr Walker says the newcomer to Bates is an excellent citizen and we bid him welcome R H Review
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Praik Brown
Kansas
Wall
Richards
Vernon County
Tris
M. Walker
Kieh Hill
B. McCook
Butler County
Iowa
Butler
Johnson Farm
E. P. Mosier
Jim Allison
Coal
L. C. Eichler, Jr
Rice
Geo
Walls
Mound
Col. Sharp
Elgin
Bates
Zimmers
Cruce, Williams & Co
Judge Miller
Allen
Elkhart
Scarletina
Harry
Joe Kennedy
Alice Zimmer
Th Institute
Fred Church
Cal Robinson
Elder Walden
Sore Sande
Packer
Hee
Harwood
Farm property sale and exchange offer notice
Real estate agent E. B. Atkinson advertises selling or exchanging farms in western Kansas. He lists upcoming visit dates at Adrian Hotel Lee July 41st Merchants Hotel Rich Hill Rug and Atkeson’s Law Office Butler August 2, inviting listings with description price and terms. Special offer includes cheap transportation to western Kansas and potential land swaps for 3 to 6 acres per farm.
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Kangas
Hotel Lee
Adrian
Merchants Hotel
Rich Hill
Jet and
Atkeson
Butler
Western
Kansas
E. B. Atkinson
Srainfield
Kan
Country Editor Turns Hail To Help Churches
The Atlan ty iMo News editor Rownd used a hail storm to aid three churches toppled by a storm. He advised a hailstorm social with frozen treats, printing ads for free. The fundraiser netted a surplus to cover repairs, proving the value of the country editor in small towns.
British transport service to reopen Port Chalmette camp
New Orleans July 17 The British transport service plans to resume its Port Chalmette camp for shipping horses mules and cattle to South Africa. American animals are deemed best for veldt work and Britain will restock farms of burghers after the recent war. Officers are en route and camp will reopen on arrival.
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New Orleans
British Transport Service
Port Chalmette
South Africa
Fatal Railroad Crash Kills Mrs Morrow and Injures Daughter
Mrs Morrow, 55, wife of John Morrow, was instant ly killed and her daughter injured when a south bound Kansas City Pittsburg and Southern engine struck their buggy two miles north of Amoret. The daughter, severely wounded, lay unconscious until morning. she was later reported improving. The family had been visiting relatives and were returning home.
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Sarah Morrow
John Morrow
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Southern Railway
Amoret
Buckeye Pile Ointment touted as cure all cure for pain
The ad promotes Taller's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a universal remedy for piles with a stated price and easy access. The notice appears alongside obituary and local commentary sections as part of a crowded 35-46 issue page.
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H. L. Tucker
Second Regiment Encampment planned for Butler in August
The annual encampment of the Second regiment will be held at Lake Park in Butler in late August. Ten companies, about 500 men, will attend. Citizens have funded the event and preparations to entertain the soldiers are underway near the lake. Butler welcomes the soldier boys and will strive to ensure a pleasant stay. Coal, Always out at Hunt's bank, 5 miles due west of Appleton City, 35.2m.
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Lake Park
Big Lake
Butler
Hunt's Bank
Appleton City
Appointed Stenographer to President in Warrensburg
St K Parker of Butler is appointed stenographer to President E S Craighead at the Normal. He resigns his school post to accept the secretary and stenographer role after Miss Katheryn Houts resigns.
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St. K. Parker
Butler
E. 8. Craighead
the Normal
Katheryn Houts
Warrensburg Star
Auction of mares and colts at Guiley's yard Butler Mo
A sale of a car load of well bred mares and colts weighing 1000 to 1300 pounds will take place at Guiley's feed yard rear of Farmer Bank Butler Missouri. Stock may be viewed Saturday July 26 with terms six months time no interest or cash discount. Auctioneer W R Gannarr? Also mention of a Sunday picnic at Hurdlett on August 2 1902 with Sunday schools of Burdett Main City Mt Vernon participating and a program planned inviting all to attend.
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Guiley’s
Farmera Bank
Butler
W. R. Gannarr
Just Arrived at Butler for Bates County Buyers
Full car of the Famous Columbia Huggies direct from Factory Hamilton Ohio. We consider it the best bogey sold in Bates county for the money. Get one of our high grade Columbians, a set of our oak tanned home-made harneas, and you will be leader of style and quality. MecFarnaxy Bros., NT-At Butler, Mo.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Bates County
MecFarnaxy Bros
Butler
Merwin Normal College reports solid basis and improvements
Merwin Normal College has been placed on a solid basis with new improvements apparatus and fixtures. A strong faculty is arranged for next year and the school will continue its work preparing young men and women for Christian life. All parties signing this notice before Aug 2 will receive a large tuition reduction. free catalogue available from J T Hesvano, President Merwin Mo.
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Merwin Normal College
Sineweritif
J.T. Hesvano
Pres
Merwin
Farmers' Adverts Seek Farm Listings in Illinois Iowa
Aslam connects with land men in Illinois and Iowa to sell farms via Farmers' Bank. Arkixsox and ATKESON invite listings for their advertising list and contract terms. They offer to handle exchanges, stocks, and business plants, urging contact before August 5 to be included in the first folder ads.
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Aslam
Illinois
Iowa
Farmers’ Bank
Lypwick
Arkixsox & Atkeson
Weat Side Square
Lawsuit over hog rooted potatoes in Virginia court
In town and out of town notes a Virginia Tuesday lawsuit in which Attys Silvers and Clark represent parties over a hog that rooted potatoes for Jim Jones. Other items include preaching July 27 at Christian church, several local visits, rail and farm news, a republican convention delegate, a county fair talk, and community updates across Butler and surrounding areas.
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Virginia
Silvers and Clark
Jim Jones
James Wolfe
Burlington
Kan
C. W. Wolfe
N. M. Neathrode
Mise Dollie
Butler
Ed. Thornbrough
Joplin
Parish Nickel
Wilk
Allie Bowers
Mulberry
Will
Niblack
Mount Carmel Church
John Harper
Passaic Breezes and Local Note Highlights
Passaic news notes report thanks to LDP for favors. Claunch Bros. harvest 120 acres hay, P. and Z. shipped six cars last week and expect about fifteen more. Cal Robinson scored one ahead after a country call. Uncle Dick sold a fat cow to Butler butchers. J B Rice of Bates County eyes tobacco needs this winter, with a strong prospect. Henry Wilcox gains a new Barry after the 4th. Local visits include Miss Gussie Sacket and Miss Annie Belle Robinson. Miss Lena Atkins teaches instrumental music twice weekly. Mrs. Geo Walls and baby were seen. baby recovering.
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LDP
Rudy
Claunch Bros
Cal Robinson
Uncle Dick
Butler Butchers
J.B. Rice
Bates County
Henry Wilcox
Barry
Gussie Sacket
Bates
Green
Walton Place
Tathwell
Geo. Walls
Annie Belle Robinson
Lena Atkins
Perry Davin's Painkiller Cited Against Cholera Infantum
A fragment notes that babies suffer from cholera infantum and praises Perry Davin's Painkiller for stopping vomiting and easing danger. The text reflects a 19th or early 20th century medical advertisement or notice. No clear dates or locations are provided.
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Perry Davin
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