Man from Sac City Arrested in Lamar Hotel Incident
G W Lee of Sac City arrived in Lamar to seek a home, stayed at the Commercial hotel, then left for Nevada and returned. He tore open a letter, appeared sane earlier, but was restrained after disturbing the register. A draft for 1690.50 and 7.75 in cash plus a Frisco round trip ticket were found.
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Lown
G. W. Lee
Sac City
Lamar
Nevada
Shell
Mr. Lee
First National Bank of
Iown
Frisco
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Jim's Specials Offers Free Tea Spoon With Coffee
Jim's specials advertise free spoons with each pound of several coffees and a free dish with rolled oats. They claim White Loaf flour is priced lower and superior to other flours, citing fairs in Butler Merwin Topeka Kan and premiums won.
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Butler
Merwin
Topeka
Kan
Butler Wil Celebrate THE LTH
A mass meeting of business men in the court room to plan a July 4 celebration at Butler's. Dr Christy named chairman and D Austin secretary as committees report progress and preparations proceed. Local notables visit Appleton City and Butler as community plans advance.
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Butlers
Christy
D. Austin
Ballard Items Notes Local Happenings and Travel
Ballard items report residents traveling to Oklahoma and Clinton, new farm gear and equipment, a funeral and interment in Warensburg, threshing preparations, dedication of a new buggy, a fishing party, Sunday visits, and local preaching at Fairview with mentions of family members and neighbors throughout Ballard and nearby creeks.
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Sponteana
M. L. Embree
D. Teeter
Oklahoma
Floyd Patrick
T. D. Embree
Chas
Warford
C.F. Haya
Weet
Leslie Warford
Clinton
T. X. Board
Warrensburg
Teeter
Moshier
George Keirsey
Walter Crow
Will Watford
Willie Rice
Blair Hendrix
Johnson County
Ballard
Mr. Venable
Peter Creek
Fairview
Geo. Richeson
Deep Water
Geo. Keirsey
Creighton
Information Wanted About Release of K P Slack
Question posted about K P Slack who was released from jail and allegedly took his wife with him. Observer notes a June 5 Christian Evangelist report stating in late May he was at Siloam Springs Arkansas, got into trouble and was arrested, released, and a large fleshy woman testified she was single.
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Eprron Totess
K. P. Slack
Siloam Springs
Ark
W. B. Minver
Notable farmers from Iowa visit and enroll names
P P Fitzpatrick and J B Huber, described as substantial farmers and excellent gentlemen, visited on a pleasant Wednesday and had their names enrolled. They arrived from Iowa with their families, the farmer settling on the old Jake Wright farm southwest of the city about a year ago, while Mr Huber moved this spring and bought a fine farm in Summit township. It is said the best farmers and heat democrats come from lows.
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P.P. Fitzpatrick
J. B. Huber
Iown
Jake Wright
Mr. Huber
Summit Township
Happy Time in Old Town promotes Buck len’s Armen Salve
Old Town Virginia residents praise the salve sold at A. L. Tucker’s drug store for curing a daughter’s scalp condition and for use on cuts burns bruises and eruptions. It is described as infallible for piles and priced at 25 cents. Bevill It and N. Bevill relay the testimonial from their daughter’s recovery.
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Bevill
Old Town
Bucklen
Armen
A. L. Tucker
Advert for farm property sales and exchanges
E B Arkixson invites owners to list farms for sale or exchange for western Kansas land. He will meet on June 10 in Amsterdam, June 11 at Foster, June 12 in Rich Hill, June 13 in Butler, and June 16 in Adrian to discuss location, description, price and terms. Grainfield, Kansas.
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Foster
Merchanta Hotel
Rich Hill
Jone
W. O. Atkeson
Butler
Hotel Lee
Adrian Jone
E.B. Arkixsos
Grainfield
Kan
E. E. Wilcox
Joe T. Smith
Ls. Smizer
A. J. Wyer
G. W. Dixon
Wall Paper
Dan Crouch
A. B. Burner
W. T. Johnson
M.H. Fox
W. Mere. Co
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Geo. L. Smith
Rk. E. Johnson
Gench Bros
G. B. Hickman
Walter Benham
Bates Co. Dem
Western Enterprise
Hayden Bay
H. H. Nichols & Son
W. F. Jones
Wheaton
Buxton & Skinner
Jonas Houston
Brdg. Com
T. Broaddus
Jno
J. March
L. D. Wimsatt
Sam'l West
J T. Smith
Virginia News Roundup of Social and Local Events
Virginia items describe Children’s Day at M E church with strong afternoon attendance at Crook schoolhouse, Grandview schoolhouse fun, and local songs. Notable mentions include Roy Hocket visiting a sick relative, Miss Carrie McElroy’s Foster visit, wheat cutting starting, and the court sale of I M Byrne’s land near Virginia. Local road notes, band performances, and social visits fill the page along with a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Crook
Grandview School
Roy Hocket
Rich Hill
John Ferguson
Carrie McElroy
Foster
Virginia
Willie Rubel
Baldwin
Kan
I. M. Byrne
Miami
Court House
Butler
Geo. Paulman
Bettie Dudley
Joplin
Bookman Snyder and Stewart Proclaim Innocence in Defense
Kansas City World reports that Victor D Snyder and Frank W Stewart, presidents and officers of Union Wholesale Publishing, pleaded guilty in federal court to mailing fraud and were sentenced to four years hard labor. They operated a book selling scheme, incorporated last year, sold stock in blocks up to $600, and promised large salaries to agents. While appealing, they failed to secure a fine and now face penitentiary time, with both men claiming innocence and denouncing the process.
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Kansas City World
Tth
Victor D Snyder
Frank W. Stewart
Union Wholesale Publishing Company
United States
Philips
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Snyder
Stewart
Mexico
Chicago
Wen
M. W. A. Banquet at Butler Camp Hall
Butler Camp No. 2458 M. W. A. holds a banquet at their hall on Thursday June 26 1902 at o o'clock p.m. All Woodmen and their families are invited to attend. 42-26 B F Jerer Clerk.
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Butler
B. F. Jerer
Spring Humors and Remedies Hint at Digestive Health
Spring humors bring pimples boils and eruptions along with loss of appetite tiredness bilious fits indigestion and headaches. The remedy emphasizes cleansing the system and rebuilding health with a recommended course of treatment.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Claim Superior Blood Purifier
This ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as the spring medicine par excellence. It promises radical permanent cures for gorofula, salt room, pimples, psoriasis, blood poisoning, rheumatism, catarrh, and dyspepsia, urging readers to accept no substitute and buy today.
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Salt Room Gould Head
County Court Proceedings June session actions listed
Court met June 2 with clerk and sheriff present. Bridge estimates ordered for multiple crossings in Pleasant Gap, New Home, Prairie, Charlotte, Mt. Pleasant, Deer Creek, and Hudson townships. Repairs ordered for several wooden bridges. Ads to bid steel bridges over Bones Fork Panther Creek Mormon Fork and other locations. Dram shop licenses granted to W H Lynch and J H Stenick. Hattie Aikman declared sane and ordered to asylum. Selections for board positions and resignations noted. Accounts approved and warrants issued for various expenses including jail guard, stamps, clothing, and other services.
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Double Branch
Pleasant Gap
Burnett Creek
N. Allen Place
New Home Township
Issue Branch
Prairie Township
Miami Creek
Charlotte
W. T. Cowan
Bones Fork
Bet
Mt. Pleasant
Mormon Fork
Deer Creek
Gilliam Cree
Alnut Township
Cornland
Gen. McNeil
Hudson
Deeer Creek
Reeder Place
Mound
South Deep Water Creek
Deep Water Township
New Home
Hudson and
Rockville
Spruce Two
Ballard
W. H. Lynch
Rich Hill
J. H. Stenick
Hattie Aikman
Nevada
W. W. Armaworthy
J. P. Cates
Board of Oaage Tnh
J. C. Hananahia
Monet
Renick
Deneral
Tmdwick
Joe T. Smith
McHenry
Jack Nicer
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