Local Notices and Personal News from Foster
Community updates from Foster include moves on Quality Hill and East Tenth Street, illnesses such as whooping cough and cancer, and church seeing clergy changes. The Missouri Pacific crew finished eight months here and Will relocate south. A mule named Maggie dies, with a memorial poem. John Belk and family visit, Rev Belcher ill, Rev Self to new field, Rev Ogal to fill pulpit, and Rev Wolf back at Salem.
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Richard Grant
Rev. Belcher
The
Baptist Church
This Place
Walker
Foster Church
John Belk
Mr. Belk
Ola Jennings
Frank Jennings
Fort Ampton
Colo
W. C. Self
Clarence Cox
Independence
Ogal
Mount Hope
Wolf
Salem
Gentleman
Maggie
Joe Arbogast
Joe le
Deaths Hollow
Rich Hill
Jake Quinlin
Kansas City
Missouri Lead Miners and Tariff Reform Editorial
Editorial in St Louis Republic argues against Dingley tariff on lead ores. It praises Senator Stone for opposing local protectionism and urges wider reform, warning against log rolling that harms Missouri and other states. It cites West Warner Voast and calls for tariffs mainly for revenue, not protectionism.
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Senator Stone
Congress
Missouri
Ita
Senate
House
Iron and Steel Makera
Dingley
West
Senator Warner
Warner
Voat
St. Louis
Mice Ravage Planted Corn Across Vernon County
Vernon county farmers report mice eating planted corn with high activity this spring. Judge W B Martin has thirty acres needing replanting after mice consumed nearly every grain. Judge Dean notes similar damage in the neighborhood to the corn crop.
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Vernon County
W. B. Martin
Dean
Hhe
Opussu m ranch founders and local notices from Butler area
Virginia, Geo, and Charley Wolfe start an opossum ranch capturing a mother and four litters. Several local residents noted. others report weddings, church events, and agricultural updates. Corn planting proceeds with rain needed. various neighbors’ movements and visits to Kansas City noted. a preacher spoke on prohibition. social events include a 17th birthday party and a group photo.
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Geo
Charley Wolfe
James Park
W. W. Rubel
Kansas City
E. Jones
Butler
Henry Ison
Fred Dryndale
Amoret
G. W. Park
Warren Ayers
Uohitch
Christian Church
M. E
Amores School and local events in Mulberry district
Mulberry and Western Bates report a busy week with school closings, graduations, and community visits. Amores School closed. Prof Ro Maxey replaced by M Stewart. Ramble r provided music for a church pie supper. many locals attended programs and visits at the Hall and Porter homes amid a wind and rain storm Saturday morning. Jack Frost also noted with early morning calls.
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Charles R Bowman
Homer
Butler
John Morwood
G. B. Boehlkin
J. H. Letoee
Robert Braden
A. R. Jones
Amores School
Fred Penny
Patty McAninch
Raymond Shuster
Ro M Maxey
M. Stewart
Stotesberry
Rambler
Amores
Pia
Carl F. Hall
Mr. Hall
A. P Morey
Mise Mager
Mulberry
Ada
Elva Beall
Cecil
Harry Porter
Concord
Amoret
Srl
Ilaus Misa
Grace Durr
Virginia
Don's
Harlan Porter's
Mallerry
Ile
Bermudas
Jack Frost
Ballard Weather and Social Notes from Saturday
A fine rain helped farmers on Saturday. Mrs Day visited relatives in Hears county. Louisiana Evans, recently ill at her daughter Mrs. M. M. Greer’s home, is reported improving. Mrs. Jas. Keirsey and son returned to Texas after visiting here. Misses Margaret and Margartim hosted a party for friends last Thursday to honor Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stuckey, soon moving to Texas.
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Christian Endeavor
Tople
Pilgrima Progrees Serla V
Crows
John
Luke
Maggie McCann
Dickerson
Oldham
Virginia
G.W Park
F. Harper
Hardinger
Judy
Ammanda Durst
J. W. Park
Tommy
North West
Flemming
Clarence
Thule Darr
Hill
Warren Ayers
N. M. Nestlerode
Aaron
May Stop Church Benefits in Kansas Child Labor Law
Topeka reports the attorney general studies the new child labor law set to take effect. It may prohibit children under 14 from appearing in theaters and could bar performances in schools churches or Chautauqua events where payment or admissions are involved.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fred 8. Jackson
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Grandma Briscoe
East Tenth Treet
J. W. Darby
Charley Briscoe
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A. H. Loyd
Railroad Gang
Angles
Master Joseph
Ichael & Son
Sam’s Levy Merc. Co
J. W. Banngarr
Fred C. Ewbank
Porter Home
David Elkine
C. Kelly
Thomas Smieer