Notice to all indebted to L. Rosenbush or Rosenbush
Public notice from WMG and IRWIN as administrators demanding payment of all open accounts or past due notes within 30 days. No excuses acceptable. The administrator states there is no option but to enforce payment promptly.
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L. Rosenbush
Rosenbush & Moore
Wmg
Irwin
Township Officials and County Superintendent Listing
A compiled roster lists township trustees Hawcreek Geo C Moore Hope Flatrock J O Dodd St Luis Cre Geiman B McEvern Taylorgaill Nineveh 8 Stucker Taylorsville Union Peter M Daum Colu Clifty W N Bradley Newber Clay Gus Miller Nortonsburg Columbus M V Jewell Columbus Harrison James Parks Columbus Ruckcreek J W Wright Grammer Sandecreek W E Springer F T we Wayne Wm Wiseman Jonesville Ohio W H Smith Ogilville F L Meyers Waynnayill County Supt J A Wade City Officers 2
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Hawcreek
Geo. C. Moore
Wanted a horse for winter care and feed
Short notice seeks a horse to keep through winter. Offers to provide splendid care and feed. Apply at this office.
Hibernian Valor Memorial Bond Issue for Pat Hennessey
Citizens of Hennessey Oklahoma vote $2,000 in bonds to erect a monument to Pat Hennessey the first man killed in the 1874 Indian outbreak. He commanded a wagon train from Wichita to Fort Reno and died defending the post. His grave near the trail was cared for by freighters and marked with the inscription This grave is consecrated to Hibernian valor.
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Hennessey
O. T
Pat Hennessey
Arkansas City
Wichita
Fort Reno
Rock Island
Courier Journal switches to Twice a Week in 1897
Beginning January 1897 the Weekly Courier Journal becomes the Twice a Week Courier Journal with Wednesday and Saturday issues. The Wednesday paper covers news and politics while Saturday focuses on stories miscellany poetry and family content. Prices stay at $1 per year with twelve pages weekly, editorials by Henry Waterton to follow.
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Courier-Journal
Henry Watterton
Jourier-Journal
The White Man Yielded In Elevated Car Incident
An elevated train incident left a white man studying a conversation with a Negro woman who protested his advances. After she slapped him, a tall Black man moved to warn the offender with a firm gesture. no further words were exchanged and the situation cooled.
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New York Sun
Testing Diamonds and Alaska Marble Prospects
Jewelers note aluminium marks true gems when wet, used to build a tester with a wet stone pressed to a rapidly spinning aluminium disk. Alaska yields marble at St John the Baptist Bay Whitestone narrows Rood's Bay Mitchells Bay and Marble Bluffs, soon to be prospected for mining and marketing.
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Alaska
St. John the Baptist Bay
Whitestone Narrows
Rood’s Bay
Mitchells Bay
Marble Bluffs
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W. F. Norton
K. Rights
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Frank Crump
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Herman Roat
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Ben. Parker
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Komine
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Rules of Contest
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Cruml's Theater
Third Street
Columbus, Ind
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