Local paper seeks township correspondents for free issues
The sighted item urges readers in Richland area to write local notes. Sheldon & Son advertise a mid-summer sale and new stock. The notice promotes mailing items by Wednesday and mentions a Bohemian Girl cigar made by A. Bohner of Marysville Kansas.
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Richland
Sheldon .&, Son
Smoke the Bohemian Girl
A. Bohner
Marysville, Kan
Marysville, Kansas
Untimely Death of John Smith Shoemaker
The town mourns John Smith a long time shoemaker and 76 year old resident who died at home Wednesday evening from heart failure after declining health since a Belleville accident. George Smith found him dead in bed at supper with relatives in shock and the Record offers sympathy to the family.
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John’ Smith
Mr. Smith
Belleville
George
Smith
America
Germany
Tragic Pony Accident Takes Life Of Local Boy
Little Jerry Shimek aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shimek of five miles northwest of Cuba was killed after a pony bucked throwing him. His foot caught in the stirrup and the stirrup dragged him a half mile at full speed. He suffered multiple injuries and died within an hour. The grief stricken family has community sympathy.
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Jerry Shimek
Frank Shimek
Cuba
Local notes and stray incidents from Fairville area
The community reports accidents and visits as residents recount sewing misfortune with a finger caught in a machine. Students resume classes with Prof. Kahn. A major mall visit is mentioned, plus a journey to Byreton Nebraska. Township tickets in Fairville go to the parties with large majorities. Local residents O R Guy of Belleville visits family. Albert Sissell of Rooks county expected to arrive for a visit. C Whitney’s horse was hurt by a fence. Diphtheria reported on Wes Horak’s farm with few details.
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Pearl
Sissele
Prof
Kahn
Fairville Township
O. R. Guy
Belleville
Albert Sissell
Rooks—county
Mixed Local Notes Including Weddings And Incidents
Various brief items describe a near-bridge incident with a man named Eecels narrowly avoiding danger, a marriage of Ray Shimp and Miss Mary Seifert, and community notices about auctions, land, hunting restrictions, and a Missouri farmer receiving seed from the Department of Agriculture. The column also recalls old postage rates and the era’s fond, copperplate correspondence.
Local notes and ads recap in Public County
The week’s items cover residents relocating to Cuba and others ill. Local business promotes new shoes, banners, and job work at short notice. Labor moves include Ste ven Hadachek to Wymore and W Steenblock shifting back to Cuba. Also mentions a county court rehearing on the Seifert Swanson suit and offers free Star newspaper trials for cash subscribers.
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Sheldon and Son
Touny
P. Pepper
Coaldale
Colorado
Seifert-Swanson
Jas. Kess
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