Christmas social notes from Shenandoah Farragut and nearby towns
Numerous residents visit Shenandoah Hamburg Riverton and Farragut for Christmas gatherings and events. Rev Varley and Congregational services, a Dixie Jubilee concert at the Christian church, and a large Christmas tree at the McAllisters are noted. Replogles host a family reunion. several visitors from Red Oak Shenandoah and Moberly attend services or travel for holidays.
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Sam Trullinger
Shenandoah
D. E. Replogle
Hamburg
M. G. Montgomery
Riverton
John Stahl
Nickerson
Roy
Christ
Mattie Carter
Farragut
Richard Claycombe
Nell Poulsom
Albert Chambers
Varley
Blackman
Burke Maranville
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Christian Church
New Club
Misses McAllister
Walter Brooks
Prof
Bell
Bessie Campbell
Pease School
Hawthorne
Congregational Church
Farmers form Mutual Telephone route in Essex Bethesda area
Fremont and Douglas township residents organized the Farmers Mutual Telephone company named as the Hsex Bethesda Route No 2. The route spans about eighteen miles with twenty five subscribers and will begin at the south line of Essex proceeding eastward and north and south in a winding path to Bethesda. Operations to begin when weather permits. Also includes an advertise ment for Morley’s Loney Pectoral cough remedy and Holtzinger’s G A R post officers elected for the year.
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Fremont
Douglas Township
Farmer’s Mutual Telephone Company
Hsex-Bethesda
South Line
Essex
Bethesda
Shenandoah Sentinel
The Commoner Achieves 100000 Circulation in Six Months
The Commoner has reached a circulation of 100000 copies within six months of its first issue, a record likely unmatched in American periodical history. The paper seeks to discuss political economic and social problems with contributions from William Jennings Bryan. Subscriptions cost 1000 per year, while a combined offer with the Democrat drops to 1750 for one year.
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Bryan
Democrat
Winfield Land Offers Promise Superior Kansas Harvests
Several land sellers claim rivals offer cheaper land per acre yet rely on weaker markets. The Winfield country is praised for high yields, with Sumner county producing vastly more wheat corn and oats than Barbour county. The firm advertises 11000 acres sold to southwestern Iowa buyers with ongoing excursions each Tuesday.
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Kansas
Winfield
Sumner County
Barbour County
Iowa
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