Payne interview notes on exodus and Mormon question
An interview recounts Payne claiming the office, comments on an exodus of Black residents from South Carolina, and critiques of the Mormon issue. It notes Payson’s land grant forfeiture bill passing the House 260 to 1, and lists appointees to the state teacher association visit to the legislature. Mitchell's new Baptist church is described as a major, costly structure with a steam-heated lecture hall, organ, and significant gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
Texas Pacific 8. R. Co
House of Representatives
New Baptist Church
Mitchell
Dakota
FEO
Auditorim
M. E. Kline
Life Insurance for Families Pays Off and Protects
A speech argues life insurance shields households from ruin, praising the Mutual of New York with records of rising assets and claims for four cents daily securing $1000 for families. It contrasts insurance with wasteful spending and urges readers to invest for protection and future gains. The speaker, A. M. Pool, endorses the 1884 farm implement business in Henry, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mutual N
A. M. Poo
Iife Insurance
Kansaos
Illinois
Kansag
Henry
Honay
C.goulpd
Liberal Vicinity News Brief from Whitseled Eureka Visits
Vicinity notes Whitseled Miss Clera Waughop and brother visiting Eureka friends. Wm Aukland to move to new home. best wishes for prosperity and safe journey. Kiine school false accusation discussed. lyceums hold Burson’s schoolhouse with good attendance. Snow drifts hinder study and courtship. Hannah mentioned. Spencer Ketchum ships fat sheep to Chicago. Mrs Wilson visiting, plans to reside with daughter. Ransom Gregory pleased with Pierre South Dakota. Uncle Billy seeks renter. literary events well attended. no school due to injury to Miss Disosway. leap year parties rise in fashion. wind pump added at Henry coal works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iho
Whitseleld
Miss
Clera
Waughop
Brother
Eureka
Aukland
Kiine
Lyceum
Burson
Hannah
John Bassett
Dawson County
Nebraska
Peter Niblock
Stark County
Elia
Walter Huffman
Henry
Mra B. Bodkins
Joseph Bogner
Terrence Monahan
Underwood
Spencer Ketchum
Chicago
G. W. Wilson
Tazewell County
John Underwood
Wilson
Ransom Gregory
Pierre
Dakota
Billy Chambers
Redtown
Sugar Grove
Misa Littie
Henry Pump Co. Liberal
Sad deaths and village news from Saratoga area
Local notes report the sudden death of Mrs Broaddus formerly Jenny Andrews at Lacon on the 20th, with community mourning. Other items mention Fernice Holmes at school, a town hall music evening, visits by Owen Doyle and family, and various local curiosities and reflections on aging and courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Broaddus
Jenny Andrews
Lacon
Fernice
Molly Holmes
Town Hall
Owen Doyle
Mies Myra Webber
Rutland
Avoca
Oel Lytie
Alte
Henry
David Saylor
Peoria
al. True
Odamery
John Haden
Porticus
Steuben
Ida
Biborla
Papa
Saratogians
Dorgo” Bas
Jim
fFeong
Dearborn
Grove farm change and local farming tales near Lawn Ridge
Ian from Wichita to take charge of the Grove farm near Lawn Ridge. Mrs Willard, daughter of the late Melon Grove, noted. Local talk covers cattle sales by A F Leigh, a stock dispute, farm lawsuits, and town hall matters. Community notes mention sleighing, Miss Lizzie Wheeler’s birthday, and visits, with obituaries and hunting stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichite
Ian
Grove
Lawn Ridge
Willard
Melon Grove
John Crawford
Adam
Lacon
Nebraska
A. F.leigh
Leigh
Chicago
Lelizh Haa
la Prairie Township
U. P
Saratoga Township
Aldin Hult
Local residents plan trips and events in Sparland area
Milo Mra Laurey Reynolds returns home to Iowa on the 25th with sister Mra Griswold. James Stever and Henry Bumel travel to Iowa to seek fortunes after Stever sells his farm for 5100 dollars. Mied Cornelia, Ora Stever, and driver Wiley Weidman visit friends at Sparland over Sunday. Professor Lansing's singing school at town hall closes Friday night. An oyster supper and social hop is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Pat
Lizzie Wheeler
Wooley
Nina Givsay
Henry
J. H. Jones
The
Putnam Singing School
Henkins Hall
Crawford
Livingston County
Sorley
Frank
P Frank
J. T. Smith
Washington, D. C
Kane
Samuel Haines
Kansas
J. Long
Milo
Mra Laurey Reynolds
Iowa
Siater
Mra Griswold
James Stever
Bumel
Stever
Mied Cornelia
Ora Stever
Wiley Weidman
Driver
Sparland
Professor Lansing
Town Hall
Band concert and supper entertain Chillicothe crowd
Henry Light Guard Band played to about 35 visitors from Chillicothe and beyond, with an open air concert, a City Hotel supper, then indoor program and dancing late. A mishap during My Grandfather's Schoose drew laughs as a wooden shoe flew into the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Light Guard Band
Chillicothe
Republican
C. W. Carroll
al. Humphrey
Chas Brown
Ken McNeal
City Hotel
Cooney
McNeal
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Payne ‘Gaynto
Payne
South Carolina
West
South
Congress
State Teacher's Association
Messrs Raab
Lane
Harvey
Paris
Dougherty
LA ‘Prata
Vendrablanothae- Ignaa
Davidedn
Jerome Willard
Charles Griswold
Hinmman
George Britton
Dallas County
Bradford
Charles Hufnagle
MreGrady
Ely
S. B Louis
Clinton
Wis
Georgie S Judson
Hartford
Conn
Ayer
W. HH
Moone
Durban
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
John Schurr
Second Street
Edwards Street
South Washington
Ill
Cone, Brown & (C
Whitcomb
Albert Nay
Henry, III
Hls. Whitcomb
James Boss’ Gulds
Keystone Watch
Actoriss ‘Se Delphia
Keystone
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Northern Pacific
United States
Chas. B. Lamborn
Land
N. P
Bit
St. Paul
Minn
M’y
RM. Stevens
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