Local notes from Kansas towns and personal notices
Aciravor's phone number and various residents conduct business across Kansas City Topeka and Ottawa. Names include Geo Currier W L Upham J M Reed Martha Spencer Lois Lee Judge Higgins DP W Goodrick A T Baird W J Lane Johnny Blain Iva Craig Edna Hackett George DeWolf A Rose G D Ingersoll J A Bald win Harry Johnson Carle Champe Arthur Bennett Carle Champe ill Henry Jackson L J Fuller and others in community events church services and a wolf scalp capture summary includes a court bond and preliminary hearing date plus a note on a tax of nine dollars for wolf skins.
Needless Sorrow and Gentle Living
Poem excerpt extols peace and gentleness in daily life. Encourages meeting neighbors cheerfully, dwelling in honest mirth, and guiding others toward brighter days. Highlights scattering kindness as a path to spread heaven’s light in a world of varied years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mancarer B. Saxostantin
Carleton
Missing Knights Templar Charm Reunited With Doctor
Dr Schoonover recovered a valuable Knights Templar charm lost weeks earlier after a jeweler refused a sale and a pawnbroker style pursuit led to its discovery on the marshal of Paols watch chain. The emblem was said to have been found at Garnett depot with the finder claiming ownership. The chain showed evidence of having been cut with pliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaday’s
Evening News
Paola
Algo
Knights Templar
Marshal J
Garnett
Schoonover
Sound Advice And Surprising City Tales From Will Carleton
A Will Carleton magazine piece uses anecdotes to stress steady effort in all situations. It recalls Haroun Al Raschid in Baghdad, rulers mingling with crowds, and a New York poker incident where an employer exposes a worker’s double life. The tale ends with guidance to focus on honest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carleton
Haroun al Alrascid
Bagdad
Victor Emmanuel
Itally
New York
Notice to Teachers in Garnett Kansas April 16 1902
Examination for teachers certificates will be held Saturday April 16 1902 at the east side school building Garnett Kas beginning at 7 30 a m Jons B Cox Co Supt Phone number S8 for best nursery stock ever blooming rose carnations chrysanthemums or any plants for ana or garden Capt Doble has ent ready nOWs L
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East-Ide
Garnett
Kas
Jons B. Cox
Capt. Doble
Bye and bye the sap will awloken In the sleeping, dreaming tree
Poem fragment from Will Carlton's Magazine April issue. Describes nature awakening as spring returns, contrasting snowy scenes with future warmth and joy. Mentions bluebird, snow, drifts, and seasonal renewal with a musical, hopeful tone.
Edith Craig Dead Church Pastoral Condolence Note
Edith Craig died last Friday in Fort Worth Texas at age 23 near 24. Daughter of Dr D M Craig she lived in Fort Worth a year or more and funeral was at 2 pm Sunday at Garnett cemetery with Rev Arthur Metcalf officiating. The family home was Garnett and Mrs Craig was unable to attend the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Crifig
D. M.craig
Fort Worth
Texas
Garnett Cemtery
Craig
Edith
Westchester
Jeferson County
Garnett High School
Arrator
What Makes a Magazine Interesting
A brief look at periodical appeal explains how Every Where captivates readers. The magazine balances home life, religion, health, and worldly success with timely topics, current events, and poetry by Margaret E. Sangster. A new serial, King Mortgage by Paul H. Colegrove, debuts in April. Subscriptions are fifty cents yearly via Every Where Publishing Company, Brooklyn, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carleton
Every
Margaret E. Sangster
Paul H. Colegrove
Every Where Publishing Company
Brooklyn
Eggs for Hatching at $1 for 15 From Black Langshan Stock
Limited number from selected stock pure bred Black Langshan considered the very best all purpose town in existence Call on me or orders at Check's Grocery store will receive prompt attention Wa Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langshan
Check
Wa. Hopkins
Estate settlement and creditors notice for Jatin Bell
In Kansas Axpisux County creditors and all interested parties are notified that at the regular term of the probate court in Anderson county held at the court house on the first Monday in May year 1402 the court will hear for a final settlement of the estate of Jatin Bell deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyumey
Jatin Bell
Pera
Harnett
Andersin Ried
Alord
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Chandler
the National Bank OF Commerce
Garnett, Kansas
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Masterman
Scott Elliott
W. &. Fallis
Atock Jn
Carefiul
Holcomb & CO
Aciravor
Clark Richardson
Kansas City
Currier
Topeka
W.L. Upham
Ottawa
J. M. Reed
Loninburg
Martha Spencer
Greeley
M. Higgins
Lois Lee
Faryer, Mo
Hon 1
Kirk
Higgins
W.goodrick
Jas
K. Gondrick, Jr
A. T. Baird
Chanute
Ri. Bing
W. J.lane
Oklahoma
Tom Highly
Johnny Bluin
Iva Craig
Edna Hackett
Richmond
Edith Craig
George DeWolf
United States Express Company
A. Rose
The
Garnett Mercanile Comany
Humboldt
G.D. Ingersoll
Californian, Mo
Mes. J. A. Baldwin
George
Indian Territory
Harry Johnsoi
Harry
Davenport
Carle Champe
Excelsior Springs
Arthur Bennett
Carle
Henry Jackson
Linn County
National Bank of Commerce
Gordon
L. J. Fuller
Spring Branch
Calvert
Congregational Church
Makeaner
Central City
J.D. Stevens
Sahat
Holcomb
St, Louis
the Greatest Western Weekly
Williamm Marion Rekpy
All Newsdealers
J. J. Anderson
Vetrinary Science Association
Kathany
Churchill
Mra
Kay
Uurk
W. Grave
North Side
Mestance
Inwa
BE. Payson Hammond
A.M. Hartford
Cons
State OF Kansas
Axpisux County
Anil
Sind
Sdae Ile
Santa Fe
Tge
Perth
I Merth
Cherreval
New
Chang Shales
Colleyville
Emporia
Newton
Hutchison
Union Depot
Panhandle
Teanga
New Uiklabors City
Delafonta
Pexas
Kansas City Union Depot
C.S. CoLesan
Olive
Munford Schoonover
Baldwin & Hunley
Bank At Commerce
Amronp Nending & Sketch
Mar
Haporkalls
Fontdewitkk Ak Gorener
Revere
Scientific American
Llustenied
Fatuist Grr
nriBo Journal
Erway
ASL
Holmo Newndaslare
G Co
Brant Gm
Fib Wat
Waulington
Hearst’s
Voit
Ane Raeal
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