Meriden Creamery Company expands milk purchase in Kansas City
The Meriden Creamery Company of Kansas City Missouri announces the purchase of the creamery business in this and adjoining counties. It invites farmers to bring their milk promising the highest price and fair treatment. Farmers are urged to come in and be shown how promises will be fulfilled.
ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY REPORTS FROM THE TIMES
Mrs P B Stewart and children went to Kansas City to spend Thanksgiving with her husband and him at home. Various locals update travels, arrivals, family visits, and small town news including births deaths and relocations around Kincaid Fortinville and nearby areas. Walters Harkness leaves for Kansas City then Deadwood. exams for rural carriers held. elderly Jackson dies at home near Fortinville aged 71.
Greeley Items From the Graphic
In Heaver county Oklahoma Bron the Graphic notes Oscar Mills now in Alva after months there and Will Priest with Charley Smith duck hunting yielding thirty five ducks from one flock. Corn prices hover around thirty cents and farmers report better yields than expected as Sobba family departs for Gillan Missouri to attend a sister’s wedding.
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Oscar Mills
Alva
Oklahoma
Getti
Will Priest
Charley Smith
Frank Sobba
Mesevdin
Penny
Gillan
Sobha
Col ony Clippings From the Pree Press
W Jones of Chanute visited Friday due to his sister Mrs Swickard illness at their parents home. Jones works as night storekeeper on the Santa Fe at Chanute. Mrs N Stewart rushed to Garnett Sunday after telegram announcing her brother C Bennett’s long illness and few hours to live. he formerly lived here and is now near death.
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The
Times
P.B. Stewart
Kansas City
F. E B. Stewart
J. H. Stewart
Misa Adda Long
Chetopa
W. B. Tipton
Indiana
Willian Gaven, Jr
Towa
Kansas
Jas
Poire
Jas. Agnew
Comanche County
Ollahoma
Jim
JB. Ferguson
Stephen Davis
Aledo
Pree Press
W. Jones
Chanute
N Stewart
Garnett
C. Bennett
Bennett
Tarbell’s History of Standard Oil Part Two Review
The piece praises Miss Tarbell’s second part of the Standard Oil history in McClure’s, highlighting its exhaustive facts, calm presentation, and sharp exposure of rebates. It outlines the rebate scheme used by railroads to advantage Standard Oil, the “cleaw hacke” payments, and the strategic fight by independents to curb Rockefeller’s power.
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Luis M. Tarbell
Standard Oil Company
Miss Tarbell
Standard Oi
Rockefeller
Mivs Tarbell
McClures
Tooth Hints and Mouth Appearance Addressed
Readers are advised that the state of teeth affects appearance and confidence. Guidance suggests paying attention to decay, damage, and broken teeth, with a note to visit Evans near the Post Office for help or advice.
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Evans
Entertaining Serial Stories in the Chicago Record Herald
The Chicago Record Herald features high grade serials in every issue offering convenient daily length. Notable recent installments include Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Harding Davis and The Thrall of Lies by Octavie Lilienau. The paper also runs a short illustrated human interest feature on an editorial page.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
Record-Herald
Soldiers of Fortune
Richard Harding Davis
Lies the the Lucky
Octilie Lilienerana
Tristram of
Bent
Anthony Hope
Charles Major
Alice
Maurice Thompson
Graystark
George B. McCutcheon
Record- Herald
Foumnd
Dental Appliance Practices Fluctuate Across Dentists
Fragmented OCR reveals garbled critique of dental methods, noting old style techniques persist among some dentists. The text references discomfort, hygiene issues, and unnamed locations, suggesting criticism of obsolete approaches in dental care.
Curbstone Jottings and the World’s Bright Story
Fragmented verse notes urge readers to choose optimism and action amid life’s dullness. It contrasts brown tones with cake and flowers, urging daily effort to awaken sunshine in every heart and not linger in dreary gloom.
A Misfit Figurine of Society and Self Deception
A rambling reminiscence of a man who ages from boyish bravado to public life and public ridicule. The piece traces his passage from evasive speech to a political career, the crowd’s mockery, and a cautionary exhortation to know oneself before others judge and laugh.
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the Meriden Creamery Company
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Kincaid
Frank Sharon
Washington, D.C
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Indian Territory
Moses
E. Reeve
Kincnid
Burr Ock
Kas
Walter Harkness
Kaneas City
Deadwood
South Dakota
Citheen
W. G. Brownlow
J. F. Walker
J. B. Mutt
Ed McNall
H. J. Pates
Lester Sisson
Joe Webb
Brownlow
Congressman Brownlow
Tennessee
C. Jackson
W. C Jackson
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Jackson
Thin City
Fortinville
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Walnut Grove Cemetery
Greeley
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Standard Oil
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International Correspondence Schools
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Sasother Place
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Coffeyville
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Oklahoma City
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Lion Coffee
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National Bank of Commerce
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