Stevenson Dead After Train Incident In Garnett
D P Stevenson dies after a fall on a moving train near Concordia. He had visited his son Rev Parton Stevenson, suffered a head injury, and displayed vomiting of a black substance. Funeral held at United Presbyterian church. interment at Garnett cemetery. Survived by wife and three sons Milton Patton Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. FP. Stevenson
Ihiess
Mr. Stevenson
Concordia
Rev
Parton Stevenson
Stevenson
Kansas City
United Presbyterian Church
Garnetts
Anderson County
Garnett
Milton
Patton
Ernest
Asirapor
Death claims Livineston-Wallace Livingston at 43
Livineston-Wallace Livingston died last Saturday morning at age 43 at his Garnett home after a three year throat cancer battle. He ran a Colony area farm before moving to Garnett for medical care. Born in Orange Prairie, Ti, he married Mary E Ballard in 1891, settled near Colony, and later died with a large funeral attendance. His widow and four children will remain in Garnett temporarily.
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Livineston
Wallace Livingston
Third Avenue
Elm Street
Colony
Kansas
Garnett
Livingston
Deceasel
Orange Prairie
Mary E. Ballard
Fru
Acitatox
Card of Thanks from Mrs Mary Livingston in Garnett
Mrs Mary Livingston expresses gratitude to the Garnett community for the help and kindness shown while caring for her land and preparing her late husband for his journey to the final resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Livingston
Garnett
Eugene Field Poems in Pictures in The Ladies' Home Journal
Missouri schoolchildren gain a nine day tribute to Eugene Field each year. Maxfield Parrish will illustrate Field poems for The Ladies' Home Journal, a welcoming project for children. Among works to be depicted are Little Boy Blue and other favorites, each on full pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
Missouri
Ladies’ Home Journal
Maxfield Parrish
Field
Jias
Garnett Lecture Course Fourth Talk by Fred Brooks
The Garnett Lecture Course announces the fourth number to be delivered by Fred Emerson Brooks on January 9. Tickets are on sale at the Glass Public Store with reduced pricing available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Fred Emerson Brooks
Annaat
Ita
Glass’ Buplk
Beg Reduceday Steening
Jeuaney Bul
Dinner Review in Garnett Praises 20-Cent Meal
The Garnett dining scene features a standout 20-cent dinner described as the best ever served. A promoter notes the Red Light restaurant is again getting up that famed bargain, drawing local patrons seeking value and nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Little Locals string of visits and moves across towns
Dr Kay's Long Balm for bronchitis and Dr Kay's Renovator are advertised as tonics. Ed Stein Jr travels to Joplin and others visit from Paola, Kansas City, Burlington, Independence, and Ottawa. Neighbors and relatives come and go, with pension changes, funerals, hospitalities, and local notes. The Gospel Hall over the Eagle office is repainted.
Holcomb's Headache Powders Advertised Cure
An item notes Holcomb's Headache Powders as a remedy claimed to have cured others and promises to cure you. It mentions Miss Ethel Pointon of Logansport visiting relatives, and Richard Morse from Texan visiting Doc Morse and Mrs. Al Black in Wellington. Fred Myers, recently discharged from three years in Manila, returns home saying he has had enough of soldiering.
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Holcomb
Ethel Pointon
Logansport
Ind
Harry Bolson
Wellington
Richard Morse
Texan
Doc” Morse
al Black
Fred Myers
Regulite
Manila
Ditton with Manto Soboonnier In Legal Action
Edwin L. Eaton, attorney at law, files a sale related matter involving parties Ditton and Manto Soboonnier in a formal legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney AT Law
A Musical Treat in Garnett Opera House Sat Evening
The New York Symphony Concert Company will entertain Garnett tomorrow evening at the opera house with fifteen artists including Miss Tess Van Bergen and her brother Martin. The siblings, children of Conductor Van Bergen, will perform alongside top vocalists and plan a Europe-bound post-tour education. A matinee for school children will precede evening shows with 10 cents for children and 26 cents for adults.
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New York Symphony
Garnett
Opera House
Tess van Bergen
Martin
van Bergen
Santa Fe Road
Europe
Aduil
Thompson Cook Visits Kin After Trip From Canon Cole
Thompson Cook arrived from Canon Cole last Saturday to visit his parents and friends. He is in good health and has gained a healthy color and muscle. J H Slicer and wife visited Topeka to see J H Beatty and wife. Beatty has been ill for three months with little hope of recovery. Capt J D Dobbs was tried for insanity but acquitted. he feels victorious. Jos Schoonover and wife visited from Flumboldt to spend Christmas with relatives and returned home Monday.
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Charley Lesh
Maude
Paola
Lou Gros
Helena, Ark
Jas, Smith
Wichita
Jinstiner
E. E. Masterman
Thompson Cook
Canon Cole
Thompson
Garnett
J. H. Slicer
Topeka
J. H. Beatty
Mr. Beatty
Mr. Slicer
J. D. Dobbs
Jos, Schoonover
Flumbuldt
Win
Schoonover
T. A. Vanter
St. Toe
Deasie Reeve
Thos,Chareh, Jr
J. C. Miller
Aid Society
Scott's Emulsion for Children Oil Remedy Ad
An old advertisement proclaims Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing oil that helps sickly or underdeveloped children. It claims vibrant color, growth, and health improvement with bright oil and portrays the product as pleasant to take. Free samples offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Wells Fargo Office Upgraded With New Furnishings
Carl Neuman installed new furniture and fixtures in the Wells Fargo Express Company office in Hutelingen. The items came from the DeWolf factory. A Cedar Creek water rights committee was formed led by A C Furean, Geo Lacy, and Andy Farris. Miss May Woodworth and Terry Beard returned to Emporia after holidays in Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Neuman
Hutelingen
Wells-Fargo Express Company
DeWolf
Cedar Creek
A.C. Furean
Geo, Lacy
Andy Farris
Misa May Woodworth
Tarry Beard
Central City
Emporia
Mont Ida News Highlights Daily Farm Life and Mishap
Farmers plow and tend fields as John Studebaker recovers from illness while Marion Studebaker returns from Emporia to study. Annie Hudson suffers a mashed finger. A derailment near Birch switch injures the engineer and two brakesmen as cars load dirt. Theo Gobengefker moves to Aliceville and fellows follow. School reopens but teachers fall ill, delaying classes for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Studebaker
Marion Studebaker
Emporia
Annie Hudson
Birch Switch
Theo Gobengefker
Aliceville
Catarrh Cure touted with $100 reward claim
A vintage advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, offering $100 for any failure to cure. It promotes internal treatment, testimonials, and a mail order option from F J Creaxty Co of Toledo, with additional claims for Dr Kay’s Ling Balm and Long Balm products alongside prices.
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Hall
F. J. Creaxty & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Halls Family
CASCARETS and Kay's Long Balm Ad Promises Cough Cure
An old advertisement claims CasCarets laxative tablets cure colds and digestive issues by keeping bowels active, with six million users recommending the product. It also touts Kay's Long Balm as a pleasant, sure cough cure sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
New Year Socials and Local Happenings Across Town
Residents reported a festive New Year with visits and travel ranging from Winnie Lockwood to Garnett. Mrs. Maggie Miller, Miss Maggie Kelsey, and many others shared Christmas and holiday gatherings, while Miss Anni Moteali hosted guests and the Elim House hosted a social. A church gathering, a sale near Bayard, and travel plans to Oklahoma were noted alongside local shop changes and new roles.
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Winnie Lockwood
Miss Reeve
Tole
Maggie Miller
Garnett
C. Kennedy
Allie Stoll
Mes. Moore
Gardner
Maggie Kelsey
Richmond
Lockwood
Kincaid
Jerry Lewis
Blue Mound
Wolfe
F. H. Bearly
Wichita
2. Miller
Anni Moteali
Colony
E.N. McDowell
Mitchell
C.H Nichols
Oklahoma
Perends
Framiny
Stacy Gor
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Scott Exnort
Conway Marshall
H. W. Steriine
THE
First State Bank
Garnett, Kansans
Just
Fifth Avenue
Weat of Boscow's Grocery
W. J. McMurray
Garnett, Kansas
D. P. Stevenson
Patton Stevenson
Parris
John
Moran
Fort Scott
Missouri Pacific
Pleasanton Herald
A.c.farrow
Ed Stein, Jr
Joplin
Mr. A. J. Lesh
Bruce Hell
5. Duvall
A. R. Smith
Mannie Hannum and Wife
Cherryvale
Cline
Independence
W.S. Paliis
Hanbaldt, Theaday
Rufus Hedges
Frisco
Webb City
Frank Bell
Ak Deiggists
Tose Dontis
Burlington
Mrs. Ponth
Leslie Bennett
Iola
Sugar Valley
Tom Tippin
Greeley
L. D. Kirk
Lawrence
Gospel
Eagle
Pratt
Paria
Texas
George
Milton Stevenson
Iowa
Adaie Puller
Valley Falls
Alex Smith
Mary Steves Sterling
Denman
Shawnee
Okla
Borror
Will Ler
J. C. Sears
Milt Foster
Bessie Bell
Clara Rupp
Abel Bell
Sarah A. Walker
Clarence
G. W. Jones
Tim
Adah Uprue
Dorothy Murphy
Nellie van Osdell
Ottawa
Edwin L. Eaton
Salew
Soboonnier
Dan Luce
Geo. McCrum
Excelsior Springs
Speer
Los Angeles
California
Ed Hopkines
South Law
Ler
I. A. Palean, On
the National Bank OF Commerce
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Mastermang
Scott Elliott
W. S. Fallis
WiGovee
Candy Cathartic
Gennine cc
Aenes
Desser
Mont Ida
B. &. Gissne
B. J. Kay
Saratoga
N.Y
Oeday
Nature
Phien
Lone Elm
J. R. Scott
LM. Scott
Tibboeta & McGrew
Ursus Store
F. A. Herbert
Irlcomb
A. L. Benton
J. B, Hutchison
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