Cattle Combine Leader Denies Involvement After Threatening Encounter
The article reports that Mr Cuttershine Johnson, named head of the cattle combine, was confronted Wednesday by a fierce man with a butcher knife. Johnson denies any ties to the combine and says two men, John Walker and J. W. Hunter, tried to enlist him. He also quips about possum meat, preferring sweet potatoes and chicken gravy, and calls for exposing the cattle combine to stop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuttershine” Johnson
Julinaon
Combine
Tie
John Walker
J. W. Hunter
Mr. Johnson
Silver Meeting at Headquar ters Draws Notable Speeches and Music
The Monday night Silver meeting at Silver headquarters featured brief talks by A. J. Smith and Geo. Currier, a recitation by Judge Schoonover, selections by Mrs. Anna Champe and E. Hampshire, two songs by J. H. Darcie and Mrs. Hamilton, plus instrumental numbers by E Hampshire, Geo. Tillson, and Ed Pollard. Attendees say those missing miss much fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Headquarters
A. J. Smith
Geo. 5. Currier
Judge Schoonover
Anna Champe
E. Hampshire
J. H. Darcie
Hamilton
E Hampshire
Geo. Tillson
Ed Pollard
We Want Correspondents for Anderson County Townships
The Actratox seeks at least one correspondent in every township in Anderson county. Personal news from all parts of the county will keep the paper lively. Send items from your neighborhood and help sustain county coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actratox
Anderson County
Geo Thomas Is Here in Custody After Sheriff Keeney Arrival
Sheriff Keeney arrived from Seattle, Washington, last Friday night with his prisoner George Thomas who now languishes in the bastile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Keeney
Seattle
Wash
George Thomas
Grandest Remedy Promises Cure From Dr King’s Discovery
Chilhowie merchant R B Greeve credits two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after years of coughs consumption and failed remedies. The medicine is praised as a grand remedy for coughs, colds and consumption with a free trial offered by Gus Graves, the local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Greeve
Chilhowie
Dr King
Bettie
Gus Graves
Flambeau Club Meeting Called for January 28
Members of the Bryan Flambeau Club are requested to meet at headquarters on Saturday evening January 28. Let every member be present. Carr, Banxor.
Bryan’s Book and Local News in Early Week Notices
L N Judd selling Bryan books in Greeley and county canvass planned. Rev Vollinar ill several days. Geo Il Harris of Garnett and Ed Owan from Topeka visited. Senator Caldwell from Topeka over Sunday. West of Mont Ida granted a pension. Mrs Pepper’s musical recital urged. Lutheran church seating improved. Chas F Henson from Paola. Mrs M J Turrell visiting Union township. Wesley Spindler visiting Union township. Will Stewart in Kansas City on business. Phil Hicks to exhibit at Topeka Pure Food Exposition. J A Kirkton favors Pelfer’s re election. James Graven wrote to Arkansas. Fred Vincent now in Ottawa overseeing Plummer’s paint shop. Mrs R L Scott of Paris Illinois visiting parental home.
Electric Bittera Promises Health Boost and Purity
A cached ad touts Electric Bittera as a purely vegetable nerve tonic and blood purifier that aids digestion, liver and kidneys, and restores vigor. The piece also includes a garbled county report listing pauper expenditures, then local notices about accidents, commerce, and community events across Garnett and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Graves
Lone Elm Items Show Local Doings and Weather Impact
Lone Elm notes recount visits by C Harper to Yates Center and Mrs Zoe Lockwood from Lone Elm visiting relatives in Minoia. Local shipments by McDowell and Bidwell, church meeting for Sunday School officers, lodge activities at Kincaid, and postponed G A R and W R O installation due to weather. Kansas Day celebration planned January 29 at the ball. A. Babcock cited as progressive farmer with a new poultry house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harper
Yates Center
McDowell & Bidwell
David Sandora
Badington
Zoe Lockwood
Lone Elm
Minoia
C. Hl
Nichola
G. EB. McAlpine
W. J. Little
Tola
M. BE
Nichols
DV. Stoll
Spectacles Lost in Dark-Red Cave Near Church
Mrs. Elizabeth Swallow reports missing gold-rimmed glasses lost Thursday night between her Third Avenue home and the Methodist church. A reward is offered. finder to leave the items at this office or at Mrs. Swallow’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Swallow
Third Avenue
Methodiat Church
Electric Bitters Medicine Ad Slips From Fragment
A distorted ad fragment touts Electric Bitters as a seasonal tonic for languor and exhaustion, claiming it cleanses the system and relieves ailments like constipation and dizziness. Prices listed as $1.80 per bottle appear garbled, with references to a druggist and dealer locations.
Kansas Day Celebrations and Local Notes
Kansas Day activities organized by the silver club proceed with plans for a program though ex governor St John cannot attend. Items from The North Side Fair include cheap queenware for 10 days and discounted ladies and misses hosiery. A reported attempt to wreck a Septe Fe train near Garnett ends with a tied track and minor damage. A tramp’s breakfast promise leads to a vanished visitor and a note left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Silver Club
St. John
Septe Fe
Colony
The Beat Salve for Skin Ailments and Piles
Advertising copy touts Beat Salve as a universal remedy for cuts sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains and more with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by Gua Graves The Druggist at 25 renta per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gua Graves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ Stores
North Side Square
Geo. Thomas
Garnett Laundry
Bryan
L. N. Judd
Greeley
Vollinar
Geo
Harris
Garnett
Pefferman
Ed Owan
Topeka
Senator Caldwell
Nathaniel I. West
Mont Ida
Chas F. Henson
Paola
M. J. Turrell
Union Township
Wesley Spindler
Will Stewart
Kansas City
Phil Hicks
J. A. Kirkton
City
Pelfer
James Graven
Arkansas
Fred Vincent
Ottawa
Plummer
R. L. Scott
Paris
A. Burson
Board of County Commissioners
Reederty
Washington
Walker
Lincoln
Union
Westphalia
Thomas
Atulerkun
Nick” Nichols Ie
Hall
Drexey & Co
Toledo
K. J. Cheney
Fem
Wisar & Troax
Wanniwa
Kixway
Joe Goode
Ft. Scott l Grocery
Yeater
Day
Hia Luggy
Garnett Creamery
Cole
George Oaborn
Bank of Commerce
George Schoonover
Rebekah
Anderson & Miller
Scott Elliott
Garnett Cemetery
Massachusetts
Harry Ober
Ile State
MecNary
Aliceville
Methodist Church
Voorhees
Kanes City
McEwen Brothers
JL. Newton
Ton
J. D. Stevens
Shockey
The
Colony Free Press
Jerry Bibens
Sle
Kanaan City
Sherm Hannum
N. L. Bowman
United States Circuit Court
W. L. Sutherland
Congregational Church
Monroe
the McComb Grocery Co
W. FP
Jamea
Jackson Towne
Petter
McComb Grocery
Perrine & McComb’s
North Side
Charley Vaughn
Jackson Township
CGS& Hopkins
Odell , Douglass
Physicians & Surgeons
Wagetan
Gus, Graves
South Side
J. W. May
Lincoln Township
J. McMaurray
Hanover
Ind
NeLie Jackson
C. E. Smith
Undertaker
Ace
Holcomb & GO
Aquate
Graves
Nypicanton
Ty Graves Manuracruntna Co
Pittsburg
Kas
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