Wednesday Evening News Tour of Kansas City Attendees
Numerous residents and visitors travel to Kansas City for meetings and conventions. Names include B G Gordon, Jo Harriman, D Nichola, Frank Lawellin, Jack Waititt, Geo L Crum, Ada Bowman, 4 B Hutchison, Pearl Watking, Mrs T J Lankford, Bolman, Mrs Withiam J Frankenberger, Whittit, Senator Fullington, Bruce Bell, C T Minette, Mrs Gen Manley, Major W A Gear, Mrs Pred Charles, Mrs Horace Reed, Mrs C D Tichens, Dr Milligan, Dr Cunningham, County Superintendent Cox, and others on business trips, visits, or conventions alike.
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Scott
Kansas City
Pentenlas
B.gordon
Jo Harriman
Kansas
D. Nichola
Frank Lawellin
Binmarek
Pakotm
Jack Watiitt
Geo. L. Crum
South
McAle Uster
Ind
Phisday
Evening News
Milligan Mate
Topeka
Tidas
Cunningham
Ottawa
Cox
Local Notes and Happenings In Garnett Community
Local notes report Henry Andrews illness several days and John G Jolneon preparing to visit Kansas City for a Bar Association banquet set for February. Spears becomes tent cutter at the Garnett Mercantile Company while W P McDonald is appointed Deputy clerk of Anderson county district court. Johnny Cole’s absence at Fort Scott prompts temporary vacancy. Cheminade club met at Annie Johnson's home with informal games. Marion Tippon pleads guilty to assault. Frank Sobba charged and trial continued. Land buyers scout locations as county road rolls released. Pattie returns from Oregon weak but sharing hopeful news. Bronnton of Fourth Avenue Hotel oversees lawyers banquet menu, unread by the lawyers. Raleigh Nevins joins National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City. Garnett’s strong, trusted youth praised by the News.
Reverend Marsh to Speak at Congregational Church Next Sunday
Rev H L Marsh formerly pastor at Ottawa Congregational Church will preach twice for Mr Metcalf next Sunday. Marsh has drawn wide praise and is expected to draw a cordial hearing. Metcalf has led a series of special meetings in Ottawa this week, growing attendance and interest. He will finish the meetings Sunday and return home Monday.
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HL. Marsh
Congregational Church
Ottawa
Mr. Metcalf
Mr Marsh
Metcalf
Mc Marsh
Sual T
Viaduct Suggested Over Santa Ky Railroad
Evening News notes a proposed viaduct over the Santa Ky Railroad as a needed city improvement. Trains block streets causing pupil tardiness and danger. the railroad should cooperate with the city to build the crossing at low cost and with zeal.
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Evening News
Santa Ky
Local Notes From Lone Elm And Surrounding Areas
A roundup of visits and travel across Lone Elm, Kincaid, Munday, and nearby towns. Citizens include A Bierly, A J Williams, the Mistes Finlay, Capt J A Smith, J By dwkwood, J W Lawry, and Postmaster McDowell. Roads improving and farmers hauling corn, flax, and kite corn. Family visits, illnesses, and travel to Oklahoma and Kansas City noted.
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Hi A. Bierly
Kincaid, Munday
A. J. Williams
Colony
Lone Elm
Carrie Nation Visit Planned for Garnett to Come Standby
Carr ie Nation is announced to visit Garnett at a future date not yet named. Several local notes follow: W W Pratt returns from Paris Texas. Will Walrad went to Kansas City last Friday. Senator Crunt selects his daughter Fay as secretary. K M Slottaker returns to Greeley. Mrs Korns of Salina visiting her parents B F Walker and wife. Arthur Hollingshead and B P Rooks visit Kansas City earlier in the week. Myrtle Schofield of Gardner visits cousin Dori Crogier near Bush City. Win Coleman from Kane City visits daughter Mrs John Slonaker and family. Captain Kaufman’s condition unchanged. Ralph Knight joins the navy. Henry Setter leaves for Mexico City for a job. County Commissioner Kessel visits. bond session on Monday. Judge Hugins praised as an experienced undertaker. Mrs Wilson, sister of Mrs Tom Guy, dies Tuesday. remains go to Mapleton for burial.
Purgatives and Lost Pocketbook Recounted in Brief
A notice recommends Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for mild purgative needs and avoids Florence. J Farley endorses their use. Judge Higgins reports losing a pocketbook with a substantial sum while riding to church. a liberal reward is offered for its return. Cliffe M Hrooke launches The Short Story Paper in Kansas City, priced at 40 cents per year. trial offer of three months for 10 cents.
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Tippin
Vetina West
Atise
Srs
Sainie Johnson
Wiss
Alice
Morris
Aliex
Emma Holden
Florence
J. Farley
Chamberlain
Ribbetts
Higgins
Chureh
Cliffe M. Hrooke
Kansas City
Cliffe
Mike
Topeka State Journal touts new printing press and expanded coverage
The Topeka State Journal announces installation of a double deck Goss perfecting press enabling 25 000 copies per hour and six pages per second. The daily now offers ten pages with sixteen on Saturdays, including wire reports from Associated Press, politics, entertainment, fiction, and extensive local news. Subscriptions listed: thirty cents a month, ninety cents for three months, or $1.80 for six months.
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Topeka State Journal
Kansas
Pays
Traservis
Inter
Topeka Daily State Journal
Mintl
Santa Fe Excursions To Kansas City and Topeka
Santa Fe unveils excursion routes to Kansas City at 3 dollars round trip and Topeka at 2.22 dollars. Sale dates listed as January 19 to 26 with limited return windows late January, containing caveats and ticket plans with Coremax program by agent.
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Kansas City
Jran
Topeka
An Old Auctioneer of Many Years Experience
An older auctioneer with near twenty years in sales promises better prices and higher volume for property in eastern Kansas. Terms are reasonable. Prospective clients urged to give a new trial and be convinced by Jena Hicetss of Harnett, Kansas.
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Kansas
Jena Hicetss
Harnett
Kas
Try Holcomb's Headache Powders Cure Claims
A brief ad-like note touts Holcomb's Headache Powders claiming they have cured others and will cure you, urging readers to try the product.
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Holcomb
A New Disease Strikes Cattle Near Town
Tuesday's Evening News reports a new cattle disease near Mr. Rittenhouse's herd four miles west of town. About sixty to seventy-three cattle are affected, with several deaths. Dr. N S Mayo notes the illness is new to veterinarians, likely under federal oversight, and calls for prompt action to identify and stamp it out.
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Rittenhouse
Mayo
State Agricultural College
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