Ottawa residents in district court and social visits
In Ottawa yesterday W A Deford transacted Innsviews in district court. Mrs Frank Lewis returned from Clar ida Iowa. Mrs R O Holman and sister Nina Hill visited Ottawa. Robert Hunley came back from Newton where he led Cannon and Reeds clothing. Clarence Davis and wife left north on the Santa Fe. Lewis Taylor the Rich township ranchman visits town with Charles and Mia Stein and Judge and Mrs Ed Stein hosting Jelenda Montag and others as guests.
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W. A. Deford
Ottawa
Frank Lewis
Clarida
Iowa
R. O. Holman
Nina Hill
Robert Hunley
Newton
Cannon & Reeds
Clarence Davis
Lewis Taylor
Rich Township
Charles
Mia. Stein
Mr. Stein
Ed Stein
Lyda Hamilton
Birdie Lawellinent
Mont Ida Montag
Jelenda
Local Notes and Community Updates in Garnett
Local notes report illnesses in Garnett households including Mrs W J McMurray and Miss Edith Fry. A carload of casing arrived for a gan well and George Anderson returned to Oregon. Garnett society items cover a missionary meeting, a wedding at Glenrook, Kan, and Mrs Church hosting a luncheon after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary and Aid Society
M. I. Parsonage
Sliver in Eye Sighting at De Wolf Factory Injures Carl Newman
Carl Newman suffered a sliver in his eye while working at the De Wolf furniture factory. Dr. Scott removed the sliver and Newman begins the long recovery, with pain from Saturday through Wednesday improving gradually.
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Carl Newman
de- Wolf
Scott
Mr. Newman
Warning to the Boys About Nigger Shooter Toy
A newspaper note warns boys after a dangerous toy called a nigger shooter struck Frank Nichol’s house and his daughter nearby. It cites eye injuries and broken windows, mentions a strict ordinance, and says Marshal Farris would arrest any boy caught with one, urging safer, less risky play.
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the News
Uncalled Letters at Garnett Post Office Week End Feb 18
List of names not called for includes Eeg Whitmore H N Miller Walter Henning Mrs Hust ed Miss Ryna Fergison Mrs Maria Colling Mrs M Colling Mr Prank Stier Will Ownnk Mrs Maggie Morris and Mr WN Morrie Brau PM.
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Garnett
Whitmore
Eeg
H. N. Miller
Walter Henning
E. Husted
Ryna Fergison
Maria Colling
M. Colling
Prank
Will Ownnk
Maggie Morris
WN. Morrie
Brau
P.M
Market Letter summarizes Kansas City cattle and hog receipts
Our Market Letter reports total receipts last week of 33 500 cattle 19 200 sheep and 44 100 hogs compared with 27 400 cattle 13 400 sheep and 47 500 hogs the previous year. Fat steers closed 16 to 25 cents higher while hog receipts lagged year ago. Cows scarce stockers and feeders steady 379 cars sold. top steers 25 25 with later highs near 26.00. Pigs valued 6 00 to 6 25 and overall prices rose modestly amid tighter supplies.
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Kansas City
Moreta
Ava
Pragk Hardesty
Osage County
Kansas
Tucatoy
Week's lamb market slips despite early gains
Sheep receipts lagged the prior week while prices closed 15 to 26 cents lower overall. Monday morning openings rose about ten cents and held. Light weight atexican lambs topped 86.40, 72 lb Western lamb 6.50, Parrott ewes 4.70 at 90 lb, wethers 5.25 to 5.85, yearlings 11.20.
Colonization Efforts Promoted for West and Southwest
The Missouri Pacific Railway seeks to develop agriculture, minerals, and industry in the West and Southwest by rallying local farmers, miners, merchants, and professionals. It offers illustrated literature and inducements, including transport facilities and low rates, to settlers and homeseekers, inviting communities to supply names and addresses. H. Townsend, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Louis.
Why Women Now Look Younger in Modern Times
A discussion on why typical modern women appear twenty to thirty years younger than grandmothers at the same age. It notes the choice to avoid aging, pursue youth through open air living, sun and breeze, and not accepting ill health as part of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Football and Insanity in Early Football Era
Elbert Hubbard notes in Cosmopolitan that in 1902 two American prize fighters were killed and in a three month season 21 football players died. Fifteen died of neck or back injuries. many others were permanently injured. He cites two young men in lunatic asylum as examples and urges parents to question football’s manliness.
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America
Elbert Hubbard
Local nuptials and notices mingle with health ads
Raton suffering from crip. Galen K Smith and Miss Pearl Porter unite in marriage by Rev. Church. Judge Slicer joins Wa Perry and Ethel Os hart of Rich township in matrimony. Manhattan note says Alexander ill with rheumatism. Fort Scott board asks for passenger trains on K N D line. Dora Cook and daughter plan Erie home. CAS CARETS advertised. E Harry Kelly's new waltz South corn Smiles highlighted. Provisions from J W Jenkins Son Kansas City Mo.
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Mia
Horace Reed
Santry
J. Cannon
Newton
Galen R. Smith
Jennie Pearl Porter
Glenrook
Kan
H. A. Church
Galen K. Smith
Miss Pearl Porter
Rev. Church
Jdge Slicer
Wa. Perry
Iss Ethel Oshart
Rich Township
M. Alexander
Manhattan
Ars
Mexander
Tor Dale
Ihbern & Co
Sni
E. Harry Kelly
J. W. Jenkins & Son
Kansassity
Lenten Sermons At Congregational Church
The pastor continues a Lent sermon series with the second message on Christian Fellowship to be delivered next Sunday morning. Evening service speaker Mr Metcalf will present The Profit of Religion. All who worship elsewhere are invited to attend both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Fellowship
Mrs Lofinck Dead in Manhattan Republic
Mrs Lofinck died at home on Poyntz avenue after years of illness. Born June 5, 1861 in Newton Indiana she moved to Kadang and then Manhattan with husband Reuben E Lotlack in 1876. She leaves husband five children and two stepdaughters. funeral Monday at 2 30 conducted by Rev J K Miller with many relatives attending.
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Manhattan
Kan
Loufich
Methodist Church
Loilick
Baker University
Ree
J. K. Miller
Sfethoulat Shareh
Samuel Wilcox
Topeka
Sol Sewell
St. Joe
Charley Henson
Mra
J. W. Maxwell
Paola
Elijah Sewell
Garnett
Geo. W. Mills
Burma Loflick
Junction City
Reception for Miss Maggie Smith at Presbyterian church
A reception honored Miss Maggie Smith last night at the Presbyterian church. The hall featured Egyptian draperies and Egyptian refreshments including lubeh, coffee from Egypt, crackers and dates. Guests knelt while dining as Miss Smith prepares to return to Egypt, with Reenay Zheadebart delivering farewell and God speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Smith
Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Miss Smith
Reenay Zheadebart
CURE A CULV IN ONE DAY CLAIMS LAXATIVE EFFECT
An old ad text promises a one day cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states druggists will refund money if it fails to cure and mentions a signature by B. W. Grove and a reference to Jonenchtox 250.
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B. W. Grove
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Deora Fred Blum
Vice Press
We Ana HY
the National Bank OF Commerce
C. O. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. KE. Masterman
Scott Hiliott
W. S. Fallis
Potity Acount
W. J. McMurray
W. Huff
Mrs. Owen
Sam McMillan
Edith Fry
Amiot
Ida Rittenhouse
I. P. Gowdy
Beatrice
Reba Martin
Joe Martin
Ionize Home
Schoonover
Acta
Aterdeon
Mr. Schoonover
George Anderson
Anderson County
Hepner Oregon
Charles Borrer
M. J. Blackamore
Joe Fashing
J. H. Kennedy
Charley King
J. B. Smith
Taw Riley
B. Adams
Osawatomie
Charles Heard
Central City
James Atwater
Rich Pontabin
Thomas Steele
Jennie Hubbard
Ward L. Burk
Missouri Pacific Railway
Weat
Southwest
H. & Townsend, Fien's
St. Louis, Mo
Mattie Oval
Mr. Ad Mra
Walrad
Raton
Hamilton
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Rustler
Wax
Dora Cook
Erie
Fort Scott
Board of Railroad Comminsjoomers
Slicer
Augustus E. Clark
Wigs Kittie E. Childe
Union Township
Benj. J. Hudson
Iss Emma B. Parks
Mont Wa
Rex
Vaugin’'S
National Biscuit Company
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Dakota
OMGA
Cross
Ayer
Buckingham
Deveaiver
Pall Co
Baldwin & Hunley
Bok of Commerce
Holcomb & CO
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J. R. Scott
Phystelun
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LM. Scott
Byer
Glasgos
Tibbetts & Mouren
A. L. Benton
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