A Mother's Appeal to Women for Ballot Reform
An emotive appeal urges mothers and sister women to vote for temperance and reform. It calls women to influence husbands and neighbors at the ballot box, arguing church and home duty require active civic involvement to curb drinking, poverty, and vice. It frames women as agents of moral improvement and national protection, invoking religious authority and patriotic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Pilate
Church
Earth
Lone Elm School March 8 1901 Grade Averages Report
For the month ending March 8 1901 the Lone Elm School grammar department lists 25 enrolled and 23 daily attendees. Nine students neither absent nor tardy include Millie Carrier Mary Irwin Kate Alexander Ingalls Reeve Mabel Adkins Mary Kincheloe Anna Carroll. Those tardy but not absent include Edith Schueasler Walter Kyner Josie Kyner Maudie Lowman. Highest 7th grade average Anna Carroll 95. 6th grade Winnie Carrier 91. 5th grade Winnie Lockwood 96. Eighth graders eligible for county test excused from regular examination Crara G Atexaxnux Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie
Alin Carrier
Mary
James Irwin
Kate Alexander
Ingalls Reeve
Mabel Adkins
Mary Kincheloe
Anna Carroll
Edith Schueasler
Walter
Josie Kyner
Maudie Lowman
Millie Carrier
Winnie Lockwood
Crara G
Primary Department Monthly Attendance Report
Number enrolled twenty eight with average daily attendance twenty two. Those neither absent nor tardy include Eva Babcock, Dorothy Schuessler, Earl Donovan, Nellie Lamb, Nancy Lamb, Clifford Rogers, Nelson Carrier, Vida Patterson, Alfred Hastings. Those absent but not tardy: Paul Woodruff, Emmett Ferguson, Velma Babcock, Enid Babcock, Arthur Gordon, Sammy Irwin, Dollie Adkins, Wesley Adkins, Johnnie Minckley, Loren Minckley, Cecil Woodruff, Dell Lewis, Curtis Routzong, Mabel Vaughn, Herall Gordon, Roy Hastings. Stella Waclace, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Babcock
Dorothy Schuessler
Earl Donavan
Nellie
Nancy Lamb
Clifford Rogers
Nelson Carrier
Vida Patterson
Alfred Hastings
Paul Woodruff
Emmett Ferguson
Velma
Enid Babcock
Arthur Gordon
Sammy Irwin
Dollie
Wesley Adkins
Johnnie
Loren Minckley
Cecil Woodruff
Dell Lewis
Curtis Routzong
Mabel Vaughn
Her
Hall Gordon
Roy Hastings
Pasture and nursery stock offerings from local dealer
Cow Pasture invites pasture cow tenants starting May first at 2.00 dollars per month with a 50 percent discount for advance payment. Bonstas notes Captain L D Dobbs has spent the week digging and hauling fruit trees and nursery stock for spring delivery and is ready to supply customers in large or small quantities.
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Bonstas
L. D. Dobbs
Teachers Meeting at Lone Elm March 29 Program
A teachers meeting schedule lists events at Lone Elm on March 29 including chorus music, recitations by Maggie Kelsey Paper and Chloe Brooke, discussions by W W McAdant Bert Richards D McFadden N A Baker and others, doll drill and school performances with multiple departments and schools named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Elm
Maggie Kelsey
Kennedy
W. W. McAdant
Bert Richards
Lone Elm Schuel
Solr
Enid Routzong
Vaper
Prof. Baker
May J. Cotton
G. R. Lawellin
Chloe Brooke
B. Cox
D. McFadden
N. A. Baker
Hickory Grove
Duel
Quartette
Lone Elm School
Nursery stock sale notice from Dobbs in 1901 advertisement
Lively notice advertising a future delivery of a large home grown stock including apple pear cherry and other nursery stock by Capt L D Dobbs. Names listed include Robert Allen Mon wh Burs Harry Crellin Belle Horn and David. Letter list indicates publication with March 22 advertising date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Mon
Harry Crellin
Belle Horn
David
L. D. Dobbs
Local social notes and visits across Greeley and beyond
A stream of social travel and greetings fills the week with names from Greeley, Osawatomie, Ottawa, Joplin, and Indianapolis. Residents attend conferences, visit relatives, and report improving health while others return from Indiana and Oklahoma. Local events include school entertainments and real estate moves, plus a political note on voting and labor-friendly governance with Bryan.
Local items parade in town notes and moves
Jio t Flynn ties this week to a hung jury. Mer Nevinn visited relatives in Tola on Monday. Miss Lizzie Gregory returned from St Louis Sunday. Mont Bell and wife went to Kansas City Monday on business. Harry Wilson found work on the Memphis road. Scott, of St Scott, appeared for a legal matter Wednesday. Mrs J T Highley and daughter visited from Paola Wednesday. The Pair improved its millinery department. Will Whitney and wife came from Mulvane Saturday to see his ailing mother. Mrs S W Kerr returned to Parsons Monday after church visits. Mrs Jim Fry visited her sister Whitney from Osawatomie Sunday. Lula Louch of Lane visited sister Dr Douglass Saturday to Sunday. G A R lodge-room improvements and house-cleaning. Dolphus Harrison visiting from Antelope. Jonathan Davis of Bourbon County attended a horse sale at Westphalia. Dr Stickney and wife from San Francisco arrived Saturday. Stickney and Dr North to form Quaker Herbs Company at Garnett. Dr Harry North and wife arriving from Troy. North plans a road tour soon. Chas F Grimmer sold his Greeley farm to Colin Cameron of Lochiel Arizona to finish cattle for fine-stock market. Farm to be restocked with tame wrass. Money raised by temperance committee to prosecute violators of the prohibitory law questioned. committee members unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Grimmer
Greeley
Colin Cameron
Lochiel
Arizona
Scott's Emulsion Provides Hope Against Rheumatism
Ad urges readers to try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil for rheumatism, suggesting digestion issues may cause symptoms. It claims the remedy helps restore health by addressing the underlying cause, with caution that if not the cause, it will do no harm.
Local notices from Paola Times and neighbors
Mark Andrews visited his parents at the front of the week. Meany came up from Wilton county on Tuesday. Strawberry plants sell 25 to 50 cents per hundred at Capt Dobbs. Capt Nobbs owns peach trees at five cents each but they won’t last long. Mrs. Clay Whitford returned from Emporia after the death of her sister Mrs AL Scote. Dick Martin at the north-side barber shop has a new barber chair and growing business in Stev elgar store. A. J. Leah of Garnett rents the Mallory room to open clothing. Lesh, an old and experienced merchant, will likely succeed. J. J. and Jesse Wright of Lincoln township had bills and cards printed to advertise Joshua Wright’s stallion and jack for the season. An exchange notes the man behind the rake is in evidence, while a yard cleanup forewarns the housewife’s patience is ex hausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Whitford
Emporia
AL. Scote
Dick Martin
Stevelgar
A. J. Leah
Garnett
Mallory
Lesh Ia
Paola
J. J
Jesse Wright
Lincoln Township
Taniab
Jack
Joshua Wright
Local Notes From Lone Elm And Surrounding Areas
Lone Elm and nearby districts report travel and visits as J H Lamay and daughter Myrile journeyed to Iola while Net Webber visited brother B G Webber. Will Lamb returns from Towanda and Bascom Loman sold horses to Mound City for 245 dollars. Wedding of Jobo Hamilton and Sissy Dan Heeter at Welda with about fifty guests. Temperance advocate Hartzell Wallace of Kansas City lectured and organized a W C T U society in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lamay
Myrile
Iola
Net Webber
B. G. Webber
Will Lamb
Towanda
Ura
Bryant
St. Louis
Mins Estella Wallace
T. C. mcDowell
Lone Eli
C.C. Kennedy
Clara Alexander
Brosis
Urs
Phebe Jones
Launemon
Illy
H. P. Trout
Sr. Trout
Bascom Loman
Mound City
Warch
Gill
Welda
Plas Adelia Ferrell
Caleb Frazer
Jackson
Kinsaid
Atetcalf
Colony
Reeve
Anon
Geo. Robins
S. Heater
Octawa
Hamilton-Hester
Hartzell Wallace
Kansas City
A. B
Temperance
Old Court House Sold by County Commissioners
County commissioners sold the old court house on Monday in May with Barber Hyde as purchaser for a price of 0,000. The county will rent the old building from April until the new court house is completed. Also noted are arrivals and local political moves including Dr Hes ning as mayor candidate and councilman slates for wards one through four. Senator Crum visited Carterville. J O Harrison came from Tala on business. A J Ellis arrived as new Christian minister in Garnett. Tom Currier from Kangai City. and local figures Mra Seber, J H Kennedy, HW McEwen among names mentioned in party planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Harrison
Tala
A. J. Ellis
Christian Miliiater
Garnett
Senator Crum
George
Carterville
Tom Currier
Kangai City
Dan
and M. Howe
Republicans
Dr. Hesning
Meyor
T. M. Hamilton F
Shrake
W. Ff. Hempstead
Andy Perris
Life Parks
Board of Education
Frank Green
Birk. Lips Hi. Kennedy
HW. McEwen
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W. J. McMurray
Wilites
D Culler
Ike Ouwald
Albert Borman
Pal
Poo Bree
Charles Bay
Win Stewart
Bares Newton
Martin Setter
Uyken
A Buchtel
McEvoy
Rbritten
H Andrew
Shawver
Jacob Donica
T AW Riley
John H Tyler
W Thomas
L Marah
Stubbs
HL. Joa
Partis
Sandy Morro
Harry King
Lone Elm School Report
Stella WacLace
Chicago
Gor
Santa Fe
Kansas City Union Depot
C. S. Coleman
Gent
the National Bank OF Commerce
Garnett, Kansas
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Masterman
Scott Elliott
W. &. Fallis
Dale Gehe
Marie Johnston
Ottawa
Harry Jones
The
Greeley Graphic
Eunice Monroe
Osawatomie
Maggie Myers
Bureka
Tinker Bodley
Richmond
T. J. Hasney
W. G. Stewart
Stewart
Win
Weeoff
Wife
Stanley
Inez
Ruth Boucher
W. C. Decker
Genie Ober
Hertha Kirkpatrick
Mabel Smith
Bush Aid
Clara Burke
Oklahoma
J.C. Hintt
Wie
Bailey
Putnam Township
Bryan
Will Cunningham
Joplin
St. Smith
Eureksa
Billy Kirkpatrick
Bertha
Indiana
Wi. Housting
Jackson Township
Hallie Millar
Ant
Tuexlay
Muscatine, In
Mr Millar
Deol M. Smith
Kennard
Ind
Hoosier
H. G. Orwig
Philippines
Guam
Grimny Bay
Granny
American Hook Company
Vern Ayres
AG Tator
Olathe
Kass
Congregational Church
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Aaice House
Mia. W. P. Weldon
Boise City
Idaho
East Lynn
Welen
Higgins
John Priest
Welden
Jiot Flynn
Mer. Nevinn
Tola
Lizzie Gregory
Mont Bell
Harry Wilson
Memphis
Jange Corey
St. Scott
Will Whitney
Mulvane
S. W. Kerr
Church and Wife
Parsons
Jim Fry
Mes. Whitney
Lula Louch
Lane
Dr. Douglass
Dolphus Harrison
Phil N. Hicks
Antelope
Manny
Jonathan Davis
Bourbon County
NL & D
Westphalia
Scott Spriggs
Stickney
San Francisco
Fourth Avenue
Dr. North
Quaker Herbs ! Company
Harry North
Troy
North
Quaker Herbs! Company
Temperance Committee
Scott
Scott & Bowne
St. N.Y
Mark Andrews
Meany
Wilton County
Dobbs
Nobbs
Old Court House
the M. Born & Co
Royal Tailors
Clifton T. Hirtt
Shaw
Holcomb & GO
Aquare
Chas. L. Pettis & CO
Duane Street
New York
Music Store
Barth’s
Belle Smith, Prop
Weat
Fifth Avenue
J. R. Scott
Hes Paysite Aires
LM. Scott
Optician
Ycruntialite
Tibbetta & McGrew
California
C. S
Coleman
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