The First State Bank General Bank Note
The First State Bank describes its broad banking services with a promise of equal, attentive handling of all business matters big or small.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
5
The First State Bank describes its broad banking services with a promise of equal, attentive handling of all business matters big or small.
A sworn list shows jurors drawn to serve at the June term in Anderson County Kansas. Names include W D Ballard Welda D B Brown Jr Haskell H A Bearly Lone Elm B C Dudley Haskell B Sewell Garnett J H Rebstock Richmond J S Wilston Garnett John Groves Greeley W B Vance Selma W H Foster Garnett Joseph Setanders Westphalia J W Melvin Glentock E Brady Garnett D M Conner Garnett H L Crellin Greeley W H Sith Haskell R A Tippin Garnett D M Bryson Garnett W K Craig Garnett B P Reiber Kincaid Frank Memrick Scipio W H Barnett Welda Wandell Highberger Weatphalia EB L Vanaickle Garnett.Insurance of list as warred names of jurors not Anderson county Kansas. W P McDonald JP L H Gornox JP D M Moons Sheriff Artest Jr E Canverr Co Clerk
Summary of Lone Elm community happenings and personal notices. Diseases, marriages, funerals, religious events, and upcoming services are listed with names and places such as Prairie View Garnett Berwick Welda and Lone Elm. Notable items include wedding plans for Kennedy and Carrier, a April 24 marriage in Welda, and the death of Henry Robertson in Wise with burial at Lone Elm Cemetery.
Fragmented OCR lists several names such as Louisa King Lula Fergeson Eva Dikes Alvin Burton and G J Casady. Missing context leaves uncertain roles or dates but indicates a correspondence or attendee roster fragment from a historic page.
Local ad proclaims Holcomb’s Headache Powders cure headaches others have found relief. Claims past cures and invites readers to try the remedy for themselves.
Louie Blum from Ottawa visited Sunday and met friends. Judge W A Johnson to speak at Colony on Decoration Day. Advaton's phone listed as 125. Enjoy the Red Light Ice Cream.
Old resident Iren G Olmstead of Lomer Elin township visited town Saturday carrying his arm in a sling after an accident with a maul while helping a neighbor. Farmers report corn nearly up and ground ready for kaffir corn. Numerous visits from relatives and neighbors, shifts in population as Missouri Pacific laborers move west, and local incidents from fires to hail storms shape a bustling week.
R. G. Wixe, agent, lists excursion fares with limited return dates. From St Louis to Pacific ports and Kansas cities, specified on sale dates in May and June, fares range from $1.51 to $11.50 with return deadlines from days to weeks later.
The Chicago Record Herald runs a daily Meals for a Day feature with breakfast, luncheon, and dinner menus and accompanying recipes. Housewives are invited to submit entries with cash prizes awarded for the best menus and recipes.
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