Fragmented Post Office Notice and Delegates List
A garbled notice lists stock items and a post office tiling location west of JM. Tatenson & Cas hardware, referencing Honks slusien and other fake goods. The piece then shifts to a long list of delegates to a S. S. Convention with names and towns including Lincoln and Garnet, followed by remarks on church figures and regional officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatenson & Cas Hardware
Woods
Harwood Guitars
Neds Studs
Gyass & Sexe
Alumni Reception for Class of 1901 Announced
The High School Alan will give a reception to the class of 1901 after the graduation exercises on Monday evening May 27 at the AQ OU, W hall. All graduates planning to attend should contact Will Pasion or George Marshall by Wednesday May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
W Hall
Yo Will Pasion
George Marshall
Lev
$100 Reward for Cures of Catarrh Disease
Readers learn that a claimed cure for catarrh exists. Hull's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a constitutional treatment taken internally to strengthen the body and aid recovery. Proponents promise a free cure if it fails and urge sending testimonials to Ciminianny & Co in Toledo, Ohio, through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Hull
Ciimienny & Co
Tole Win
Olin Snid Hy
The
Matt's Pannily
Oils Tee Ce Best
Latdye Jennie
Cosmopolita Fr
Strawberry plant sale and safety note on Third Avenue
A fragment notes strawberry plants priced at 40.00 cents per hundred and mentions a safety advisory linked to a person named Smith or Doth with a reference to Third Avenue. The readable items point to a local sale and a precaution, but details are incomplete.
Paris Types and Local Notes Fill May Cosmopolitan Readings
A jumble of notices from Garnett area residents covers travel, visits, and small life events. Names include Jutit Mackey, Miss Josie Mills, Miss Ada McCollam, Mr. Frick, Mrs. A. Osborn, and Judge Trigg. The item also mentions pension news for Thos 8 Milla and a feature about Paris types in May Cosmopolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollotta
Paris
Public Health Law Expands Disease Control Powers
The legislature passed house bill 195 to regulate reporting of infectious diseases by physicians and households, empower health officers to quarantine and close gatherings, and bar school attendance for affected children. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars. Reports route to local boards and county health officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
County Health of
Heer
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HANKS
First State Bank
Garnett, Ks
Menior
Hest
Jeet
von Aen
Holcomb & GO
J. R. Scott
Jens
Scott
Persort
F. D. Murdock & Wife
Ling
A. L. Benton
Karnett, Kansas
L. Eaton
Attorney AT Law
USIC
Barth
Belle Smith
West Fifth Avenue
F. A. Herbert
Oleamb
Garnett
Kansas
Tor
Baldwin & Hunley, Toler Bank of Con
Heapaker
S. S
Pollywlig
Topelst
Smuithy and
Rey
Kilov
Pirat Taye
Gaynety
Heashvecandi Fiatites Wilding
Chrisin S
Jonnie
Revell Mets Ryen S. S
Lincoln
Fe Pettigrew
Julia Cayot
Lutherans
Garnet
J. Housel Ani
Diolatm. SB
Kincaid
Jol
Tinisicker
Wella Vernon Archer
Mra
Ntand Berge
PSS
van Siock
Mire
Kell Ont
Westphalia
Cherry Mount
JF Dorehe
Alt. Hola
Connie
Smith—hiathoa
Third
Ingrain
Brussels
Velyel
Garnett and
Harris
Garnett Mercantile Co
Charley Blam
Jed Keexer
Greeles
Fallis
Aambolt
Billy’ Worden
Wichita
Anderson County
Andrew Manley
Chanute
Eilith Ray
Wonilleag
Tuewiting
Ont
Roli't. Frick
Lola
Harry Johnson
Harry Neisa
Cael
Salt Lake
Ci Mekinen
Von
Thos 8 Milla
Greeley
Mes
Wil Wyatt
Son Township
Lavellini
Johnson
C. T. Hiatt's
Josie Mills
Kansas City
Lucy
Oakley Thomas
W. G. Crna
Central City
Sarah Riley
Osawatomie
M. I. Fry
Dr. Douglass
Lane
Munda
Mamie Sargent
Lalarpe
Charlie
Conway Marshall
Charley
Ibn Chick
Tullos
Louisiana
Grayson
E. H. Gamble
Ottawa
Theaday, Innenebing Sottie Legal Nisimnena
Geo. Crocker
W.G. Stewart
2. A. Gromt
Denver
FT. Avierson
Judge Trigg
Anna Wood
Richmond
Menich Hills
Corey
United States
Mooney
Scout
Yententay
Lesheas
Viele
Red" Laawellin
Worden
Wichita Tuesay
de. Hamilton
HS. Shields
Hot Springs
Ark
Amet
Henlel
Carey L. Mann
Baldwin
Frank Mitchell
Homme
Clara Mexander
Weldatone Ship
Ada McCollam
Normal
Sam's McCollant and
Bush City
T. J. Hassey
Slaughter & Taylor
Twentieth
Kansas, Regiment
LeRoy
A. Osborn
North Carolina
Virginia
Chas. Henson
Will Maxwell
Paola
Miss Hear
Kice
Lawrence
Solon Kilis
Ellie
Alvi
California
Thorntan
Fresno
Win
Veo
Avile
Santa Fe Railway Company
Topeka
Chicago
William Allen White
Santa Fe
Pegsiir
Shickles
New
Tulson
Life Lewis
Pessler
Peat
W. W. Webber
People's Party
Stella Asborne
Colony
Nickerson
JH. Sliver
Kirk Flock
Dr. Lindsay
Shields
Milligan
Second Avenue
Hanty
JW Joelson
Taos
Shy
Colorado Springs
Daugheter
Ada
Rocky Mountain
Myron Bowfelt
St. Louis
Mes, Brown
Schoonover
Rocky Stountain
Mailison Medicine Co
Dr. Milligan
C.S Coleman
Aliss Pauline Barnett
Chanelle
and Springs
Colo
Ason
Orn Rupp
Cuba
Busijest
Irnie Entey
Witkes Elvetrie
the National Bank OF Commerce
Garnett, Kansas
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Masterman
Scott Elliott
W. S. Fallis
W. 8. Pallin
Jon
Jay Wondcoek
Hutchinson
A. J. Leah
Pavla
Joht Risdon
Melcher
Sixth Avenue
East
Rise Thompson
Mound City
Ron. Kerr
Glenlock
Melvin
W. J. Lane
Tast Prulay
J.T. Highley
Anil
Mrs. Highley
Freeman, Mo
Colony W. C.T. U
Colony Free Press
B. H. Voorhees
Andrew
Memphis
Tennessee
J. B. Hutchison & CO
J. W. Lewis & Sons
RED Light
South Side Square
Epworth League
California Excursions
San Francisco
New Aexico
Arizona
Calfornia
Fred Harvey
Petrified Forest
Southern
Amooth
W. J. Mack
Gen. Pass. Agt
A. T
S. F. Ry
Kas
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