Visits and relocations Across Anderson County
Sunday visits and travel notes show Miss Nellie Shields with her parents in Lola while Jesse Cole traveled to Fort Scott. Dozens of residents, including Frank Stevens, Mrs Ira Wilson, W L Hamilton, Vern Ayres, Hid Gregory, and Mr Symers, visited relatives or moved between Topeka Lawrence Greeley Lone Elm Coplinger's Mills Kansas City Des Moines Centerville and San Bernardino. Elderly couples Mark Neal and Philip Nickelson with their wives plan new homes in Missouri and Topeka as Dr W K Mathis prepares to practice in Chanute.
Local Notes Highlight Community Tasks and Health
J A Scroggs completed a new roof while Kincaid plans another gas and oil search. Geo Hiatt and John Bowman recovery from illness noted, Rev Moore also listed as sick but improving. J T Bailey shipped cattle to Kansas City. Dr Jones reports a foundation laid for a lease on Third Avenue near H W French's residence.
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Dr. Jones
Third Avenue
H. W. French
Happenings in City and County Notes
Reading from the Norman Transcript, Rev Thus Houston preached two sermons at Ye Presbyter in town. Mrs Ford Peine of the countryside died last Sunday and funeral services were held at Mt Caramel church on Tuesday. Clipped items mention Sells Downs show swindlers, Mrs J G Hiatt hosting friends, and events around Chanute Thayer Col with planned meetings at Waverly. Blanche Archer injured by a stone while skipping rocks near Emporia. her mother Mrs J W Archer went to Emporia after learning of the accident.
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Norman
Oklahoma
Houston
Ford Peine
Miles
Thesday
Mt. Caramel Church
Honey Step Pee
Slefrul
Blavehe Archer
Emporia
Blanche
J. W. Archer
Vandalism Sparks Critique Of Friday NightYouth
A letter reports flowers in several yards damaged by youths out Friday night. The writer laments wasted effort by gardeners and urges arrests and fines to curb vandalism while praising gifting flowers honestly.
Innman Granted New Trial in Franklin County Murder Case
Judge Smart grants Otto Innman a new trial for the Jackson murder in Franklin county due to insufficient evidence. The case will be reargued at the September term in Ottawa. The Santa Fe announces tri weekly California excursions during colonist period from March to June 15.
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Santa Fe Will
Our Foremost Astronomer on The End of the World
Professor Linton Newcomb outlines a science grounded forecast in fiction describing the sun colliding with a dark star to end life on Earth. He places the disaster 3000 years after humanity first sent a successful message to Mars, noting a dull world with few notable events and stressing astronomical reasoning illustrated by H. Planos.
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Linton Newcomb
May McCluse
Mas
H. fLanos
Off With the Old On With the New Garnett City Hall Meeting
City hall gathering Monday night saw retiring officers depart and new ones take over. Mayor Gailey assumed governance, council members heard new assignments with Jas Wilson named street committee chair, Frank Rateliffe appointed city auditor and waterworks superintendent, Sol Borror kept night watch, John Johnson became city attorney, and officials urged encouraging newcomers to develop gas or oil prospects in Garnett.
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Henning
Gailey
Sinc
Ithatus
Jas. Wilson
Bairman
Frank Rateliffe
City Aiuteshal
Sol Borror
John Johnson
Garnett
Farmer recovers with Chamberlain's Pain Basin claim
A farmer on a New York farm bought Chamberlain's Pain Basin after rheumatic pain left him doubled over. He was told to use it freely with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Days later he returned straight and paid for another bottle calling it a cure for pain. Sold by Tibbets Co.
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C.P. Ragiler
Patetena Mills
New York
Tibbets& Co
Kincaid Klippings from the Dispatch
Winnie Ferguson left Wednesday for Colfax Washington. John Shawnee reports the first well find and captured six whelps last week. J B Kinema left Tuesday to join his for Bare at Maines Oregon. If the climate suits him he will remain Wednesday. James Tucker and family of Kinenie move to their new home at Baker City Oregon. They have lived in Kincaid since 1486, four years after the town started, and he and his wife have been local residents for thirty years.
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John Shawnee
J. B. Kinema Teft
Maines
Ore
James Tucker
Baker City
Kincaid Sine
Too Great a Risk and a Call for Calico Remedy
In nearly every neighborhood deaths from calic or cholera morhua occur before medicine or a physician can help. Cham berlain's Calin Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is urged as a life saving, dependable treatment. Sold by Tibbets Co. Also promotes CAS CARETS for liver and bowels with six million users.
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Chamberlain
Tibbets& Co
Socialist College Plans Open in Wichita
A group led by Thos Elmer Will and W A Ross will launch the American Socialist College in Wichita to train men and women for building a cooperative commonwealth. Prof Frederick A Metcalf and Mrs Metcalf have leased the Wester College of Oratory and, with C J Mareials, added a department of oratory. The two schools will be headquartered in Sedgwick county and work closely together with Ruskin College influence noted.
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Wichita
Thos
Elmer Will
Kansas Agricultural College
W. A Ross
Granville Lowther
American Socialist College
Kay
Cooperative Commonwealth
Fredrick A. Metcalf
Department of Oratory
Kansas
Rey
C. J
Mareials
Sedgwick Black
Ruskin College, Tren
Hcg Mo
St. Louis Republic offers profit sharing to new subscribers
The St. Louis Republic announces a rewards contest for subscribers with a potential payout plan totaling 310000.00. Prizes include 5000 to the closest admission estimate for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition on April 30 1904, plus 2000 and others down to 10. Subscriptions and estimates can be mailed to The Republic Profit-Sharing Bureau Call Box 201 St Louis Mo through April 24 1908 with further details in daily editions.
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St. Louis Republic
Republic
Ned
Hani
Republic Braft-Sharing Bureau
St. Louis
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