Populist County Convention Primary Delegates Named
The Populist party of Anderson county schedules primaries in every voting precinct on Wednesday September 14 1809 to select delegates for a county convention on Saturday September 16 1899. Names and districts for Western Ward and eastern district are listed with delegate allocations based on votes for L D Kirk in 1808. Officials to be nominated include town and county officers such as county presnator clerk of deeds sheriff coroner surveyor and county commissioner. Community leaders noted include Lincoln Ward Walsh Ward and Mangus. Forward delegate lists to county central committee in Genet KS. Avery, Chairman. P Merenson, Secretary.
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Anerson County
Earnest
L. D. Kirk
Lincoln
Watt
Rich
Fed
Maneus Jhekada Services
Reeder
Patna
Walker
Washing
Phatia
Grintasies
County Central
Genet
KS. Avnas
P. Merenson
In Memoriam Presser by Garnett Lodge Knights of Pythian No 24
Resolutions from Earnett Lodge Knights of Pythian No 24 mourn the death of Past Chancellor Wirts Wonwiss Mast Chancellor 1 1 Winans and honor his widow and family. The lodge notes the sudden passing August and expresses sympathy, with copies to the family and lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnett Lodge Knights of Pythian
Trother
Wirts
Wonwiss
Winans
Wasen
Blan
Wirkins
Paste Chonefiier
Wings
Garnett Lodge
Warthy Mnerntier
Hin Hanly
Resolutions of Respect for Mary Winn and Wirmness
The class notes a Heavenly Father has called Mary Winns and Wirmness from earth. They express regret for their absence from the will of the Omniscient and recall how they extended courtesy and sympathy to classmates. A memorial is prepared to honor the departed students.
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Witixtas
Taye
Fragmented OCR Names and Officers in Local Notices
Partial and garbled OCR text lists several names and titles such as newspapers, committees, and officials. The readable items include SHAK,Pane Gairias,AXSLE Jons8CS,ORKRA GARKEOS,Mininen,Bains,ALTHA LAsrbhads,Committer with no clear actions or dates.
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Sily
Ofr Degmrtel Clissiace
Jencl
Venenett
Enniesit Shak
Pane Gairias
Axsle Jons8cs
Orkra Garkeos
Mininen, Bains
Altha Lasrbhads
Sudden Death of Frank Majors on Wednesday Evening
Frank Majors died Wednesday night from a congenital chill after a brief illness of under a week. He worked on a bridge in summer and fell ill Friday evening, passing away soon after. He was active, strong, and well liked, the first child to die in a large family, causing deep sorrow for his parents Braok Majors and Mise Ada. Our sincere sympathy goes to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Majors
Anil
Braok Majors
Mise
Ada Atoure
Tnt Hetle Weer
Cupid's Capers Wedding Report By Lantern of Wellesday
Prof CT Down and Miss Leah Hodges were wed by Rev Hor Whitey in a quiet ceremony on Wellesday evening last week. Attended by family and a few local teachers, the couple’s ties were celebrated in a small city setting. The bride teaches in the Tifeh Seliand department at Devine f Tichtitings and the groom is known in the community for his work with local schools.
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CT. Down
Leah Hodges
Hor. Whitey
Phe Briae
Erwin
Clive
Am Liege
Marble and Granite Works Opens at St. Louis Hotel
Marble and Granite Works announces a forthcoming operation at the St. Louis Hotel. The firm cites years of experience and promises a range from cheapest to finest, with associates Baker and others ready to serve.
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Jacal
St. Lanes
Baker
Odin
Aylan
Log Rolling at Cherryvale Sept 14 at Caen fare
A brief notice references ATOS SO Ry schedule at Cherryvale on September 14 with a limited formuen fare of 4.10 dollars and notes Coniatax details. The summary preserves the few readable entities and dates from the OCR fragment.
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Cherryvale
Local notes and visits fill weekly column
Town residents report visits and travel, including ROM visiting Gondereh, Milo Foster’s trip to Lawrence, and Mrs Burt organizing embroidery classes. Jigs Maree, Jack Vaughn, and other locals travel to nearby cities, with updates on health, funerals, and business moves.
Local residents and visitors travel amid weekly events
Amid a stream of names and journeys, residents attend schools, visit relatives, and run errands. Misses Elsie and Bonna Adair return from Pittsburgh by rail. Jean and Bruce Byall depart for Sterling to attend college. Miss Belle Smith relocates to Sheldon for a position. Several others visit Emporia, Ottawa, Leavenworth, or Kansas City, while Dan Osborne scouts new homes across several counties and Amos Rooks collects ore samples for the newsroom.
Resolutions of Garnett Lodge No. 15 I C C F
The lodge mourns the death of brother HOR. Winar a respected member husband and father. Resolutions note loss to the community and extend sympathy to his family. A certified copy of the resolutions will be given to the deceased brother's family. J. G. Juuxses, Sot RACearAN, W. 5, Panns, mnMmitce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wregtas
Heacher
Winar
F. Hae
Witu
Kowlved
J. G. Juuxses
Sot
Racearan
W. 5
Panns
mnMmitce
Thieves Fail at Missouri Pacific Depot Safe
At Missouri Pacific depot two men in disguises attempted to blow the safe during dinner hour. They pried the knob and inserted powder but fled when Janet Saturday and family entered the waiting room. Three men were later arrested on suspicion as the jailer notes a $150 loss and a local detective investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Missouri Pacific
Lewis
Indaw
Bell
Wing
Vorhes
Missouri Pacific Excursions Include Multiple City Tickets
Train excursion notices list ticket sale dates and limits for many cities including Rich Hill Nevada St Joseph St Louis Atchison Kansas City Wichita Seattle Paola Ottawa Arkansas City Wichita Kansas Leavenworth with fares ranging from $1.00 to $5.95 and return limits through late October and early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Bane
Rich Hill
Sto
Fire
Nevada
Hintitedt Iy
St. Joseph
St. Louia
Atchison
Kas
Kansans City
Kansas City
Seattle
Wash
Paola
Ottawa
Arkansas City
Leavenworth
Deafness cured only by constitutional remedies
A medical advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and argues for constitutional treatment. It attributes most cases to catarrh of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, promising one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and inviting readers to request circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Milk Cows for Sale At City Meat Market
Ten choice dairy cows offered for immediate sale. Fresh navy and others soon. Not bought for speculation but to move with the market. Selected dairy stock available at Milton Brown purchased for the market. Buy them rigat PD. Boum.
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Milton Brown
PD. Boum
City
Knights of Pythias Basket Picnic at Mersmer's Grave
The Knights of Pythias will hold a basket picnic at Mersmer's grave on September 20 with members and their families expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Mersmer's
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Pnooten & Gammle
Taney
Chandler
Masterman
Tkor Bank OF Commerce
C. Q. Chandler, W. H. Sloan
W. S. Woods
E. EB. Masterman
J. H. Shawsany
Cupid's Capers
Kirkwell
Wedneadaiys
Spurge
Smith
Ereueeds
Rom
Gondereh
Cent
Mont Helbas
Nice
Milo Foster Weint
Lawrence
Jigs Maree
Muanganecaney
Ties Bfleworth Trigg
Ornawa
Jack Vaaughn
Kearinas City
Mes
B. Burt
Mies
Willie Warren Rind Rlangtver
Alida
Dickol
J. de Anstorson
Af Turtepensienes
Paul Kirk
Tresdiay
Ashart
JW. Catling
Ogden
Pulliam
BB. Masterman
Othie
Courge McAtee
Tssu
Con
Ed Hopkins
Pueblo
Colo
Don Winans
J. B Shut
St- Louis
Maniche
Carrie Patterson
Kansan City
William Worden
Davis
Parks
Grahamt Bros. & Co
J. T. McBiwen and Sons
George
The
American Book Company
Our
Hanks Foe
Great Republic
HK. Winans
Son
Loukhlawe
Old Fellows
Annan Houston Qvidow
Camillus Houston
Mes Will Mellen
Woll Mellen’s
Huders
Mondlay
Mes. Solon Ellis
Chicago
Geo. J. Mellen
Virginia
Channey Winans
Texas
J. M. Prescott
Maple Hill
Ifis
Sel Borror
Stephen Ward
Great Bend
A. C Barrow
Von
Goodrich
Topeka
Carter
Mapleton
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Philippines
ROYAL
Sebowl
Gshove
Heei Stites
Matohison
Jake Tilly
Savirdi
Taphituc Agant
Fron
Osiwate Senki
Meghy Willian
Mil Beard
Biporia
Pinsiteiy
Mia
Mary Hanierayaeent
Windsor
Mall Datvie
Chae. Garrison
Gail Hive
State University
Charlie Pieree
Eniae
Ayy Fein Chigarte Saturdy
Ona Viele de Wisant
Moe
Marviann
Rosa Thrivin
Kelvens City
Teurl Miraides
Commiercial College i
Res Tuengilame
Welda
Emporia
Wednewlay
Te Aten
Norad
Selions
Jean and
Bruce Byall Teft
Sterling
United Presbyterian College
Misa Kate Timons
Gar“nell
Wakeeney
de. Cunninghan
May and
Jie Woolf
Anie Mimit
Chas. D. Hunt
Gow Pratt
Jude" Pratt
Paris
Wow. Pratt
Huw Andrews
Olathe
B.C Wood
Howe Dast Fund
Chas, D. Hit
Helle Cox
Belle Smith
Sheldon
Miss
Smitty
Lawrence Ingis
Margeret Grol
S. L. Lawig
Jan. C. B. Lewis
Wifey
Harris
Jas. Wilson
J. W. Wilson
A. M. Bichireh
Lawrence, Satu
Uneifical
Fat Hopkins
Missouri Pacific Hospital
W. J. Stewart
Dan Osborne
Fae
Line Coun Township
van Akin
Franklin
Johnson
Miami
Line Counties
Elsie
Bonna Adair
Pittsburgh
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Amos Rooks
Wr Mahan
John Webb
Wai, Rebstock
J. P. Lewis
Lone Eloi
Ad Kennett
Philadelphia
Mr. Mahan
Oxford
Garnett Lodge No. 15
Scothorne
Dilty
Celarvale
Ars. Rew. Gulley
Baldwin & Hunley
BEARS
Roebugk & CO
ONIGA
LL ‘Beare
Worback & Co
Editon
Garnett
Poeta
Missouri Pacific Excursions
K. of P. Picnic
Ira S. Bierly
Bank of Commerce
W W. Aldrich
I. M. Elliott
C. B. Aldrich
Transavctsa General Banking Business
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