Secret Societies Meeting Notes From Fraternal Orders
Various fraternal groups including Lamar Lodge No 30 and Woodmen of the World hold regular meetings on set and specific Saturdays. Notices invite visiting members and mothers of the order, with officers and attendance details for groups such as A M and G A R, plus Granada societies and Odd Fellows.
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Lamar Lope & No. 30
A. van Deusen
N.G. P. Heatrox
Woodmen
Lamar
Ayl
S P.m
Alway
T. Lawuxas
A. Vax Dennis
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Churches listing with multiple congregations. Cweken at Laman Services include Sunday preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Rev. J. D. Dok pastor. Cwerertay Cavaca at Laman Sunday School 9:29 a.m. Bible reading 10:45 a.m. May Valley Sunday School at 3:00 p.m. Granada M. E. Church holds Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. All are invited.
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M. BE. Cweken
Laman
J. D. Dok
Cwerertay Cavaca
May Valley Senpay-schoor
May Valley
Granada Sunday School
M. E
Granada
County Correspondence Seeks Local Reporters Countywide
The ReGIsTER urges a correspondent in every community of the county. Submit communications regularly to ensure timely publication. All items must reach the office by Thursday morning.
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The
Register
Lee Bowles Elected President of No 10 School Board
Report notes Bowles election as president of the joint district No 10 school board. H. L. Bowles relocated to Hollinger place to farm this season while E. W. Hollinger moved to a Missouri farm after trading his local quarter section.
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Lee Bowles
H. L. Bowles
Hollinger Place
E. W. Hollinger
Missouri
Horse Creek Happenings and Local Events
May 3 marriage of Miss Maud Millingar of Horse Creek to Mr Wheeler a railroad man of Nickerson at Coolidge noted. Ed and Edith Brown visiting in Kiowa county. Conley brothers laid off from the section. Lew Millingar family returned from Topeka. W E Vincent branded and dehorned cattle last week. School meeting poorly attended and calls for more community interest. Wm Reynolds adopts a boy from an Ohio orphans home. Ira Fish considers doing same. Dry weather complaints persist as farmers plant unusually large acreage.
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Wm. Reynolds
Ohio
Ira Fish
Maud Millingar
Horse Creek
Mr. Wheeler
Nickerson
Coolidge
May Valley News Snippet Reflects Wind and Farm Updates
May Valley reports continued high winds and mixed farming activity. Mrs George Bishop remains ill while local repairs proceed. W H Welles adds a two room extension to his house. The school premises gain a five wire patent fence. Part of the fall wheat area blown out has been replanted to corn and forage. A three day water shortage ends as irrigation runs twenty hours daily saving most grain. A J Collins bought a new carriage and F H Rosacrans a spring wagon.
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W. H. Welles
Art promotion offers free pictures for names and stamps
The Russell Art Publishing Co of Philadelphia offers to mail sixteen color pictures sized 10x13 inches free in exchange for ten names and addresses of art admirers plus six two-cent stamps. The editor notes the images are gems of art and normally sell for $1.00 each.
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Russell Art Publishing Co
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Cupid
North Valley Farmers Progress Amid Canal Flows
The writer notes improving farming activity in the north side valley as groves and hedges grow. Water runs were irregular in the past month, with upper divisions seeing varying flow while the valley remained largely dry. Birdsong and wildlife presence accompany the visible agricultural advancement.
City Council Proceedings May 7 1894
City Council met in regular session with Mayor Vanersdale and six trustees. Bills allowed include city marshal Kelsey 35.00, engineer Coxhead 35.00, attorney Traxler 8.35, clerk Lynch 8.35, labor Kornman 2.25, lumber Morehouse 9.50, hardware Market 10.25, drugs Myers 1.50. A three member cemetery committee Johnston Strain Watson was appointed to explore buying land. Irwin report on town waste ditch read.
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Frank Kelsey
W. F. Coxhead
J. B. Traxler
G. Lynch
A. Kornman
W. L. Morehouse
D. C. Market
LH. Myers
For Sale Three Cows With One Fresh Milking
A local farm ad offers three cows for sale from G. T. Hegsesr with one cow described as freshly calved.
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G. T. Hegsesr
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