Miss Ollie Reed visits Hesper Poor Farm relics and more
The Gazette notes Ollie Reed of the Hesper settlement visiting relatives at the Poor farm, praises her as a fine young lady, and jokes about needing a wagon and a cat of nine tails. It also reports local incidents including a twin colt from Oscar Kennedy, a pneumonia recovery for Mrs. J. L. Baker, and injuries to Alex Steel from a hay haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Reed
Hesper Settlement
Oscar Kennedy
J. L. Baker
Willow Springs Township
Alex. Steel
Cornelius
Steel
George Wilkinson
Randall Doolittle
R. Doolittle
Clin Ayers
Rude Walton
Henry Smith
Cal Canon
Mr. Harvey
Will Carpenter
May Carpenter
Greenwood valley literary supper ends season in debate
A Greenwood valley gathering on the last night of the literary and debating society featured a large supper with oysters, pies, and a whole pig roasted for emphasis of Democratic flair. Speakers from Lecompton were invited but weather prevented their arrival. The event closed with speeches, recitations, and a vote affirming November-style community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Severance
Otto & Thompson
Lizzie Binkley
Greenwood Valley
Lecompton
Columbus Spencer
J. A. Davidson, Esq
E. M. Nickells
E. A. Roberts
S.S. Geelan
Katy Hogg
Mary Shott
Amanda Nickella
Ihe
Valley Grove notes and local farm updates
Valley Grove Jefferson County reports busy week for Squire Cherry and Constable James Moore. Hatch saw mill due back Monday after a week’s breakdown. Charles Henry plans to rent his farm and move to California. Spring work begins slowly with oats not yet sown. David Campbell starts operating the recently rented farm from H Ritter. Ada Neely guides school progress until last Thursday when wood shortage closed classes. clerk from North Lawrence supplied fuel. J W Beard advertises iron and wood pumps.
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Squire Cherry
James Moore
Frank Hatch
Chas. A. Henry
California
Charles
David Campbell
H. Ritter
Dave
Valley Grove
Ada Neely
North Lawrence
Palmer and Griffin Pupils Share Quarterly Grades
The list records pupils who earned grades for study recitation and department during the first and second quarters of the current school term. Names accompany each grade, reflecting performance across subjects and departments.
Stock market dips across cattle and hogs on Wednesday
On Wednesday April 4 the stock market declined for most livestock categories. Cattle shippers traded at 5.00 to 5.75, butchers 4.75 to 5.25, cows 3.50 to 4.00, calves 5.00, yearlings 18 to 22, two year olds 30 to 35, feeders 4.50 to 4.75. Hogs ranged 6.60 to 6.75, lights 6.50 to 6.60, stockers 6.50 to 7.00. Sheep were scarce at 4.50.
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C .Ves
Lawrence Markets Readout Interim Prices and Goods
Lawrence price list from Wednesday April 4 corrected by W H Pendleton covers feed items like chop shorts and bran, meat and lard with beef mutton and veal prices, dressed poultry and eggs, butter, cheese and honey, fruits vegetables and staples such as potatoes, turnips cabbage beets parsnips and popcorn, nuts, hides, coal and wood with town names Osage Fort Scott Rich Hill Pittsburgh and Borgston listed for fuel and supplies.
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Cherokee
Lesyenworth
Fort Scott
Osage
Rich Hill
Pittsb
District Court Case in Douglas County Kansas
Douglas County District Court files reveal a Kansas state matter. The document references the district court of Douglas County and state court jurisdiction under Kansas law. Further particulars are not provided in the fragment.
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District Court
County of
Douglas
State of
Kansas
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Susan O. Dailey
Susan A. Dailey
John Peter Zimmermant
John Peter Zimmermann
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