Leavenworth County News Briefs and Obituary Notice
Amid heavy rains last week James Birmingham is reported seriously ill from paralysis. Obituary notes Mrs. Robert Irvin of Leavenworth County died Monday evening August 2d, age 71, with funeral at Rev. McQuaren's Lawrence church. District school elections show several clerks chosen and teachers named, including Miss Eva Emmett and Miss Marion Kidder. Local business updates mention a Leavenworth blacksmith, a dye cream soda ad, a cattle rebellion rumor, and a Fort Scott trotTER sale. Infrastructure losses include a large boiler fire at Kelley Lysle mill in Leavenworth and framing for a new union school in district 6.
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Leavenworth
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Louise Leonard
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Weaver
Stephen Hill
Rebecca Herning
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Eva J. Frowe
Billy | Hughes
Belleview
Emporia
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Kelley & Lysle
Local Notes and Notices From Town and County
A compilation of small items: birth announced for a son of Mr and Mrs A W Coberly Tooradey July 29. Local trips, marriages, and deaths include Richard Tyler marrying Anna Woodson in Kansas City and HN Phelps’s death in San Francisco. A burglary case against George Anthony and a theft tied to John Dunn is noted. The republican county committee plans a convention next Saturday. General updates cover tax levies, a hotel rename to Santa Fe House, Sam Wilcox’s promotion, and a melon party at the Kalloch farm. Also listed are local shop ads for Keywest and Kansas Mixture cigars, and a fire at Mike Eder’s barn with loss of contents. Endora Niewe.
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Atchison
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Wilson County
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Kansas Mail
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Emporia
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Garden City
Royal Matthews
Newton
Congress
Jerry Simpson
Glenn
Odd Fellowship
John J. Ingalls
Coffeyville
St. Louis
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Emmett Dalton
Kansas Penitentiary
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Claims Stated
An old advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for bruises sores ulcers fever boils and chapped skin noting it cures various ailments though the copy is garbled with missing letters and errors.
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Kansas Items Highlight Rail Power and Local Figures
The Santa Fe names C Ho Bookout station agent at Wilmore the first full bidirected to such post in Kansas. Secretary Coburn estimates the wheat crop at 135000000 bushels and observes hot July days. Reports note Topeka post office expansion plans, Wichita physician Dr Niewman serving in Germany's army, and local political shifts in Fort Scott, Hutchinson, and Oswego.
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Mixed early 20th century news items from Kansas and beyond
Diverse brief items report troop mobilization in Texas to prevent lynching, a Klondike map project, a steamboat boiler explosion killing nine and a man, an Indian agent appointment in Muskogee, and other scattered notes including drought and political rumors, a divorce suit, a major ore find near Deadwood, a religious rebaptism incident, and gang guards in Missouri.
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