Local notices and oddities from Strawberrytown district
Community notes recount drought impacts in Kiowa and media areas, erratic rainfall helping pastures, harvest progress with wheat oats yields, visits and returns of residents, a dog and deacon in an orchard tale, a July coin mishap, and a humorous ghost story at a farmhouse. Also mentions Elocution class, district Woman's Foreign Missionary Society program, and local errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram M. Coote
Eudora
Drouth
Local Notes Plentiful From Kraua to Hiddleston Visit
Ernest Kraua shipped a hog lot to Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs Dunn of Heaper died last Sunday evening of consumption. W A Fuller buys Reybold Bros. and plans anew display at the old stand. Mrs Jos Hiddleston and children returned from Bloomington. Smith and Snyder seek workers for broom corn with a noted labor shortage. Depot platform expansion will extend about 100 feet. Misses Perkey of Lawrence will oversee lower departments of school this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith &Snyder
Mises Perkey
Lawrence
Ool
Anderson
Buck Creek
Henry Darrah
Bloomington
Spencer & House
Dexter Tucker
Hind
GazerrTs
Oklahoma
Ourself
Rushton
Rice County
Kansas
Timson Station
Rush County
Kealer and Frick
Werrenton
Charles Ott
Kansas District
Junction City
Kee
Reve
F.G. Leist
Kansas City
J. A. Reitz
Charles Harmon
Wyandotte
H. M. Menger
Halstead
A. Fushman
Fairmount
F. Hermann
F. Feigenbaum
Clay Center
D. Walter
Juetion City
H. Kaepel
Armourdale
Buck Creek and Vinland News and Notes
A long rural column reports corn cutting progress, local illnesses, and farm life. Charley Owens is feversome, Cal Winslow contemplates California, and crops like wheat and corn face variable yields. Weather, thefts, school notices, church gatherings, and community happenings fill the week with travel, wind storms, and local anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souig Rae
Charley Owens
Cal Winslow
California
Physicians Blamed Less Than Drugists for Prescription Errors
A New York Works report argues physicians cause far fewer fatal mistakes than druggists. It cites repeated misreadings, metric-to-apothecary confusions, and vague orders like Use as directed, leading to dangerous overdoses. Doctors’ illegible handwriting and clerks’ misfills are highlighted, with anecdotes from city druggists on correcting errors and the unsafe outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meen Orea
Plao
Menger
Chen
New York
Our New Dress Goods Open at GEO INNES
Our new dress goods department is now open and ready for business. Don’t buy until you have seen the full line of new styles, exclusively available at GEO INNES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Innes
Splendid offer on weekly papers and local ads
The Weekly Capital and Farmers Journal is advertised for 2 a year, offering a one year subscription to both the Gazette and the Journal for cash. Also promoted are assorted medical salves and household remedies with questionable claims, plus gasoline stoves for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital and Farmers’ Jear
Capital
Shoppell Builders Portfolios Offer Plans for Modern Homes
Advertises the Co operative Building Plan Association inviting builders to obtain The Shoppell Builders Portfolios. Promotes loan options through I N Van Homan under Selig's Insurance Office. Encourages local builders to select plans for residences barns and other structures with access to local prices and models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. van Homan
Selig
Inquirer
Co-operative Building Plan Association
Broadway
New York
Notice of Appointment in County Administration
Notice states that on a specified date a person is appointed and designated as administrator of Doss and others in Doss County. It references terms of appointment, authority, and a pardon context related to a burglary case in the local area, with names and locations appearing in garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Entallag County
Megane Guonan F. Stonarp
Wittiae Harris
Bee Morning Star Graham Event Noted
Local notice highlights a morning event featuring Bia Chanticlieea and Bee Morning Star Graham with scheduling details unclear in the fragment. Further readable context is needed to specify date, location, and role of each participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Bia
Chanticlieea
Bee Morning Star
Graham
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Strawberrytown
Mud Creek
Chas
Hurd
Tom Hackley
Strong City
Mint K. Person
Media
Mary Purcel
Amano
the Grove
Mead Mercer
Ledgar
J. M. Sullivan
Centenary Hall
J. K. Pierson
Michigan
Jay Lowin
3. Lampman
Baldwin
Dugger
Woman's Foreign Stisaionary Society
Dr. Gobin
M. J. McCartney
Colony
C. C. Adams
Ottawa
Mra
K. Scott
Paola
B. Sasith
L. M. Earnest
Garnett
M. M
Hammond
W. DeWolf
Nellie Kitte
E. I. Hand
Louisburg
Jongsinice
Systorr
Carry M. Rich
Kiowa County
Ason Heights
Aned
A. Benedict
John
Sam
Bam
Bonaparte
Chas. Owens
Wichits
J. O. Beasley, Jr
Williamstown
Webb
Topeka
Santa Fe
Alberts Woods
Elia and
Ada Adams
Slater
5. K. Funk
Peter Weeks
George Winterbaum
Vinland
John Jones
Doige City
Sidney Campbell
Washington Territory
Emerald Jones
Mr. Jones
Mr. House
Levi Chase
High Prairie
Pasadena
Alica M. Schoff
Commercial Gazette
Broom Street
Zays
Pretty Girl
Alfred Trumble
New York News
New Yorker
Detroit Free Press
Wales
Chicago News
Haines
Race Street
Iscianat
Bismarck Grove
Western National Fair Association
F. M. McKnight
Bismarck
Children Cry For
Pitcher’s. Castoria
Daniel J. Aete
Cincinnati
United States
Poland
China
M. McMuiax
Centropolis
Franklin Co
Kaneas
Buckica
Amica Zalve
Bitter Bros
Herman Brocker
Per
Francis M. Raybourn
Ainat
Gles
Stata
Genoa
Francis
Sabia
Cuaries Chanwice
Pi'ff
Lawrence Markets
Whitcomb Gros
Lawazees
Oman
Puan
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