Eudora Creamery Holds Annual Meeting in City Hall
The Eudora Creamery Association met at city hall last Saturday with 32 of 60 directors present. President B Thomas presided as J B Dunlap summarized the annual report showing total milk receipts of 2 086 973 pounds, butter fat 83 478 pounds at an average 14 33c per pound, net cost of operation 19 10c per pound, and total revenue 15 315 66 dollars. Indebtedness stood at 1 300 dollars. The board was re elected: B Thomas John Qarary C Pilla J B Dunlop O Lothholz Wm Lothbolz C Altenbernd Wm Bowman J B Walton. Sibey Eudora News
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Eudora Creamery
Eudora Creamery Association
City Hall
B. Thomas
J. B Dunlap
Eudora
Bitley
Eadora
Sibley
John Qarary
C. Pilla
J. B. Dunlop
O. Lothholz
Wm. Lothbolz
C. Altenbernd
Wm. Bowman
J. B Walton
Sibey- Eudora News
Kansas League of American Wheelmen Meet in Lawrence
The eleventh annual Kansas Division League of American Wheelmen meeting is set for Lawrence on August 3. The organization reports about 70,000 members, aims to promote good roads, and has added a state race circuit as part of its activities.
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Kansas Division League of American Wheelmen
Lawrence
F. Ite
Harvest picnic plans touch town amid July news
The issue notes a July 22 1897 birth, Baker University summer school opening, and a Baldwin area harvest picnic in September. It reports locals like John L Kilworth traveling Canada, Miss Kate Stephens visiting New York, and Eudora’s harvest event. Other items include legal notices, bridge work, and a Holiness camp meeting starting July 23 near Clearfield.
Gazette Correspondent Contest Nears Final Week
The Gazette announces voting ends next Saturday at noon with seven prizes. Lapeer leads, Willow Springs second, Lone Star third, Burnett entering the race. Voting totals shown include Lapeer 4555 Belleview and Lone Star 304, with other localities listed among the entries. After the count next week, informants will learn results until the final tally is released.
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Lapeer
Willow Springs
Lone Star
Burnett
Burnetts ccc Io Ieictt
Scegelenstive Kicccce
Marty
Ge Gra
Wiley Seabde Pe Weds
Lecompton
Belleview
Dos Reno
Big Springs
Hesper
Kanwaka
Clinton
Twin Mound
Yay
Watson
Kansas banks show strong growth and reduced loans
State Bank Commissioner Breidenthal reports Kansas banks have deposits up 2,330,323 in the past year while loans fall by 521,105 and cash on hand rises by 2,214,646. Borrowed money is cut by over 60 percent. overdrafts and real estate decline. Loans reduced about 5,000,000 in six years, with deposits nearly back to 1892 levels as cash reserves rise to 44 percent from 35.
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Kansas
Breidenthal
Miscellaneous Kansas notes mix business and crime
A Kansas City man promises to pasture 10000 sheep in Marshall county and seeks 20000 bushels of corn 10000 bushels of oats and 600 tons of hay to winter them. A nurse marries a dying patient to secure a 25000 estate. Bank scandals embezzle 438000 in Fort Scott. A Kansas barber sees his effigy hanged after a raid. Various local items include rail plans Santa Fe branch to connect Emporia and Oklahoma, resignations, a child shot accident, and a churning station shipping buttermilk to New York.
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J. Jucks
Kansas City
Marshall County
Jucks
Kansas
Bertha Scheibel
Atchison
Andrew McNkeever
McKeever
United States
Topeka Advocate
Fort Scott State Bank
George Ray
Lawrence, Kun
Norman Barrett
Missouri
Santa Fe
Bazar
Chase County
Eldorado
Butler County
Emporia
Arkansas City
All Points
Oklahoma
Ancil Hatten
Westphalia Times
Benedict
Willis Lord Moore
Hutchinson
New Mexico
F. A. Dodson
South Haven
Sumner County
Frank Smith
Prof
Dyche
Leland Stanford University of California
Jobes
Attica
Sam Gilbert
Wichita
Iowa
Tom Moore
Lawrence
Lewelling
New York
Boathwest
Sutton
Isaac G. Reed
Isaac ‘Hopper
Wellington
George Hailey
Sumner
Local notices and classifieds from a bygone issue
Egg sales at J. M. Jones. Raymonds Anti Fly Lotion claims fish oil and carbolic acid formula to deter flies. County attorney struggles to compel O. M. B. lodge members to testify. Hay rakes offered at cost. Evans Hosss promotes Wiedemanns sodas. GazeTree subscription policy demands one dollar per issue. Contests impose no commissions on correspondents. Subscriptions under one dollar require the journalist to cover the shortfall.
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Fischer & Son
Good Roads
Zation
Baker University
Michael Shade
Perry
John L. Kilworth
Canada
Kate Stephens
New York City
J. W. Green
C. A. Preyer
California
E. F. Hook
Overbrook
Rob Earp
J. E. Scott
Mrs. L. Bulleye
Lake Minnetonka
Shelley
J. P
Jon Bullock
Golden Rods
Matt Jones
Delaware Creek
Media
Baldwin
Clearfield
Milton Hughes
F. Barteldes
Miss Barteldes
Ekckhart Lake
Wisconsin
Santa Fe Railroad
David N. Ratherman
Georgia F. Cartwright
A. L. Jones
The
Christian Church
O. L. Tyndall
W. J. Gould
Windmill Grocery
Vinland
George Reineke
L.O. McIntire
Shearer’s
Reineke
E. C. Franklin
Costa Rica
Mosday
Denver
Effie June Scott
Kansas State University
Estes Park
J. M. Jones
District Court
J. M. G. Watt
Perison
Mr. Jones
Mary Clapham
Sunetroke
Baldwin Bee
Gazette
Informa
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Weaver’s
Geo. Hackman
Ed Lander
Colorado
Geo. Rush
Mabel Armstrong
Omaha
Nellie Schneider
Ohio Street
Bangs
Geo. Rodman
Mother Bickerdyke
Opera House
Grace Colwell
Clyde Miller
Osage City
Nora Jackson
Fall Leaf
Maple Grove Cemetery
Lute Thrasher
San Francisco
Call
Douglas County
Alf Foshay
Alf
Overbrook Herald
Lavelle
Pennsylvania
North Streets
North Lawrence
Catholic Church
Washington Post
O M. B
Mystic Brotherhood
Thaureday
Moore
Geo. W. Crowder
Sam Vanderbur
Jas. Humphrey
Geo. Ray
Lodge
Ray
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Major Inman
Hood
Weiser
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Lawrence Local Marketa
Raymond and Co
Raymond
O. M. B. Lodge
Wiedemann
GazeTree
J. D. Coburn
State Sec
Agriculture
Col. H. M. Greene
Christensen
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Ellis & Hobbs
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