Community Notes on Wheat, Wolves and Weather
Rural letters report wheat cutting 시작, wolf chasing near towns like Bismarck and Nine Mile farm, and new self binders. Farmers buy engines, separators, and binders, while floods and rain ease droughts, corn ripens, and local fairs and hunts are planned with cattle, horses, and lumber trades flourishing in Morris county and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Norwine
California
J. Anderson
Morris County
Noah Hill
Theo. Davis
Local notes mix weather, crops, and visits in Belvoir area
Fragments describe rain, crops, farm labor, and repairs. Mentions include Clinton, Hollingeworth potato bottom, Davis back visiting, Harvest and corn humping, Wakarusa river flood effects, inspectors and repairs at Durow and Thompson, and townsfolk such as Mrs G A Lambert, Flora Baum, and J C Patton. Also reports sickness of Capt Kennedy and a short schoolhouse gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Ben Sutton
Marins Des Cygnes
Mr. Hollingberry
Mr. Shaw
L'Opeka
Manhattan
J.C. Moore
Local notes and arrest report in a rural state item
The article mix reports a school house nearing completion and local crops faring well despite bugs. It notes the arrest of J B Shane on a charge of attempted criminal assault on a young girl, with a preliminary examination set for Saturday at a gallery. Also mentions a medicinal claim and a Cincinnati address for remedies.
Prices Dip As Bargains Multiply At Local Market
Fragmentary ad copy notes lower prices, better goods, and more numerous bargains at a local market. It mentions steady presence and slight emphasis on savings, with no clear dates or brands. The readable text suggests a retail sales pitch aiming to attract shoppers.
Weaver's Wedding at Kennedy Home Near City
A joyous wedding united Lizzie Kennedy and Luke M Woodard at the Kennedy home three miles east of the city last Thursday evening. The Friends church ceremony drew about 300 guests, with numerous elegant presents. Woodard, resident of Lansing, oversees the electric light service of the penitentiary and the couple will occupy their prepared home at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Misa Lizzie
Luke M. Woodard
Washington Hadley
Friends’ Church
Woodard
Lansing
Travelin' man J W Ball dies suddenly in Black Hawk Colp
Obituary notes the death of 14 2 Cent J W Ball a well known traveling man in the city. The item also lists a filed charter for The Boles Medical Institute with offices in Lawrence Kansas City Chicago and other possible locations. Directors named G R B Gould Geo J Barker W T Boles P A Dolbee C W Flory Bond Kansas. Also advertising various products and services including Best Sanver for skin cures at 25 cents a box and listings for dairy hay grain and fruit ranches for sale with contact O J Pate of Durango Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ball
Black Hawk Colp
Boles Medical Institute
Lawrence
Kansas City
Chicago
G. RB. Gould
Geo. J. Barker
W. T. Boles
P. A. Dolbee
C. W. Flory
Bond
Kansas
Canpels Co. to Host Lubricants Headquarters Amid Demand
In coming weeks lubricating oils are expected to surge in demand and B. W. Woodward plans to maintain headquarters there as before. The note emphasizes steady operations and continued readiness for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Wooward
Various small notes from across the globe
The roundup reports dozens of brief items: Toronto carpenters return to work with higher wages. Vincent Lamantia named consul at Leghorn. Canada and Manitoba wheat crops praised. socialist leaders facing prosecution in New Jersey. Pittsburgh coke prices capped. Pennsylvania coke strike ends with a raise. Ohio firm assigns assets and liabilities. Knight of Labor concerns in district assembly 49. Leghorn duties on American goods likely to rise. John Russell Young elected leader of Philadelphia Anti Poverty Society. Louisville liquor dealers back distiller action to forgo whisky sales. foreclosures granted against Buffalo rail line. river and lake workers plan protection under Commerce law. a meteor-like arc in Indiana reported. rioting in Athlone with damage and injuries. Hall Ordway Manufacturing in Nashville, shoe maker, fails with liabilities and assets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Vincent Lamantia
Louisiana
Catalonia
Italy
Canada
Manitoba
Herr Most
New York
Guttenburg
N. J
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio Steam Heating Company
Cincinnati
Home Club
District Assembly
Knighta
St. Joseph
Ind
Athlone
Treland
Hall & Ordway Manufacturing Company
Boots and Shoes
Nashville
Tenn
South
Market Reports Grain and Provisions across cities
Market reports from St Louis and Chicago reveal dull trading across grains and provisions. Prices for wheat, corn, oats and barley show declines or little change while butter eggs pork lard and meats hold steady in mixed markets. domestic and shipping cattle and sheep vary by grade and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Weise
Gos Joly
Ile Ryz
BarLer
Western
Ste.ward
Western Steam
City Steam
Advert for John English import Ping papers and bargains
The notice outlines seven aims for selling goods with direct purchasing from manufacturers to beat middleman profits. It promotes best bargains and truthful advertising, then introduces John English & Co from Feckenham England and their Ping papers offered at 5 cents per paper, 360 pins per issue, including black, as a new market introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John English & Co
Feckenham
England
Local notices hint at health recovery and restless millinery sale
Neighboring residents report Mrs. L Meairs improving underDr C Neumann after years of poor health. An Austro German practitioner from Aesculap is praised for professional skill. Local mills and shops announce liquidation sales, new loans, and upcoming rental changes. A district coat meeting is planned and a large variety of gasoline stoves is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa
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Field &Hargis
Massachusetts Street
Ims
Eoeoo Gooc Co
Neighborhood News
B. Fairbanks
Bismarck
G. A R
Jas. Adame
Tonganoxie
D. A. Kimberlin
Topka and
Bismarck Bethool House
Jefferson Heights
John Pierson
Ben Petefiah
Geo. Rothwell
J Beach
Department of Agriculture
Washington
AENO
Nine Mile
E. DeHoff
Rock Creek
Mr. Stanley
Acon
Stanley
Mataon
North Lawrence
Philip Lehr
Laster Norrig
J. Morgan
Wilder Bro’s
Chas; Bruce
Kiowa County
Samuel L. Frazee
Texan
Locust
Ita Place
Gale
Missouri
Ward Harmon
North Side
Keystone
Jobo Hill
Frank Schmidt
Olathe
Rich
Glee
Macy's
Hoat
Clinton
Tonay Davis
Hollingeworth
Martin Boys
Mr. Gaumer
Mr. Dodge
Wilkinson House
Leyi Chase
Capt. Kennedy
Tiere
Mr. Stall
Salvation Army
Big Springs
C. F. Spencer
Topeka
Mr. Neff
Hermann Weiss
Durow & Thompson
G. A. Lambert
Jackson County
Pennington
John Diverbiss
Rev. Hicks
Blake
Wm. Smith
Douglas County
G. W. Duncan
Otto Durow
Mr.Hildebrand
J. Dutch
Kaume
WB. Heruchel
Jack Murphy
Rosa Gress
Mes
Annie Wey
Csoue
George Harmell
Haines
Goupen Sre- Orie Co
Race Street
Cinrinnati
Ohio
Weaver’s
Bucklen
Barber Bros
Heenan Broxker’s
Woodward's
Eddrese
O. J. Pate
Durango
la Plata Co
Colo
Brussels
Dosros
Wisconsin
Toc
Mrs. Garpyes & Co
Mrs. Gardner & Co
Gleason & Whitman
Douglas
District Coat
Brosker’s
Ie Ee
Whitcomb’ Bros, Lawazzee, Jane 15
Cheon. To
Ba Saneeseee
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