Local Notes On Farms Travel And Rail Warnings
A East Kansas farmer buys Bogart farm northeast of town to plant Kentucky crab apple trees for crab cider. Wm Byers, Kansas City cider magnate, purchased 640 acres below the station aiming for a large crab orchard and cider output. Railmen warn about thieves on the U P bridge after ten at night and a broken car wheel near the depot.
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Mud Creek Hotel
Eudora
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Massachusetts Street
Robbery near smoke house shot fired misses man’s head
Story details a failed early morning robbery near a smoke house where two thieves fired at a resident, the shot lodging in a building as the assailants fled toward Reno. The resident’s gun was empty, preventing a counterattack, and no meat was stolen from the house.
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Amoke House
Aoa
Amoke
Reno
Mr. K
Community notes from Twin Mound to Orchard Knor
Local diary items report church changes, property upgrades, and weather. Notables include Dr. Weed’s fence and water improvements, family updates, dances, plant sources, and a sawmill accident near Puget Sound. Agricultural notes mention chinch bugs, spring water Magic, and fruit tree planting by Captain Ward. A Greenwood valley Sunday school drew a crowd, and E.R. Baseball Club remains active.
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Stauffer
Quincy Hill
Greenwood Valley
E.R. Baseball Club
Paul Ward
Jimmy Davidson
Ed Duncan
Henry Davidson
Fred Hill
Chas. Hill
George Young
Charles Dummer
Will Glenn
Hesper Community News Highlights And Nearby Adventures
A report details a medical scare from concussion with recovery at home in Hes per and a scare on a road trip as a carriage crashed after frightening horses. Other notes cover a school picnic at Weaver bottom, prize fishing misidentified as a turtle, a Johnson county mission to Olathe, rain and farming improvements, a new ice cream shop in Vinland, and a creameries plan.
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James Sheely
Mark Bischoff
Lawrence
State University
Hesper School
C. H. Nowlin
Weaver Bottom
Peas Creek
Robert Bischoff
Harris
Lady
Olathe
Friends
Johnson County
Harvesters and Call Highlight D. M. Osborne Steel Frame
The notice promotes D. M. Osborne steel frame harvesters claiming unmatched performance in the market. It urges potential buyers to call for details and purchasing information.
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D.M. Osborne Steel
Ennes Promises Low Prices on Warm Weather Goods
The ad proclaims a thriving Kansas season with ready stock of dry goods and carpets. It urges customers who delayed Spring purchases to visit for the best stock and lowest prices in the state, promising ready service and warm weather goods of every description.
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Kansas
Ennes
GEO. Innes
Remarkably Low Prices on Sample Spreads at Ad Weaver
Local retailer advertises a large stock of counterpanes plus many sample spreads. These samples are offered this week at remarkably low prices, inviting customers to take advantage of the discount.
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AD Weaver
Busy Store Attracts Crowded Trade At L O McIntire
A busy place reports L O McIntire's store filled with customers. He has expanded his clerks and offers a larger cheaper assortment of dry goods than ever before. Shoppers are urged to call and inspect the wide selection.
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Hui
L. O. McIntire
Unprecedented Bargains in Dress Goods Department
The store announces a sale in its Dress Goods Department with all wool fabrics previously priced 65 to 75 cents per yard now at 50 cents. It invites customers to browse, stating bargains are available and free to look, with no blame for not taking part.
County Board of Equalization Meeting Set in June
The County Board of Equalization will convene at the county clerk’s office on the first Monday in June to adjust assessments as needed. Any party claiming errors in their returns may appear to seek correction. Jon. 8. Wars, County Clerk.
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County Board of Equalization
Wars
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