Community notes from Kansas towns and rail news
In neighborhood notes Mrs. B E Boothe is very ill. John Anderson Jr will farm John Gress's former place. Many locals travel to Topeka, Lecompton, and Lawrence. The Keystone threshing company finishes season. School openings, births, deaths, and church appointments fill this district bulletin with farm, family, and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Creek
B. E. Boothe
John Anderson, Jr
John Gress
Charles Boothe
Charles Porter
Marion County
Kansas
William K. Thompson
Rachael Counst
Seneca
Finley
John Cline
Emma Haas
Ed van Hoesene
Manuel Flory
Indiana
Missouri
Lydia Stabael
Andrew Flory
Vinland
Jacob ‘Flory
Naval enlistment stations planned in Chicago and Northwest
The report lists Naval enlistment stations to be established in Chicago and several Northwest cities. It also tallies September government receipts 21 938 098 expenditures 25 363 815 and a deficit 3 435 727. Public debt at September 30 stands at 1 012 122 713 pounds with August rise of 83 767 502.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Langtry
Travinius
New York
Tamilton
Ala
Cleveland
New Jersey
United States Senate
James Fountain
John A. Logan
Columbia
Mo Star Pointer
Indianapolis
Lewis Ginter
Richmond
Bryan
Nebraska
Kentucky
Hume
Luetgert
W. E. Pitts
Nelson A. Miles
State Department
St. Paul's Church
Antwerp
Ita Perenta
Trenton
Bank of Montrose
Col
Colorado
Lookout Mountain Town
Grover Cleveland
Sam
Greenland
Senator Platt
John Y. McKane
Boston
Fred D. Warnecke
Oila
James T. Drummond
Louis Tobacconist
Massachusetts
New York Mail Andpress
J. Hi. Gill
Rocky Ford
M. E. Church
Charles Noye
Morris Gahan
St. Louis
Otto Bochlin
San Antonio
Cuba
Spain
Hosea Townsend
Kilgore
Capital ‘Traction Company
Washington
Rock Island
Fulton
Woodmen
A. J. Warner
Marietta
Chile
Mark Hanna
Wilson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Farmers’ Bulletins
Weather Bureau
Nicaragua
Vangeish Company
Eluctivids
Nicari
Lurton
Gell Democrais
Wiliam Everett
Angel
Henry Wilbeck
China
Japan
Numerous Local Notices Across Counties Highlight Changes
The fragment mentions 600 students and growing crowds at Agricultural events, Career shifts like ex governor Morrill becoming Brown County clerk in 1866, and Broad notices on sidewalks in Tola. It notes Ingalls plans, Atchison county party activity, and various merchants advertising cigars, tobacco, pipes, and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noth
Morrill
Brown County
Great Bend
Santa Fe
Tola
Ingalls
Atchison
Washington
Atchison County
Local Oil Ad Promotes Samples and Prices in Kansas
Kansas City and Topeka shoppers urged to visit J. A. Zimmerman Weat End Drug Store for machine oil samples and pricing as a home fair draws attention to affordable products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Topeka
J. A. Zimmerman Weat End Drug Store
Meals and Lunches and Local Milling Advertises
The listing shows Shellhorn's Old Stand at 932 Maes Street offering meals and cigars. Bowersock Milling Co announces sheller wagon dump scale and seeks car and shelled corn. markets include chop meal bran shorts wheat rye flour. Leavenworth trip on sale Oct 9 to 16 with return by Oct 18 via Union Pacific. contact J P Rows or J T Shavkin for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellhorn’s
Maes. Street
Bowersock Milling Co
Pacific Mile
Leavenworth
Good
Union Pacific
J. P. Rows
J.T. Shavkiin
Violin Courses Promise Artiste Skill With Prof R and Saunders
Violin guitar mandolin and banjo lessons offered by Professors R and Saunders claim to turn many learners into artistes. They advertise limited open hours, urge potential students to book dates, and note a studio over Bullene’s Shi Stace. Also a call to a subscriber about polling tax work for the Gazette and a plug for Buggy paints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. & Saunders
Hip Pepila
Bullene
Travel and hotel services advertised in Lawrence
An advertisement promotes European travel and ship options with mentions of pricing, agents, and vacation planning. It references a Sante Fe agent for details and hints at party arrangements and catering offerings while urging readers to consider affordable travel and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tas
Callen Sante Fe
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Mound View
Walruffen
Willie
E. Rake
Wm. Brass
Mr. Kennedy
M. Roller
Korea
Rob Logan
Walter Humphrey
Ico
Lake View
Carrie Cellina
Grover
J. Moore
E. Wright
Henry Collins
Douglas County
Omar Ayers
Anna Lathrop
A. Ross
Bunday
Banderson
Miss Maud of
Lawrence
E. A. Rose
Snyder
Lecompton
Kanwaka
Lake View C
Yarnold
Evans
Jennie Nuffer
Emma Grees
Hafer
Bras
Sam'l Buchheim
Benjamin
Wai Ed
Wilson Martin's
J. P. Gregory
Dissinger
Texas
Avon
Diesinger
Rosa Nuffer
Deer Creek
Grace Derby
Eulalia (Aroll) Myere
Oklahoma City
Okla
L. Hughes
Arizona
Billy” Hughes
Arizona,University
Bellaview
Blanche
Pearl West
Ethel Hobbs
Whaley
Beloit
Kan
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Mr. West
Thrasher
T. Jones
Eva
B. Skates
Callie Streeter
C. Jones
Tra Largentt
Allen and Greenweal Counties
Lafayette Stanley
Cottonwood Falls
George
James O'Sullivan
Lyon
Wabaunsee County
Das. Pompeney
Crarbrook Hall
Jesus Christ
Saturdy
Pope
Jessie Norris
Jennie Roberta
Read
Topska Sun
Melvin McLellan
Edward Albaugh
Tepeka
Hugh Rodney
Richland
W. N. Roberts
W. B. Roberts
Roberts
Alee
B. Stears
Gardner
Morris Stevens
Annie Ros
la Cygue
Linn
Weedland
Bill
Bill and Power. Mrs. Mary, Fitz Grismore
Arl
Salt Lake City
Dr. Evans
Iowa
Baker University
Little Bee
Topeke
L. B. Stone
Haskins
W. BH. Collett
Insane Asylum
Mrs. Hogg
Geo. Painter
Enid
Oklahoma
Sose
Eva Warner
3Ire
Maud Lawrence
Best
Jackson County
Lerempton
WW. E. Stone
L. Page
Toupee
McRoberts
The
Christian Church
Susie Ketsinger
San Diego
Cali
W. F. Brags
PD Hil
O. W. Chambers
R McQuiston
Seper
Henry Page
Hopewell
Paras of
Olathe
Rob Outland
Greenwood County
Iss Eva Walker
Denver
Mon
Amos Hollowell
Indian Territory
Lindamoad
Char. Couger’s
Kidder
Baldwin
VT. L. Dougherty’s
Warren Sleeper
Frank Barnes
Towa
Thomas Williams
Wichita
E. Nicholson
Indiagra
Willow Springs
Chris Schwartz
James Rogers
Aug. Maas
Miss Lure
Frank Marshall
Emolia
Henry Pipperd
John Heim
Aug. Hans
Kansas City Wuestley
Robert Oswald
Taco, Haas
Messrs. Beatty & Weaver
Fred Schwartz
Sagt
John Jones
Zeile
St Ur
Simmons
Jones
Columbia School
Arthur Bidwell
Hartzberger
Annie Oswald
F. Reeberger
Agricola
Stewart
Schoel
Mary Schott
Otto
EF. Guefkow
Ferdinand Guefkow
Twan
Prussia
Poomsty Han
Fredercke Speitz
Lavee
Toreven Ivy
Ows
Wheik
GE. Gvissenver
Wasteixatox
Kansas—Fair
Oklahoma and
Opring Valley
Spring Valley
Ill
Illinois
BeErks
Landerer
Stuttgart
Pittsburg
Spreckels
Sugar Trust
Moberly
Shearer & Co
Mass
Grayson,reinisch & CO
A. Street
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Dr. King
Barber Broadroggiata
Key West
Havana
West
Germany
France
Borner Bros. Topacco Co
Wiedemann Mikee
Eerd
F.L. Nicnose
New York Steet
Dinglas Equity Fair
Law
Marther
Sin
Rae
Sau
Bowersock's Opera House
Douglas County Fair
Fleet Greyhounds Swift Jack Rabbits
Paul Kasold’s
AJ. Enixsen
Mase
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I. C. Stevenson
E Lawrence
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