Gazette Communication Department Notice
A brief notice from the Gazette Communication Department requests that related correspondence or updates reach the desk by Monday for official processing and public record.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1891
Page
3
A brief notice from the Gazette Communication Department requests that related correspondence or updates reach the desk by Monday for official processing and public record.
Fragmented column notes the county’s residents and movements including Athena attended college, train departures, emigration to Oklahoma, land purchases in Colorado New York area, and local social events. Mentions school resumes, church and club meetings, hog shipments to Kansas City, and ongoing farm building projects with many names and places.
The column lists guests and residents visiting in various communities. Names include Orra Owen Chas Petty Chas Tues Gardner Galles Valley Grove Essens Buck Mrs P Laptad Misses Mary Owen Ella Jagy Haddy Dick Maud Hostetter Len Hostetter and others. Visits from Ella Stone, Dora Spencer and father to Arkansas. Rev Stover chosen to preach next year at Big Springs with possible merged services at Greenwood and Deer Creek. Geo Bowman rents farm and heads to Kansas City for winter. Samuel Scetin Kanwaka visits McGee and Corel. School opens with Feher Wilson Kaw Valley as teacher. Mrs W J Vann of San Francisco arrives Loz Animas to visit Dobbins and Fisher. Mrs Fisher improving after Colorado trip.
Leavenworth County reports on Six Cousers horse Harry and delegation to the State Alliance in New Orleans. It notes Keno teacher Migs C. Perkey, Governor Robinson’s stance on fusion with the People's Party, and a shared ticket agreement between Democrats and the People's Party with cautious support.
Now is the accepted time to purchase cloaks jackets and wraps and choose from a magnificent line.
A bold sale touts 5000 yards of American sateen 32 inches wide at 8 cents and double discounts on linen stocks, with new napkins damasks towels and linens. It promises low prices on cloaks jackets carpets curtains and California blankets plus ready made shades and warm garments for a cold season.
A compact sale notice highlights winter preparation items and bargains. It mentions buying glass at Ray mond's for a few cents, baking powder at J. M. Jones' for 20c, Corn Husker's Tar Soap at 16c, and Leonard's Leader cigars at 5c. Readable fragments indicate a general advertisment.
The Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis Railway Passenger Department announces Among the Ozarks, a new book on fruit-raising in the Ozarks fruit belt. It is offered to subscribers with monthly subscription and available through dealers.
A Maryland road builder describes a horse drawn road grader and a cheap method to construct stone roads. He details stone breaking, grading, guttering, and cost per perch, plus local obstacles and the broader boost to land values from improved roads.
The advertisement boasts a large display of Golosend stock including Walton’s Jewelry, diamonds, bronze pieces, five Art Goods and batteries. It urges travel of up to a hundred miles to view, claiming unrivaled selection and low prices. The copy promises quality and insists it is the leading Kansas City jeweler west of the Mississippi with deep discounts unavailable elsewhere.
An appeal invites readers outside Kansas City to request a free illustrated catalogue with postal reference. It promises an option to select items from a forthcoming package and notes delivery at an expense, with the catalogue sent free upon request.
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