Connole Farm Pre-emption Holder Dies in Kansas City
John Connole aged 93, long-time owner of a rural route No. 17 farm pre empted by him in 1857, died Monday evening at his daughter’s home in Kansas City. He had maintained clear title since government occupation, with ties to his move from Illinois. His death ends a lineage linked to the farm and family.
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Riana
Jobin Carnole
Nsas City
Hiesinud
Kansas
Shetland
Mr. Lannele
Kansas City
Sibley Missionary Society Meeting at Home
The Sibley missionary society will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wheadon on Wednesday during February. Numerous social visits are noted including Harriett Couhues with Josephine Burgor, and gatherings at Will Walker's, Ulmer Irvin's, and Piper homes. Aileen Marshall thanks friends for kindness during hospital stay and the plant from the Young Peoples class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
Chas Wheadon
Harriett Couwhes
Beldwin
Josephine Burg
Will McClintock
Richard
Marie
Edith
Will Walker's
Harold Marshall
Ulmer Irvin
Harriett
Gladys Cowles
E. C. Cowles
J. H. Freese
Mary
and Halve Coop
Eckman
Piper Homes
Aileen Marshall
Peu Se
Will McClinterskirk
Eimer Hunter
Marshall
Earl Blanche Gordon
Gerald Lacks
Elc
Harbour
Walter
B. FL
Rahia
Fami
Hil
Ruth
G. C
Ernest Rail
DANDERINE Beauty Tonic Promises Thick Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic to stop dandruff and thinning hair. It claims to revive dull lifeless locks with vivid shine and lasting fullness, urging readers to buy at druggists.
Lone Star Social News From Lone Star Ledger
A fragmented local column details visits and dinners among residents Minnie Dietz Bertha Dietz Esther Flory and others with names such as Lawrence Joann Finer and Victor Dietz. It notes a church committee's choice Rev Lou Griffith for the coming year and mentions Mecca pilgrimage imagery and a shipbuilder motif amid scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Lou Griffith
Ehareh
Wl Johnson
Mr. Watts
Lily Johnson
Rob Watts
Victor Dietz
Dyunita Corbin
California Fig Syrup Ad Encourages Safe Use for Children
An old styleel ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for children. It urges caregivers to check for the name California on the package and notes fruity taste with full directions on each bottle.
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California
Demands on Government Push Sun Yat Sen Plan
Peking reports Dr Sun Yat Sen head of the revived South China reform movement has eight demands for the Peking government before reunification talks. Key items include dismissal of certain officials, cancellation of a recent mandate, and a pledge to halt further foreign loans.
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Peking
Sun Yat
Song
South China
Cant
Ston
Mo Barists
Vidimier Chin Yun-peng
Teking
China
Austrian Crown Bills Used on Local Beer Labels
A Zurich, Switzerland report notes a local brewery using Austrian one crown bills on beer labels. The unusual practice draws curiosity as producers adapt currency imagery for branding amid uncertain economic signals.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Brewery labels lure collectors to raise crown value
A fragment notes a brewery firm using a novel labeling system that attracts collectors of bank note labels. It mentions a meeting of a local group and a planned gathering at a house in Massachusetts, with a time and date unclear.
Jad Salts claim to flush kidneys and bladder relief
An advertisement urges reducing meat intake to ease back and kidney pain, claiming uric acid from meat burdens kidneys. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe lithia-water drink to flush clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders, noting wide use by men and women.
Livestock and Farm Implements Auction Notice
Brindle cow four years old producing four gallons daily with calf by side. Guernsey cow eight years old yielding five to six gallons with calf nearby. Sale includes spring wagon harness single harness peter schuttler wagon and box low wheel wagon and rack top bogey dist harrow sheep boards sell shovel riding cultivator one shovel walking cultivator two walking plows fourteen and fourteen inch. One columbia ten hole wheat drill one cart hog troughs two iron kettles five gallon and one long five almost new western cream separator.
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Peter Schuttler
Miscellaneous and Household Goods Auction List Reads Like a Treasure
An auction catalog itemizes a Shetland pony and a 4-H horse, a thoroughbred, a dog, a Winchester shotgun, grain and hay, a Fairbanks Morse engine with pump, a large oak sideboard and bookcase, rocking chairs, a dining set, linens, window screens, organ heater stoves, a wood churn, stone jars, oil stoves, and a cylinder washing machine. Names of items and quantities are given in a long catalog entry.
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Sibley
Thompson
G15
Mass
Fetter
Buick
Henna
LONE
Minnie
Bertha Dietz
Esther
Joann Finer
Tapeka
CL. A
Lawrence
N Bond
Mro
Ubwller
Porter Bond de
Rill Ueich
Dan Ulrich
Finer Sanday
Mir
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Gon Clifford
Porter Bond
Otis Lindell
Porothy
Mr. Hadter
Porter Bon
Meccz
Sho
India
Union of China
No. Nf Gates
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Brivy
Ma Kiefer
Tor
Niles
Qld
Franklin
Jack
Ll Mule
Cascara
Durham
Guernsey
Rhode Island
Deering
John Deere
International
McCormick
Avin Teers
Conn
Ford
Aspinwall
Sao
Fairbanks-Morse
McClung
Fred Eggert
C. D. Thomas
Dudley Asher
Fordson Tractors
W. Smith
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