County News items from a Kansas town in 1902
A sweep of notes reports Mrs Jamce Bavkton and others moving about Napoleon and Ray county, farmers gathering waterlogged crops after a downpour, deaths of Cyrus Osborn and Forsha, local visits by Gromke Schults and others, cattle shipments, railroad and road repairs, and community notes on births, relocations, and local business moves in Clay township and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crous
Boeneman
G. A. Bauman
W. B. Emison
Denver
Lorado
Kanons
Bates City
Cyrus Osborn
Clay Township
Mayview Notes Mix Social News and Local Barrage
Mayview items report W A Monroe ill this week Miss Leland Burks from Marshall visiting Miss Woolridge and Anita Lytton of Texas returning home. An August 7 ice cream supper at the Christian church is announced by the Ladies Aid. Ben Ridge of Higginsville departs Mayview. Mrs Laura Gravea hosts friends for Miss Burks. Naomi Chine’s ninth birthday party features games, snacks, peanut hunt, and gifts with many local girls in attendance. A political quip from a Bryan speech and an ad for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Burks
Marshall
Ben Ridge
Higginsville
Mayview
Anita Lytton
Texas
J. G. Benning
Emily
Kansans City
Bettie Benning
Locus Grave
Laura Gravea
Resolutions of Condolence for James McDogall 1902
Lexintox Lodge No 89 of Lexinetox Mo mourns James McDogall with deep sympathy. They set apart a page in their record book, send copies to his parents and county newspapers, and drape the charter for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexintox
Lexinetox
James McDogall
M. Canri
McDeemerr
L. Beer
Indiana Stand on Islands Divides Republicans
Stone argues in Indiana politics circles over what to do with newly acquired islands after war. He presents two options: grant territories and eventual statehood with full rights, or keep as colonial dependencies requiring force and abandoning self government principles. He warns both paths test the republic’s ideals, urges Democrats to defend the Constitution, and critiques Republican leadership. Also notes a patent medicine ad and a family visit anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Spain
Indiana
Malhis
Washington
Speaker
Benton
Republican Congress
Fifty Third
Bentom
Protests and Policy Across Islands and Accident on River Route
Mr Benton denounces lack of clear American policy for island colonies and cites Senate appropriations across parties. Accident on the River Route describes four men struck by a train near Lexingto n. two die, others injured, survivors rushed to Berlin for burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wycklilt
JB. Brower
L. A. Galladay
G. W. Hockersmith
Northrup
Lexington
Oly
Lexingtop
Hays’ Mine
Myrick
Wyckliff
Hoskensmith
Brewer
Gouliday
Howkensmith
Wryckliff
Wyckitt
Hockensmith
Berlin
Fraternal Order officers elected and initiation held
The Fraternal Order of Hagies Organized Wednesday night elected officers including Ed Haak ker as Past Worthy President Louis Grate as Worthy President Geo. 0 Schane as Worthy Treasurer Oscar Thomeis as Worthy Secretary Pat Fagan as Worthy Chaplain Chris Walk as Worthy Vice-President J C Winkler as Worthy Conductor Walter Shim as Worthy Inside Guardian James I Boulware as Worthy Outside Guardian and trustees Thos Holleran A Rosen C Gustavson A large number were initiated with several from Richmond The lodge was organized by Harry 0 Hays of Leavenworth Kansas assisted by OC Knauer Joe Poots Q L Turner Geo Grubel Sr Gee Hafner D Hardy M Perkins John Bishop D Handratan and Jobe Rothwell from Wyandotte lodge No 87 firaithy Kidneys Means Long Life offer appears in ad text invalid here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hagies
Ed, Haakker
Louis Grate
Geo. 0. Schane
Oscar Thomeis
Pat Fagan
Chris Walk
J. C. Winkler
Worthy Inside Guardian
Walter Shim
Worthy Outside Guardian
James I. Boulware
Thos
Holleran
A. Rosen
C. Gustavson
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County News
Wellington and Vicinity
Jamce Bavkton
Fatrelew Motorty
Gus Biwake
Napoleon
Emmet Bailey
Kanaas City
Regal
Kus
Z. W. Wright
HB. Corse
Kansas
G. W. Alombaugh
Odesaa
J. A. Schultz
Jonny
Hell Street
JT. Peet
Leavenworth
Kas
Reid Kinkead
Prairie
W. 8. Griffis
J. M. Frye
Midsouri Pacific Railroad
Kangas
John Porrell
Ruble
Jennie
Independence
Lizelstoall
Odessa
Kinkead
McGioay
Maryville
Nodaway County
Forsha
Korsha
Alma J'Toms
W. J. Potts
Quovardia
Harry Clay Corder
RB. Stroder
Kansas City
Charley Moyer
J. W. Goodwin
St. Louis
J. K. Fletcher
St. Joseph
A. Hi. Schults
Wellington
E. W. Erdman
Jessie Corder
A. T. Corder
Centralia
F. H. Henck
Concordia
Clara Fox
Anna Koppenbrink
J. Kroneke
5. T. Brockman
Joan
May Ardinger
G. B. Fletcher
Web Goodwin
Kansas Ciy
Mrs
J. G. Goodwin
Wm. Fletcher
Hox, Kansas
Bank
Lafayette County
Wittenberg
Gratz
W. A
Naomi Chine
Howe
Emma Buehler
Naomi
Nedeen Proctor
Louise Graven
Mary Ratican
Gertrude Ridings
Jamie Gore
Pauline Wheatley
Addis Morton
Jennie Kelley
Emma Buebler
T. N
Bryan
Bryang
Caldwell
Leroy Farmer
Saunders Kingman
Milwaukee
C.W. Hays
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo
Joe Beat
Uigginaville
Campbell Bros
Honest
Javlah
Rae Caynot
Noo
Grand Free Street Parade
Stone
Indianoplis
Smith
Chas
W. Loomia
S. W. Wentworth
San Antonio
Texaa
Chan
Tyler
Higgineville
Wentworth
Peary
MR. Benton
Eagles
Chas. W. Loomw
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