Life in Hawaii Told by Hanapepe Boy Jamel Ab Yaw
A Chicago reader learns of life in Hanapepe Kauai from a Chinese boy Jamel Ab Yaw. The letter describes rice farming, village life, schools under Mr H H Brodie, and a valley community with Hawaiians Japanese Germans Portuguese and Chinese. It recounts rice cultivation, harvest, local trades, beaches, and fishing as well as school and neighborhood commerce. Resolutions of respect for Dan W Goan from Wellington Lodge No 51 conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamel Ab Yaw
Cuch
Chicago
Tittle Ab Yaw
Hanapepe
Kauai
Ught
Daily News
Hawaiian Islands
Bay of
Katal
Bayuu
United States
H. H. Brodie
Government Road
Rody
Ure
Composite Lue and Sidney-Hosmey Wit Duel
In a sharp exchange, Lue taunts Sidney-Hosmey about living by wits while Modney-Well admits some reliance on others’ missteps. The dialogue hints at strategic maneuvering and a test of cleverness in a tense confrontation.
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Sidney—Hosmey
Modney
Deafness and Politics in a Daily Ledger
The杂杂 column blends medical quackery about catarrh cure with a sharp critique of Missouri politics, citing Hall's Catarrh Cure ads and a Jefferson City platform. It moves to local items from Odessa and Marshall, reporting social notices, marriages, births, deaths, and small-town happenings with light editorial commentary.
Bargains and political notes headline local roundup
Bargains offered to reduce stock of boots and shoes for cash. Oklahoma and Arizona territories unlikely to gain statehood this session. If a territory goes Democratic this fall it won’t reach statehood next session. Captain Littlejohn of Dover visits the Intelligencer. one of the county’s oldest men. Merchants urged to join a local association to boost trade and civic improvements. Cleveland bribery case reports a council member alleged to have received a large bribe for an election vote. the suspect was arrested.
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Oklahoma
Arizona
Littlejohn
Dover
Cleveland
Ohio
Agus
Trigg and Baton Move Stock From Taubman Building
Trigg and Baton plan removal of groceries from the Taubman building now occupied by Mr J McGrew opposite ends and Wilson's. The move is slated for early July, shifting stock from the current location to the new site.
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Trigg and Baton
Joly Trigg & Raton
Taubman
J. ©. McGrew
Wilson's
Poultry Prices and Local Notices From 1911 Era Papers
A collage of small notices: poultry and egg ads from McDowell and Gurzen. a Jeffersonian report on a four year old boy hurt by a binder near Higginsville. Leeton Times notes the Star Bloomer Girls baseball game at Warrensburg. mixed sale ads for corn seed. a Kansas City wedding announcement for Elizabeth Austin and Jewell Watson Danne. and a local ad urging treatment for an ailment with a home remedy, reflecting assorted rural news and notices.
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Higginsville
Jeffersonian
Herman Haas
Leeton
Elizabeth Austin
Kansas City
Jewell Watson Danne
St. Louis
John Morrison
Morrison
Dineaan le
Migginsville Fair Dates Set for September Third to Fifth
The Migginsville fair is scheduled for September 3, 4 and 5. The board of directors is made up of prominent local businessmen, including Dan Hoefer and Ed O'Brien as president and vice president respectively, with A E Asbory as treasurer and D A Kvith as secretary. Richmond Democrat notes Deputy County Clerk Ive Thornton, and Prof. J C Shelton will leave for Southern Missouri to promote Central College. Odessa Oracle reports the Beattie family recovering after suspected food poisoning at a Taraday dinner, with Dr Mee Leonard advising and no confirmed source.
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Migginsville Fair
Srcotes
Dan Hoefer
O'Brien
M. Ju. Dailey
J. Klemechmidt
W. A. Braecklain
A. EB. Asbory, Jr
M. ©. James
Theodore Youngs
Richmond
Frank Trigg
Lexington
Ive Thornton
Lafayette County
J. C. Shelton
Missouri
Central College
Odessa Oracle
Beattie
O. B. Bratt
Dad Chas
Beattia
Taraday
Mee Leoond
Sealed bids asked by Lexington Board for coal delivery
Notice from Lexington Missouri Board of Education invites sealed proposals until 6 p.m. July 2, 1902 for coal supply to city schools for one year July 1902 to July 1903 with price per budgel delivered and deposits of public school funds for one year with interest on daily balance. Also signed by T. J. Bawponr secretary dated June 4 1909. We furnish you the money to commence business.
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Board of Education
Lexington
T. J. Bawponr
Sevy
Jame
Escu County
Marshall Medicins Co
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Uly Lst
Avletto
Orden
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Tacome Wash
Southwestern Firemen
Missouri Pacific
Jane
Loomis
Grove's Tasty Chol Tonle Malaria Remedy Claim
An ad touts Grove's Tasty less Chi Tonle as a simple iron and quinine remedy for malaria chills and fever. It promises no cure and no pay with a price implied in the closing line.
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Grove
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Shows Refund Promise
A vintage ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It guarantees a refund if relief does not occur, with W I Gruvo credited on each box as the signer.
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I. W. Gruvo
Free Advice From Mrs Byron On Peruna Cure
Mrs C L Byron, president of the Chicago German Woman's Club, endorses Peruna for bladder catarrh. She reports rapid relief after two to five bottles and urges readers to seek help from Dr Hartman, offering free treatment during summer months for female catarrhal diseases.
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C. L. Byron
Lincoln Avenue
Chicago
Til
German Woman's Club
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Perana
Hartman
Perrns Medicine Co
Ohio
Dissolution Notice for McDowell & Co Transferred to Gelver
The firm McDowell & Co has dissolved. Future business will be conducted by Mr H G Gelver who will collect all accounts and pay all debts.
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McDowell & Co
H. G. Gelver
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Bawaii
Wellington
C. Fi
Iitas
Dan
W. Guan
Wellgwin Lodge
Mos
Dan W. Goan
Ue Soviety
Thor
Missouri Ledger
Lexington Intelligrscer
W. Flournoy
Alex Bayne
J. A. Manr
Hall
F. J. Coaxry & Co
Tolado
Drugglata
Jefferson City
Odessa Ledger
Jobb T T. Wagoner
C. L. Frost
V. Gillen
Lee Taylor
Casey Campbell
Wagoner
Ledger
Henry Rocklarge
Ray County
Henry
Gol
Marshall Water Works
H. Griffitt
Board of Health
Burs
Waverly
Spencer L. Brown
Concordia
Chris Eckhoft
Henry Eggers
Fannie Combs
Independence
Janie Wyatt
Lee's Summite
Merwin Howard
Lola
Kas
Mayme Beattie
Riley Freeman
Hattie K. Vaughan
Squire Gee
Marshall Dem
James Branch
Dauwwhier
Mist Fann
Higginaville
Hendrix
Herman Lane
Smith
Chas. W. Loomis
Robert
KR. B. Taliaferro
Oiessa
Alma
Board of Examiners
Charles Schultz
W. C. Bergbelden
Rockefeller
Irs
Gordon
Concordia Band
Crenshaw & Young
Patterson
New Jersey
S of
St. Louia
UD. C.'s of
St. Joseph
D. Warner
Wm. Warner
Tle
Kero
Tinols
Congress
Kern
Commissioner of Pensions
Waverly Watchman
Johnson County
Ilen
Allens
F. Mayon
Merchante’ Association
McDowrLl & Gurzen
St. Charles
Iowa
H. Mitchell & Son
Lexington Milling & Feed Company
William H. Stevenson
Dr. 'S. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Mra. C
Ish Springs
Ogden
Bait Lake
Louis Gillen
Hernemt
Wien
Roger
Festi Satgeneul
Pat
Beriess
Othee Bore Caine
P.O
Louis
P.O. Bex
Bieuey Fantbeak
Vaioe Bid
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