25 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Narka News
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
1
The newspaper under editor and publisher Howard E. Moore is issued weekly on Fridays and priced at one dollar per year. The issue is distributed from Narka Kansas and designated as second class in all regards.
Phranie Bever ill. W. W. Butt family with H. E. Moore. James Douce cistern building. Anderson colt lost last Sunday. many small ads for hardware harness and pianos. Dr. Ccor Bate back from trip. births, visits, and travel notices listed. local business, prices, arrivals, and routine chatter across town.
Henry Hatch, born June 6 1883 in New Hampshire, died after a short illness in January 1903. He married Margaret Wilson of Tannerence Massachusetts Feb 19 1883. They moved to Illinois then Kansas settling near Mahawha where he lived on a homestead two miles west. He joined the Cumberland Presbyterians and fathered seven children. Peace to his memory.
A Nortonville News item rebukes merchants who refuse to advertise due to pride, cost, or past failures. It argues that those who never advertise risk fines for mismatched priorities, while persistent advertisers should continue at reasonable expense regardless of tradition or prior attempts.
Cadets at the Military Academy at West Point announce an end to hazing as part of a reform effort. They condemn hazing as barbaric and incompatible with modern values and discipline.
House members of the joint Senate committee have decided to accept the Seaste bill so it may reach the President for signature soon. A feature of the bill provides the restatement of 12,600 Philippines soldiers and our troops in the Islands.
Governor Stan ley names Jallis Mitchell Green and Cunning ham as four new members of the Kansas Supreme Court, expanding the court to seven. The appointments include Stan ley of Cowley Mitchell Harvey and Lyon counties, shaping the state’s high court composition.
The report notes the queen's death and reflects on her unprecedented long reign. It praises her public and private life as a model, saying she will be mourned by people across Britain and empire for her benevolence and example.
Reported escape from jail ends with Mrs Nation and three women smashing up two saloons. When the sheriff moved to arrest her she struck him, then caused a disturbance before recapture. The incident follows prior protests associated with Nation, highlighting ongoing unrest.
A damaged OCR passage describes a northern region timetable, noting train positions east of Jana and a station sequence. It mentions Be and TA lines, Sunday exceptions, and a general lack of trouble answering questions. It references expected assistance and a Cor. Geeene, Agee ty.
A brief unreadable fragment from a diary-like note shows stray letters and numbers. The readable portion mentions names initials and a date sequence, but no clear event or context emerges.
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