Dissolution notice of Talcott and Acers partnership
Notice declares the co partner ship between Acers and Talcott dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due will be settled by H W Talcott, successor to the firm. Publication urges creditors to come forward and settle promptly. Located Iola Kansas, August 6 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Tatcott
N. F. Acnar
H. W. Tavcott
Acers & Talents
Acers
Reaister
H.W. Talcott
Notics
Abra E. Sxopanase
Eid
Plsintiff
Plsintif
Anna EB. Snodgras
Anna E-Ramray
Acers & Ton S
Eithe Atlyr
Parting notice marks end of Reawren era and Talcott takeover
WN. PF. Acers announces dissolution of partnership with Mr. Talcott and hands over the Reawren to Talcott. He praises the paper’s growth and assures patrons of continued fearless advocacy. Talcott seeks success with new leadership, while old staff reminisce on the partnership. A separate update praises wheat crop yields and warns firmer farmers to act promptly, citing past winters and delayed sowing risks. Rochester excitement grows over a century plant blooming, drawing visitors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reawren
Talcott
Reatsters
Ita
WN. PF
Acers
Grant Debt Decline and Press Notes from Leavenworth
A Kansas editorial comments on Grant’s presidency, praising debt reduction and financial management. It highlights July debt cuts of 7.44 million and bond interest payments, totaling about nine million in reductions. The piece also reviews a long Penannulator letter endorsing impartial Kansas perspectives and notes NY Sun on Cuba independence proposals tied to Spain, with US guarantees and possible armed truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Grant
Grant
New York Sun
Cuba
Sickles
Marshal Serrano
Spain
United States
Congress
Chinese Merchants Visit Chicago Board of Trade
Two San Francisco Chinese merchants Ban and Chay Chew visit the Chicago Board of Trade. An oratorical speech by Chay Chew impresses the crowd as a long exchange with Sidney Clarke parallels a moral allegory about man and the earth. Work on the L. L. G. BR. railroad bridge across the Marais des Cygnes at Ottawa progresses with materials arrived for eventual erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
San Francisco
Ban
Chay Chew
Sion
Sidney Clarke
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Vast 1869 wires and fires ripple across cities
OCR narrative covers rail fare cuts, a Philadelphia bonded whisky warehouse blaze, and a deadly mine disaster near Dresden. It includes Kansas letters praising Neosho Valley, Iola, and Allen County, describing emigration wagons, scenic ranges, mounds, and a new Stone Brewery near the mound with a local proprietor.
Iola to Osage county tour notes rapid growth and farms
A vivid Kansas travel column describes Iola's growth after the Civil War, the town square and new jail, bustling wagon trade, and prominent merchants. The writer visits farms near Deer Creek, praising Mr Francis's 820 acre property and nearby 820 acre holdings, noting acres of oats and corn, stock herds, timber, and water. The piece highlights local schools, churches, roads, and a thriving agricultural economy in the Neosho Valley region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
Atte
Joss
Kansas
TNE
Iota
Lawrence
Ottawa
S. Ridenour
Iola
L. L. Northrup
Northrup
Northrup & Chick
Wail St
New York
Casmire & Moisver
Bards Ware
Jones & Newbury
Neosho Falls
Humboldt
Erie
Osage Mission
Neosho Valley
Kan~ Sax
Spring River
Neosho
Verdigris
John Francis Wis
Taleot
Reaisten
Burleigh
Talcott
Leavenworth
Duorcreek
Deer Creek
Wisner
Francis
Moonlight drive through Kansas hills and rivers
A narrative recounts a moonlit trip through northern Kansas with scenic rivers feeding the Missouri system and the Neosho toward the Galfacd Mexico. The party praises landscape, cool Kansas nights, and a calm drive home while discussing national affairs and noting local travel habits and people.
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Coe Se ‘Naryw: Taxport
Buiter
Toli
Kanses
Angastara F Cers
H. W. Tavcort
Eagly
Ding
Rochester
Perannulator
Pesannulator
Leavenworth Bulletin
Denamncnator
Allen County
Berry
Hse
Bulletin
Burke
Ito
Pacific
Philadelphia
Dresden
Sweden
Gressle
Lecker Fhom
Mound—Stone Brewery
Tel
Gradd Scheel
Mouse—Presbyterian
Joe Jalil
Neosho Valeley Segitter
Moonlight Drive
Tota
Allen Co
Daily Bulletin
Jola
Parker & Tisdale
Finmboldt
Gee
Lola
Satan
Rocky Mountains
Tallequa
Ft. Gibson
Arkansas Range
Ozark Mountains
State House
Jefferson City
Missouri
Morris School
Asa Morris School
K. Lyon
Methodista
Beffore
Valparaiso
Brent West
Massachusetts
AL W. Talcott
N. F. Acors
Esitore
Noosho Valley
Vaile
Clarke
Pomaroy
Alllen
Pomeroy
Ross Ia
Richards
Woodtfard
Ague Gure
Nature
B. W. Weopwang
Wrence
Idenour
Woodward
Tage
Kep Constant
Chen
Washington and
Madison Avenues
Public Square
jin-Jola
Jola, Allen County
Ouse
Tole
Sige
Goode
Warerouse
Tola
Fox Alter A
Wood
Thorugh
Perros
Drake & Crew
Peres
Kasus
Alles
Cianty
Allen
Johnson
Horage
Tols
Ang
Autisms Et Cornet
Burleich, Hopkine& Franc
Altyr
Almira Johneon
Plaictif
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