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Newspaper
Neosho Valley Register
Location
Iola, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1873
Page
3
Classified items show real estate for sale in Block 17 Iola and Prospect Hill 40 acres. merchants offer goods from hats to linens, with bargains on straw hats, dresses, and grocery items. Local notices include breeding pigs, loans, and a printer's trade opportunity. Community news mentions weather, city officers, moral quick takes, and a few humorous notes.
A look at Mr. Boyd and peers reveals seventy five Poland China hogs, old and young, illustrating the breed's size and potential. Local breeders like Boyd and Cook drive Allen county toward blooded stock, promising larger, higher quality animals for farmers and a notable county fair showcase.
H W Longstreth condemns ministers who attack Masonry and extols Masonry as compatible with religion. He argues secrecy, not the church, invites misunderstanding and urges clergy to focus on their gospel while letting Masonry fulfill its natural duties born of creation. He likens the Bible to guide and cautions against internal divisions within faiths.
Notice announces dissolution of the firm Davis & Vannuys by mutual consent effective August 1, 1873. Wes. Davis will settle all debts and collect accounts. business continues at the old stand. Creditors urged to come forward and settle promptly.
A promotional notice urges travelers to favor the Missouri Pacific Railroad praising its all day three express trains and safe equipment. It notes connections at St. Louis with eleven through routes. Also announces the Missouri Pacific lines to Hannibal and Sedalia with through cars to St. Louis, offering maps and timetables from agents Ames D Brown and Thos Dorwin in Selalis, Missouri and St. Louis, Missouri.
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