Notices From Humboldt Union and Neosho Valley Register
Public notice and advertisements dated February 1873 warn readers of publication rules and remind for pay up. It lists publishers McElsey & Co. and L. Walnin & Co. with Humboldt Union and Neosho Valley Register. Additional notices offer cash for stock hogs and cattle, warn against hunting on premises, and promote Keables Bro carriage factory in Manhattan Kansas with price lists and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElsey & Co
Humboldt Union
L. WaLnin & Co
Neosho Valley Register
Ifth
Keablea & Bro
Manhattan
Kansas
Tat Beck and Moffatt Try 50c Goods in City
Jno Francis Co delivers coal by leaving sour orders. J P Swearinger seeks 1,000 men to buy books and supplies at Allen's Restaurant and Book Store. L & Brubaker offer stationery toys wallpaper and school books with cash or skim milk trade. Debtors warned to settle by August 20 or face collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Francis & Co
J.P. Swearinger
Allen’s
Mr. Lakin
Brubaker
Stray Steers Sought. Teachers Institute Set in Tola
A notice seeks return of four steers branded on the left hip with a diamond and one with a left side mark, under J F Colborn or D W Bostwick of Tola Kansas. An Allen County Teachers’ Institute will meet in Tola September 3 and 4 with a public teaching examination on the 5th. all teachers urged to attend or explain absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Colborn
D. W. Bostwick
Tola
Kansas
Allen County
G. Dewitt
E. C. Bray
Maria
Bray
State Convention delegates named and local notes
Géo J Bequa and A G Jones are delegates to the State Convention next Wednesday. Judge Bell of Lafayette arrives in the city. Dr Ball’s recovery is doubtful. Grasshoppers nearing from Ottawa. D B Hovey controls Landreth and Hovey houses in Humboldt. Palmer vs Carlyle Church case verdict $181.79 for the church. Pinkerton’s grass-widower status noted as wives visit east. County cattle 15,000 need 30,000 tons hay. 100,000 tons likely. Telegraph tracks delegates by district. Briggs reports farmers worse off in nearby counties. Hopper followers threaten deporations. L L & G railroad sues W H Richards over land titles. Leavenworth ladies prepare charity cookbook to fund the Kansas Home for the Friendless. bind for $1.00. canvass desired. Local candidacy notices seen as excessive. Louis Walker a State Senate hopeful in the Seventeenth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kansas
E. R. Douglass
Ourself
Leavenworth Jimes
Louis Walker
Noad Valley
Train destroys man near Iola in grisly accident
A colored man was put off a northbound train about a mile north of Iola last Wednesday night. He was found with his right leg and part of his right foot severed by the wheels. Doctors amputated the limb but he died the following morning due to blood loss. The inquest suggests he may have fallen under the cars while attempting to reboard after the train started. The man’s name was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE
Wes
Iola
Gillihan
de Moss
Chastain
Hendricks
Keep a stiff upper lip in hard times
An editorial urges grit to endure drought and pest threats, claiming ample bread, fruit, corn, hay, pork, and beef locally. It warns against despair, noting occasional individual suffering but asserts the community can weather hardship with courage and self denial.
Delegates chosen at county Republican convention
The convention elected A G Jones and Geo H Requa as the two delegates to the State Republican Convention at Topeka on August 26. D C Adams and Frank Robt named as alternates. For the Humboldt Congressional Convention on September 2, 1874 Wm Davis and Harmon Scott won, with A W Howland and H W Talcott as alternates. The credentials committee reported seats for delegates from Iola Geneva Deer Creek Osage and Fim townships and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Requa
WU. M. Simpson
Iola
J N White
A G Jones
Eltis
CE Briggs
J P Hays
LH Gorrell
J L Woodin
C M Simpson
John Paxson
G M Brown
Harmon Scott
H Bancroft
L Walker
H W Talcott
Geneva
Frank Root
A W Howland
John R Berry
Deer Creek
E H Funston
James Christian
D C Adams
David Smith
Mr. Whittaker
Osage
J D Moore
Geo Hi Requa
G Sullivan
Fim
J I, Arnold
J W Delaplaine
Topeka
A. G. Jones
D.C. Adams
Frank Robt
Humboldt
Wm. Davis
A. W. Howland
H. W. Talcott
C. M. Snapsom
Sec’y
No county fair this year amid tobacco talk and reform rhetoric
Fragmented OCR article notes cancelation of the county fair in Man, with stray phrases about hopper grasshopper, Eureka, and city operations. It mentions a church smoking ban by the Board of Trustees of United Botea, and cites the Fredonia Citizen describing a life-long Democrat adopting “reform” as campaign rhetoric at anti-Republican meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaon
Board of Trustees of the United Botea
Fredonia
Natura
Grasshopper troubles and local notices from Topeka area
A meeting of the Reform State Central Committee, chaired by 8 D McDonald, to fill Keeaster’s vacancy in Topeka on September 3 at 8 p.m. Various notes report grasshopper activity across towns, a barn fire near Eadora, and an accident in Lawrence injuring Mrs. Crew. Mentions of local figures like Mr. Summerfield and Mr. Wilder, and agricultural commentary on fruit and crop protection.
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D.mcdonald, Bagg
Reform State Central Committee
Keeaster
Topeka
Flias Summerfield
Sats
Koester
Summerfield
Lawrence Journal
Lawrence
J. S. Crew
Texas
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Local Department
Lil &G
Ward
Beck, Marsh & Moffate
W. M. Hartman & Co
Anguat
J. W. Curistran
Becky Moffatt’ S
D. B. Allen
Mrs. Bush
Atchison
Beck & Moffatt
Stauber & Norris
Wim. Davis
Babe
Topeks
Kaseas School Journal
Messie. Evens & Holbrook
Géo. J. Bequa
Ottawa
D. B. Hovey
Landreth House
Hovey House
Palmer
the Carlyle Church
Boyd
Church Society
Carlyle Church
J. W. Pinkerton
W. H. Richards
Dr. Hendricka
Telegraph
Chas. D. Briggs
Wilson
Labette
Montgomery
Neosho
G. Hopper
Efe
L. L. & G. Railroad Company
Mr. Richards
Ystate News
T. Kk. Foster
Bostwich's Building
Bridge Street
WM. Newton
Humboldt, Kas
Kansas Midland Railroad
KR. P
Westinghouse
Miller
W.W. Fagan
T. J. Anderson
Geanl
Ticket Agt
Iola Furniture Manufacturing Company
Mayeracteazina
Fiuiriniltiuirie
Madisox Avenue
Stone Block
Public Square
W. A. Cow
Quepurware
Smith
Nendesba
Ilizen
Miss Drinkwater
Cali- Kexge
Burtingame Chronicle
Bir
Persing
Eadora
Leavenworth Times
C.S. Wilder
Lawrence Tribune
Iula
Saginaw
Lola Mills
Graham
Japan
Sugar House
New Orleans
C. Whittier
St. Charles Street
St. Louis
Neosho Valley
Association
Allen
Ander- Sead
Cariral Srocx
Shsnes
Eacu
G. B.loge
F. Bacon
Cody County
Tresten
Neosho Fall
Woodson County
Kaneses
Dickson
Neosho Falls
Ort
E. Bacon
Burlington, Kans
Nebraska
Ay - Z
Chicago
Chicker
Sohmer
Emerson Mathushek
Bartlett and Loring & Blake Organs
C. B. Ie Orth
Misr
Bock & Moffatt’s
Kans
Renay
Fas
Rochester
N. Y
Madison and
Washington Avenue
Ota
Lew
J. & P. Coate
Clark
Keystone Planters
Cayuga
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