Rates of Advertising for Local Notices and Ads
Rates listed for cards of ten lines or feet, mipion type, one year ten dollars, six months seven dollars, three months five hundred, one insertion one dollar fifty and subsequent seventy five cents. One column yearly hundred nine dollars, six months sixty six dollars, three months thirty five dollars. Half column yearly sixty, six months forty, three months twenty five. Quarter column yearly thirty five, six months twenty, three months fifteen. Local notices fifteen cents a line. Regular advertisers ten cents. Transient and legal ads must be paid in advance.
Directory page of local churches and officials
Directory for Methodist Episcopal Baptist Presbyterian and Concordia churches with service times prayer meetings and Sabbath notes. Includes county officials such as District Judge J W Croker Probate Judge John Paxson County Clerk IL A Needham Sheriff E C Amsden Mayor Paul Fisher Police Judge and city marshal staff and councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wt. Goudin
John Paxson
Wan. Thrasher
A. Needham
Stephenson
J.C. Murray
Ateriny
Singosa
Chek District Court
G. DeWitt
Pirb
Schoels
E.C. Amsden
Sherith
DP. Green
Denny Sherith
John Francis
J. A. Hart
N. F. Acers
A.W. Beek
J. Shomon
WOM
Iola and Allen county a promising western Kansas spot
Iola sits near Elm Creek and the Neosho River eighty miles south of Lawrence with the Leavenworth Lawrence and Galveston Railroad running through town. The piece highlights growing population around sixteen hundred, a strong civic frame with brick churches and thriving societies, a dense mix of businesses, local professions, and several mills and factories. Allen county hosts about twelve thousand people with healthy schools, clean water, good building stone, coal, and timber. fertile soils for crops, fruits, and vegetables. large unoccupied lands for farming at reasonable prices. and ample cattle ranges nearby. The article argues the area offers health, opportunity, and long-term value for manufacturing, farming, and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota
Allen County
Elm Creek
Neosho River
Lawrence
Kansas
Leavenworth, Lawrence
The Grant third-term question in Harper's Weekly
Harper's Weekly analyzes the idea of a third presidential term for Ulysses S. Grant. It argues constitutional questions, historic precedents, and the dangers of politics shaping policy for re election. The piece warns against Caesarism while noting strong faith in institutions and the need for stable governance. The discussion weighs public opinion, party dynamics, and risks of foreign policy shifts.
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General Grant
Fane
Grant
Lincoln
Siisen
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Iria Party
Custom-house
Post-office
Internal Revenue Department
Congress
Grand Committee
Washington
Jefferson
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Cesar
Caesar
Adam
Frenau’s Gazette
Hamilton
Jenking
Long Branch
United States
Europe
Ph Battanierests
Thes
Apne
Kansas A Glowing Tale Of Growth And Change
The Kansas narrative extols rapid state development with farms, railroads, industry and immigration. It contrasts old frontier life with a thriving, populous, industrious Kansas featuring orchards, bridges, newspapers, churches and growing cities. A Russian Mennonite migration is noted along with English colonists investing along rail lines. The piece also includes brief local anecdotes and a caution about coal oil fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Kansatts
Kansas
Apelin
Should we Annex the Sandwich Islands
Charles Negport argues in Harper's Magazine that annexation would be a blunder for the United States. He cites unfit farming conditions, limited sugar plantation needs, and a mixed future population of Chinese and Hawaiians. Native opposition and a strong sense of nationality further oppose annexation without consent.
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Sandwich Islands
Charles Negport
Harper's Magazine
Aerial trip invitations for Kansas senatorial aspirants
The Daily Graphic plans a list of Kansas senatorial hopefuls to join Prof Wise on an Atlantic crossing flight. Fifteen to twenty prominent figures will receive invitations early next week, and should not feel compelled to refuse. Names mentioned include Kalloch Osborn Larimer King Harvey and others, considered as ballast alongside Ben Butler or General McClellan.
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Leavenworth Times
Daily Graphic
Kansas
Wise
Atantic
Kalloch
Osborn
Larimer
King
Harvey
Echo for August Expands with Four Extra Pages
The Austods' Echo for August grows larger by four pages with contents including the conclusion of the sketch Agatha Going Home a Rexford poem Song Verse Why and Heart Songs Music appears valuable with retail price near two dollars. Subscription is $1 a year sample copies from publisher H N Hempsted Milwaukee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
Rexford
Musical Echo
H. N. Hempsted
Milwaukee
Correspondence promises release of Minnesota detectives
A progressing exchange between the Secretary of State and the British minister aims to free Minnesota detectives detained on kidnapping charges. The article portrays Tord Gordon as a rough adventurer, illegitimate son of an English clergyman, and a swindler of notable rank.
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Minnesota
Tord” Gordon
State Normal School at Emporia Catalogue Summary
State Normal School at Emporia lists a six member faculty, 172 students enrolled last year, and three courses of study the elementary two year program and two four year programs. A model or practice school opens this fall with emphasis on object lesson work. Music, penmanship and drawing offered to all, daily gymnastics. Model department accepts eight year olds up, normal at 17 for ladies 18 for gentlemen. Tuition in model five dollars per term. normal department text books free. Large building accommodates up to 350. Fall term opens September 10 with first term entry September 9.
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United States
Random Thoughts and Notable Oddities from Augur Pages
A sprawling miscellany of aphorisms, jokes, local anecdotes, and brief notices. Items include humorous exchanges, stray observations on society, weather, and fashion, plus snippets about fires, floods, and civic curiosities from various U.S. locales.
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the Register
Louis Walker
Iola, Kansas
Official Paper OF
Methodist Episcopal
Jefferson Avenue
Broadway Street
Sycamore Street
Mt. Wad
Yi. M
M. Bon. Crank
Precbyterian
Madinon Avenue
Werters Street
Mervices
J. W. Peskentos
Cnbissay
Taeluck
Ajm
Etprr Crocker
Jo En
Iola Lodge
A. F. & A. Masons
Joun Bweruart
N. G. J. S Cruises
Sec'y
Fiotess
Neosho Valley
Iola
N. T. Winans
Nelson F, Acers
Kans
D. I. Worthington
Tola, Allen Co
Kana
Tozer
Scott Brothers
Geo. A Bowlus
Kanbab
Madison Avenue
East Dawe & Vannuys
H. Freeman
Siiverssuth
Kas
Ofice West Aide
D. F. Givens
J. N. White
Washington le
Learre
CFR
Batasuisnep 1869
Bevantienep
Northrop
United
Diatnicr
LI. Gorrell
Postesice
Washington Avenue
Luarece
L. H. Gorrell
Maier
Epley
South Side
Galveston
The
Baptist Society
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Society
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows
Tula
Manufactorifa
Eure
Neosho
D. ¢. Brubaker
West Side Public Square
Newton
Public Square
Carlyle
Poland
China
GE. W. Covert
Greytown
Republic
Buchanan
Johnson
Harper's Weekly
Development of Kansas
Clavea
Ussian
Menonites
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Road Land Company
State of
Kansas City Times
Miss Curiosity
Lawrence Journal of
Kline
Journal
North Lawrence
Mra Kline
Wilder
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal of Commerce
Thomas Redfield
Kansas Pacific
Birmingham A Morning News
Litchfield
Wolverhampton
State Normal School
Emporia
Witer
Wis
Tioga County
Penu
Lima
Peru
Prince of Wales
Tennessee
Field & Leiter
Chicago
Jasper Boatright
Elwood
John
Mixsis
Vienna
Tweed
France
Fort Scott
Harry
Massachusetts
National Watch Company
Elgin, Ill
Myrtle Street
Boston
Bay City
Mich
Charleston News and Courieranys
Lowell
South
Turkey
Ergek
Woodson County Post
Hastings, Mich
Home Journal
Watts
New River Company
London
London News
H. Highton
Atlantic
Brother Brown
Miss Smith
Widder
Dr. Jones
Jolly Rouse
Thander
Jones
Joé Ronse
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