Goods to be slaughtered for 60 days in eastern markets
A compilation of local notices cites various reports from Humboldt Kansas and nearby towns. Items include a dangerous illness in Mrs. Paxson slowly recovering, Bancroft reviving the old Leland House name, a Baxter Springs photographer’s shop burglary, and general community notes about schools, churches, clubs, and local misfortunes such as coal oil accidents and a fatal lamp explosion affecting a St. Joseph family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nysincer & Rosenthal
Humboldt
Kans
Judge Paxson
John Hutchings
Lawrence
Presbyterian Sunday School
Wm. Davis
China
Iola
St. Joseph
If the right men are elected U S Senator and others provided for
The passage argues that electing Judge Talcott John Francis N F Acers Louis Walker to key offices would open 15 to 20 public posts and perquisites for successors, including City Attorney Secretary of the Treasury Mayor and County Ring leadership, alongside lucrative private and church roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talcott
U. S
John Francis
Old County
N. F. Acers Esq
Cannibal Islands
Justice of the Peace’s Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Louis Walker
Pomeroy
The Hog Question and Poland China Hog Debate
Toua Kansas January 28 1874 letter argues Poland China hogs are superior and explains fattening, size, and meat quality. Cites weights from Western Star data and forecasts crossbreeding with Berkshire offers no benefit. Plans to discuss Poland China origin and Magee hog differences in next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toua
Kansas
Eprron Reatster
Berkshire
Poland
China
Itf
Poland China
Western Star
Warren Co
Ohio
Regents Named for Agricultural College in Kansas
The Perry Times notes hemp yield claims for the Raw bottom and lists Mesata, Copley, Green, Hudson, Rogers, Adams and Reynolds as confirmed Regents of the Agricultural College. The St. Louis Globe reports ex-U S Attorney Scofield ordered suit against the Kansas City Times. A religious revival grows near Capriana Nemaha county. Court cases involve garnishment of Lieut. Gov. Stover and State Treasurer Hayes. Missouri Wool Growers meet in Kansas City to discuss state laws aiding sheep industry. The Massachussetts tax payment anecdote and Postmaster General’s support for free newspaper transmission are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Times
Mesata
Copley
Green
Hudson
Rogers
Adams
Reynolds
The
Agricultural College
St. Louis Globe
Scofield
U. S
Kansas
Kansas City Times
Shawnee
Morton
Pomeroy
First National Bank
Stover
Hayes
Wisconsin
Wool Growers’ and Sheep Breeders’ Association of
Missouri and
Kansas City
Massachusettte
St Nicholas February issue features tales by Stacy and Johnson
The February St Nicholas opens with a W C Bryant poem and a middle ages tale Bianca and Beppo by J T Stacy illustrated by Miss Scannell. It reviews several short stories by Rossiter Johnson Mary N Prescott Susan Coolidge and others, serials by Trowbridge Thorne Stockton and Eytinge plus poems, drawings, articles on light velocity wood carving and the manatee. Fifty illustrations grace the issue and references to past Young Folks merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
W. C. Bryant
Frank K. Stockton
W. L. Sheppard
Sol. Eytinge
F. Beard
Stephens
Maine
Stanley
Africa
Olive A. Wadsworth
Celia Thaxter
Silas Dinsmore
Mary E. C. Wyeth
Theophilus Higginbotham
Farmer Jones
Spy
Hopkins
Jack
G. B. Bartlett
W. Brooks
PROVISIONS AT MARKET AND RAIL ROUTE PROMISES
The passage lists farm produce such as potatoes beets corn and apples with prices and notes on live chickens. It then promotes Missouri Pacific Through Line and St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line highlighting speed safety and comfort including reclining chair coaches and new cars. It advertises maps timetables and agents in Kansas City and St Louis. It closes with a medical ad for Dr Whittier promising information on impediments to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific R.R
Westinghouse
Leavenworth
Atchison
West
G. H. Baxter
Western
E. A. Ford
St. Uis
St.Louis
Missouri
Mississippi
Lyman McCarty
P. B. Groat
Petition Seeks Change of State Road in Allen County Kansas
Notice in bereby given that s petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners of Allen county Kansas at their next session April 1874 praying for the change of a State road on a detailed route description from section 33 to section 15 in townships 23 and 24 south, range 21 and 20 east. Thomas Gregg is the principal petitioner dated January 19 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Allen County
Kansas
Section No. Afteen
Johan M. Evans
Aaid
Peticion
Jase N. Evans
Mipistratrix
Attys Murray & Richards
Jack Harkaway in America debuts in Frank Leslie's
A letter from Bracebridge Heming announces that Jack Harkaway will appear exclusively in Frank Leslie's Boys and Girls Weekly from America. He promises adventures across the United States with the same bold, humorous quit and moral lessons for young readers. The new serial begins with issue 379 and will be styled to thrill and instruct American youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harkeway
America
Frank Leslie
Boys & Girls’ Weekly
Laure
Jack ‘Harkaway
United States
Great Republic
Jack Harkaway
Stars and Stripes
University of Oxford
Amon
Italy
Boys & Girl’ Weekly
Frank Leake
Boys’ & Girl
Bracebridge Heming
New York
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the Register
Official Paper of
Local Department
L.L
G.rahroad
W.T. McElroy & Co
Humboldt Union
L. Watxee & Co
Neosho Valley Register
T. K. Foster
Bridge Street
Pro
T. K Foster
Beck, Marsh & Mottatt’s
W. M. Hartman & Co
Batonex
Davis
Calon Foster
M.D. Wells & Co
Chicago
Henry P. Smith
Geo
al Amos
Amos & Bro
Atar
Davie
State News
Farly
Col. W. A. Phillips
Congress
United States Senate
Capriana
Nemaha County
Laterence Tribune
Jola Mareet
Noob, Wickory
Seeseneeeenee Ballz
Ghio Hiver
Metail—Pflou
Bete Parkes Pir
Ae Genese
Gagar
Ems
Corree
Rio
Stgark
Sugar House
New Orleans
D. W. Rodgers
Jetters
Rachel M. Culperston
Boys and Girls OF America
W. A. Cowng
W. ST. Richards
Beck, Marsh & Moffatt
Pela
Tora
Ueensmore
South Side Public Square
J. F. Colborn
Madison
Washington
Dralars
Ron, Nails
Iron & Wood Pumps
Ralsz
Gayuga
Crockery, Glassware
Fashington St
Bytom Mess
Sage c Morse
Rochester
N. Y
Scott Brothers
Washington , Madison Avenues
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