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Newspaper

Neosho Valley Register

Location

Iola, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1874

Page

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Official Paper of Allen County

District Judge Hon J R Goons presides with Probate Judge Jons Paxses and County officers including Treasurer Wa Timasaxe County Clerk A Nexham Register G M Knows and County Attorney JC Munkay. Other officials include Clerk District Court CM Sparson Superintendent G DeWin and Sheriff JL Woon with Deputy Woovis and Surveyor AN Aitoavee. Commissioners BP BEUITED and BOSERHERE named in the document.

J R Goons Jons Paxses Wa Timasaxe A Nexham G M Knows Register of Dees JC Munkay CM Sparson G DeWin JL Woon Sherif Woovis Sherif AN Aitoavee

Courtroom farce at Eldridge bank building sparks chaotic quarrel

A two day case ended with Dunnet and Scudder trading insults in Commissioner's Court. Amid book wares and ink and a glassy glare, Judge Scudder and Dunnet tangled over laws and citations while U.S. Marshal Armstrong restored order. The episode drew scorn from locals who called for police action and a full inquiry into the misconduct.

Coffeyville Courier Commissioner's Court Eldridge’s Bank Dunnet Scudder Scadder Col. Beardsley Stewart Ed. Eldridge Judge Scudder Dunnett Kansas Sickafoose Greenleaf Chitty Swan U.S. Marshall Armstrong Chronicle

Origin of the printers' devil term and tales

The article traces the printers' devil phrase to various legends. It notes the boy who fetches copy for editors is often called the devil and outlines origins linked to superstition, Aldus Manutius, a 1561 monk’s anatomy text, and a French noble family, concluding the simplest tale may be correct.

Aldus Manutius Venice Aldus William Deccant de Ville Deville Devil

Young and Fair Lovers Scramble Hair and Hearts

A playful verse portraits a young beau who fiddles and sings with charm yet flaws marked by vanity and mischief. A parallel belle chewing wax captures crowds, tongues wagging as both endure fickle romance and social scrutiny. The verses mingle flirtation with self aware mischief.

The Perfect Man and the Illusion of Perfection

H. W. Beecher critiques self declared perfection as illusion. He defines a truly perfect man as strong, energetic, passionate, and ruled by love that harmonizes with the will of God, a figure never seen on earth.

Earth H. W. Beecher

Future Inventions imaginations by The New York Herald

The New York Herald envisions a century ahead with inventions never seen. It foretells households powered by river pumped fuel and ice light, magnetised iron weasels flying, and rapid trips to distant ranges. It even imagines grain being shipped globally via undersea teafor pipes.

New York Herald Rocky Mountains Liverpool Calcutta

Hon Marshall Jewell's career and early life timeline

The obituary overview traces Hon Marshall Jewell of Winchester New Hampshire born October 24 1825 through youth in tanning and currier trades in Hartford and Boston, his telegraph career in Rochester Ohio Nashville and Jackson Mississippi, three Connecticut governorships, a ministry to Russia appointment, and notes on political stance and later life. It includes anecdotes about temperance and moral maxims.

Hon Marshall Jewell Winchester N. H Pliny Jewell Hartford P. Jewell & Sons Tanners and Curriers Marshall Boston Rochester N. Y Ohio Columbia Tenn Taylor Jewell Jackson Miss Nashville New Orleans New York Europe Egypt Holy Land Republican Party Connecticut Gov James L. Orr Russia

Liberal homestead exemptions described in old law note

A historical notice outlines broad homestead protections exempting up to 160 acres of farm land or one city acre, plus personal property limits and family necessities, including livestock, tools, and household items. It emphasizes that exemptions apply to household heads and require spousal consent where applicable, with a Monitor brief ending about a rural district mother and a tale of a boy and a hen.

D. P. Lowe Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress United States Kansas Interior Department Lowe

A New Advertising Dodge at a Washington Execution

An anecdote from Harper's Magazine notes a real estate agent intruding on a scaffold at a Washington Territory execution. He claimed a few remarks about cheap homestead lots at Dobeon's Hole before the sheriff resumed duties and the criminal was dropped. The tale highlights frontier commerce meeting public death in a vivid, ironic moment.

Washington Territory Dobeon’s Hole Harper's, Magazine

Exaggeration Rebuked by Scottish Minister Joke

A quaint Scotch minister in the pulpit tends to exaggeration. His clerk signals with coughs as he claims Samson’s foxes had tails twenty feet long. The preacher adjusts to fifteen, then ten, while the clerk coughs again, urging restraint.

Dieppe Madame Abe Sampson Deak

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