Jola Kansas Classified Rates and Payment Terms
JOLA KANSAS. Card rates listed for ten lines or less, one year ten dollars, six months seven dollars, three in five hundred and one insertion dollars one fifty with subsequent at seventy five cents each. One column rates: one year one hundred dollars sixty cents, six months sixty dollars, payments twenty five dollars six cents. One half column: one year fifty dollars, six months forty dollars, three months twenty five. One quarter column: one year eighty five dollars, six months twenty dollars, three months fifteen. Regulated verticals ten cents. Transient and legal ads must be paid in advance.
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India
Church Directory Listings and Service Times
Directory of local churches listing Methodist Episcopal Baptist Presbyterian and Christian denominations with service times Sabbath school prayer meetings pastors and location details including Jefferson Avenue Broadway Sycamore Street Madison Avenue and Western Street providing 10 am and 7 pm services and Thursday/Saturday meetings. Elder Crocker is noted for Christian church.
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Methodist Episcopal
Jefferson Avenue
Broadway Street
B. Palmer
Baptist
Sycamore Street
I. N. Clarx
Presbyterian
Madison Avenue
Western Street
W. Pruskerton
The
Baptist Society
Kansas
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Society
Local Officials and Names Listed in County Notices
A crowded roster of local officials appears, including Probate Judge John n, Treasurer Thrasher, County Clerk Needham, Register of Deeds Stephenson, County Attorney Murray, Clerk District Court Simpson, Superintendent DeWitt, Sheriff Amsden, Deputy Greer, Surveyor DeWitt, and Commissioners Allen Howland Fisher Francis. Also named are Mayor Waewilla, Police Judge Hart, and various clerks, treasurers, and marshals across city and county offices.
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Hard Byers
Ohn N
Wa. Thrasher
H. A. Needham
R. B. Stephenson
J. C. Murray
M. Simpson
G. DeWitt
E. C. Amsden
D. P. Greer
Waewilla
John Francis
J. A. Hart
N. F.accra
A. W. Beck
J. Shomon
W. M. Hartman
J.H. Richards
C. B. Keith
L. L. Northrup
H. W. Talcott
J. N. Woollames
Marsal
C. D. Briggs
Iola and Allen County Promising Home Region
Iola sits at Elm Creek and Neosho confluence eighty miles south of Lawrence and west of Kansas City with the Leavenworth Lawrence Galveston line through town. The city lists churches, lodges, many stores, several factories, and growing professions while Allen County offers pure water coal land and healthful climate, with fruit and stock potential and opportunities for manufacturing and farming ventures.
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Tora
Allen County
Elm Creek
Neosho River
Lawrence
Kansas City
Leavenworth, Lawrence
Secrecy in Labor Movement Split Sparks Public Debate
The Leavenworth Herald argues for open discussion of labor issues amid calls for a Labor Union and rejection of secret groups like the Granges. It cites farmers and laborers, praises openness, and questions excluding politicians while urging broader participation to defend political and religious liberty.
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Granges
Col. Coffin
Marcus J. Parrott
Gen. Larimer
Jas F. Legate
Senator Caldwell
Pomeroy
Sen. T. Smith
Levi Wilson
Dr. Morris
Leavenworth Herald
Agricultural prospects vary as drought hits regions nationwide
The article notes weaker prospects for eastern states with drought and poor corn and hay yields, while southern crops benefit from rain. Illinois faces flooding and ruined corn as late planting and protracted rains hurt yields, and Kansas hopes for a full corn crop amid national shortages. A brief Maine restaurant scene contrasts parental stinginess with a clam dinner.
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Kansas
South
Illinois
Ilinois
Lawrence Tribune
Midnight mischief on Jessup Street ends in jewelry heist
Patrolling policeman Badger of the Tenth District examines Drayton and Fogg's jewelry store after a midnight visit. He suspects the thief, recalls a gentlemanly lodger in a linen duster who shared a drink, and the next morning the shop is found robbed of $6,000 in watches and jewelry. The robber remains at large.
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Badger
Jessup Street
Drayton & Fogg
Ades
Policeman Badger
Drayton & Fogg’s
Frontier Crimes Deliver Two Prisoners to Ellis County Jail
Sheriff Alex Ramsey of Ellis County aided by Deputy Sheriff Gahagan of Grinnell brought two notorious criminals to jail by Wednesday’s train. Matthew Canfield, once a powerful figure now crippled, had murdered buffalo hunters, stolen outfits, and killed a pursuer after stealing a horse. James Correll, aged, accused of rape on Miss Baker near Ellis and linked to the murder of Kate Coffee, a prominent dancer, also faced trial amid frontier crime. A third suspect, Mudd, who killed a Wyandotte Indian in Ellis, was arrested for examination in Hays City.
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Alex. Ramsey
Ellis County
Gahagan
Grinnell
Maatthew Canfield
Hay
Canfield
Going
Falconer
James Correll
Miss Baker
Farmer Baker
Ellis
Kate Coffee
Frontier Demi Monde
Hays City
Ramsey
Mudd
Salina
Money Orders and their Public Benefit
Apleton's Journal extols the money order office as a national public service that profits the Treasury. It notes annual net income over 100000, 50000000 in sums transmitted yearly, and only 75 defrauded in 2.5 million orders. Fraud prevention relies on omitting payer and payee names, with growth and new offices each year.
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Apleton
Money Order Office
Treasury
Patent Office
Sonley
Britain
Germany
Switzerland
Michigan
Detroit
Ohio
Clon Buttevber
New York
Philadelphia
California
New Yark
Women Fearful Of Riding Yet Fearless In Marriage
A proverb notes that some women fear riding due to a horse running away and walking due to dew falling, and fear sailing for a boat overturning, but are never afraid to marry, which is deemed more risky than all the others combined.
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Bolwer
Winter Wheat Crop Reports and Outlook for 1873
Report summarizes winter and spring wheat conditions across 753 counties with 202 above average, 168 near, and 381 below for winter wheat, and 103 above, 115 average, 58 below for spring wheat. Notes winter kill, plowing for spring crops, high spring wheat yield, and promising northwestern prospects. estimated 250 million bushels if favorable. Insect ravages noted in spring wheat. oats show improvement. rye mixed across states. winter rye mostly average. barley and winter parlor conditions vary by state.
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Virginia
California
Illinois
Kansas
Indiana
Missouri
Protect Horses From Heat With Simple Covering Advice
The Leavenworth Times urges caution on hot days warning inexperienced drivers that heat can cause fatal heat stress in horses. It recommends covering the back with a thin yellow or green cloth blanket, wetting dray horses regularly, and notes darker coats absorb more sun than white coats.
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Leavenworth Times
The Cheese Trade Growth Shows Strong Exports
The article notes U S cheese exports rival grain trade in dollar importance and likely surpass last year. European demand treats cheese as staple food, with American cheese meeting strong quality and rising demand. New York imports for five months reach 197,082 boxes versus 140,158 prior year, with exports at 266,87 boxes against 75,481, signaling healthy dairy growth.
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Europe
Unite States
New York
Boston Globe
Expelling Flies with Laurel Wash and Paste
The American Artisan notes that boiling two gallons of water with two and a half pounds of powdered laurel leaves creates a whitewash that repels flies for six months. A paste of one pint ground laurel leaves and a quarter pint glycerine applied to casings can clear a room of flies for a fortnight. No harmful odor or danger to humans is claimed, though laurel is poisonous if ingested.
Morning on the Mississippi and Sunset on the Sierras Premiums
Two landscape chromes by H. A. Streight offered as premiums to Young Folks' Rural subscribers. Paintings valued at 95 dollars per pair, mounted and varnished, sent postpaid by first mail. Subscriptions at 1.50 dollars yearly, 1.00 in clubs. Address publisher H. N. F. Lews of Chicago.
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Mississippi
Sierras
H. A. Streight
H. N. F. Lews
Chicago
European pursuit of Bender family in Paris and Lincoln anecdote
An agent of the Special Detective Agency pursues the Bender family in Paris suspected of murders in Cherryvale Kansas. Descriptions of Kate Bender and a second woman are given, with authorities tracking them via Havre to France as police close in.
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Paris
Th Special Detective Agency
New York
Bender
Cherryvale
Kansas
London
Johanna
Katie Bender
Havre
Kate Bander
France
California Gold Mines Pay $11 Million Dividends
The Belcher and Crown Point mines in California have paid stockholders about 11 million dollars in the last eighteen months. Crown Point’s June dividend reached 100,000 dollars, with monthly dividends totaling 3.43 million for Crown Point and 3.1 million for Belcher since January. Belcher has 104,000 shares and Crown Point 100,000 shares, paying 33 dollars per share since January first. Also noted: Winnebago relocation to Indian Territory likely in September or October, with Creek offers to absorb them into their tribe, improving representation and satisfaction among the Winnebagoes.
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California
Belcher
Crown Point
Wisconsin
Segal
Detecting counterfeit fifty cent notes warns readers
Counterfeit fifty cent notes circulate with fake silk fibre in paper and irregular plate scratches. The red treasury seal prints in ink and rubs or blurs when touched, revealing damp fingers test.
St Paul Buys 26 Acres for Lakefront Resort Near City
The people of St Paul show foresight with a 26 acre lakefront purchase beside a 233 acre adjacent tract. Immediate steps to improve the area are planned, and the site will become an attractive resort for residents.
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St. Paul
Bt. Paul
Baltimore Underground Railway Opens Entering City Streets
Baltimore inaugurates an eight mile underground system with two main tunnels the Baltimore and Potomac and the Union tunnel. The project cost about five million and promises improved public and mercantile access as tunnels traverse under twenty nine and thirteen streets connecting to the Northern Central Railway and Baltimore freight lines. A Whitfield anecdote warns against self glory following a sermon.
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Baltimore
Pdmemion
Ey Ber
Baltimore and Potomac
Gilmore Street
City
North Avenue
Union
Canton
Baltimore Underground Railways
Donkey as a Lawyer in Conveyances Joke
A garbled column notes various curious claims and oddities from cheap foreign goods to salt works and a 125 year old Indian woman. It includes a quip about lawyers and conveyances, mentions Astor wealth, trustee durations, and a mix of sensational anecdotes from Albany to Oxford.
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Pennsylvania
Ing
San Francisco
Oxford
Sumner County
Solfort
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TEE Register
Louis Walker
Jola, Kansas
Official Paper OF
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Llul Alis
A. W. Howland
Paul Fisher
Iola Lodge
A. F. & A. Masons
Brethren In Good Sending
Ohn Francis
W. M
ODD Fellows
J.C. Murray
Neosho Valley House
Ola
N. T. Winans
Rample
Nelson F. Acers
Tola
Kans
D. L Worthington
Tola, Allen Co
H. W. Talcoty
Bee Co
Hare, San
Fa Vansuys
Tozer
Scott Brothers
Geo. A. Bowlus
Ucla
A. General Land Agency
East Davis & Vannuys
Freeman
Iola, Kas
Ite
West Side Public Square
D. F. Givens
Tole
J. N. White
Jola
Locuat Grove
G. W. Covert
Carlyle
Iola
Earasisnep 1869
Betasiumep
L. L. Northrop
Ban Behr
Kansab
United States
BonDa
L. H. Gorrell
Washington Avenue
Fratxa
Wacome Avy Buggies
Maier
Epley
D. C. Brubaker
Aale
Newton
and Deeler
Public Square
Galveston
Masonic Lodge
Neosho
Thene Ling
Prairie Bay
Agricultural Prospects
Maine
Grale Statistics
Aga
Congress
Credit Mobilier
Lincoln
Jes
Squire
Valentia
Baltimore Underground Railway
Wealth and Son
Whitfield
Mr. Whitfield
Morse’a
Albany
Astor
John Jacob Astor
Wm. B. Astor
Askepsis
Columbus
Newpak
Keene
Islan
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