Baptist and Presbyterian and Christian notices on Sycamore
Baptist on Sycamore street holds services each Sabbath at 10 oclock a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening and Saturday at 2 p.m. Bible classes and social meetings for Christian church, with preaching schedule on the third Sabbath each month. Presbyterian on Corner Madison Avenue and Western Street offers services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Pastor listed as N. Crazx and J. W. Pomnerrox.
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Sycamore Street
Bebbeth
M. N. Crazx
Madison Avenue
Western Street
U. J. W. Pomnerrox
Exper
Court Officials List Names and Titles as Published
A historical notice lists district and probate judges sheriffs and deputies along with county officials including the clerk district court register of deeds county attorney and police judge. The document names J R Gogdin John Paxson Wu Thrasher B B Stephenson C M Simpson G DeWitt E O Amsden D P Green J DeWitt Bukveyor XW nowland Paul Fisher G DeWitt and J Francis and J A Hart with titles indicating their roles.
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J. R Gogdin
John Paxson
Wu. Thrasher
B. B. Stephenson
Register of Deeds
J.C. Murray
C. M. Simpson
G. DeWitt
Eps Pub
E.O. Amsden
D. P. Green
Sherif
Bukveyor
Hetty Faces Kitchen Tension Over Doughnut Trust
Hetty worries as Frank’s delay for a promised doughnut stirs tension with Uncle Baxter. The pantry scene reveals schemes, affection, and petty tricks as Hetty contemplates excuses for the late arrival and a budding romance with Frank.
Hetty Walks Out Of Meeting In Tender Night Scene
In a village meeting the mood shifts as Hetty leaves with a quiet resolve after a discussion about visitors and the church service. Aunt Baxter and family return, and Yeast cakes are tangled with guilt over a mistaken sugar of receipts. The scene shifts to a later home where reconciliation and a pause in tension unfold amid shared worries and small domestic details.
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Frank
Baxter
Hetty
Watt
Dushin
Aha
Paris
Elie
Uscle Baxter
Sagen
Miss Lowry
Dean Feaux
Abdul
Fragmentary Opinion on Victor Hugo’s Style and Realism
The excerpt discusses Hugo's prose and says critics question his “nondescript” word imagination while acknowledging an actual existence of his style. It references specimens from Brighton and Hamburg and the author’s own view on the matter.
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Victor Hugo
Brighton
Hamburg
Wanderers and whispers through a fragment of notices
A mangled clipping mentions a missing Welsh man David Jones from Merideth Jones, with a plea for information from his widowed mother in Wales. It notes a Senator Stewart of Nevada and a dialogue about land settlement amid a Cheshire railway anecdote, plus assorted garbled phrases and local chatter.
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David Jones
Merideth Jones
Wales
Great Britain
City
Ovage County
Omehs
Nebraska
Kansas City
W. Jasna
Bela
Riley Co
Katians
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Louis
Walker
Iola
Kansas
Esa
Advaacs
XW. Nowland
Paul Fisher
Officers
John Francis
J. A. Hart
Jola Lodge
A. F. Masona
John Peancis
W. Ma Riese
D. i
Tola
Allen Go
Kana
We Tamoott
Kans
Erie
L. H. Gorrell
Washington Avenue
Gorrell
Maier
Epley
South Side
Madison Avenist
D. C. Brubaker
Ola
Deggive
Ori
Newton
Enn
Sapd Ues
Br ‘Ezeps' & Foll Supply
R. Jwhite
Undertaker
Mr. IR Chew
Wholesile Grocer
Wall Street
Walrath
Fort Scott, Kansas
L. L. Northrup
San KH
Kansab
Europe
United States
Kennedy
Nopentt
Satay
Creche
Soph Wilson
Tatertits
Browning
Ey Soa
Thoro Snioninn
Seepetont
Congress
Tess Ditent
Stewart
Nevada
Washington
BR. F. Leonard
Troy
Mallam
Sremil
Masa
New York
Tiner
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