Dissolution notice and railroad opinion in Lola Kansas
Notice of dissolved partnership Telcott Acers and Gra in the Nosso Vat Lev publication with accounts to be settled by H W Talcott. followed by editorial on railroad policy, city growth, mortality comparisons among Chicago Boston Cincinnati and St Louis and a note of thanks for an Olathen county fair complimentary ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telcott
Acers
H. W. Talcott
Lols
Kansas
Sae Hi
W. Taucott
N. FP
Acere & Talcott
Jr Rise
Tola
Eansis
August Bay
Acens
Kr W
Tarcorr
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Olathe
Johnson County
Mazon
North Missouri Railroad
St- Louis
Hannibal
Mississippi Rives
Weat
Geagen
Lton
Mississippi
Pointe East
Grove Lodge No 49 Born in Neosho Falls Odd Fellowship
Authorized by the Grand Master to institute a new lodge at Neosho Falls. Grove Lodge No 49 organized with eight initiated, officers elected, and a banquet amid grateful thanks to local ladies. The event boosts the town’s fraternal life alongside the nearby Masonic order. A separate death-by-fright incident in Marion County linked to a solar eclipse is noted, urging caution against superstition.
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U. Fs
C. Bostwick
Iola
D. D
I. C
C. E
Institute & ‘Lodge
Neusho Falla
Bros. Wm
Newbury
John, Harris
H. K. Winans
A. L. Stone
H. W. Talcott
Grove Lodge
Thos. Hunter
Jeane Dow
W. G
W. E Grove
Rt. S
Isaac Mix
P.S
Henry Willisma
Treas
Odd Fellowship
Neosho Falls
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Marion County
Jaws
Gifford
Harresson
Grand Odd Fellows convene in California with cross country rail trip
The Grand National Convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows meets in San Francisco on September 20, 1869 after assembling in Omaha on September 10. A special Union Pacific Central Pacific train will travel via Salt Lake City and Yosemite to showcase sights. The California Grand Lodge funds transport from Omaha and a stop at Sacramento marks cornerstone laying for a temple. The return trip to Omaha is planned for October 10, completing a one month journey. The Grand Sire and Grand Secretary may depart in August.
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Grand National Convention of
Vad
California
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order For Ot
United States
San Francisco
Union
Central Pacific
Omaha
Mississippi
Grand Lodge of California
Salt Lake City
Yosemite Valley
Sacramento City
Grand Lodge
Golden State
Grand Lodge of
Missouri River
Bay
Sowing Early and Drilling In Fall Wheat in Kansas
The article urges farmers in Kansas to plant fall wheat by August or early September and drill the seed. It stresses using good seed, even paying more for proven varieties, citing Poole as a trusted supplier. The piece argues that sowing a strong wheat crop is cheaper and more profitable than a poor one, and encourages larger sowings this season. It also notes Port Scott and Fort Scott news on local bond votes and railroad progress.
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Morris County
Council Grove
Dr. Woodworth
O. Barrett
A. T. Lane
Freddy Dunn
J. T. Stevenson
Kansas
Allen County
Ft.Scott
Scott Township
Tebo & Noogho
Bourbon County
Tebo
Neosho
Ft. Scott
Fort Scott
Kunsna
Messrs. Poole
Daily: Journal
Our President Grant and the national debate
The piece defends General Grant against critics who attack his appointments and leisure choices. It lauds his leadership in finance foreign policy and reconstruction, credits him with enshrining equal rights, and notes how critics pivot after election. It also surveys global religious tolerance trends and ends by noting new advertisements on page.
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Gen
Grant
Pendleton
New York Wall Street
Hieves
Boatwell
Long Branch
Washington
Judge Dent
Dent
Gen. Grant
United States
Lear
Times & Conservative
Chicago’ Tribune
alLour Armica
Sherman
McPherson
Sheridan
Southern Branch Railway gains pace toward vast valley settlement
A Kansas editor describes the Southern Branch Railway progressing at a mile per day from Junction City through the Naosho valley, led by R. S. Stevens, with plans to reach Neosho Falls and Holden Paola, plus a Galveston river switch connected by ferry and rising freight receipts. The New York backers are presented as substantial and confident in the railroad boom.
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Southers
Pacific
Junction City
Naosho
R. S. Stevens
Kansan
Southern Branch ‘Railway Company
Coanocil Grove
Neosho Falls
Stevens
New York
Rep. Daily Journal
Galveston
Kansas Pacific
Mep
Journal
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the Bailey Register
Talcott
Baller
Ida
Wennessay
Archara
St. W. Taxcott
Quincy
Burlington
Northern Cross
Warsaw
Warsaw Was Then A More Nearly On An Equality With ‘Quincey
Ita
Lola
THE
Commonwealth
Spooner
Topeka
Skinner
Darfee House
New Hampshire
Rep. Jornal
Port Scott
St Scott
Sedalia
Ft. Soott
Austria
Italy
Rome
Spain
Germany
Sweden
N. S. Tribune
H. W Talcott
UAW
Allen
Supreme Our
Dent’s Taxes
Register
John L Hall
HANSA
Book & Job Office
Ian
T- Louis Gruces
John L. Hall
Whetstone
Ottawa
Kinsay
North Missouri Railway Lines
VIA
Saint Louis
GREAT
Union Pacific R
Great West
Biddle Street
Biz Ragan Polly
Pullman Place
West
Solant
A.W. Millsprug
L Ticket Az ’T
Louis
C. Wicker, Gen
Freight Az’t
Knight
Sup
T. St. Joseph
L. M. Dunn
West’nast. St. Jozeph
Hartwell
H.W. Talcopt
Jowelry
Joly, Kansas
F. Hartwell
Lawrence, Kansas
Canadas
Rae
Jzwexey, StatioNeny
Missouri Pacific
Chie
Alton
Indianapolis
Toledo
Ne & Western
Ft. Wayne
Great Western
Canada
Grand Trunk
New York Central
Pennsylvania Central
AtlsaGe & Gt
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Bellefontaine
Columbus
Little Miam
Pan Handle
Europe
Inmap
Anchor & National Steamship Lines
Pal
Dorthe
Lawrence Dully
Tate Ling
Bart
C. Hortos
U. S
Lamtence
Furthe
Freeman
Talo
Cillen County
Kanar
Ghicaco
Thiedo
Lefeyette
Sale
Union. Pacific RE. W
Hanniba
Job
Venwor.h
Pidtte County Railroad
East Leavenworth
Yronibal & St. Joseph Railroad
Great Central
Eat
Isk ‘He
Union Pacific Railway
E. C
Hannibal and St Joseph
St. Joseph
Jil
Tylale, Wabash and Western Railro
Burlington and Quincy
Nia
Davis & CO
Lla
Kansae
Ani
Grorbram
Ube
7Th Judicial District Court
Allensod
Klinsux
Anna B. Snodgrass
Anna E.ramsay
Anna BE
Acers & Talcott
Pifis Attys
Rosadalis
Pbck
Baltimore Street
Altimoiue
J. Lawrence & CO
Sheffield & Eaton
Gaenetat
NE Street
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