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Newspaper
Neosho Valley Register
Location
Iola, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1871
Page
2
Warren and Worthington Seek County Office Nominations
The Euitor and Ep Register publish announces for Sir M Warrens as County Treasurer candidate pending Republican County Convention. The Ep Register notes candidacy for Sheriff of Alles County in the coming election, subject to Republican County Nominating Convention decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euitor Register
Sir M. Warrens
Republican County Convention
Alles County
Republican County Nominating
Excursion to Indian Territory on L L G Railroad
A Leavenworth to Indian Territory rail excursion, hosted by L L G officials, featured Governor oversight, ample provisions, and a return trip via Coffeyville. The party, about 400–500 strong, praised railroad progress, met local Iola residents, and heard speeches by state leaders including Senator Coldwell and Colonel Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. & G. Railroad
Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston
Thayer
Indian Territory
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Tola
Coffeyville
Osborn
C. B. Brace
T. L. Johnson
Coldwell
Kansas
Fort Laster
Gulf of Mexico
Chanute
L. L. &G. Railroad Company
Thurston
Kansas Ahead in National Pomological Awards
Special dispatches report Kansas won the highest premium for trust at the National Pomological Convention in Richmond Virginia. Two years earlier Kansas earned the gold medal at Philadelphia, confirming its reputation as a top fruit state. A later alert notes Kansas also received the first prize gold medal at the New England Fair in Lowell Massachusetts for best fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kansas
Itichmond
Philadelphia
AsaTura
Nana
Richmond
Havens’ Esq
Kaneas
Lowell
Mass
World Agriculture Weekly readers get grape section upgrade
The Rural World weekly agricultural paper, now consolidated with the Grape Culturist, names Mr George Husman in charge of the grape department. Norman J Colman publishes the improved issue from St Louis MO at $2 per year, appealing to farmers fruit growers and stock breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visite Ts
George Husman
Norman J. Colman
St. Louis
Governor Harvey Defends Kansas Land Availability
In a letter from Teresas Kansas dated Sept 9 1871 Governor James M Harvey counters eastern reports claiming Kauai land is unavailable for purchase. He states millions of acres in Kansas are open under pre emption and homestead laws with state trust lands sold at 125 per acre to settlers and that good unimproved lands near towns cost five to twelve dollars per acre more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Couras
James M. Harvey
Topeka State Fair Opens Amid Large Attendance
The Topeka State Fair opens with reporters shown a grand grounds layout and extensive displays. Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana participates, with special trains planned from Kansas City Leavenworth and Ottawa. Attendance poised to rise midweek as events expand and exhibitors showcase agricultural implements and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
McDowell
Gray
Douglas County
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Ottawa
State News Highlights from Numerous Kansas Localities
State news items note a Catholic water mill project at Eldorado, a $1 000 iron bridge at Burlington, and bonds for a jail in Cole county. Reports cover horse and cattle theft near Abilene, a Franklin county fair at Ottawa, and legal actions in Douglas and Leavenworth counties. Various rail, road, and school developments, tax levies, and freight movements across Atchison and Topeka are noted, with mentions of court cases, land office politics, and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Cole County
Abilene
Ottawa
Lawrence
Waubunsee County
Topeka
Osage County
Burlingame
Lyndon
Jefferson County
Oxkaloosa
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Col. Armstrong
Judge Gooding
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Iola
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Medina
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Wabaunsee
Dickinson Counties
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Independence Republican
Moonlight
Foe Register of the Land Office
Central Branch Railroad Company
Washington County
Eli Falls
J. M. Riekserker
Elk Falls
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United States
A. Wilson
Kansas Pacific Road
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Anderson County
Paola
K. Pl
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Kay
Leavenworth Times
Thomas
Jackson
Platte City Fair Ground
Smith & Wesson
Mitchell
Betts
Pice
Silver Lake
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Kansas Spirit
H. Teut
J. N. White
Joftcott & White
Ami Contractore
H. Byott
Eame
H. Scart
J. N. Wires
L. L. Northrup
Joseph
Lithy
7Th Judicial District Court
Allen
Rapsae
Tula
Eivray
John Harris
Allen County
J. C. Murray
Atty
S.L Stauber
Architect & Builder
Carpenter and Joiner
I. Ki. Converse
Public Square
Quinlan & Geraughty
Manuw‘actarors of ‘and Dealers In
Marele
Seneca Street
Market Hous
King Wrought Iron
Eola
Neosho Valley Nursery
Gallard
Freeman
Ola
Mnursery
J. She Wele
General
House Bulder
J. €. Clark
Chicago, Illinois
Boot Maker
Chihopodist
D. ¢Brubaker & Son
Cab
West Side
Washington Avenue
Eerapiisne
Ecrasiisnep 1869
Europe
Aloe
J. F Colborn
Ovrice Gorner
Madison Avenue
Aseoi
Post Office
News Depot
ST Ationery
SseRgar
Pobacco
THE
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Alee
B.D. Etevenson
Jno. Francis& Co
B. Bidengus £ Co
Wholtenie
Bbugs, &C
Daggy & Yates
Gomine Iy
Cassimeres
Crain
Hansas
Hi. S
Enjid
J. A. Stevess
Prof. Gray
P. D. Dox
Tozer
Feott Brochary
Iola Machine Shops
Culver & Rowe
Doors & Lash
Ering
PAY Lumber
Offie
Yabd
Brick Church
Veh
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