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Newspaper
Republic County Chief
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1886
Page
2
The Republic County Chief reports a mix of local items from Republic and nearby towns. Notes include visits by Geo N. Davis of Belleville, church and school events, weather talk, business moves, and upcoming public notices in July.
A fragmented farm note mentions George Nicholas crafting a pair of outdoor shoes for a Bellevue Kentucky lady, and A Engle visiting relatives from Iowa. It recalls a county Democratic convention, critique of central committee leaders, a local lodging issue with Miss Cray and the Later Beanswick, plus a marriage report at Cortland township as Mr and Mrs Chapin wed Rose K.
Warwick prepares a community Fourth of July celebration with posters at the Criterion office and a flourish of patriotic prose. Local residents like Miss Matala Beames plan visits home, Dr. Dillon departs for Lincoln, and inquiries arise about a cryptic term “cinther” amid town chatter as residents await the joyful day.
A jumble of notices lists farm loans at the chief office and local shop promotions. Ongoing sales claim prices on paints, sewing machines, lagers, and fresh drugs at Valace drug store. An alkali-related illness anecdote and cholera remedy advertise health products amid routine business pitches.
The notice promotes D Weyand Scandia for plows machinery and farming supplies. It mentions blacksmiths at Sigel II Mense and urges farmers to visit the New Bing Store for hardware, farm implements, and a general line of goods. It notes Chamberlains remedies and Hawkeye Condition powder with multiple sales messages.
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