February Circuit Court opens. actions, notices in town
The February session of the circuit court began Tuesday morning amid scattered notices and business. Vow figures rise before spending. ice harvests stored by ice men for winter. J M Wise travels to Indian Territory for a new location. Royce Dry Goods Co formed in Missouri with $60,000 capital. Rev W J Chancellor to lead a church meeting on Sunday evening February 16. Unclear items include hardware and sewing machines merchants and local personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Johannes & Lena
J. M. Wise
Indian Territory
W. J. Chancellor
Fiat Presbyterian Church
W. K. Roger
Anos
Inn of
Kansas City
Edger of
Excelsior Spring
Missouri
Royce Dry Goods Co
Royce
Rich Hill Local Briefs and Public Notices
Gench Bros. advertise Quick Meal Ranges and seed corn with sales pitches across Rich Hill Mo. Ed Jones and Walter Wolverton scout locations for a plumbing plant in nearby towns while others discuss politics and union matters. A fatal fire at the Empire Hotel in St Louis prompts a narrow escape by George G Lane of Rich Hill. his roommate is severely injured. Local court actions include bridge work orders and finances, plus a shop license and farm rent adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Young
E. L. Williams
A. Neptune
Slough
Fast Farm
New Home Township
Brown & Moore
Pipinsville Bridge
Ridge
Elgert Brow
Rich Hill
Wolfe Ranch
George G. Lane
J.C. Lane
St. Louis
Empire'j
High School Cadets Organized At Local School
Under Supt. S M Barrett the high school plans a cadet unit with equipment shipped per Adjutant General letter. A meeting was held to arrange organization and the paper endorses the move as a better avenue for students than football or rough activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. S. M. Barrett
Adjutant General of
State
Prof. Barrett
Grainfield land for sale and region mill notes
An item notes strong mill activity expected to resume, advertises affordable wheat and alfalfa land with price lists and transport terms from E. B. Arwinson of Grainfield Kansas. Also reports attendees at Cowlee McKibben Mercantile Co annual meeting, editor W. O. Atkeson visiting Tun Tasmoxe, and a social warqueride ball with about thirty guests, dancing and cards, plus compliments to the young ladies in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm. M. S. Cowles
Marion Cowles
M.G. Manley
F. E. Kellogg
Cowlee-McKibben Mercantile Co
W. O. Atkeson
Republican Press
Brethren of the Press
Tun Tasmoxe
Wacen
Arid Wyoming town promotes irrigation and growth
An informal letter from Sheridan district describes its arid, rich soil and irrigation potential. It highlights water from mountains and canyons, plans for national aid to build reservoirs, and a vision of Wyoming’s great productive future. The writer notes healthful climate, scattered population, local dances, a new post office at Starry, a forthcoming vote, and plans for a telephone link, along with community hospitality and wildlife abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Eumrmer
Missouri
Daore Hall
Comidosd
Stary
Riteien
Kans Day Highlights and Local Notices
A compilation of brief notes from Kansas residents and visitors. Jeo Johenner observed Kansas Day, Miss Alice Loth visited Kansas City, and Mie Grace Blom visited St. Louis relatives. J N Borrows and J R Hales credited as local visitors and suspensions. Dr. G A Delamater returned from Idaho on professional business. W K Royce and W T Pyles traveled for business and family reasons. Geo VanBenthosen listed as sick but improving. Monster Jobo Creasey ill at Maple Street home under Dr Winchell. Rev Eli P Andrewe delivered services. the Democratic County Central Committee set a Feb meeting in Butler. Public school efforts noted with possible summer commercial school at Rick Hill and praise for Prof Barrett and the superintendent. Geo E McDeashl’s court house damages case dismissed for antiquated plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Grace Blom Rite
St. Louis
J. R. Hales
J. N. Borrows
W. W. Ferguson
Texas
Jobo Creasey
H. KR. Winchell
Maple Street
G. A. Delamater
Idla
Kans
W. K. Royce
Excelsior Springs
W. T. Pyles
Virginia
Mr. Park
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With $100 Reward
The readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh and a constitutional disease. It is taken internally and claimed to act upon the blood. The notice promises a $100 reward for proof of failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Benet
Hall
Nervice Tre Minter Alliance Meeting Next Moodey
Nervice Tre Minter Alliance plans a morning gathering after six o clock with Rev L F Clerk. All ministers invited to be present and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nervice
Tre Minter
Moodey
Rev. L. F. Clerk
Pieacot
Wheat and land prices advertised in scattered notices
Notices announce meetings at Hotel Lee Abrian February 13 and Merchants Hotel Rich Hii February 4 with details on maps designs and wheat and farmland prices in sheet water causizy im geri. Ke cum s cod request all interested to attend to take advantage of low prices offered by EB B Avance grainficht Kaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Lee
Abrian
Merchants Hotel
Rich Hii
Republices Prema
Butler
Mapa
Avance
Grainficht
Kaos
Manners in the Street and Social Cords
The March Delineine explains etiquette for sidewalk conduct with arm in arm walking. Men should walk outside when paired with two ladies. A man may offer his arm to an infirm lady, otherwise it is unnecessary. Ladies bow first to men, and brief bows suffice when meeting in the day.
Latest Corset Styles on Display at The Basser
The city’s best corsets are shown at The Basser featuring the gordie straight front and imported French corsets from socop. For health, comfort and style, visit to inspect our shock and find a comfortable fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basser
Socop
Pale Children Smelting Breath And Sleep Struggles
An incomplete blotted passage describes pale wasted children with harsh breathing and hollow eyes. It suggests that a mother’s remedy may remove the cause of the disease and improve appetite and vigor, promising quick relief if followed. The fragment lacks clear attribution or context.
Preaching at local M E church on Wailea Street
A notice announces services at the Wailea Street M E church with sermons at 11 2 and 7 pm and Sunday School at 9 45 am Epworth League activities at 3 pm led by W T Peres, Pascoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailea Street
Cheret
Te Weilach Street
M. E
Seadey
Seadey School
Epworth Leageett
Church Services Schedule With Various Meetings
There will be services at the church next Sabbath with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Junior Endeavor at 7 30 p m Senior Endeavor at 6 30 p m Pastor W B Cwaxcetice announces Sunday School at 9 44 a m Preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m BY P A 6 90 p o e Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 15 p m meets Thursday with Mrs wo Members note changes Pastor Laowang L Krux
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steed
Senday
W. B. Cwaxcetice
Laowang L. Krux
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Nickey
Opera Drug Store
D. B. Mickey
Prop
Rich Miti
H. D. Olsen
Owen F
al. Dawe
N. Johanunes & Sons
Gench Bros
Jon
N. Johennes & Sons
Sata
L. Matkins
Stand Spruce
Rich Hill, Mo
Grandma Gench
Frank Gench
N. Johannes & Sons
C. J. Requa
Ed Jones
Walter Wolverton
el Dorado Springs
J. W.scottie
Utah
Montana
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
E. T. LaBarriere
Agt
Frisco Line
Warren Littlefield
New Home
Littlefield
United Mine Worker of
Hot
Indianapolis
The
Baptist Church
Geo. Gench
Hates
Prarie City
F. K. Page
Wim. A. Laccource
Lone Oak Township
Indaho
Jox. B. Upton
Bolivar
Republicas
Tiga
Bayard Iidge
W.T. Johnson
E. B. Arwinson
Grainfield
Jeo. Johenner
Kansas
Alice Loth
Kes ‘Eas City
Buford Bryant
Tareday
Geo. Logan
Mary Mildred
Nevada
J. K. Martin
Geo. P. Hackeby
F. P. Smith
John Shockey
Marthe A. Bury
A. R. Peeg
Apache
Odblz
Fred
Eli P. Andrewpe
Foser
Democratic County Central Committee
St Butler
Rick Hill
Barrett
Geo. E. McDeashl
Court House
Turkdey
Hee Clivot
Queensware
Ation
Goc
Asc
A. B. Holloway
United States
Dr. Price
Sanday
Beptiet Church
Pode
Wo. Min
Tou
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