Remembering the Living Before the Grave
Poetic admonition urging kindness and deeds while loved ones live, warning that morning sun may set soon and regret will follow. Verses call out a wife and child to survive days, with a concluding line praising life as one tends others. By Mrs. Daniel. L. Jones.
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Mrs
Daniel. L. Jones
Breeding Notice for Shawnisee Will Mare and Colt Sale
SHAWNISEE Will makes the seasons weekly at the Scandia farm and Miller's Livery Barn Scandia. The colt Shawnisee 1 is a bright bay foaled April 20 1901 bred by H. Lowery. Terms insure colt to stand and suck 12 mare with foal 10 due when foal known. Care taken but no liability for accidents. if mare leaves county fees due immediately. T. J. Mahaffey owner.
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Scandia
Touriday
Miller’ S
Shawnisee
U. H. Lowery
Mokask
Glenartney
Red ‘Wilkes
Lizzie Dean
Gilman McGregor
Rob’t McGregor
Minnie. Parks
Brown Sal
Maitibrino George
Mammoth Jack to Show This Week at Mahaffey Park
A Mammoth Jack will stand this season four days of the week at T. J. Mahaffey. Friday and Saturday events take place at George Henry's with insurance for the colt at ten dollars and an eight dollar option for additional coverage under the same terms.
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Jack
T. J. Mahaffey
George ‘Henry
T. J. Mahaffey and George Henry Our Old Kentucky Home
Two singers perform a sentimental program titled Our Old Kentucky Home featuring southern tunes and nostalgic lyrics. The piece highlights harmony and regional charm with a focus on classic folk song repertoire and enduring heritage.
Ed Anderson Moves to Beck Farm in Courtland Township
Ed W. Anderson relocates to the Beck farm in Courtland Township and will receive his Journal from Courtland. Rev H E Sandstedt returned Thursday evening from Lindsborg where he attended the Messiah concerts.
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Beck
Courtland Township
Courtland
H. E. Sandstedt
Lindsborg
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