Local Notes Roundup From Belleville and Vicinity
A compilation of short items reports citizens and visitors in Belleville area on Monday and the prior week. Mentions include Calixtius Pedro Rydell seeking citizenship, teachers’ exams, county visitors, and farm activity across Scandia, Republic, Courtland, and Grace Hill with several families and businesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calixtius Pedro Rydell
Courtland
Wm. Hay
Kuhn
I. Kuhn
Salina
J. W. Barnhart
J. Kuhn
Grace Hill
Hartwell Smith
Republic
Belleville
John Freed
White Rock
W. Freeburg
John Pitsenbarger
John Bainbridge
Mumnden
Jake Weislogel
Scandia
Wm. F. Kallman
Otto E. Johnson
Alex Johnson
H. Berry
Norway
Lewis Collins
E. D. Reed Contracting Co
Olive Bartom
Cuba
Beanstalk Tale and Voter Amendment Appear in One Text
The passage blends praise for a Jack and the Beanstalk production with notes on a grand royal court and Crusader imagery. It also includes a referendum text about a suffrage amendment, stating the bill will be submitted to voters in 1918 with specific ballot designation and enactment timing, certified as a true copy of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
Jack
Senate
Lions Claws serial to debut at Princess theater
Beginning September 5 the Princess theater will run The Lions Claws a new 18 episode serial from Universi people pioneers in serials. The program includes a comedy and a one reel weekly with Arbuckle shorts every other Thursday. Chester Ball recovers from last week’s fair automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Claws
Universi People
Chester Ball
Oatmeal Flour at Star Grocery Ad Teases Film Event
An old grocery notice promotes oatmeal flour at Star Grocery and hints at a patriotic film featuring the Princess-Pershing Crusaders. It invites readers to watch for the date of the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star Grocery
Pershing
Kansas Senate concurrent resolution on suffrage amendment
Senate Concurrent Resolution No 18 proposes amending section 1 of article 5 of the Kansas Constitution to extend voting rights. It requires two thirds of both houses and submission to qualified electors for approval or rejection. The text specifies a citizen of the United States aged twenty one or older who has resided in Kansas six months preceding qualifies to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
State of Kansas
The
United States
Kanss
Reward Offered by A H T A for Stolen Item Evidence
Fifty dollars reward is offered by the A. H. T. A. No. 271 for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing from any member of the association. G. A. Nystrom serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Nystrom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tablets
Washington, D. C
Thomas Hay
Colorado
Union News
Howard Mahan
Dewey Alarshalls
Londay
Vap Moreieuus Visiley
Roy Westricks
Koy Tail
Lee Bowersox
Grandma Goodwin
Frank Goowin
Union
Gotfried Larson
W. L. Bowersox
I. Bowersox
Roy Westrick
Ora Bowen
Jap Morehead
Duncan
Ericcson
Bert Brown
Fred Bassett
C. Reeves
Chas. Larson
P. Milners
Hebron
Ora Morehead
North Union
Chas. Reeves
Nebraska
Missouri
D. P. Johnson
Isidore Bowersox
Emma Swhereinsky
F. Swhereinsky
Freedom
Sam Stafford
Zella
William Gunter
A. L. Hanson
Rackley, Kansas
House
the Princess
Q. S. Ellis
Officnal
W. A. Seyperhammar
G. A. Nyetrom
A. R. Morey
Sec ’y-Treae
A.R. Morey PR. J
West Morey & West Real Estate, Loans
F. & M. Bank
L. N. Hendrix
Attorney AT Law
C. W. Bobo, MD
F. & M- Bank
J. W. Youngman, M. D
Karaas
C. F
W. ¢. Davis
N. G
Guy Ward, Secy
RN. A
Minnie Mallory
Oracle
Lulu Moe
Lesh Oil Company
Meridian Gasoline
Robert Doctor
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