Beloit Association Lacks Usual Spark and Plans
The Beloit association appears diminished with few teachers present and planning flaws noted. Highlights include the Beloit High School Chorus under Mr. C K Shutt, Mrs. Cora Collum Smith's Indian Club swinging, and lectures by J DeWitt Miller and Dr Matt Silughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit l Association
PH Saa
Lool
Topeka
Beloit
Beloit High School
C.K. Shutt
Cora Collum Smith
Lawrence
J. DeWitt Miller
Matt S_ilughes
Anna Shaw
Carrie Chapman Catt
Susan B Anthony
Industrial School
Clay Center
Nelsom
Pres AR Taylor
Pres 'Paylor
Nelson
Swingle
Helen Hacker
Atunieled
Whelty
Harold Barnes
Memphis
Miss Ida Struck
Junction City
Miss Nelen
Kacker
Minneapolis
Geo
Kendrick
Junction City. Wm Hedsnes,lay Center: How Carlos
Washington
Hendrick
Reformatory
and Mesa BK Baird
Cuba
Lene
Ant
Special meeting notes authorize refunding warrants and tax rolls fix
Republic County Kansas board approves refunding warrants for personal property tax and orders correction of tax rolls. It approves a banking contract with The National Bank of Bellevue and Bellevue City details a deposit arrangement plus 2 percent interest, bonds, burglary insurance, and guard changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Kanne Noy
Board of County Commissioners
Anne
Wen
Hell
Ayac
National Bank of Belle
Woo
Board of Counts Commissioners of Republicounty
State of
Kaisa
Bellesville
Bern
Hervos
Livnsurer Gastig
Bapuletic
Belleville
Republic County
Ltis
I. ¥. Wilson
Wa. Bela
Kansas
BEAL
Natonal Bank of
Firs
D. D. Bramwell
Shibes Fidelity and Galaranty
County Gomynessioners
Die Oney
Olice
United States
Fidel- 40 and Guinnty Company
Baltimore
Sime Eie
Wat
Charbonin
County to restore banner and public health ads features
Fragmentary OCR item lists names H Pehrson and J Cowle with Gertrude McKinney and Myrtle Phillips. Mentions county banner revival next year, a health ad for cough relief, and references to diseases of the throat and lungs. Ends with unclear Aldrup notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Pehrson
J Cowle
Gertrude McKinney
Myrtle Phillips
Invention of Samuel Goss Musical Bicycle Introduced
A device mounted on bicycle frame with piano wires and hammer cylinders to play tunes for rider and companions. Cylinder gears can be stopped by a back gear. Tunes change by new cylinders and speed adjustments. This feature appears in Golden Penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Goss
Baptist missionary Hufet visits district for services
District 48 local notes report Baptist missionary Hufet spent several days in the area last week with morning and evening services at 488 Sunday. Highland school plans an oyster supper at W. O. Tate's home Monday evening with supper priced 10 and 15 cents. Bibert Lee works at Mr Bovey's this week. Ethel and Marie Thorpe celebrated Thanksgiving with family as Eva Hoekoven marked her 7th birthday. Bertha Murphy returns from Miltonvale. The Day Boys buy a hay baler from Will Gile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr¢ Hufét
Highland -School
W. O. Tate
Bibert Lee
Ethel
Marie
Thorpe
Eva Hoekoven
Stellae Murphy
Miss Grammer
Belleville
Community Notes From Kackley and Vicinity
Local items report visiting residents Ananda Johnson Mrs Caldwell return from a four week absence and Olof Tiler from Norway visiting Arthur Carlson. The North Central Teachers Association event in Beloit drew Will Cowle Stella Murphy and others. A Christmas tree plan, a birthday surprise for Harry Hall, and a Friday box supper at District 24/0 school are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cowle
North Central Teachers’ Association
Beloit
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Aids Malaria Fight
The best prescription for malaria is Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic a tasteless combination of iron and quinine. It promises no cure no pay and is offered at 50e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Around the Circle Farm Notes and Local Gleanings
The item mentions Art and Joe Cardwell delivering cornet and shelling, Sherdahl on Monday, Vandevere planning to move to Osborne this week, and thanks for whiskey adds from Frour K C. It notes Albert Ratledge starting for Oklahoma, several farm buyers in the area, and December first three days as a rule for winter months. Art Coleman and family visited N S Cooper.
Overindulged Children Reflect on Parental Fads and Happiness
The piece cites John Ruskin and M. Renan noting early simplicity shapes lasting happiness. It warns wealth or moderate income prompts parents to shower children with fashionable pleasures and costly toys, robbing youth of zest. Local real estate talk and school discipline praise follow, mentioning August Rasmussen and Jim Persinger in a flurry of regional moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Ruskin
S. Comipatson
M. Renan
Publisher Reader Opinions on Delicate Work and Markets
A reader argues delicate literature sells poorly as few understand it while broad taste favors sensational or vulgar works. The editor notes handwriting betrays the artist temperament and urges publishing only strong material, funding beginner originality through popular sales. The piece then shifts to a brief remark on U S machinery, claiming it now does the work of a billion men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upwin
Republic County Poultry Show Opens in Belleville
The Republic County Poultry Association announces its Eighth Annual Slow Show at Belleville on December 20 21 22 1900. Judge Fs W Hitchcock of Denver will provide impartial scoring. Applicants should contact Secretary C Theo Walker for premiuments. A promotional note offers a photo gift with orders and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Co
Poultry Association
Belleville
Dees
Fs. W. Hitchcock
Denvers
C. Theo. Walker
Kansas
Marriage Rites Held at Grooms Mother’s Home
Mrs Nina Hobo of White Rock wed Robert A Nylund of Svandia in a ceremony Thursday citation mentions the marriage at the groom’s mother residence with the couple and attendees noted in the clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Hobo
White Rock
Robert A. Nylund
Svandia
Clubbing Rates Offer For Winter Subscriptions
The Jovenar announces winter effort to forward subscriptions for newspapers and magazines at reduced rates. Subscriptions to all daily papers can be paid at the office with savings on sending money. Also available are the Swedish and Norwegian papers. combinations with other papers to be announced during the season. Current offers are listed.
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Aanel
Visiting cards in books with engraved cases
New gift idea featuring visiting cards bound in aluminum or leather cases with the name engraved. A handy keepsake, promoted as a suitable Christmas present. Samples available at the JocRNAIL office.
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Natl Bank OF
Bellevidie
Dod
Bramwell
IF Angle
W.B. Gulick
St. Joseph
Plain “Dealer
Chamberlain
Caine
Bertha Murphy
Miltonvale
Will Gile
the Kackley ‘News
Ananda Johnson
Nils Nelson
Norway
H. Johnson
Olof
Arthur Carlson
Carl Anderson
Pores
Aneset
Jamestown Hall
Kune Ey Aere
B. FL Tannsberry
Ss. 1. iAreagery
Kmma Poage
North Central Teachers Association
Will Lewis
Lucy
Beames
Sid
Rey. Oden
Scandia
Lake Sibley
Formosa
Hall
Harry
Chas. Lewis
Ie. Kelly
Mamie
Emmai Berry
Belva Young
Emma Cowle
May Kelly
Hattie
Clara Lewis
Nora
Bartlett
Art
Joe Cardwell
Cormat
Sherdahl
Vandevere
Osborne
K.C
Albert Ratledge
Oklahoma
August Rasmixsen
Jim Persinger
Ross Nosly Fox
Art Coleman
N.S. Cooper
George Garber
August Rasmussen
Al“Mahan Farm
United* States
Republic Co. Poultry Show
Jennings
Jovenar
Scandia. Journal and
Wallace
Vening
Capital
Kansas City Weekly Star
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Wilson & Smith
Insurance
Kan
Atchison, Kansas ‘City, ST. Louis
Dowdle Tay
Downs
Hebigete
Chta
Missouri Paceeig
Aaa
Anu
St.louis
Andres
Ageentar
Charleo Styles
Atchison, Kins
Gen Pass
St. Louis
Munn É Co
Scientific American
New York Co
NeWew York
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