Local notes mix travel and visits around Alvarado and nearby towns
Mrs JF Cox leaves for Alvarado Texas. Miss Lotta Stover from Republic visits Scandia friends. Walter Blue works for Fancher and Chadwick. Anna Soderberg hosts Old Maid's Club. Thornburgh from Topeka and Ted is operator. Lager from Rackley. Journal financial call. Hardenbrook returns from the west. Hallerbeck to Orleans Nebraska for his father. Weld family returns from Cuba. Master Swen Larson Yson breaks leg. Chas Lysholm injured after cellar fall. Dr H G Palmer to visit ophthalmology clinic Feb 14 1902. John M Kimball arrives from California to Manhattan then home with Mrs Kimball.
Public Auction of Household Goods by Camplin and Churchill
Public auction announced for furniture and household goods owned by Hi J Camplin and Churchill. Sale to be held on street corner Saturday at 3 o clock, under Henderson auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. J. Camplin and
Churchill
Dainter
Nderson
Ancfiogeés
Invention by Stockton jeweler aims to curb syrup drips
E. J. Marcotte of Stockton has devised a syrup pitcher appliance that keeps syrup from contacting exposed pitcher areas. It is praised as a success and an attorney in Washington reports no prior patent. Marcotte seeks a patent and has received offer expectations, with local support and hopes for his industrious rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Dr.Marcotte
J. T. Davies
E. J. Marcotte
Rural Mail January Sets Record for Routes 1 and 2
Route 1 posted a total of 7 043 items including 6 602 letters newspapers and circulars. Route 2 delivered 4 220 items with 3 824 total on route plus 396 grand total, both beating January of last year.
Entertaining Sunday School Party At Jokander Home
Miss Carrie Jokander entertained her Sunday school class of young children last Saturday afternoon at her home. Indoor games and refreshments followed the brief outdoor weather. Attendees included Hazel and Edna Cooper Hattie Eva and Florence Garman Teunye Andrews Agnes Albro Alta Beck Steve Bhernes Raymond Kerr and others including Mr. and Mrs. Garman Mrs. Eva Cooper Lela Mary Kerr Gertrude Swaney Carrie and Minnie Jokander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Jokander
Hazel
Edna Cooper
Hattie
Eva
Florence Garman
Teunye Andrews
Agnes Albro
Alta Beck
Steve Bhernes
Raymond Kerr
Garman
Eva Cooper
Lela
Mary Kerr
Gertrude Swaney
Carrie
Minnie Jokander
A Good Neighborhood Story of Help with Wood
While Cyrus Vawter lay ill neighbors organized aid for wood needs. Mr Wohlford donated wood and Joel Kinzie provided a power saw. The group cut split hauled twenty two in all and returned home content with their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Vawter
Public Sale Notices Auction Outline
Public sale listing for property and stock items. Auctioneer J. P. Potter to oversee the event with a diverse assortment including implements and various other articles. Date, location, and bidder details are partially legible in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N Hay
Nell Ieee Fyi
J. P. Potter
Readable fragments hint at heirs and rosters details
OCR fragment mentions heirs and rosters with numbers like 66 and 76, plus February 10 and a reference to Aide Runny. The text is garbled but indicates a notice or list related to succession or assignments and dated entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twit
Tutkévs
Runny
Cludding List and Modern Culture Notes
A compact page item notes a design feature in modern culture and mentions pricing for the day. Conti contributes a short note on weekly editions and a casual reference to a designer topic. The piece reads like a newspaper brief with scattered references to fashion and media.
Rural Carrier Appointments Under 1902 Presidential Order
The February 1 1902 presidential order will classify rural letter carriers with selection by Civil Service rules. Petitions seek service from the office number 46028 and applicants are urged to name three or more capable and willing carriers. The Special Agent will arrive later and require simple reading and writing tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil_ Serrich Commission
Post Office Department
Ihe
A. W. Machen
Dr Barton Pitts Ey e and Ear Specialist Across States
Dr Barton Pitts an eye and ear specialist based in St Joseph Missouri seeks correspondence from Francis and Frederick and other doctors or institutions for professional exchange and referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Pitts
Francis and Frederick Are
St. Joseph, Mo
Postoffice Pointers on Clear Addressing Practices
The article warns against imperfect abbreviations and urges writing state names in full to avoid misrouting. It condemns abbreviating post office names and stresses plain addresses with clear street or box numbers, names, and occupations as having little effect on mail misdelivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Fid
Neb
N. H
N. M
N. Y
N. du N.C
One Box Cures Eczema Says Warsaw Patient
Oscar Matting, of Warsaw, declares a severe eczema case was cured by Remick's Eczema Cure after trials with remedies from various druggists. He reports instant relief and complete cure in one box, with Rot sale by ALP IPA Pp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bymann
Missing Babies Farm Hand Thriller In Missouri
A strange notice describes a dramatic tale of a young girl described as sweet and engaged in an operation to write an epic with white paper. The account mentions a farm hand in Missouri and a thrilling, elusive, refractory youngster.
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Missouri
A Lost Faith Becomes Quick Cure for Rheumatism
Wesley Nelson of Hamilton Ga recalls hobbled days before visiting Mr Blackmon’s drug store where Chamberlain's Pain Balm was offered as a free trial. He followed directions and within a week he was cured of rheumatism with no further trouble. Sold by Happer the druggist.
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Happer
Commissioners' Proceedings and Election Judges List
The record lists numerous judge of election and clerk of election roles with names and fees, noting attendance at a November Board audit and an accompanying county clerk statement. It also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from C D Glass of Gardiner Me, praising its efficacy and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Roszell
J W Cory
AL Campbell
Clan
BO CL Pettyjohn
JC Brown
Farr
Gage
Whitney el Ke
BO Acu Whees
J Ll Bowling
Wim Stewart
Cowle
F. Cory
LA Blackwood
BR. Hugos
GI Bowling
Geo. Treland
A Smith
Dickerhoof
OA Baird
L.T Melton
WA Marvin
Jo McGowan
T H Sandell
IG Householder
Ber Byren
F Stone
AE Bowersox
G B Evans
Ing
CP Walters
HC Page
Ed Mitchell
Kid Stafford
JA Green
OL Porter
JM Lacey
M Stephens
Arb Warner
J McCullough
E Culver
JM Watkins
Ingham
P Weeks
H Bell
Wyckoff
DW Hamilton
Tom Bergren
DD. Y. Wilson
Residents chide delays in publishing official proceedings
The letter criticizes the Commissioners' proceedings being delayed and scattered to other papers. It urges that the official paper receive all such documents promptly to avoid stale information and ensure peace of mind for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic City News
Blue Blooded Knickerbocker Helps Boys Across the Plains
Wendell, famed as the best friend of bad boys, is a wealthy New York figure who writes to about 2,000 youths. He has helped place many of these boys in good homes on western farms and villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Léhn
St Elio
Colorado
Evert ‘Jansen
Wendell
New York
Wendel
Foreign schools at Athens expand with four nations
Four foreign countries Germany France England and the United States now maintain schools at Athens. The United States school counts thirteen students and twenty three colleges contribute to support. The school has distinguished itself by its explorations at Corinth according to Scientific American. Students visit Corinth during vacations rent a house and pursue investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Germany
France
England
United States
Tea consumption rises in Great Britain and Ireland
The article notes a large increase in tea consumption in the United Kingdom, now over six pounds yearly per person. It also reports higher grade teas in low demand and exports from Foochow reaching 48 million pounds last year, up from 41 million previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Musical Hoyles' Concert Company in Scandia
The Musical Hoyles' Concert Company, third in the lecture series, will perform Thursday evening February 27 in Scandia. It promises to be the course highlight with admission 60 cents and reserved seats at Wheeler's without extra charge. tickets for this and remaining lectures are 65 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Hoyles’ Concert Company
Scandia
Fragmentary OCR Notice Teases Local Transit Timings
Incomplete text shows scattered transit times with numbers and vehicle identifiers. The fragment hints at route numbers and schedule blocks but no clear event or location is discernible.
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A.B. Kimball
Official County Paper
Irvin Kerr
Atta Conner
Esbow
Wm. Freeburg
Courtland
the Musical House
JF. Cox
Alvarado, Texas
Lotta Stover
Republic
Walter Blue
Courtland ‘S
Fancher
and Chadwick
Anna Soderberg
Old Maid’s Club
T. KE. Thornburgh
Topeka
Ted
A. M. Lager
Rackley
Journal
Harry Champlin
Fairbury
Idaho
T. L. Ostberg
Norway
People
H. M. J. Hardenbrook
Claud Davidson
Tien
H. J. Hallerbeck
Orleans
Nebraska
J. F. Hallenbeck
J. R. Weld
Freeda Johnson
Little Ruth Barrett
Cuba
Don Patterson
Belleville
Swen Larsony
P.O. Larson
Kackley
Chas Lysholm
H. G. Palmer
California
Manshattan
A. B- Kimball
A. Mach
Rural Mail
Fitch
Col. Parker
BE. Peterson
Charl
South
J. FL. Sterling
Joo
Dussey
Eyp? Weaver
Geo. B. White
John A. Bi Kimball P.M
the Journal
Conti
Commissioners
Chamberlain
C. D.glass
Bartlett & Dennis Co
Gardiner
Houlihan
Cullers & Johnson
North Side
C. A. Sandell, Prop
U. S. Orr
Belleville, Kansas
Willery
H.S. Cooper
W. F. Eagleson
Insurance
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Rock Island
Colorado Limited
Colorado Flyer
Malil Find ‘Express
Lge
Missouri -Pacific
Woxrn
Yuma
Atchison
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St Louis
F. H. Dotson
Union-Pacific
Junction City
Dunn
Santa FE
Courtland Station
Puth
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Chicago
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