Local Notes and Visits Around Courtland and Norway
A roundup of community news from Courtland and nearby areas includes residents aiding with ice, property transfers, and family visits. Messages report illnesses, travel to Topeka and St Joseph, holiday gatherings, school reopening with forty pupils, and local social events.
Schuman Lady Quartette to Perform at Scandia Hall
The Schumann Lady Quartette, organized in 1892 with renown across the country, will sing selections from their repertoire including Old Folks at Home and The Star Spangled Banner. They are booked for a Wednesday evening concert at Scandia Hall, under auspices of the fusehire connie. Admission via Wheeler's tickets.
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McKinley
Chicago
Havens
Kentucky
McFarren
Anderson
la Villa
Annie Laurie
Bn Mammy
Parks
Pinsuti
Sinn Breeze
loLand
Mary Rack-a
Midlinger Home
Sweet Home
Foster Dinah Doe
Smart Simple
Simon
Macy
Root
Jack
Sinn Illinois
Sammy
Perkins
Kittredge
Bawley
Tuckerman
Vite Hall
Scandia
Juntary
Fushire Connie Admission
Vents
Wheeler's
Snowy mud slows Rydal area as notes from town spread
Rydal and vicinity residents report muddy conditions from melting snow. Bonnie Beecher started school Monday while Annie McGowan was absent. Others visited friends or relatives Friday through Sunday including Kallman and Miss Berry. A box supper is planned for Grove on the 16th and mail/phone notices invite local news tips.
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Bowersox Bro
Rydal
d.Kallman
C. Johnson
Tiwéedy
Belleville
Pearle Ball
Miss Berry
Warren Wait
de “Wait
December Weather Record Shows Coldest Since 1892
December was wet and cold with 25 degree mean, seven degrees below normal, the coldest since 1892. Yearly temp near normal with 163 degree deficit. December wind total 5098 miles and rainfall .75 inch, 0.18 above average. Rain or snow fell on 9 days. 9 clear, 4 partly cloudy, 17 cloudy. The warmest day was the 1st, coldest the 26th. Ca. Webber transacted business in Belleville Wednesday.
Curious English Tenures and Odd Local Rents Describe Folkloric Practices
The passage catalogs unusual English tenure customs from Broadhouse, Yorkshire to Foston and Suffolk showing rents paid in nonstandard forms such as a snowball at midsummer a loaf of bread and two arrows. It notes a vase exhibited before a court every seven years and lists children party cards with sugar-cut initials for 2002 108.
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Broadhowse
Yorkshire
Foston
England
Suffolk
Newspaper Subscriptions Available at JouRNAL Office
Subscription for almost any newspaper or magazine taken at the JouRNAL office. Saves you the trouble of remitting.
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Journal
Christmas Wedding Keeps Secret Until Revealed
Guy Loofbourrow and Kate Smith quietly married in Concordia after taking a license during Christmas with Kate's sister Mrs. Kimumal. They returned home and disclosed the secret when questioned by a Journal reporter. The couple and their friends wish them a long life of peace and health.
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Guy
RB. Loofbourrow
Kate Smith
Concordia
Kimumal
Man
Ournal
Lindsborg Contingent Excels In Wednesday Event
A Lindsborg group competed on Wednesday achieving notable success in a school event. Details are sparse but the participants earned recognition and highlighted local talent.
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Lindsborg
W D Broix Hie Visit To James Town
W D Broix traveled to James Town on Wednesday, with details of his trip not fully clear in the fragment.
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Jamestown
Postal Carrier Totals For December Postal Activity
The report lists carrier Caldwell and Carrier Gatchel details for December including numbers of registered letters letters, postal cards newspapers circulars packages money orders and totals. Caldwell handled six thousand nine hundred one items with a rise of one thousand two hundred sixty nine from 1901 while Gatchel processed four thousand six hundred thirty four items up by six hundred seventeen from the prior December.
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Caldwell
Gatchel
Stephen Phillips Herod poem to be translated into four languages
The poetical drama Herod by Stephen Phillips is slated for translation into French German Italian and Russian. The project aims to broaden access and showcase the work in multiple linguistic markets.
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Ravatye
Scientific American
Ournal
All Newsdealers, Co
Broadway
New York
Washington, D.C
Stephen . Phillips
Herod
Aegis
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