Local notices and social updates from Concordia area
A batch of brief items lists residents traveling to Colorado Springs and Republic, social visits by Grace Caldwell to Belleville, John McEwen named justice of the peace in Washington township, and Ellen Ellen with Sophia Hallgren returning to Concordia. Rev. Cavanaugh travels to Republic for quarterly elder meeting. Gyrus Vawter suffers a severe hemorrhage and may not survive. N P Peterson directs journal delivery to Leonard in Kansas City while attending school. O A Purnquist plans to have the journal visit his Beaver township home another year. Frink Reynolds plans to move to Phillips County farm in February. A financial call from the journal is sent to children in Concordia. Toi Moore, former Narka News publisher, now traveling salesman. Master Raymond Wheeler hosts friends Friday evening with many attendees including Genevieve Netchie, May Preble, Lola Chnenhill, Jessie Wislogel, Garriel Stinson, Tania Hlapper, Eilith Sandell, Mary Hanson, Anna Hanson, and several young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wheeler
Kay
Genevieve ‘Netchie
May Preble
Lola, Chnnehill
Jessie Wislogel
Garriel Stinson
Tania Hlapper
Eilith Sandell
Mary
Anna
Hanson
Arthur Wilson
James Whitney
Boyce Hatzélian
Karl Ramsey
Luther
Jesse Kershner
Bartlett Smith
Weislogel
Chan ‘Cullers
Ray Rad
Dilemma of a Young Man Names Powell At Sherdahl Farm
A young man about twenty named Powell visited H. Ros enquist’s farm near noon on Tuesday claiming to hunt horse thieves. He provided Robison with residence details and said in Labette County he had entered a house at Mound Valley, stealing clothing and a musical instrument. He claimed to have sold clothes at Superior Nebraska and Nebraska City, and surrendered to a local constable after contacting Sheriff Brown by telephone. The man appeared at the sheriff’s office around 10 p.m. local time, and the case remains under watchful consideration by Sherdahl residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
H. Rosenquist
H. S. Robison
Labette County
Mound Valley
Parishioners welcome pastor with church parsonage reception
Members and friends of the M. E. church in Scandia held a surprise pos session of the Parsonage on January ninth at about 11 am. Ladies helped sew then a large group arrived, shared a splendid dinner, and the pastor and his wife received a new coat and dress as gifts. The event expressed warm fellowship and blessing.
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M. E
Scandia
J. P.porter
Public Sale at Weld Farm Wednesday January 22
Auction lists one bay horse nine years old a black mare two yearling steers heifers milch cows hogs chickens wagon top buggy plow lister harness cane hay fodder cane seed corn household goods and more. F BeLpEy owner and J P Porter auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld Farm
F. BeLpEy
J. P. Porter
Judge Upholds Inquisition Law Targeting Liquor Dealers
In Shawnee district court Judge Hazen upholds last session's liquor control inquisition law enabling county attorneys to summon witnesses to uncover facts for complaints. Mike Thompson refused to testify and was jailed. he later filed habeas corpus to challenge constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Shawnee
Hazen
Mike Thompson
Galen Nichols
Trney
Thompson
Storm talk and small town notes from Kackley
The Kackley News records daily storm chatter and local move ins outs and events. Magnus sohnson and others visit Concordia while Bugh Etter heads to Wyoming. Woodmen lodge forms with 19 members as Courtland guests help start a new effort. A new girl born to Mr and Mrs George Bushby. Residents discuss the water supply and a threatening Indiana figure tied to a post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kackley
Courtland
Italian climate noted during Pleasant Grove visit
County Superintendent Baird visited Pleasant Grove school Tuesday as other small town notices list local movements. O B Strom returned from Omaha, Rev Willis from McPherson county preached near Elm Grove, and Walt Ward shipped hogs while losing a wagon. John Mercer and B F Lowery distributed nursery stock orders in Union for Stark Growers.
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Baird
Pleasant Grove
Willis
McPherson County
Kansas
Art Willis
Elm Grove
John Mercer
Washington
B. F. Lowery
Davenport
Nebr
Union
Stark Growers
Attendance and Local Notes from Highland District 47
Community snippets from Highland District 47 include supper at Mr Henry's attended by many locals, illness reports, and local work notes. Central No 9 report for January 10 1902. several families mentioned. school attendance data and names of students listed with teachers.
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Central
Local notes and social updates from a rural vicinity
A collection of brief items reports visits by Grandma Cowle and a granddaughter to Mrs. Tillie Brown, kinship visits, a business trip to Se India, threshing fodder around Rydal, a family move by the Sharp group, and a Friday night dance at OC Gaffin's with mentions of local children learning skirt dances.
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Norway
Adams
India
Grandma Cowle
Little Grand
Tillie Brown
Sharp Brothers
Charley
McCarty
Gaffin
Fragmentary OCR Item Falls Short of Clear News
The readable bits show scattered numbers symbols and stray quotes with no coherent event or names. The fragment offers little context and no identifiable people organizations places or dates to summarize.
For Sale Cheap One Secondhand Buyery
Classified note advertises used items for sale from CuLrERs and JOBNSON, inviting inquiries for affordable secondhand goods.
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Culrers & Jobnson
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