Local Notes From Belleville and Surroundings
The itemized notes list residents visiting, illness, and local happenings. Mentions include Miss Mabel Ingham’s day, Mrs Dora Coleman’s illness, travels of W B Gulick to St Joseph, trips to Randall, and departures of John Ayers from Storer's Livery Barn. Several social visits, marriages, pension news, and political hints appear alongside cattle sales and mill updates. Rep. City News notes a Goold liquor case witness line and George D Bowling as a potential Populist delegate candidate.
Alfalfa Seeding and Cutting Guidelines from Kansas Station
The Kansas Experiment Station Bulletin advises against nurse crops and shallow sowing. Let ground settle after deep plowing, then sow alfalfa when surface is loose. Do not pasture in first two years. cut in early full bloom for best yields, with spring first cut followed by heavier second and possible third cuts. Use deep disc harrowing on poor stands in spring.
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Looise
College
Kansias Experiment Station
Schoolt-Notes on upcoming teachers exams and contests
Regular teachers examination set for Saturday January 27 at 7 30 A M in the brick school house. Elocution and spelling contests scheduled for Talmo February 10 Court land February 24 Munden March 3 in afternoon sessions. An address on Washington to be given for the Courtland meeting evening. Prizes include a handsome picture for the winning spelling school and a prize for the best declamation pupil. Each school may send one elocutionary delegate and two spelling delegates per district. Delegates must be bona fide students in regular attendance. Preliminary questions will be mailed in late February. The common school examination will be held same time as last year. dates are fixed by the State Superintendent. Questions will be sent to schools this week. A note on tree planting from last spring mentions protection by boxing and rewards for proper care. Lucy Howans, Co Sup t.
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Talmo
Courtland
Munden
Washington
Lucy Howans
Co. Sup't
Road Notice Filed by County Clerk D Y Wilson
First published January 19 1900 notice records road action by county clerk D Y Wilson. Deputy son noted in filing.
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D.Y. Wilson
Obituary for Harriet Jane Smith Barton of Ohio and Kansas
Harriet Jane Smith Barton, born October 23 1836 in Barnesville Ohio, married Silas M Barton June 6 1861 in Washington Ohio, died January 18 1900 at her daughter’s home near Svandia Kansas. She was 63 and survived by eight children except one infant son, with sister Mrs George L White present. She died of Bright’s Disease after three weeks illness, conscious until the end. Her last words were The Lord's will be done Weep not for me Be good men The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away.
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Harriet Jane Smith
Barnesville
Ohio
Silas M. Barton
Washington
John Hemberger
Svandia
Kansas
George’ L. White
Barton
Bright
Ord
School Enrollment and Attendance Reports and Local Notices
Scandia School reports high school and multiple classes with teachers H A Stowell N D Daly and Eila Ruckhold noting total enrollment attending cases of tardiness and half day absences with percent attendance. A local sale by Riddlesbarger set for February 1 and a Swed ish Lutheran Ladies Society coffee social scheduled January 31 at 2 p.m. J A Donagen of Alpharetta GA testifies Chamberlain s Pain Balm eases rheumatic pain. Hepper Drug Store harper sells it.
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Chamberlain
Alpharetta
Happer
Lost shawl found by local resident for Mrs Loudon
A shawl advertised as lost was recovered by A L Hultman for Mrs Loudon. The Journal advertises its wide reach in the territory and notes a new batch of calling cards now available at the Journal office for those seeking such items.
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A. L. Hultman
Journal
Chandler's sale draws many buyers Tuesday
Hopper guarantees every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a money-back offer if two-thirds is used and customers are not satisfied. The ad touts it as the best remedy for la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and says it is pleasant and safe to take. It claims prevention of cold leading to pneumonia.
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Hopper
Presbyterian Church Scandia Kansing
Presbyterian Church Scandia Kan preaching services listed for the first Sabbath monthly at sea second and fourth sabbaths at 7 p m Sabbath school at 10 a m Christian Endeavor 7 15 p m prayer meeting Thursday evening attendance urged
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Presbyterian Church
Scandia
Kansis
Christian Endeavor
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy The Universal Croup Cure
M W Fisher of Liberty West Virginia endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a universal cure for croup and cough. He states it has saved his children's lives on multiple occasions and praises its effectiveness. Sold by Happer the Druggist.
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Union
Chamberlain
M. W. Fisher
Liberty
W. Va
Happer
Agents Wanted to Sell the Marsh Reading Stand
Advertises a patent Marsh Reading Stand and Revolving Book Case for sale through Marsu Mra Co Chicago. Invites readers to request a sample or full particulars from the publisher at 542 West Lake Street.
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Marsu Mra
West Lake St
Chicago
Jones sale notice and Chandler sale prices reported
Notice of Jones's sale appears in the column. Chandler's sale items brought strong prices across offerings. Missouri Pacific pay day on this branch is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Missouri Pacific
Reneski Hamilton Healed Self With Arnica Salve
A West Jefferson man suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula and doctors warned of death without a costly operation. He cured himself using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, hailed as the best pile cure, at 25 cents a box, sold by A. J. White, Druggist.
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Reneski Hamilton
West Jefferson
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Clyde
Mabel Ingham
Belleville
Dora Coleman
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St. Joseph
John D. Larson
Randall
John Ayers
Storer
Ethyl Trainor
Winnie Branen
John H. Nelson
Courtland Township
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M. Weislogel
James
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Clay Center
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Narka
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Mankato
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Henry Rosene
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Goold
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