County News Fight Over Free Supplements Sparks Debate
In Belleville on January 19 1911 editors denounce a plan to supply county commission proceedings and delinquent tax lists free to papers. They accuse a rival of monopolizing county notices and warn readers the Old Home Paper seeks free distribution for political gain.
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Belleville
Wm. Hill
Scandia
Kansas
Hill
Miller
O. Hf. P
Republic City News
Courthard Register
Comet
Manden Press
Crbao Davneht
Stork Arrives In Town On The Seventeenth
The local notice announces a new birth in town dated the seventeenth of the month. It teases the significance for the town and young married couples, hinting at lasting family growth and community pride.
Lutheran notes announce Rev Dahl visit and talks
Omaha readers are told Rev KK G W Dahl will speak at the morning service next Sunday and give a free lecture Monday at 11 o clock. The Luther League plans a Friday business meeting. In Elk City Kansas a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Rockhold. Walt Ward traveled to Manhattan for a Durocher event.
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Seucdia
Harkest City
Kansas
Patan
Rock Island Genet
Crogan
KK. G. W. Dahl
Omaha
Dahl
Luther League
Elk City
Arthur Rockhold
Norway Happenings and Local Moves
The column notes the Carney family’s youngest daughter is very sick, a Lewis hen hatched two chicks, and locals share a request for information. Activities include teens at the Ri mol home, James Whitney and Bramwell visiting Quincy Blosser, Kastner shelling corn, Crossan relocating to Geary Oklahoma, and Tom Long renting the former Srivner farm with the Scrivner moving.
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Harry Crossan
Geary Okla
Crossan
Tom Long
Geo Srivner
Mr. Scrivner
Norway
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Lottie
Cw, Gutlick, Mercantile Co
B. Gutlick
Harry
Agricultural College
Ann Ward
R. I
Hie
Nutter
T. J. Charles
Poland
China
N. S. Johnsons
Walt Ward
Manhattan
James Carney
Mrs. C. Lewis
Rimol
James Whitney
Miss Bramwell
Quincey Blossers
Kastner
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