Norway Bulletin Notes Local Visits and Marriages
Nor way Bulletin reports Axel Scott and others visiting from Jamestown and Yuma. A wedding at Stockton unites F A Carpenter and Libbie Hill with plans to reside in Norway after July 1 1901. Community events include socials, games, and a dance invitation at Carl Anderson’s near Kackley tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Carpenter
Mo. Pacific
Libbie G. Hill
F. B. Hill
Stockton
Norway
Carl Anderson
Sy Near
Kackley
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea Promised by Madison Medicine
Local ad warns buyers not to pay inflated prices for imitators and promises genuine Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Cordhe. Consumers urged to ask their druggist for the authentic product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meér
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Cordhe
Formoso Baseball Game Represented By Local Attendees
Fragmentary text notes Formoso participation at a Sunday baseball game. Mentions Aganie and a whimsical line about a wiggle of the head and a ride, plus a reference to Rag Mountain Tea and a druggist, with unclear meaning and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formoso
Aganie
Mrs Anna Carlile Dies After Long Suffering at 74
Anna Dresser born in New York July 18 1826 married Richard McCray and moved across several states before settling in Jewell County Kansas as a pioneer. After his death she remarried J Carlile and died May 29 1901 at age 74 with eight children, four surviving, laid to rest beside her first husband at Pleasant View Cemetery. Funeral services were led by Elder B W Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Carlile
Tillie E. Brown
Anna Dresser
New York
Richard McCray
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Jewell County
Concordia
Rooks County
J. Carlile
Missouri
Greenwood
Humansville
Pleasant ‘View
B.W. Brown
Tuk Nusper
Screen Door Pricing Prompted by Local Deals
Local hardware shop advertises competing prices on screen doors urging buyers to check rivals before purchase. No clear business name or address provided in the fragment.
Flag Day Picnic in Scandia Park Noted in Sunday School
Flag Day was recognized in Scandi The U B Sunday school. The event included a pleasant picnic in the park attended by about 400 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Local Notes and Oddities from Chicago News
A fragment mentions James Brown from Tutemouth, a boy aged about four to nine who suffered for a year with a facial sore. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is claimed to have cured him permanently. A. P. Happer is named in the snippet. The text also contains a jab about a feathered ostitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Tutemouth
DeWitt
A. P. Happer
Cure Piles With Buckeye Pile Ointment Ad
If you are troubled with piles do not neglect it. Start using TA Buckeye Pile Ointment now for immediate relief and potential cure. Price 50 cents per bottle and 75 cents per tube. A J White, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. White
Never Perpetrate a Joke at the Expense of a Cripple
An editorial line from the Mavion Record condemns taunts about disability, urging dignity for those with physical or mental challenges and warning against cruelty in public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavion Record
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Rest for Stomach and Nerves
A noted claim by A. P. Happer describes a remedy labeled Social Dyspepsia Cure that digests all foods without stomach aid, allowing the stomach to rest and restore neural function. The advertisement asserts the product uses the same elements as natural digestive fluids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Happer
May he your opponent is right about that matter
Martion Record reflects on a disputed issue as he questions the opposing view and invites consideration of the point raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martion
Chamoberlain Remedy Praised by Druggists and Families
A 19th century ad claims Chamoberlain cough remedy has five years of proven satisfaction. Druggist J. Gohmith and others in Van Etten New York report its efficacy for ordinary coughs, colds, and post influenza coughs, and say they use it for their own families. Available from Hap the Bruggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gohmith
van Etten
N. Y
la Grippe
Bruggist
Loneliness and solitude quoted in Marion Record
The Marion Record reflects on being alone versus lonely noting that loneliness may lessen when left alone, suggesting solitude can ease discomfort when company is unfriendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Herald
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised in Letter
A reader from Arlington Texas reports relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says breakfast and other meals are now enjoyed and digested thoroughly. The testimonial highlights the product’s claimed effectiveness and mentions the editor’s note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Pitts
Arlington
Happer
Durable screen doors and health tonics touted in ads
Local newspapers carry ads for Our Fancy Screen Doors by SGT Lumber and Coal O. plus herbal tonics HERBINE and Chamberlain’s tablets. Druggists A. J. White promote HERBINE at 50 cents, with claims of vigor and digestion aid. Entries note quotes and shop promotions from Marion Record and Lindsborg News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SGT Lumber & Coal O
Rock Island to Launch Sleeping Cars Denver Route
The Rock Island Route will start a Denver bound sleeping car service via the Colorado flyer, connecting St Louis and Denver with Pullman latest design cars and large retiring rooms for ladies. Dining car service will begin June 1 on the Rock Island Colorado Flyer, between Kansas City and Copeka, under Frank Stewart supervision, featuring Ala Carte dining at standard high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock “Island
Pulllman
St. Louis
Denver
Col
Pullman
Rock Island
Kansas City
Copeka
Frank Stewart
Meeting of County Board of Equalization in Belleville
County Board of Equalization met at the County Clerk office in Belleville Kansas on June 3 1901 at 10 30 a m with all members present chaired by A W Miuron. They reviewed returns of assessors and examined property value changes due to removals construction and improvements and adjourned after proceedings recorded by County Clerk D Wilison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners of
Republic Omnes
Niert
NARKA
Davis, AC & Co
Loyenberg
Frank
State Bank of Narka
Cuba Chicago Lumber Co
Doupenik
Goeller
John
Kes] & Son
Kess
James
Stransky, Antone GW
Stransky
Scandia Fink of
Scandia
Ooullersé& Johnson Rarers & M'reh
Ts Bk
Happer
Tervold’e, Mahan
Scandin Lumber & Gco
Olson Freeburg Furn Co
CW Gullick Mere
Whitney
Belleville State Bank
Bhs OH
Chicago Lumber Co
Collins & Brigham
Doherty
Doyle
J M
Deal
Foster Lumber Co
Hostetler & Casper
Loomis-Hollandsworth
Mackey & Woods
Bank of Belleville
Perry W T
Stevenson
Milter, Dd
Wilson
County Board Reviews Assessments in Belleville 1901
Belleville Kansas June 4 1901 county board met with all members present under A W Miller chair. They reviewed township personal property and improvements valuations and found no changes needed. City assessors' returns showed some errors but overall city improvements were fairly listed. meeting adjourned to June 5 at 9 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Miller
Board
D Y. Wilson
A.W. Midler
Board fixes personal property taxes for Belleville and area
In Belleville Kansas on June 4 1901 the County Board adjourned sine die after ordering a 30 percent reduction to the assessed personal property values for multiple townships and cities including Belleville Albion Courtland Elk Creek Fairview Farming ton Lincoln Norway Richland Union Washington and others so personal property tax rates align with real estate rates. A W Miller chaired the session with A Wheat present and D Y Winson as County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Kansas
A. Wise
Albion
Beaver
Big Ready Courtland
Elk Creek
Fairview
Farmington
Freedom
Grant
Jefferson
Liberty Lincoln
Norway
Richland
Rose Creek
Reandia
Union
Washington
White
Rock Narka City
Cuba City
Belleville City
Republic City
Courtland City
A. W. Miller
A. Wheat. Co
Armor, Co
D. Y. Winson
Special meeting on resignation and trustee appointment in Republic County
Republic County Board of Commissioners held a special session to consider the resignation of E. B. Helwick as Liberty Township Trustee. After deliberation, they accepted the resignation and appointed R. E. Kelly as Liberty Township Trustee. The board adjourned sine die. County Clerk Deven Winson signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Republic County
Kansas
EB. BR. Helwick
Liberty
R.e. Kelly
Liberty Township
Toon
E. B. Helwick
DeVenWinson Ye Os AW
Miler
Caitrmain
Counterfeit Cure Warned After Piles Surgery Mention
A fragmented note warns readers about counterfeit remedies after a surgical operation described as ant neves. It references DeWitt and Galve with a claim of saving expenses and caution against fake treatments, noting danger to patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Galve
Ae” Happer
One Minute Cough Cure Promised as Safe Relief
An old advertisement claims One Minute Cough Cure offers curable relief from stubborn coughs. It references Dr. H. Revaise and physician A. Hap er Smiles in Marion Record endorsements while promising rapid, reliable results for thousands of patients.
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Norway Bulletin
Axel Scott
Mankato
E.’ Stanton
Sone
Ollie Garder
Orie French
Yuma
Lawrig Peterson
Lawrie'Peterson
Cora Garder
Lena French
Shirley Shivvers
Clara Nelson
Amelia Peterson
Florence Nelson
Celia Peterson
Messrs
Gilbert. Nelson
Herbert Grarder
W. Snivvers
UC. R. Nelson
Ara French
Chas. Nelson
Jim Peterson
Andy Moore
Alvin Nelson
HK. V. Moore
Paul Tillers
Jamestown
W. P. Shivvers
Salt Marsh
P. J. Paulsen and
H. B. Dickerhoot
Brenner
C. G. Johnson
Chas. Hartman and Sons
Alvin and
Ervin
Minneapolis
F. A. Carpenter
Bride
John Summers
F. Reynolds
A. Scott
W. J. Dunlap
Champion
J.P. Dickerhoof
J. R. Shivvers
J. F. Dickerhoof
Chas Ireland
Axel Larson
Alex Scott
Ida ‘Anderson
Everett
Wash
Journal
Olson- Freeburg Furniture Co
M. Oscar Olson
Scandia Luafber &. Coal Ca
Chicago News
Marion_Record
Lindsborg News
Hopper's
Chamberlain
Per
The
Rock Islandet
Te ‘County Board of ‘Equalization
A. W. Miuunr
W. Miahr
Coney
Er Smiles i
Mar'iion
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