Norway Bulletin Notes Local Farm and Social Activity
The county reports light crop damage from recent rains. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Momah and Mrs. Summers with family. Dr. Sherrard and wife started for Republic City but hit bad roads. Quenzy Blosser, families, and many locals joined activities in Scandia and Concordia. The Western Stars announce a social at Mrs. Pehrson’s on July 2. Wheat cutting continues amid showers and travel to Kansas City. Rev. Wagner assumes pastorate at Highland and Kackley Baptist churches.
County Seat News Summary
Mrs. E P Carstensen and two children depart for Oklahoma to spend a month with her father. Chautauqua will be held on school grounds. Mrs Segarhammer and kids return from Keckley after visiting her parents. Miss Myrtle Burnette arrived for a visit with sister Mrs L J Dunn. Frank J Rupe resigns as Telescope foreman and leaves for Missouri. Curtis Stinson joins Rock Island baggage department. Miss Inez Duskin returns from Fairbury after a week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Carstensen
Little Majorie
Joe
Oklahoma
Myrtle Burnette
Union News Update From Clarence and Nearby
Union News reports numerous Sunday and Friday visits across Clarence and surrounding households. Names include Ralph and Lee Bowersox, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cochrane, Harry Benson, Kathryn Stanfield, J. T. Johnson and son Russell, Ivan Howard, Vern Cooper, Pearl McDowell, D. R. Johnson, Floyd Howard, Chas. Larson, F. M. Johnson, W. O. Bowersox and son Marvin, I. Bowersox, E. L. Johnson, L. M. Johnson and families with frequent unions at various homes. Chas. Larson buys a new wheat binder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph and
Lee Bowersox
Clarence
Frank Johnson
Pearl McDowell
Rosa Stromberg
E. T. Johnson
Floyd Howard
Chas. Larson
Local People Attend Visits and Farm Progress Near Courtland
Sibley Bettis went to Norway Monday to work for Dr. Scott. Art Poage and spouse visited A. M. Poage’s. Evert’s guest list includes Jay Bell Houston Norris and Toi Poage. Bettis family visited White Rock. L. L. Wallin’s new barn nears completion. Arbuthnot and Bettis spouses made a Concordia trip. Poage family attended church at Belleville Dunkard church. H Fraser bought a horse from J S Garman. Zavodsky and Waggoner from Guba were in the area. Jennie Thompson spent Sunday at home. Isaacson couple visited Vick Ericson’s. Hallgren left for Duluth, Minn. Nondorf family and Nordman clan visited Art Poage’s north of Courtland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley Bettis
Norway
Dr. Scott
Art Poage
Courtland
A. M. Poage
Jay Bell
Houston Norris
Toi Poage
Evert’s
John Sothers
Evert
Aug. Lutsky' S
A. M. Bettis
Marle
White Rock
Joel Kinzee
Belleville Dunkard
H. Fraser
J. S. Garman
Elmer Zavodsky
Loran Waggoner
Guba
Jennie Thompson
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Courland Clippings From Courtland Notes
David Anderson and family dined at M. A. Larson’s home last Sunday. Mrs G A Peterson on sick list this week. Mrs Lewis Ohlund visited sister Mrs McGraw last Sunday. Mr G A Peterson lost a dairy cow last week. Mrs Pt G Larson with sons Agnes and Carl Paterson Jr visited August Johnson’s work near Courtland last Sunday. Rev Gust Larson preached at Mission church Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
M. A. Larson
G. A. Peterson
Lewis Ohlund
Mrs. McGraw
Pt. G. Larson
Agnes and
Carl Paterson, Jr
August Johnson
Worh of Gourtland
Gust Larson
Mission Church
A Sprained Ankle Relief Promised by Liniment
A sprained ankle typically disables for a month or more but Chamberlain's Liniment, used as directed, may cure many cases in less than a week. The preparation is praised for sprains, bruises, chronic or muscular rheumatism with prompt relief. For sale by D. A. Nywall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. A. Nywall
Finding the Silver Lining in Everyday Kindness
A child pleads for a second chance after a childish misdeed. A teacher urges mercy and effort, urging readers to seek a silver lining in harsh acts. The piece reflects on fairness, self excuse, and compassion in daily life. It closes with a eulogy praising a forgiving, excusing friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregationalist
Garfield's extra study time wins Latin honors
A college rival across the hall inspired Garfield to study Latin at the same hour and push fifteen minutes longer each night. The disciplined extra effort earned him the honors, illustrating that extra effort yields greater results than ordinary effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Why He Was Invited to Dinner
A cabinet colleague recalls Lord Palmerston saying ambassadors pick up most dinners when a minister is present. The government pays for the meal, so the ambassador treats many dinners to ensure the taxpaying minister’s company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Sir Henry
Drummond
Wolff
Copeland County Gossip on Governor Campaign Speeches
Weekly papers from counties compare Stubbs and Bailey Leland race coverage. Stubbs avoids attacking Leland, focusing on state issues and past reforms by anti machine faction, highlighting differences in tone among party aligned outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
Cyrus Leland
Bailey-Leland
Stubbs
Leland
Campaign clash in Kansas politics over Stubbs and Leland
The piece contrasts Stubbs and Leland as they campaign for governor, noting voters want policy remedies over personal attacks. It cites Stubbs pushing about twelve bills, drafting them at his own expense, and describes opposition from the old machine faction linked to Leland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Leland
Kansas
Bailey
Cyrus Leland
Chicago
W.R. Stubbs
Stahl’s Grove
Topeka
Holton
W. J. Bailey
Land
Lawrence
Old Machine
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Frank Hall
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Sam Logston
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Quill Long
H. I. Crossan
Josie Hugos
Belleville
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Missouri
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Inez Duskin
Fairbury
Union News
Srl Bowen
Joe Sissell
Clarence Johnson
F. M. Johnson
W. O. Bowersox
Son Marvin
I. Bowersox
E. L. Johnson
L. M. Johnson
D. A. Bowen
S. W. Arbuthnot
J.N. Bettis
John Isaacson
Vick Ericson’s
Courtland Clippings
Copeland
F. L. Warren
Bank OF Scandia
E. Porter Ahrens
Newall’s Drug Store
J. B.henry
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