Nor way Bulletin crops spared by rain and local visits
The Nor way area reports light crop damage from recent rain while residents recall visits and travel. Mr and Mrs Momah stayed in the county. Quincy Blosser and family joined H J Crossan. Rev Wagner moved to Norfolk. many locals cut wheat and assisted in harvest. several trips to Concordia St Joseph and Kansas City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momah
Mr. Anderson
Quill Long
Kansas City
H. I. Crossan
County Seat News: Local Moves and Chautauqua Plans
Mrs. E. P. Carstensen and children depart for Oklahoma for a month visiting her father as the Chautauqua is planned on school grounds. Mrs. Segarhammer and children return from Keckley. Miss Myrtle Burnette visits sister Mrs. Dunn. Frank J. Rupe resigns as Telescope foreman and heads to Missouri. Curtis Stinson takes baggage dept job at Rock Island. Miss Inez Duskin returns from Fairbury.
Local Visits Across Community This Sunday
Ralph and Lee Bowersox and several neighbors visited Clarence and Frank Johnson on Sunday. Families including the Cochrane, Benson, Stanfield, Johnson and Bowen households spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Multiple residents made weekday and weekend visits to kin and neighbors around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph and
Lee Bowersox
Clarence
Frank Johnson
Local Social Notes From Courtland Area
West of Courtland weekly news lists gatherings and visits. Sibley Bettis goes to Norway to work for Dr. Scott while Art Poage family visits, and many neighbors attend church, travel, or help with chores. Advertisement ends column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley Bettis
Norway
Dr. Scott
Courtland Clippings Rain Falls and Local Visits
The community reports persistent rain as David Anderson and family dined with M. A. Larson last Sunday. Mrs. G A Peterson is on the sick list. Mrs. Lewis Ohlund visited her sister Mrs. McGraw. G A Peterson lost a milk cow. Mrs. P G Larson with sons Agnes and Carl Peterson Jr visited August Johnson’s north of Courtland. Rev Gust Larson preached at the Mission church Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
M. A. Larson
G. A. Peterson
Lewis Ohlund
Mrs. McGraw
Agnes and
Carl Peterson, Jr
August Johnson
Courtland
Gust. Larson
Mission Church
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Quick Sprain Relief
A sprain can disable for a month or more, but Cham berlain's Liniment used as directed may cure in less than a week. The remedy is praised for sprains, bruises, and chronic rheumatism with prompt relief. Sold by D. A. Nywall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. A. Nywall
Finding the Silver Lining in Everyday Mischief
A reflective piece urges finding the silver lining in minor misdeeds and human failings. It recounts a kindergarten pupil seeking a gold star and a teacher choosing gentle correction to inspire better effort. The essay champions fairness and compassionate judgment toward others and oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregationaliat
Accomplishing Results Through Extra Effort
Garfield, while in college, sought Latin honors and learned his rival across campus studied late. Garfield matched that hour and studied fifteen minutes longer each night. He won the honors, showing that extra effort yields greater results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Why He Was Invited to Dinner
A cabinet colleague recalls Lord Palmerston's quip about a frequent dinner guest. He says the ambassador’s government pays when a cabinet minister attends, so the ambassador effectively covers nearly half the dinners and the rest are spread to other ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Sir Henry Drummond - Wolff
Copeland County Gossip on Governor Campaign Speeches
In Copeland County gossip, weekly papers from towns compare the campaigns of W. R. Stubbs and Cyrus Leland. Stubbs favors Republican voters with state issue focus and no attacks on Leland, highlighting past state actions by the so called antimachine group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
Cyrus Leland
Bailey-Leland
Stubbs
Leland
Campaign clashes highlight Kansas gubernatorial race dynamics
The article contrasts candidates Stubbs Leland and Bailey focusing on state issues and remedies for Kansas. It notes campaign travel difficulties due to high water and poor train service, Stubbs rapidly campaigning while Leland Bailey attack him. It explains legislative duties of a speaker beyond presiding and defends Stubbs record in pushing twelve bills in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Leland
Kansas
Cyrus Leland
Chicago
W.R. Stubbs
Stahl’s Grove
Topeka
Holton
W. J. Bailey
Leland Forces
Bailey
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Norway Bulletin
Quincy Blosser
H. J. Crossan
Mrs. Blosser
Sam Summers
Mrs. Dickerhoof
Scandia
Grandma Kelley
Dickerhoof
Andy Pehrson
Daisy
Cora Simpson
J. Shivvers
New Mexico
Frank Hall
Maurice
Holton and
Clyde
Sam’ Logston
Concordia
Henry Blosser
Quincy
Marshall
Art Ramage
Wagner
Rev. Wagner
Highland and Kackley
Sherrard
St. Joseph
Josie Hugos
Belleville
E. P. Carstensen
Little Majorie
Joe
Oklahoma
Myrtle Burnette
Frank J. Rupe
Missouri
Curtis Stinson
Baggage Department
The
Rock Island
Inez Duskin
Fairbury
Union ‘News
Ivan Howard
Vern Cooper
Srl Bowen
Joe Sissell
Pearl McDowell
Rosa Stromberg
E. T. Johnson
Floyd Howard
Chas
Larson
Clarence Johnson
M. Johnson
W. O. Bowersox
Marvin
I. Bowersox
E. L. Johnson
Union
L. M. Johnson
D. A. Bowen
Art Poage
A. M. Poage
John Sothers
Mrs. Evert
Aug. Lutsky’s
A. M. Bettis
Marle
White Rock
Joel Kinzee
Belleville Dunkard Church
H. Fraser
J. S. Garman
Elmer Zavodsky
Loran Waggoner
Cuba
Jennie Thompson
John Isaacson
Vick Ericson’s
Courtland Clippings
Copeland County Gossip
F. le. Warren
Bank OF Scandia
E. Porter Ahrens
Newall's Drug Store
Weislogel
Presbyterian Church
C. V. Haggman, M. D
Riley
Methodist Church
Scandia, Kansas
J. W. Holmes
Dray Line
Drayman
M. A. Preble
Undertaker
Cuneorain
H. Z. Ackley
Happer
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