Notice by Publication Druggist Permit Petition in Kansas
The notice states A. J. Whith filed March 11 1902 with the Republic county Kansas Probate Judge to obtain a Druggist permit under state prohibitory laws. The petition will be heard Saturday April 12 at 10 A M in the Probate Judge's Belleville Kansas office.
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Republic County
Kansas
State of
Belleville
A. P. Happer
A. J. Whit
Proclamation Calling Scandia City Election
Notice for the city election in Scandia on Monday April 7 1902 at City Hall from 8 am to 6 pm. Voters will elect mayor councilmen and a police judge with city officers to serve the ensuing year. City Clerk Kandell certifies the proclamation dated March 1902.
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Scandia
Gouncilmen
Bolice
Donett
Kovsds
Manpower Wanted for a Branch Office Manager
Wanted advertisement seeks a reliable man to manage a branch office in the vicinity. Includes request for strong references and mentions Morre Wholesale House in Ohio and a concert event by Blind Boone at the Topeka Opera House. Subscriptions offered, rates cited as $3.00 for a period.
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Heligble
Morrie
Oinginnaty
Blind Boone
Opera
County scholarships offered by Baker University aid exam high scorers
County Superintendent Baird announces free scholarships from Baker University for top students in common schools. First place receives a year worth $33, second place six months worth $17, and third place one third year worth $12. The offer aims to elevate county students and praise is voiced for those who win.
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B. Baird
Ram
Pres. Marlin
Baker Univerrity
New Corner Grocery and Meats Advertises Fall Line
A brief ad promotes fall offerings at The New Corner Grocery and Meats. It mentions staple and fancy groceries, flour and feed, butter and eggs, and hides accepted in exchange. Owners WEISLOGEL and GOOLD invite customers to visit.
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Weislogel
Goold
Congressional renomination at Clay Center convention
Delegates at Clay Center renominated Congressman Calderhead as expected. R T Stanfield was selected as Congressional Committeeman from the county.
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Clay Center
Calderhead
T. Stanfield
City of Scandia Chicken Notice Shuts Up Fowl
Owners of chickens in Scandia are notified to shut them up. Marshal R.8 Gig issues city notice enforcing quiet, outlining compliance expectation.
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Scandia
Gig
Marshal
Miss C E Van Dersen Afflicted in Kilbourn Wisconsin
A woman from Kilbourn Wisconsin identified as Mrs C E Van Dersen suffers stomach trouble and constipation after long illness. She reports trying many preparations without relief before using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets said to help.
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C.E. van Dersen
Kilbourn
Wis
Chamberlain
Churchman quarrel over singing and faith values
A prosperous farmer criticizes uptown church for cold, operatic singing and lack of brotherly love. Church reply questions the farmer's musical judgment, arguing true discernment comes from faith not voice. The exchange ends with a farmer claiming plain Christianity beats showy religion.
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Best
Hays
Philadelphia
Farmer Brown
Brown
Eges
Russia China rail link projected through Hankow corridor
The Russian government contemplates building a railway to China from Samarkand via Hankow and other routes. The plan would tunnel through Koshgor and traverse Central Asia toward Manchuria and Hankow with potential lines toward Shenstat and Szechuan. The system aims to link Russian central Asia to major Chinese trade centers, leveraging Hankow’s steamship connections and Szechuan’s large population.
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Russia
Cina
Jia
China
Samprkind
Hankow
Chodschend
Martigan
Koshgor
Altyn
Tsoliiain
Hoangho Villey
Lau-tachow
Kamau
Lautachow
Yyilke
Shenst
Han-kiang
Asia
Szechuan
Personal notices from distant capitals and political moves
D. O. Mills of New York donates a large reflecting telescope to Lick Observatory California for velocity determinations in the southern hemisphere. Akharaj Siamese minister to Washington educated at Oxford. Former Congressman Stallings of Alabama leaves politics to run mills stores and plantation in Montgomery Mississippi. Helen Hyde wins Tokyo art prize for Chinese Japanese style work. Wu Chinese minister praised at New England dinner in Philadelphia. Dr M. Curry named US representative to Madrid for King Alfonso XIII age ceremonies May 17. Betsy a smoker. Plant potatoes this April.
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New ‘York
Lick Observatory
California
Akharaj
Washington
Oxford
England
Siam
Stallings
Alabama
Montgomery
Helen Hyde
San Francisco
Chinatown
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Brewer
Hamiia
Hill
Cochran
M. Curry
Roosevelt
United _States
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Alfonso XIII
Curry
Wis
United States
Spain
Cleveland
Betsy
Political Bulletin Fragment No. 300 and 998
Unclear OCR fragment mentions numbers 300 and 998 with timestamps 10 p.m and 12 a.m. Readable context insufficient to identify person, organization, place, or event.
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Norte
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