Commencement Set at Church May Twenty Third
The commencement exercises were placed in charge of Miss Theressa Nelson with Miss May Dickerhoof as assistant. Commencement will be held at the church Wednesday evening May 23. There are eight graduates and one, Miss Edla Anderson, received the county high prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Garder
Anna Carr
Oneanta
Lawrie Peterson
G. M. Preble
Scandia
S. N. Mellén
N. Mellen
Tillie
Concordia
Theressa Nelson
May Dickerhoof
Edla Anderson
W. &. Craft
Warren
Central Schoolhouse
Dist
Epidemic of Whooping Cough Reported Last Winter
An epidemic of whooping cough struck many children with severe coughing spells. John E. Clifford of Sagatelo t Norwood House credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with relieving the cough and curing the disease. The remedy is sold by Bea the Druggist. The Luther League announces its annual meeting for Sunday evening May 20 at 8 o clock with declamations duets and quartets on the program. Mrs B E Beckman and daughter Winifred returned to Randolph Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Clifford
Sagatelot
Norwood House
Norwood, Y
Bea
Luther League
Local notes from Scotch Plains and surrounding areas
Reports include H Wilber ill with fever, Rev May filling the Scotch Plains church pulpit, Jo Davidson the vet and dentist visiting Courtland, John Holsinger visiting family and attending a feast, and travelers from Pueblo arriving. Cultivation begins at several farms and May 24 commencement at Central schoolhouse Dist No 9 with four graduates expected. A social at the Doctors' home netted funds for the church organ. J W Kuhn buys a fine farm. Dunkard love-feast observed May 12 and 13 with large attendance from Burr Oak, Scandia, Belleville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Scotch Plains Presbyterian Church
Jo Davidson
Courtland
John Holsinger
Wm. White
J. W. Kuhn
Johnnie
M M. Eshelman
Burr Oak
Scandia
Belleville
Around the Circle Notes on Local News and Weather
Local column reports corn planting beginning this week and weather delays. Neighbors John Mahan and Art Cardwell visited Republic Tuesday while several farmers struggled last week with planting. Minor illnesses, services, travel notes, and social visits appear, with references to a district judge nomination and a wall paper ad by A. J. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahan
Art Cardwell
Republic
Republic Ripples And Local Tells Of Community Life
Community notes report Stover re roofing and painting, a school picnic at Fogelbergs grave, and Thomas improving his property with a tennis court planned. A shower halted work, heavy rain damaged corn, a special train ferried nine cattle cars to Kansas City, and local fraternal groups reunited. An elderly reader praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and endorses it through Happer the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Stover
Beck, Sambler
Fogelberg
Moore
Kansas City
Courtland Clips and Local Moves This Week
A Kimball visits Manhattan this week as commisticement exercises are set for May 22. A J Sanders moves into a new store this week. Rev Jewett leads meetings in Lebanon this week. Amy Hoyt visits R G Patterson south of Formogo on Sunday. Mrs W W Pinkerton returns home from Atchison. Mrs D Sanders went to Portland Indiana to see her ailing mother. School closes today. A Weis logel grove picnic is planned Saturday if weather allows. otherwise exercises proceed in the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Jewett
Lebanon
Amy Hoyt
R. G. Patterson
Formogo
W. W. Pinkerton
Atchison
Weislogel’s Grove
Baby Carriages Aimed At Fresh Air For Infants
Take Baby Out. Fresh air now insures future health. Daily rides in a baby buggy promote wellness. We offer a splendid assortment with firm springs and soft upholstery. Some models are more elaborate, yet none superior in function.
Inoculate Soils Boost Yields for Kansas Renters
Kansas renters can improve long term yields by inoculating soil and growing soybeans between grain crops. Bulletin No 96 from the Kansas Experiment Station at Manhattan details inoculation on 62 acres and notes higher future returns. Soybeans offer rich feed value and profitability at $13 to $18 per ton, aiding both rented and owned lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Experiment Station
Manhattan
Kan
For Sale Cheap Double Buggy Harness
Local notice offers a single set of double buggy harness for sale. Enquiries directed to the seller at their residence in Sterling Scandia Kansas. The item is marketed as affordable and ready for pickup or inspection.
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Sterling
Scandia
Kans
Community News from Kackley Ledger
The Kackley News reports residents with illnesses including Swan Carlson and Olof Bergstrom. Local activities include Alex Scott leaving for Salina and Jno Larson selling hogs. social calls, band加入, cattle sale, and visits noted among area families.
Governor Fletcher Endorses Krause Headache Capsules
Santa Clara Lt Governor J H Fletcher writes praising Krause headache capsules as a cure and notes druggists in Aberdeen Heela and Britton Marshall County will stock them. He plans to promote the remedy among Colorado miners during June. Sold by A J White.
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South Dakota
Krause
Iam
Aberdeen
Heela
Britton
Marshall County
Ime
Colorado
J. H. Fletcher
Santa Clara
S. Dak
A. J. White
District 48 Local Notes and Social Snippets
District 48 reports Miss Erma Bullen returning home and George Walter building a new front porch. Miss Mary Tate works for Mrs. Marion Kelly, while Mrs. Garbry suffers a bruised face after a calf incident. Various visits and rain-soaked days, with gardening and church activities mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Bullen
George Walter
Mary Tate
Marion Kelly
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Norway Bulletin
Andy Mellen
J. Blosser
Alex Scott
Salina
Jake Blosser
Blosser
Joe Blosser
K. C
Quincy Blosser
Missouri
Lulu Cranns
Did. Sil
J.T. Diekerhoof
F. Reynolds
Bertha Paulson
W.H. Beatty
Dwight
R. Rimol
Mr. Rimol
Ella Mellen
Miss Ella
Ida Tiller
Bertha Rimol
Brynhilde’ Rimol
Aleda Anderson
Bertha Paulsen
Shirley Shivvers
Theressa Neeon
Joe Lehu
C. Johnson
G. Thompson
P. J. Paulsen
W. P. Shivvers
E.kelly
E. Reynolds
A. and
G. Lax
H. Wilber
H. A. Frantz
Jas. McGowan
Jessie
Ruby
Pueblo, Colo
Ernest Kephart
Washington
Tnp
Albert Ratledge
Elmer Cooper
Kerr
Union Valley
Bud Cardwell
Gooper
Dr. Hyatt
J. P. Porter
Topeka
Verne Rockhold
Z. A. Williams
Young Preble
M. A. Preble
Dillon
Republic Ripples
W.W. Stover
Thomas
Prof. Jarrett
Oak and
Nelson
Nebraska
D. of. H
Chamberlain
J. W. Lynch
Dorr
W. Va
Happer
A Kimball
A. J. Sanders
Olson Furniture & Carpet House
the Kackley News
Swan Carlson
Olof Bergstrom
Alex
Scott
Mr. Jno. Larson
Mr.Florell
Nils Monson
Dick Houghton
His
Joe Houghton
L. Edaberg
Mr. Nelson
Arthur Carlson
Echo Cornet
Maud Kackley
Miss Blackwood
Talmo
C. W. Carlson
Nils "Bergstrom
F. G. Hendrickson
L. Nelson
Rackley
Misses
Mrs. Bockoven
Dunkard
Alva Day
E. C. Bockoven
Ralph Loofbourrow
Hattie Murphy
Elbert Lee
Howard Ames
Chester Loofbourrow
J. B. Beames
Belleville, Kans
W. W. Kilpatrick
Bessie Corinne Seabolt
Albert R. Morey
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