Community Notes From District 348 Patchwork
District 348 observers celebrated Halloween with local chatter and visits. Gertie Gile returned from Oklahoma. Elbert Lee travels to Manhattan for engineering study. Mrs de M Looftourrow and Francis visited Ward in Belleville over the weekend.
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Hallow
Gertie
Gile
Oklahoma
Elbert ‘Lee
Manhattan
de M. Looftourrow
Francis
R. B. ‘Ward
Belleville
Highland School
Stone District 91 School Report for October End
Stone District 91 records show 4 boys and 9 girls enrolled total 13 with 10 average attendance and 3 tardies. Named non absent or tardy students are Hiva Lind Hilder Erickson and Joe Rodwell with Lavinia Garman as teacher. Neighbors visitations include Thrashers in neighborhood and Sederlins Brandstroms and Sophie Peterson at A F Hallgrens. P E Erickson’s new house is being plastered. Edlund’s horse injured in wire incident and taken to doctor.
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Stone Dist
Hiva Lind
Hilder Erickson
Joe Rodwell
Lavinia Garman
Commissioners Proceedings of Vice County Clerk Belleville Kansas
The board convened in regular session at 1 pm. Auditing accounts and settling with the County Treasurer occupied the afternoon. Adjourned to meet Tuesday Oct 7 1902 at 8 39 am with A Wegat presiding and A Wagal as clerk.
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Belleville
Kansas
Adl
A. Wegat
Wilson
A. Wagal
County Board in Belleville Deliberates Auditing Accounts
County Board of Clark County Kansas met in Belleville on October 7 1902 with all members present. A Wegnal chaired the session which focused on auditing accounts and completing settlement with the County Treasurer. Adjourned to meet Wednesday October 8 1902 at 8 30 a m. Clerk signatures follow.
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Clark Belleville
Kansas
A. Wegnal
A. Whgat
D. Y. Wrinson, Co. Cierk. Ghalraisn We
County Board Audit and Adjournment Proceedings Held
Board met as adjourned with all members present led by A Wegat. Audits covered numerous bills including DC Deal noise NF Nelson Greenlent Baker John Cole and others. Rejected redistricting petitions and requests for road and bridge funding. New township clerk appointed and private road petitions set for next hearing. Next meeting scheduled Thursday Oct 9 1962 at 8:30 am.
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A. Wegat
DC Deal
Nelson
Greenlent & Baker
John Cole
B Hardy
Taneaeee Son
Johanne Bet
E C. Hall
Bate Geo. V. Monkes
JM Doyle
Paopers
JE Caswell
Hunter
JE E Tuley
Henry Sandells
M Way
Grant Township
Nancy Darner
RG Nicholas
Wisey Family
Musser
EF H ‘Bowling
Howard
Peter Parson
Minute Parson
JT Patterson
Gavitts
Joseph Hantel
Jefferson Township
Joseph Haniel
J. W. Harrisclerk
CJ Webber
H Ldebaek
Scandia
Phursdaw
A. Wegal
DY. Wilson
Clerr
Birthday 28 Triggers Night Out Ending In Fines
The text recalls a man named Roth celebrating his 28th birthday on May 28 with two friends. They visited 28 saloons, ending at Howard Klein’s No. 28 Avenue A. Roth damaged a showcase and was fined $25 plus $28 in costs.
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Roth
Howard Klein
Avenue A
New York
Presidential kiss by Loubet delights French crowds
Bayon Perre de Coubertin notes Emile Loubet's moment of affection for his mother on his first day as president. He halted his procession to kiss the peasant woman from Montelimar, a gesture seen as simple and touching. The incident endears the president to voters and critics alike, highlighting humane character over ceremony.
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Bayon Perre de Coubertin
Emile Loubet
Emile ‘Loubet
Peaia
Dale Aes
Y ‘Sendh
Montelimar
The
Republic
Thal
Copper-Tuberculosis Cure Claim Stirs Michigan Veterinarians
Report from Kalamazoo and neighboring states details Dr. Derk P. Yonkerman's plan to inject copper into the bloodstream to kill tuberculosis bacilli. He claims a copper salt in milk can replace iron in blood, enabling copper to destroy the bacteria in vertebrates, with plans to manufacture a tuberculosis treatment.
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Michigan
Derk P. Yonkerman
Ohio
Baye A
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dispatch
New York Sun
Yonkerman
J. H. Brown
Michigan Live Stock Commission
Yonkermen
Vonkerman
The Mills Chorus Echoes Through Flowering Fields
Poetic lines lament children away from joyful fields to toil in mills. The verses speak of tired hands and aching feet, a dreary life, and the loud roaring of the mills drowning laughter and play.
Weather shift and social notes from Lone Tree
The item notes a potential early snow before Thanksgiving and lists local happenings. Bertha Shrock is sick with an arm ulcer. Youths enjoyed a Friday dance at Jim Isaac's. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walter visited Geo. Cowle's. Orian Hamil hauled corn to Rydal this week. Fred Brown and Julius Woodke visited Belleville. Eva Bockoven and Mrs. Cowle visited relatives.
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Harry Walter
Geo. Cowle
Administrator's Notice in Kansas Estate Proceeding
State of Kansas Republic County In the probate court estate of Joseph A Whitt deceased Letters of Administration granted to Mellville J Exlions Administrator must file claims within one year from date of letters or be barred If not exhibited within three years after letters they shall be forever barred
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State OF
Kansar
Republic County
Said
Joseph 2A
WiHott
Norrek
Harker
Joseph A. Hmdhott
Alimony Appeals and Oddities Recurring in New York Department
The Outdoor Poor department in New York reportedly pays weekly alimony to divorced wives, with about 600 women averaging support of roughly $4,000 weekly in total. Funds range from $3 to $83 per recipient, with some cases cited as vindictive rather than need-based, and even lavish displays such as infrequent cabs or cars.
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New York
Friday events parade through history list
A fragment listing historical moments tied to Friday or Fridays. Entries include royal births and deaths, battles, discoveries, evacuations, and notable events such as the Bastille’s destruction and Fort Sumter bombardment, presented as a sequence of factoids without cohesive narrative.
Faust at Belleville Opera House with Will H. Locke
Will H. Locke stars as the devil in the Belleville Opera House production of Faust. The full cast performs the elaborate drama with stylish pageantry and handsome scenery for 15 25 and 35 cent prices.
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Faust
Will H. Locke
Devil
Soéhery
Belleville Opera
House
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B. P. Bartlett
Q. A. Kelly
A. J. Kelly
C. H. Ames
G. I. Bowling
Presbyterian Church
Harlie Bowling
Willie Nichol
Jim Day
Vorbies
Stone, Dist
Thrashers
P. E. Erickson
Thedfedford
Blackdraught
Thedford’s . Black Draught
Thedford’s
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Thedford
A.J. Green
Iewara
Ororos
Clete
Lanslate
Prerium Dept
Cudahy Packing
South Omaha, Het
Diamond
Cale
All Grocers
Eta Wheeler Wiccox
Jim Isaac
Orian Hamil
Rydal
Fred Brown
Julius Woodke
Eva Bockoven
Bolas
Senger
Ayas
Ati
Cebul
Afghanistan
Ameer
Victoria
Baltimore
Orld
Scott
Washington
Shakespeare
America
Richmond
Queen Victoria
Charles I
Fort Sumter
Napoleon ‘Bonaparte
Julius Caesar
Marengo
Bunker Hill
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