Union Clippings From Past Era Show Various Local Events
The wheat is up and growing well despite cool weather while corn picks begin with better yields than expected. Republican Caucus nominees T.J. Otto for trustee, R. Moe for clerk, and Walter Ward for treasurer are favored to win. Union Valley revival continues with large crowds and Rev. Gall’s last sermon. Rev. Moore to continue services. An accident left Walter Maynes with a broken wrist. Neighbors note moves and trips, including trips to Rexford and Oklahoma. Pawnee picnic prize discussion and a flag pole moment at the monument unveiling. School report shows 52 pupils with high attendance. many named students listed. An ad promotes Grove’s Tasteless Chili Tonic and a cold remedy.
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T.J. Otto
R. Moe
Walter Ward
Union Valley
Gall
Moore
Pawnee Event Notes and Local Notices in Norway Bulletin
Ninety three tickets were sold at the station for Pawnee Monday. The report mentions introductions to Mr and Mrs James Murie Mr John West and Chief Ream in pale-face and native attire. Rev Dann and family returned to St Louis Monday and the Kit Ka Hoe buffalo dance at Pawnee was a highlight of the monument unveiling. An ad promotes HERBINE 50 cents from A J White Druggist.
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Pawnee
James -Murie
John West
Ream
Murie
West
Roam
Dann
St Louis
Joe Blosser
Community Notes From Kackley Area
Local items include Rev Oden returning from Iowa and Ed Downing adding a barn extension. Jo Larson and Leonard Nelson trip to Concordia. Gust Anderson and spouse visit Albert and wife. W W Phillips continues stock hog trading. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Willis Lonsberry on the 21st. Carl Ross, J Kastvedt farming wheat on the old Hamilton place. Cattle sold to Leonard Nelson by O Johnson A Johnson H Carlson H Hanson and Iver Rodde. shipment planned for Wednesday. Anna Johnson and brothers visiting White Rock.
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Jo Larson
Leonard Nelson
Concordia
Gust Anderson
Albert
R Phillips
O Johnson
A Johnson
Carl
H Hanson
Iver Rodde
Royal couple honor horses with polished hoof mementos
The prince and princess Wales preserve beloved horses by cutting and polishing their hooves after death. Each hoof bears the horse’s name and is displayed in a harness room at Sandringham with photos of the owners. A slate behind records memory for old Rover, among dog tributes.
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Princess
Wales
Sandringham
Rover
China’s Ancient History Timelines and Vast Archives
The text argues China’s history predates Jews, tracing uninterrupted records from 122 to 26.97 BCE, with a 2400 year dynasty sequence. It notes Pekin’s great libraries housing hundreds of works, early astronomy and eclipse predictions, concise emperor biographies, and self-contained scholarly achievement without foreign aid.
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China
Nineveh
Babylon
Clocks in England Through Chaucer’s Era
During Chaucer’s time seven clocks and many more with weights and wheels were used in England. Monasteries in the fourteenth century possessed clocks for astronomical movements and hour tracking. In the fifteenth century armorers and blacksmiths largely made clocks, built from iron and steel.
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England
Chaucer
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Gulick Mercantile
Walter Maynes
Calcazier
Woods
Currens
Montans
Dan” Householder
H. C. Marshall
Davis
Oklahoma
Grove
Enterprise No
Everts
Ollie
J. S. Tucker
White Rock
Artillery
Lloyd Garman
C.D. Avery
Momi
Jessie Bowen
J.S. Garman
Norton
A. M. Poage
Okla
Tues
Florence Humphrey
Nofia Garman
Elie Bettis
Alice Garman
Mary Poage
Gwendoline Glasgow
Hattie Garman
E. W. Grove
Norway Bulletin
Ninty
6Th. Artillery
Norway
Captain Adams
EV Moore
Topekae
Rebeka
Price
A. J. White
the Kackley News
Rev Oden
Iowa
Ed Downing
Mr and
Mrs. Willis Lonsberry
The
Carl Ross and
J Kastvedt
Hamilton Place
Anna Johnson and Brothers
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