Community notes from Republic area gathering news
Local school staff Tile Beebee and Miss Gossard call on Mrs. L E B Garman Saturday morning. Mrs. Alexander of Almena visits Mrs. L Garman between trains. A new sanitary grocery counter installed at Mahan's Grocery boosts store appearance and service. Several residents travel for state Red Men and Pocahontas meeting. Local gossips mention Oberlin visitors and Masonic lodge attendance.
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Tiles Beebee
Republic City
Miss Gossard
Mra. L
Meham
Livery and Baggage Service and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text describes prompt service and a subscription drive for a newspaper with prize incentives. Mentions names Sigsbee Beckman and Anderson, and social visits such as Mrs. Johnson and family, plus a Kansas trip to Republic for a day with Mr. and Mrs. Strom.
Mrs Nellie Snyder and Frances Visit Concordia Thursday
Mrs Nellie Snyder and her daughter Frances went to Concordia on Thursday morning for unspecified business or social call.
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Nellie Snyder
Frances
Conordia
Morrine
Miss Bila and Harold Garmanni Attend Event
Fragmentary notes show Miss Bila and cousin Harold Garmanni at a social gathering with relatives and Mr. B Johnson and his sons. The snippet mentions republic and evening attendance but lacks clear context or outcomes.
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Bila
Hawking
Harold Garmanni
Republic
Local Residents in Weekend Visits and Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Bonecutter spent Sunday at the Pantler home. Mr and Mrs Albert Snider plan to move near Wacoma Springs this week and will care for Wohlford’s farm next year. Miss Agnes Maxwell and Winnie Fred Beckman spent Sunday in the country with Vera Platt. Guy Ward returned to Scandia on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Freed of Courtland welcomed a baby girl born Sunday Oct 41h.
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Mrs. Bonecutter
Pantler
Albert Snider
Wacom da Springs
Wim. Wohlford
Agnes Maxell
Winniifred. Beckman
Vera Platt
Chas. Freed
Courtland
Grove School District No 85 Enrollments and Attendance Oct 1914
Record shows Grove school district No 85 for the month ending Oct 6 1914 with 26 total students including 9 18 daily attendance for girls and boys, and tardiness 1 9. Named students listed as tardy or absent followed by notes on local staff and a building project for Mr Nyland and drug stock shipment to Colorado.
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Grove
Tandy
Are
Iva
Millie
Lydia Stradley
Homer
Alice
Charles ‘Caddwell
Lil
He -and-Jesse
Hasty
Grace,Daugherty
Thelma Hunter
Sadie Robison
Troutman Holds Fair Audience Tour Across County
Senator Troutman completed a countywide tour ending with a Republican day in this county. The event drew a fair audience and showcased support for party candidates.
Local notices mix politics and commerce in Scandia scene
Troutman and State Auditor W W E Davis visit with county candidates amid a Scandia rally. Sheriff Huntington stops by, a probate matter is set in Belleville, and Augusta Swanson hosts the Dorcas Society. Weather records note a half inch rain and a stormy week, while ads list hardware, farming goods, and a philosophical reflection on true friends.
Belleville Nearby Visits and County Commission Meet
Renter John Doughlas accompanied by his host spent Sunday in Belleville with his brother Frank north of town. Misa Geneva Hazen taught near Republic and visited her parents S. M Haven and family in Belleville. Frank Briles from east of Scandia transacted business in Belleville Monday afternoon. I. N. Dyer and wife visited Scandia Saturday night at the Briles home. County residents traveled to the county seat early in the week for road business before the county commissioners. Democrats from Belleville met Congressman Neeley Friday morning, arriving by the Santa Fe from Jamestown.
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John ‘Doughlas
Belleville
Frank
Misa Geneva Hazen
Republlic
S. M
Haven
Fam Ty
Frank Brileés
Scandia
Briles
Journal Office Stock Offers Transfer Carbon Paper
Readable text announces large size carbon paper for pattern transfer now in stock at the Journal office. It promotes immediate action to secure the items and hints at a broader array of gifts and presents.
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Journal
What Would You Do About a Severe Cold Question
An ad asks readers how they would respond to a severe cold and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. O E Sargeant of Peru Indiana endorses its value, stating it is worth its weight in gold and that she recommends it, with the drug being sold by all druggists.
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Bent Walker
Earth
All Drugelsts
News Tip Request Invites Reader Tips on Local Matters
The notice asks readers to phone or step in with information on local happenings. It expresses appreciation for thoughtfulness and assistance in reporting community news.
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Perupation Bering
United States
D. A. Nywall
Notia Garman
Dinner Olson
Beame Ag
L. N. Hendrix
Henton
The
Red Men and Pocahontas
Frank Swainson
Wrights Cash Grocery
Louis
Frank and
Simon
Oberlin
Kansas
Mrs. B. Johnson
J. B.beames
Geo. Nimocks
J. Hy. Sandell
T. J. West
Dr. Henry
W. Grubb
Ed Wires
Masonic Lodge
Frank Johnson
A. B
Topeka
M. Sigsbee
Beckman
J Fournal
Miga Hdith Anderson
A. B. Johnson
Ober- In
Oo. J. Strom
TT Ag Ge ‘Mrg
B. Johnson
Br. and’ Sons
Guy Ward
Frank Hawking
Nylands
Nylund
Mr. Pottier
Thompson
Colorado
Cooper
W. R. Coldazier
Augusta Swanson
Dorcas Society
Sheriff Huntington
Peninsular
Round Oak
Challenge
Dandy
G. T. Isaacson
W. M. Oliver
Neeley
Jamestown
Bank Depositors Guarantee
State of
the Bank of Scandia
G. W. Nimocks
J. H. Sandell
Cashier
Marple and Son
Scandia Kansas
J. W. Shotwell
Journal Office
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