Stand by Roosevelt and local ticket in 1904 campaign
The piece urges Republicans to support local county and state candidates to build a strong party ahead of the 1904 presidential race with Roosevelt as leader. It notes the need for county organization, a solid Kansas delegation, and laws affecting soldiers voting, while listing local figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Sie
Court House
Republican Party
Senate
Bailey
United States
Harris
Kansas
Roosevelt
District 48 church notes and local events
Rev Craft will preach next Sunday at district 48. A party at Late Day 8 Healy reports a fine time. There was singing practice at Q A Kelly's Monday night. Meeting at B P Bartlett's next Wednesday night. Miss May Kelly plans to return to Clay Center to finish dressmaking. Mr Berry and Go. fought Frank Young's Saturday. Mrs Frances Loofbourrow started school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Craft
Healy
Q. A. Kelly
B.P. Bartlett
May Kelly
Clay Center
Berry
Frank Young
Frances Loofbourrow
North of Courtland Community News Brief
Nice weather persists as residents share updates. Mrs. Hattie Powers has been very sick for weeks. Frank Seider visited Scandia last week and Eller Fallen returned from Wyoming to work for Mr. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Hilborn hosted Lily Heldt of White Rock and Euima Ogborne attended Sunday school in Courtland. Some farmers sow wheat and corn husking begins. A local joke on rats is noted, with a cautionary tale about tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Bailey
Hattie Powers
Frank Seider
Scandia
Lily Heldt
White Rock
Courtland
Euima-Ogborne
Orson's Cash Store Unveils New Waisting and Dress Goods
Have you seen our latest waisting and dress goods collection just arrived at Orson's CASH STORE. Fresh fabrics await, ready for crafting new outfits and seasonal wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson
Silent shore song echoes of a mermaid’s grace
A hushed verse recalls a desolate shore and waves of sorrow at feet. The mermaid’s song echoes in the heart while a singer rests in shade and firelight, her face in the air a dream-like charm unmatched by any mermaid seen.
Local notices from Belleville area include visits and church events
A fragment list notes F M Brown husking corn for B B Seifert, travel by D H Riddlesbarger and wife, Lille Nichol working for Mrs Ollie Ball in Belleville, Mrs Mary Barnes visiting Lincoln relatives, Thos Williams in St Joseph for treatment, and numerous local visits. It also covers school matters secretaries and a new barh being built by Ansel Griffith, a Belleville Center literary society, and church/pastor sermons with Dunkard meetings.
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D. H. Riddlesbarger
Lille Nichol
Ollie Ball
Belleville
Mary Barnes
Maxton
Lincoln
Nebr
Plains
Thos. Williams
St Joseph, Mo
Belleville Center
P. M. Herrick
U. B
Scandia
Scotch Plains Presbyterian Church
Dunkard
George
Local Notes From Union Units On Weekend Visits
Grandma Marshall is very sick. J P Porter's visited Morris White. Morris spent Sunday with home folks. Mr Johnson returned to Chicago last Wednesday. Ambrose shipped a car of hogs from Sherdahl on Monday. N C Deater and family visited John Mahan Sunday. Chas Hugo of Norway Wisconsin visited Monday. Everybody busy busking worn or picking apples these days.
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Grandma Marshall
J.P. Porter
Mr. Johnson
Chicago
Ambrose
Sherdahl
N. C. Deater
John Mahan
Chas
Hugos
Norway
Wis
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Week
Ashley Cooper performs carpentry on L. M. Morris new barn. Marie and Harry Larsen of Belleville visit Rosenquist's. Mr Moyer and family of Scandia visit Porter's. Pleas Stromberg and Fred Somers of Republic City in Union Sunday. Claude Cardwell returns from Thomas Co after a month away. Mrs Porter bitten by Deater's dog and recovers. A P Rosie and wife visit Chas Peterson west of Scandia. Pleasant Valley school holds spelling watch with Elmer Rosene named best speller twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleas Stromberg
Fred Somers
Republic City
Union Sunday
Pleasant Valley
Elmer Rosene
Olson's Cash Store Wool Blanket Sale
Sample line of wool blankets offered at factory price with a 25 percent saving. Call quickly before stock runs out at Olson's Cash Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfg
Olson
Residents Return to Kansas in Social Notes
Enterprise item lists people visiting and relocating such as Agni Sothers from River ton Nebr and Charley Nondorf with family arriving from Sheridan Co. to settle here. Weekly social updates mention dinners, dances, invitations, and frequent Sunday gatherings at various local homes including Poage Bettis and Larson households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Charley Nondorf
Sheridan Co
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Dodge City
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Barton Pitts
Francis
Frederick Ave
St. Joseph, Mo
A. J. Kelly
Wesley Wright
G.I. Bowling
Pittsburg
Kans
Okla
U. B. Chirch
Mr. Wim. Day
Minnie
Harlie
Eller Fallen
Wyoming
Mr. Porter
Mrs. Hilborn
Mrs. Layman
Curt McKay
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Cudahy, Packing Company
South
Omaha, Neb
William J. Dawson
F. M. Brown
B._b. Seifert
C. EL. Wallace
Iowa
Ed Bushby
R. J. Nichol
Sylvia Blacwood
Tencher
Poplar Grove School
Talmo
P.M. Herrick
Samuuel Henry
Illa
McPherson
Chas. Fritzinger
Baby
Oklahoma
CG. OH. Wallace
Christian Endeavor Society
Seveted Plains Presbyterian Hnter
John
Ansel Griffith
Republic Co
Doctor Sr
Ashley Cooper
L. M. Morris
Marie
Harry Larsen
Rosenquist
Mr. Moyer
Claude Cardwell
Thomas Co
Enterprise
Agni Sothers
Riverton, Nebr
John Aspegren
Carl Aspegren
Aulda Anderson
Elsie Bettis
Ella Larson’s
Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson
John Aspergren
Jessie Weislogel
Genivieve Brotchie
Elda Downing’s
Sphedfords
Thedford
Mullins
Act. Lewis
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