Local Notes on School Opens and Community Visits
Enterprise No 42 reports the school began Monday with thirty seven enrolled and District 87 started Tuesday the 1st. Births noted Thomas and wife welcomed a daughter on September 3. Community visits include Miss Maud Kackley with Florence Humphrey and various local residents visiting relatives in Courtland and Norway. Oscar Anderson plans wheat planting on the Shackelford farm this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thomas
Oscar Anderson
Shackelford
Community Notes Share Local Movements and Visits
John Persinger and family spent Sunday west of the river. Lara Fulcomer visited a few days with K Moe's. C J Carlson shipped a car load of hogs from Sherdalee Monday and went to Kansas City for a few days. A Saturday picnic at C Isaacson's drew a large crowd. Mayme Ambrose begins teaching in Rydal. Minnie Peterson Hulda Lotgren visited Julia Rosene. Minnie Sundine hosted dinner. Anna Porter travels to Scandia for winter schooling. August Hendrickson of Kimball Nebraska visited L Rasmussen. Mrs Chas Nelson’s Kansas City brother visited last week. Henry Rosene and John Sundine shelled and delivered corn last week. George Stromberg helps Will French shell corn north of Republic. Floren and son from near Republic are putting up hay at O J Strom’s place. Mr and Mrs K Rosenquist and others spent weekend at A Hillingson’s. A brother of R Colslozier, visiting from Iowa, has been seriously ill since arrival.
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C. J. Carlson
Sherdalee
C.J. Carlson
Kansas City
C. Isaacson
Miss Mayme
Ambrose
Rydal
Minnie Peterson
Hulda Lotgren
Julia Rosene
Chas
Nelson
Henry Rosene
John Sundine
George Stromberg
Republic
Floren
O. J. Strom
K. Rosenquist
Jurgensen
Rasmussen
Laura
A. Hllingsons
George Miller Sells Dray to JW Holmes
A buyer JW Holmes acquires George Miller's dray. The report notes Wednesday rain was welcomed to ease dust and colds among about ten people affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
JW. Holmes
Pay Your Money And Take Your Choice In Kansas Tax Debate
The piece argues state taxes will rise as the last legislature spent more money than its predecessor. It contrasts State Board of Equalization figures with machine proponents and criticizes machine politicians for waste and patronage. The column urges readers to assess who bears the tax burden.
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State Board of Equalization
Pénail
Easil
Wal ‘Hen
Dopnyats
Kansas
Combinatuee
Arnybody
Taxpayer
Ceoreinie
Taxpayer costs under Albaugh clash with State Board of Equalization
The article analyzes the dispute between Chairman Albaugh of the Republican state committee and the State Board of Equalization over state finances. It argues a looming deficit at the end of the biennial period, notes actual appropriations of 5,153,792.44 and fees around 609,177.60, and details tax levies and balances, concluding the Legislature bears responsibility for the fiscal shortfall in Topeka.
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Albaugh
Republican State Committee
State Board of Equalization
Jast
State Board of Qualization
Treasury
Topeka
Capital
Isul
Governor's Office
Executive Council
Saeenereee
Seeeenenegeee
Maddy
Railroad Comnissioneers
Supreme Court
Mum HO
ODA
Ov Historical Society
Bureau of Yabo Trseeer
State Boaard Aericulture
State Horticultural Society
Academy Anche
Fdag
State Board of Health
OHO
Galena
Danssler
Henthielum
Winfield
Industrial
Hutchingon
Iris
Quinduro
Ars Ns
Osawatomie
Lansing
Louisiana Purchase
Pike's Pawnee Todian Vilbergy
Teetary
Beeeereeere
Bprp
Salieies
Laas
AUS
DBS
Teeta
Deaf and ‘Dumb
Mediature Fegeeane
USIRS
Betes
State University
Shalt. &S.F. R. OR
Experiment Station
Agericultural College
Alexander
Penne Deepens
George Hatter
Scaly Trio: Telescope Attacks Kansas Officials over Valuations
The Belleville Telescope accuses State Board of Equalization members Seth Wells J R Burrow and T T Kelly of raising county valuations by over 24 million and increasing the levy by nine tenths of a mill to burden taxpayers. It notes reductions in home counties and names counties hit hardest while blaming political factions. The piece suggests further action may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Albaugh
State Board of Equalization
Seth G. Wells
J. R. Burrow
T. T. Kelly
Kansas
Kelly
Albaugh
Buster
Gov Bailey
Mr. Kelly
Gomer Davies
Tom
Jackson
Republic
Shawnee
Diozens
K.N. Morrill
Smith Center
Barrow
Pups
Smith Center Banco
Burrow
Wichita
Seth Wells
Busters
Bustees
Wells
State House
The
Telescope
Republic County
Court House
Belleville
The Strenuous Life of a Town Romance
A lighthearted local tale tells of a young man in a nearby town who buys a home and searches for a partner. He alternates between two hopeful prospects, each time edged out by rivals, yet the narrator predicts he will ultimately triumph after a week of strenuous life.
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Lang ‘Byne
O. K
Subscription Credits for This Week Highlight New Pastor
The list shows credits for subscribers with marks indicating new and quitting members. Notable entries include B. E. Beekman Chas W Downing John T Kuckson Chas Nystrom L L Wallin Sophie Hallgren G M Preble Taylor and Rev H A Zimmerman announced as the new Presbyterian pastor who will reside at the Dyatt house pending Le M Johnson’s slated move.
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B. E
H. A. Zimmerman
The
Presbyterian Church
Dyatt House
le M. Johnson
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Talmo
A. M. Poage
August Freeman
A. Anderson
Courtland
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K Moe
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Anna Porter
August Hendrickson
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R. Colslozier
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Chicago
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Kansas City, Mo
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