Local News Highlights From Endicott Area
Patronize advertisers and read C L Schumann’s ad on page four. Congregational ladies plan their annual fair and supper on December 3. Mrs Walter Reynolds has gone to North Dakota to join her husband. E C Wilt resigns as lineman. T E Langdon named in his place. G E Reynolds sails to Topeka for the winter with his daughter. Gus Emery rents John Shepherd place south of Endicott to farm next year. Death of F Bower’s 17 year old niece. Heavy rainstorm with thunder and lightning Thursday night. Cooler, windier week than last. Undertaker Schumann arranging funeral for John H. Friday at Fairbury. Mandeville reports white corn ears for sale seed corn. County Supt Harriss urges early teacher examinations. New Moline wagons advertised by Reynolds & Son. C I Clark offers top poultry prices.
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C. L. Schumann
Walter Reynolds
North Dakota
J. .W. Hicks
American Falls
Idaho
E. C. Wilt
Telephone Company
T. E. Langdon
G. E
Reynolds
Topeka
Kans
Justis
Gus Emery
John Shepherd
Endicott
W. A. Compton
F. Bower
Steele City
Arthur Bower
Fairbury
John H
M. J. Mandeville
Harriss
Hollenberg’s thriving merchants boost town prosperity
In Hollenberg Kansas local business leaders drive growth. T N Reiber runs a busy meat market and cream, testifies to farmers' strong condition. Musser Lumber, Barr Dean General Store, Dr W C Burnaman, J T Lewis, and the Hollenberg State Bank under A D Stanton reinforce a robust local economy.
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Hollenberg
Kans
T.N. Reiber
C. O. Musser
Musser
Pioneer Steele City resident John H. Friday dies at 67
John H. Friday was found dead in his bed in Steele City on Tuesday morning. Coroner and sheriff ruled natural causes from heart disease after examining the case. no inquest. A pioneer settler, Friday opened a store and post office, later moving to Steele City. He leaves eight children and a widow. Funeral held at M E church with burial in the family lot.
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John H. Friday
Steele City
Perry
Chirnside
Fairbury
Friday
K. P
Bankers Life
Des. Moines
M. E. Church
Steele
American Wire Fence Promised to Boost Farm Profits
Farmers urged to install American Wire Fence to reduce grain loss and improve profits. Advocates claim fences cut waste, let hogs graze and gather spilled grain, with demonstrations by leading farmers and stock raisers. Visit showroom for prices and options.
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Hollenberg, Kansas
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W. C. Burnaman
Clapp Mercantile
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J. T. Lewis
Lewis
Hollenberg State “Bank
A.D. Stanton
Moss Brothers Bank
Joseph Nutter
Wm. M. Else
G. R. Barr
J.°. Lewis
J. S. Alspaugh
J. M. Jones
A. D. Stanton
W. Hicks