Incomplete Directory Snippet Shows Names and Places
Fragmentary list includes K. Lt. Loorpourrow Jobs Spohn Jahr Sima Geo H Wright Geo H Henry John FE Swain UF Proets Mine Mae Maple HD Peckham HM Rubek Oncar Cantner H Fix Tranton Inakel Elmwood andeburg Couch.
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K. Lt. Loorpourrow
Jobs A. Spohn
Jahr Sima
Geo
H. Wright
H. Henry
John FE. Swain
Proets
Mae
HD. Peckham
HM Rubek
Oncar Cantner
H. Fix
Tranton
Inakel
Elmwood
Morgan for Congress announces re nomination in Second District
A fragmented notice states a candidate, E. L. Brows, seeks renomination for Congress in the Second District, contingent on the Republican primary. It mentions gratitude for past Republican honors and references Beaver County offices, sheriff nomination, and August primaries.
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Beaver County
Shortgrass Potato Growing in 1011 Acre Response
Farmer describes potato planting in 1011 acres with deep plowing, seed in every third row, and mulching with wheat straw to combat pests. Notes include yields aiding county and shows at Chicago and Kansas City. Mentions April planting window and advice against replanting on same ground.
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Red River
Benard County
Chicago
Kansas City
Local notes on students, illnesses, and community events
Mike Magis plans to attend sehen at dalla with Keneme while two weeks of selon remain. Marjorie Krown and Caring Lee visit the Academy. Tew Lee and Willie Kirkpatrick ride four hour wagon rides. George Gabbert leaves home for town. O Cope of Zelma plans hospitalization followed by Figlewood care. Paschal Heasley returns from Kentucky with Mrs Hensley and Lula Browns’ newborn. Bucklen's Arnica Salve promoted for colors and injuries.
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Mike Magis
Dalla
Keneme
Coe
Marjorie Krown
Caring Lee
Gate School
Scholare
Academy
Tew Lee
Willie Kirkpatrick
Etudente
Mere
Williamson
Nittine
Win Hotton
George Gabbert
Cope
Zelma
Winham
Figlewood
Paschal Heasley
Kennoky
Paschal Hensley Borm
Lula Browns
Brown
Mr. and
Stev. F. Price
Clear Lake News Notes and Local Happenings
A stream of Clear Lake notices reports residents and businesses actions, weather effects, and travel concerns. March events include hotel rentals, supplies runs to Englewood and Shattuck, and school disruptions. Prices and routes near $7 a load for corn and shifting winds mark a gloomy, slow day.
Prayer meeting resumes at Careyvills schoolhouse
The community gathers for a pleasant evening with Wilber Heitner inviting participation. Heitner expects his sister from near Valley Park Kansas to join Beaver County later. Local notes discuss flour scarcity, corn grinding, Africa memories, and local plans including a bank opening at Clear Lake and weather permitting work resuming on the road.
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Careyvills Shoolhouse
Wilber Heitner
T. Lo How
Mr. Heitner
Valley Park
Kansas
Beaver County
Furture
Clear Lake
Stin
Repels Attack of Death With New Discovery Cure
Five years ago two doctors told Beill man Green of Malachite Col that he had only two years to live. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for saving him from consumption and declares it a life saver. It warns readers not to suffer from coughs or throat and lung troubles and promotes the remedy with a free bottle offer and prices of ten and one dollar.
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Beill
Man Green
Col
Chey
Dr. King
Lowe
Fred O
Traoy
Hall
P. J. Omunay 4 Co
Toledo
Cheneys
North Flats Then Beavergale Wedding Bells and Weather
Local notes report delays from heavy snow and a long pause in activities. Campaigns begin as delegates are elected while Beaver see weather and social events, including a March wedding at the bride’s home, and community life resumes with church goers returning home.
Local News Snippets From Mack Lucas Area
Mr Lawrence and family spent time at Mack Lucas Doveday night while Claud Dodson and Mr Lachan headed to Ochiltree Texas on Saturday. D W LeCrone hauled feed to McFarland's ranch last week. The Underwoods visited Mack Lucas last Sunday. Most households are hauling feed in preparation for snow. Wanpentna Jaw.
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Charles Hinkle
Dodson
Elmer Rippee
Dorothy
George
Johann Price
Carl Kirkhart
Englewood
Ancles
Goody
Wifalfa Hay
Cherokee
Gate
Carl
M.D. Hubbard
R. EB. Edmunston
Whbite
Mr. Maphet
B. F. Foulds
Maggs
Lindaley
Mr. Lawrence
Mack Lucas
Yom Nomti Flats
Forgante
D. W. LeCrone
McFarland
Ant Mack Lucas
G. DuBois
A. Hubble
Twin Mounds Weather Strands Town as Storm Drags On
The Twin Mounds area suffered in a March storm with no telephone service and sparse mail. Edith Howe and a child in the Clem Shafer home are improving after illness. Rev. Right’s ante and Miss Bessie Reid’s school openings were delayed by weather. Purcell attended conference after being snowbound. Local delays, snowbound roads, and ongoing recovery efforts mark the week.
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Clem Shafer
Purcell
Hatchineson
Kansas
Belle Meade
Clear Lake Circuit
Macy
Shattock
Fred Bayless
Ivanhoe
Ostenby
John Baker
Denry Baumgartner
J.4. Johnson
Pred Bayless
Bro. Purcell
Electric Bitters hailed as cure for multiple ailments
Glorious News from Ur and other towns touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy. The letter claims the tonic purifies blood, relieves trauma and rheum, and benefits the liver and kidneys while boosting strength. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Gurties
Dwight
Kan
Alec
Weather Signs Plow Time As Spring Nears
In notes from a rural area, farmers report plow time approaching with mild weather. Sheep buyers pay up to 3.00 per head for hand work, and local men like Bode Turner and Hem are busy with feeding and logging. A snowless stretch eases fuel and feed concerns, while neighbors share meals, barn repairs, and travel to farms for chores and gatherings.
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Wileun
Bode Turner
Bode
Melvin Bonner
Claud Haskell
C. Bo
Otney Barekar
Haskell
Broomcorn Prospects Boost Shattuck Monitor Report
The Shattuck Monitor notes drought relief and rising broomcorn prospects in Beaver and Ellis counties. It cites government data showing Beaver and Ellis as leading broomcorn producers, with acreage up about fifty percent and crops maturing rapidly. Local families face illnesses and births as communities plan spring farming and move toward new homesteads.
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Ellis County
Travet standard praise for Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
A fragmented endorsement praises Cham berlain's Cough Remedy by the ideal of judging by deeds not promises. Despite garbled wording, the text asserts superior merit and mentions a bargain related to a divine table and a Loquire Headey office context.
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Chamberlain
Inin
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