Vilas Farmers Plan Fall Feed From Corn and Crops
Vilas residents discuss sowing wheat rye and turnips for fall feed. Farmers plan to cut and feed corn on multiple acreages for Keiser Geer and the Geer boys in the Valley. Local shipping of cattle and hogs continues, with feed shortages prompting barter and arbitration among neighbors. Also advertised is a tonic claiming malaria medicine with tasteless quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beeby
A. B. Keiser
J. W. Toomey
Geer
Chas. Dobbie
Intans
Earleton
Orval Geer
John Geer
Vilas
Perry
Ste
Mer. Shinn
Mr. Nesbit
Cottage Corner Farm News and Social Notes
Flax stubble promises a heavy crop as rains lift farmers, with pasture improving and fields near mowing for a second crop. Local residents shared a Sunday dinner, travel to Colorado and Erie visits noted while Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended for mild relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarine
Colorado
Clark
West Bay
Messrs
Roy McCune
Geo. Hadley
Velia Lindsay
Bertha Hadle
Burlingame
Erie
Lizzie Neyhard
Nellie Conkright
Chamberlain
Austin Antics and Social Happenings
Sunday activities include Nellie Lawrence visiting her sister and a rain affected Sunday School. Neighbors like Hisse Bowman, Etta Lawrence, and Lulu Cowen hosted guests. Mr and Mrs Plattman called on Edd Ermey, and Charlie Bowman helped Geoff Bulk with hay. A Richardson dance featured ice cream and cake. Walter Toomey and others returned from Sumner county after three weeks of work. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised for babies with 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mines
Plott An
Nellie Lawrence
Hisse
Olive Bowman
Flotiman
Williams
Etta Lawrence
Lulu
Cowen
Plattman
Edd Ermey
Charlie Bowman
John Cassingham
Bulk
Humboldt
Mr. Richardson
Walter Toomey
Bill Smith
Elmer Jennings
Sumner County
Fall pastures and town notes at Earleton
Local notes report Rev Chambers visiting at home for a few days. R V Myers bought two more cars of wheat. J A Alleman repairs his store building roof. Andy Robinet and wife visit Allen county. Mrs John Clopine of Lola visits friends here. Grandma Fairchild stays with daughter Mrs Nuss. Asa Buster plans to gather a car load of poultry in two weeks. Mrs Noble of Chanute is buried at Bariton cemetery. Y P U delegates return from Marana with good impressions. Henry Pearce travels to Wyoming for mining and sends gold nuggets home. A cream social at J C Alleman’s honors Ethel Vezie from Iola. Some farmers expect 15 to 25 bushels per acre after rain. Roster Asa Honter, Geo Balch, and Doak Balch return from cattle buying trip and lament cattle scarcity after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Chambers
R. V. Myers
J. A. Alleman
Buldiog
Andy Robinet
Allen County
John Clopine
Lola
Grandma Fairchild
Nuss
Asa Buster
Noble
Hirjah Noble
Chanute
Bariton
Y. PC. U
Marana
Henry Pearce
Wyoming
J. C
Ethel Vezie
Iola
Asa Honter
Geo
Balch
Weod
Ord Balch
Union Valley News Digest Smiles At Social Visits
Local notes report Rev Shields visiting Charley Smith and multiple families calling on various neighbors. Digestive remedy HERBINE advertised by G. P. Wilder to aid nervousness headaches and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Wilder
Morehead Musings and Cherryvale Social Notes
Local column chronicles weekly happenings in Cherryvale and surrounding areas. Mentions shopping, visits, a blacksmith shop sign, a family baby birth, Reunion Week preparations, travel notes, mishaps with a Well and a bucket, a rumored marriage, and a brief scandal about underage drinking. Also advertises Wayner’s whisky with notices for the Hayner Distilling Company.
Urbana Unravelings and Local Notes
Weekly rural notes report fine showers and light crops with rye sowing by James Neely and oats yield five bushels per acre for the Ties boys. Dr. Lea and Mrs Folleth are among neighbors visited. Charles Lopeman visited for affairs of his threshing interest. Mrs M E Noble is mourned by her husband and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neely
Dr. Lea
A. L. Sheppard
Mr. Les
RB. Noble
Dr. Folleth
J. M. Payne
Dr. Follet
W. B. Rudrick
Colorado
Charles Lopeman
Mra. M.E. Noble
Local News And Notices From Stubborn Creek
Local items mention Mr Weaver caring for a sick child amid plowing tasks by Mr Dawson and Mr Blane, with Mr Hummer and a bell cue for boys. Fred Ruff reports a good cattle sale after returning from Colorado. Sunday School attendance wanes due to rain. A medical ad promotes Ballari's Snow Liniment for insect bites and wounds, priced 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Dawson
Blane
Hummer
Rob Meakum
Achohol House
Fred Ruff
Colorado
Ballari
G. P. Wilder
Rural life notes and local visits in Elsmore area
Rural bake ups and pastures growing as J and Pollen bale hay. A Myers buys cattle near Elsmore Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman of Earlton visit Nell Williams. Mrs. Jane Gore returns to Pleasing Valley. Mary McAtee to teach Twinter at Prairie Queen. Mamie Gore on a return visit. Also a quotation promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with an offer to send his Medical Adviser free upon stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Myers
Elsmore
Kansas
Hoffman
Earlton
Nell Williams
Jane Gore
Pleasing Valley
Mary McAtee
Prairie Queen
Chanute
Mamie Gore
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Asthmalene touted as instant asthma relief
A testimonial from Rev. C F Wells of Villa Ridge Illinois describes a dramatic cure from decade-long throat and asthma suffering after trying Asthmalene. He reports initial doubt but states the remedy acted like a charm and requests further bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Til
Broom Corn Outlook and Ads in Chanute Kansas
A mixed weekly column reports broom corn prospects in Arcola and Chanute Kansas. Last year’s yield fell short with a cautious 1901 outlook, high prices at $100 a ton and some sales at $110. The piece notes crop stress in Oklahoma and Kansas due to drought and heat, with potential fire losses in broom corn warehouses and a tight supply raising demand. Also listed is an advertised letters section for Chanute post office dated August 16, 1901, plus local remedies and anecdotal medical claims about Cholera and Diarrhoea remedies and cattle/animal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
Oklahoma
Kansas
Chanute
Orice
Anderson
Naneyr
Dodd
Guy Bennet
J. He Tichman
Roath Hennett
Asmon Rowing
Ameshae
Dc Ary
Marin
D. E. McChettano
P. M
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Wate
Neal
Roemer’s
F. Roemer
Colaw & CO
Pablo
Countien
Dryden & Farmer
P.O. Blook
Chana
Kan
Cath
S. Bonwell
W. M. Bair
Telephone
ST. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
The
Katy
Gars
Superior Meals
Tomb
Austin
GP. Wilder
Doak
Wil- Vfame
Oregon
Union Valley News
Shields
Charley Smith
Grant Blair
Lon McGowan
Russ Parkins
Ada and
Neilie McCowan
Morehead
Lillian Stroud
Chereryvale
Base Cramer
Mr. Swizey
Mamie Hogan
Mrs. Henry
Dr. McConnel
Co-operative
McConnell
Coffeyville
Jim
Bert Swazey
Colombo
Ralph Dowell
Jimmie Hogan
Mr. Todd
Rosco White
Jenkie Lewis
Uct
Wayner
Hayner Distilling Company
Urbana
Scott
Scott & Bowse
Dempaty Peer Sova
New York
Little Friend
Morris Wechsler
Cong
Hnal Israel
Bros. Menkian Co
Klemen
Rey
Aves Sriunas
D. D
Phelps
M.D
Tarr Bros
Mephis Co
Rivington St
St. City
DR. Taft Bros.' Medicine CO
East 130Th St
N. Vy, City
Austin, Kay
D. Mc
Dougall
Rev
A. A
Emporia
Ulead
Furniture
Koch Bros
the Oriental Pharmacy
Fred W. Frewert
Prop
J. R. Fay
Thornton & Minor
Oak
City
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