Valley News Briefs Include Local Visits and Farm Notes
Mrs Huffmyre visited Lola Sunday and Orval Goer traveled to Vilas Saturday. Keith Bell owns a new orn Mr Murmyre to cutting Chis Va nalla’s wheat. Chas Ward family fished Saturday. Jarve McConnell has a new dishwasher. The Fanttia fara sold to Mr Kern for 14000 dollars. Mes Greves visited Parsons. Friday visits for eye treatment. Mrs Ben Greves of Clisaute visited Join Groves. Will Chaney recovered after ten weeks illness. Some farmers earned milk proceeds to pay for cans as Shaw creamery ran. Basket meeting planned at Shaw on the first Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffmyre
Lola
Orval Goer
Vilas
Keith Bell
Murmyre
Vanalla
Chas, Ward
Jarve McConell
Kern
Mes Greves
Parsons
Priday
Ben Greves
Clisaute
Join Groves
Will Chaney
Shaw Creamery
Shaw
Little Friend Notes and Local Socials in Shaw
Local items recount visits and trips among families in Shaw and nearby towns including Phelps, McCoy, Toomey, and Burghart. Mentions a doctor offering glasses, livestock losses from disease, a baby burial, and a Chamberlains Cough Remedy testimonial from Wearé Herald.
Vilas Election Creed and Local Business News
June 2 Vilas notes crops improving in Kansas with corn prospects strong and wheat at risk due to wet weather. Dairy trade growing amid poor roads. several locals add creamery work, ice cream shop, and stores. Purchases include cattle from Hansen, land near Chanute, and storefronts in Vilas. Republican ticket urged.
Chanute fair season horses millinery and church notes
Stallions Milton L 26410 Black Medium 2511 and Rabrook 2512 will stand at the Chanute fair rounds from April lab to July 1. Breeding registered road horses for sale or prices at the fair grounds. Mrs. Bonwell reports strong millinery trade. Preaching next Sunday at the M B church by Rev. Remmburg. Farmers report corn in fine condition from rains. Hay cutting begun. Social visits, quilting and church events noted. Ice cream social at G A B ball next Saturday. Mrs. Hamilton ill at Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabrook
Coviren
Bonwell
Riley
Rev
Remmburg
Neosho County
Nuss
G. A. Riley
Robin Frazier
L. A
J. D. Ogden
M. E. Church
G. A.B. Ball
Mra. H. Allen
Chanute
Dr. Riley
Gertiman
Umbarger Hs
Eaton
Will Riley
Son Verne
Barleton
Clearch
Hamilton
Harton
Herbine Tonic Advert Says Summer Fatigue Relief
An advertisement proclaims hot weather fatigue relief with Herbine, a tonic laxative and restorative. The claim includes endorsements from Hl. Freegard of Cheney Kansas and Dr. Newton of Newton Kansas, noting twelve years of use and strong efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. Freegard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kan
Newton
Newton, Kas
G. P.wililer
Fredonia and Vicinity Community Notes
Mrs Reed slowly improving Howard Howe visits from Galena. Salem Smith is very ill with typhoid fever. Will Stroud plans to depart to Los Angeles Friday. Rey Martin becomes new delivery boy at Matthews feed store. Carmody has gone away. J T Frantz works on J W Moss farm. Moss and mother Mrs Shafer return from Wichita. Board available west of the school building. John Burnison and associates gain possession of their farm east. Mound family moved eight miles. Messrs Horwn and English of Neodesia transact business here last Saturday. A strong wind felled H Matthew’s cow house frame and other minor damages. Miss Nell Hess leaves for Columbus Kansas to become a stenographer. The two Edwins in relation to latest manufacturing at Williams and Edwin Ken m-Edwin kennedy. For more details call number 18. Skelton and Sherlock enter trotters Vanity S and Human at Omaha fair. Sherlock drives horses Friday. Skelton to follow Wednesday. Walter Seattie, traveling salesman, arrives in Wredonis Saturday, visits childhood home north of town. He expects to finish in about three months. Ballard's Snow Liniment praised for rheumatic and neuralgic pains with testimonials from D F Moore of Milan Tennessee. 28c and $1.00 at Geo P Wilder's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Howard Howe
Galena
Salem Smith
Will Strouds
Los Angeles
Rey Martin
Lal Matthews Feed
Carmody
J.T. Frantz
J. W. Moss
Nell Hess
Columbus
Kaos
Edwin
Vanity S
Human
Omaha Fair
Sherlock
Mr. Skelton
Walter Seattie
Wredonis
Satururday
Hlm
Ile
Harmony in Kansas Corn and Wheat Harvest Notes
Rural notes from Harmony report heavy corn gathering and nearing wheat harvest with frequent rain and uneven yields. Local figures like J M Hove, Lex Boor, and W E Hamilton appear amid farming chatter about threshing, land leasing, and market talk plus a cough remedy ad.
Odense Notes and Local Visits in May and June
The column lists visits and social happenings around Odense including Mrs Olson’s visit to Arthur Olson, May White at Mr Beck's, Albert Underhill at Mr Sin ger's, and various Sunday gatherings. It notes marriages licenses issued, local moves, preaching at Tinseat View upcoming, and a church fundraiser ice cream social at the schoolhouse with plans for a program of recitations songs and instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Olson
Arthur Olson
May White
Tax On Babies And Local Happenings In Urbana
A fragmented local page reports on a dubious remedy for infant digestion, farm losses, a Woodmen hall dance, a hurt hand, a killed draft horse, and visiting locals. It notes schoolhouse repairs, new mowing machine purchases, and a church gathering in Urbana on June 28 at 10 AM for Sunday school and related events.
Hat and boot stock advertised with new goods
An old time shopkeeper notes continued optimism in oil speculation while promoting a large stock of hats caps boots and shoes plus gents furnishings as fresh and best in stock.
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Sovith
John Phelps
Wade Wayne
Erie
Mr. Geer
Wilson County
Martha Hunt
Mannie MecConnel
Sam McCoy
Grove
Austin
Ropebrake
Mrs. Garroutte
Mrs. Flottman
Bariton
Ethyl Cleiss
Fredonia
Grandpa
Grandma Scribner
Hazel Beamer
Mellie Lawrence
J. F. Hickey
Olive
1St National Bank
Rollin, Nannha
Philip Revty
Wai. Krueger
Burghart
Aug Meyer
Hebtojog
Albert Braschler
Cherryvale
Gustave Gericke
Win, Krueger
Mary
Eliza Meyer
Vendeman
Chapute
Wm. Burghart
Wai
Win
H. J. Strickfaden
Wearlé-Herald
Far Haven
Mica Rale
Kansas
Missouri
Morket
John Thorn
Wiggins
Sam Petley
W.H. Geer
Mr. Wallace
Jas. Dodge
Moffet
Ral
Della Statel
L. H. Cole
Joe Hansen
Vilaslash
John Baldridge
John Geer
Orval
Homer Geer
Earleton
Fredonia and Vicinity
Ballard
D. Ff. Moore
Illinois Central Railway
Milan
Tean
Ataten
Geo
P. Wilder
J. M. Hove
Lex Bove
da Yount
Elling
Gobber
L. 1
Bove
McKinney
John Dry
Lou Birtley
Lawrence Russell
Zolla Cloud Peat
Ada Boor
Willie Stewart
Roy Braden
Py. M. Boce
Big Creek
W. Ee
Russell
Yount
Davis
Cornell
Lex Boor
Joan Day
Georgia
Ohio
Kenday
M.M. Booe
Wilson Jones
Yates
Wilson
Jana
Lewis
Drake
Otter
LOWES
Odense
Smith
Clarence O. Ruble
Chicago
Lottle G
Nafus
Erielo
Walker
Oserola
Penn
Ada Mater
Charles Whitmore
Thayer
Mary Kelser
Janes Tl. Trewster
Colton
Alice Reeves
W. H. Chenem
Jeoule B. Hall
Morehead
Clark Ellis
Shookey
Butts
Chester Smiths
Ruth Stroud
Daugher Lilian
Urbana
Elmer Lyons
A.J. Smith
Woodmen Hall
Ed Barton
C. R. Noble
James Milliken
Rey
Moody
Iagrigntt Nicht
Vronk Foster
Harry Turner
Sid
Swan
Halsey
OIL and Gas
Bloomheart, Wright & Co
John A. Carter
the Grocer
Rernedt
John F, Rok, Cashion
HW. Nald, Ae Caan
Dank
Cee Kansas
Kansas State Banking
Lacita
Pare Roche
de Main Orwell
Miele Banal
Ube
Wilder
Naplo
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