J B COOK Offers Numerous Kansas Farm Bargains
J B COOK of Chetopa Kansas lists thirty farms from 40 to 100 acres at 5 to 30 dollars per acre. Each property features bottom land prairie timber stock water coal and gas where present with abstracts to title. Descriptions include No 11 14 miles from town No 42 105 acres near Bartlett No 155 50 acres near Chre ops No 152 100 acres near Chetem No 104 10 acres near Chetopa and No 219 0 acres on a traveled road. Financing 7 percent interest with down payments and terms. Write for fall list of 30 farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bartlett
Calilvathon
Chetem
Castivation
Pastare
Chetopa
Kansas
J.B. Cook
Burglaries hit Chetopa and town notes linger
A jumble of local items reports four stores burglarized at Chetopa, oddball notices from Vinita and Chelsea, and various small town happenings. Mentions of medical remedies, sales pitches, and personal visits fill the page with routine rural life details from the era.
Remedies and notices appear in 1900 Vinita column
The clipping lists medical tonics and salves for rheumatism neuralgia and constipation sold by local drug stores. It notes a missing pony, a telephone update from Pryor Creek denying smallpox, and several marriage notices. It also includes poetry-like ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure and herbal tinctures, plus school and republican club items and local governance updates.
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Hall
F.d. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obie
Cheney & Co
Disastrous Goose Shooting and Smallpox Warnings
A town borrower’s failed repeating shotgun attempt leaves a flock of geese unshaken and a lesson in prudence. Pryor Creek faces imminent smallpox risk with vaccines funded by a $50 contingency, and authorities push strict isolation if exposure prompts symptoms. An orphan asylum case of varialoid is noted as authorities monitor spread and vigilance remains the price of safety.
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Peopie
Chetopa
Vinita Pri
Texas
Republican Club
Rell
Honer
Della Sykes
Nunncy Lynet
Monty Menander
Maggie Lee Plummer
Allure
Cornelia Cornatzer
Hen B. Byrd
Oregon
Hardy
BR. J. Blakeney
Springfield
Mr. Nelson
Dr. Owen
Grand River
Jook
Kivelacket
Ballard
Peoples Drug Store
Merchant
Salt
Creek
Chelsea
John Wisenes
Chipews Falls
Wis
People’s Drug
McCorailek Harvesting Machine Co
Price
James B. Tims
Alickshi
Pope
Jorge Gill
Katy
Topeka
J. Brewen
Hig Catin
People’s Drug Store
Henry Woolman
Oklahoma
Croup
H. Gregg
Dundee
Kansas
Jet Blue
Pea
M. HB
Kaspar
Evangelical Lutheran Seminary
Addison
Lils
St Ralph
Stowe
Mayes
Pryor Creek
Hance Holt
Orphan Asylum
Mitchell
United States Jail Notes Highlight Cleanliness at Hotel de Libbes
The article praises Jailer Libbes for maintaining a clean, well managed jail housing 262 prisoners. The jail is freshly washed, beds boiled, and old clothing replaced. prisoners receive baths, fumigation, and new outfits. Guards number sixteen as precautions against smallpox from government quarters, with weekly wash days and multiple health measures.
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United States
Hotel de Libbes
Libbes
Marshal Bennett
Mr. Lubbes
Abraham Lincoln
Lubbes
Pioe
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Vinita
Jean & Redfern
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TY Matt
Ames F. Ballard
Morih Msi Street
ST. Louis
P. Shanahan
Roy Miller
Ad Roach
Bridie
GS. White
P. J. Essex
Golden City
People’s
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Tulsa
Denison
Markerson
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Kas
Indian Territory
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Cleveland
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Mr. Vadney
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Jonas Porter
J.T Gunter
M. L. Butler
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J.T. Gunter
Siloam Springs
Harry E. Don Carlos
Republican Club of
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W. S. Stantie
D. TH. Wilson
Roger Blackwell
W. Meacham
PLTL
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W. M. Mellette
Arns
Lucy
J 1. Dickson
W. I. PB
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Purcell
White
T. 1
Tyson
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Mar
Eureka
Tom Gould
Claremore Station
Robert L. Owen
Chieftain
W.C. Chamberlin
E. J. Warren
Lige
W. T. Beatty & Co
J.T. Lester
Rutledge
Cherokee Council
Wm. Millers Grocery
Henry Drew
Lucien Kittington
Mien
Lee
Miller
G. W. Green
D. W. C. Deacon
Capt
L. W. Marks
United States Warshal
John Smith
George Taylor
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Atmanac
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Burlington
Best
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Glen's Pass
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Caliform
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J Bricker
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M. D. Omice
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Attorneys-At-Law
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Vinital
Mombatt
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Neville
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Visira, I. T
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Escopa
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Vineta
RB. Taylor
Postoffice
J.T
B.B. Frayser
Inita
I. T
Big Catte Creek
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WM. Howell
Pairland, Ind
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