Admiral Dewey Homecoming and Local Updates
The Jefferson County Record notes Admiral Dewey’s expected homecoming. J P Lowe and son Frank visited Hollenberg Kansas. Jansen begins a $18000 three story mill foundation. State Agriculture Board won't hold a state fair this year. Tornado scraps in Nirksville Missouri yield valuables including a $100 note. A Hastings judge offers a tramp a choice of jail without clothes or leaving town in a headless barrel and orders hay stuffed inside. Lodges may rival churches with women’s involvement reducing church activities. Missouri River erosion near Rulo creates new lake channels, broadens destruction and harms fishing. Grand Island hosts A O U W headquarters. Australian ballot cuts sessions. County budget projected $56300 for 1899. Kansas fund drive aims to purchase a sword for General Anston. Raymond Townsend dies after trephining, following a head injury from a horse. Burlington plans roundhouse moves at Cloud and Oxford junctions, Red Cloud dismantling starts. Wymore rail schedule changes may shift No 90 and 91 arrivals, improving east west service for Wymore residents.
Night Trains 13 and 14 May Return on Local Route
Rumor spreads among railway circles that passenger trains 13 and 14, the night service between St. Joseph and Oxford, are to be reinstated before month end. If restored, the Lincoln to St. Joe night service will be dropped, altering arrival and departure times for western towns with limited current service.
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Toue
St. Joe
Oxford
Ymore
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Potential Colonization Offer Attracts Twenty Families
The message outlines a plan to settle seven thousand acres in a healthy climate away from cyclones. It notes a threefold purpose: support after work, improve the value of remaining land, and invite twenty families to colonize jointly and benefit from the deal.
Public notice of debt with interest and costs
Public notice states a debt of 78.01 with seven percent interest from November 23, 1898, plus 18.60 costs and accruing costs. Dated April 21, 1899. Cheritta AWIT2, in Cou. Joan C. HarTinay, Plaintiff's Attorney.
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Cheritta
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Admiral Dewey
J. P. Lowe
Frank
Hollenberg, Kans
Jansen
Board of Managers
State Board of Agriculture
Nirksville
Hastings
Iip
Fairbury Enterprise
Rulo
Falls City
Grand Island
A.O. U W. Grand Lodge
Kansas
Anston
Raymond Townsend
John Townsend
Steele City
Burlington
Cloud
Red Cloud
Wymorean
No. 14
Nomore
Wymore
GSO
Mrs. S. J. Senior
Wiest
Ghigago
America
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Ave
Madison $T
Chicago
Es. Ts. Lracoock