Border Conflicts Review in New Book on Quantrill and Kansas
A critical assessment of a new Century Company publication by Mrs. Stanley on Quantrill and the Missouri border raids from 1856 to 1864. The review notes biased Southern viewpoints, disputed legends of knots and massacres, and calls for impartial history as it critiques General Ewing’s Order No. 17 and the portrayal of both sides’ outrages.
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Quantrell
Stramni County
Quantreil
Missouri
Guantrell
Col
Jennison
Geneva Lane
Oxceda
Kansas
Thomas Ewing
Leavenworth
Ederrilas
Aston
Kansas City
Cas
Order No 11 District Loyalty and Grain Move
Missouri border counties ordered to remove residents within one mile of designated lines within fifteen days unless they prove loyalty to the nearest military station. Certificates of loyalty will permit relocation to any military station in the district or state. Grain and hay in the district must be moved to stations by September, or be seized or destroyed. notices quote Mrs Staners and discuss a published book Order No 11 by Caroline Abbott Stan Ay with literary notes and publishers.
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Century Company
Caroline AbBott
Hafseus
Quantrell
Mrs. Stanley
Jesse James
Kanear Lawrente
Ima
Jayhawkera
Weil
Iq i
Quartrell
Hart
Gint
Flass
Quanitell
Jatkeon
Bates Counties
Missouri
Vernon
Hickman
Pieasant Hilt
Harrisonville
Kaw Township
Jackson County
Biereek
Wast
Cing Kannawire
Westport
Kabsags
H. Hannahs
Ewwins
Thorstines
Howard Furnens
Shakespeare
Peeie Koown
Rapia Han
Erin Telly
Horace Howard Murnest
Furness
Horace "Howard Furness, Jr
Books Attract Attention In Mixed Literary News
A stream of book notices highlights new titles and author news. Macmillan plans Mrs Theimis new work for early next month while Dodd, Mend & co announce Linas Malet’s novel. Sir Richard Calmady themes spur interest. Other items mention Sonnichsen’s Deep Sea Vagabonds and future Country Life in America features with period photos and editorials.
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Thaodore Chomsstila
Newdhampshire
Tholy
Macmillan Company
Theimis
Issa
Linas Malet
Richard Calmady
Dodd, Mend Ani Company
California 725.00 Via Santa Fe Travel Offer
California 725.00 Via Santa Fe rate offered for March and April travel to intermediate points. Valid in tourist cars, liberal cropover privilege noted. For full details and free literature, write T. L. King GP TA Topeka.
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Santa Fe
T. L. King
Gp, & T A. Topeka
Cough remedy and travel specials offered by Santa Fe
The notice promotes Cham terials Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant option for children and advertises low Santa Fe travel rates for various conferences and rail trips. It lists destinations Los Angeles San Francisco and May dates for events, with details on one way and round trip privileges including sleeper cars and dining services.
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Ules
All Drugztsts
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Fetll
Grocers’ Association
Harvey
Red Cedar Posts from Tuomas Lumber Co. West Desebility
Tuomas Lumber Co offers red cedar posts and oak supply in West Desebility. The short notice notes availability of three items and mentions coal as an additional material line.
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Tuomas Lumber Co
Church notes reflect crowded weekly services and schedules
Local churches from Tweiffth and Quigey to Topeka avenue list morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, and special events. Notable entries include First United Brethren and First Christian, Reformed Presbyterian, Osukland Presbyterian, First Unitarian, and Second Wesleyan Methodist along with youth unions, choir plans, and ministerial union meetings.
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First United Brethren Church
Tweiffth
Quigey
Ker T. D. Ae
Ee Ee Alder
Topeto Tigridt
Christiag
First Christian Chirel
Agell Deever
Reformed Presbyterian
Corner Clay and Tenth
W's
Sibhath
Osukland
First Unitarian Church
Topeka Aginue
Na Im
Mary 32 Andrews
First Universalist Church
Kansas Ciy
Jesus
Jerusalen
Young People's Religious Union
Hebert S Pierce
Wader
Episcomsehureh
Martivon Street
Sixth Avenue
J.T. McFarland
Manila
Raveorth
Oworth
Chirtet
First Christian Church
Topeka Avenue
Girth
Seyenzh Jatreeta
Charles A. Finch
Revolutionary Sons meeting discusses Herbert lineage and Strong links
The Kan sas Sons of the American Revolution hold a quarterly session at the State House in Topeka. Genealogist G F Kimball analyzes the Herbert family record noting ties to Captain Benjamin Strong and possible links to Lawrence Sterne. Attendees consider surname spellings and family traits across generations. A separate California real estate ad for the San Joaquin Valley appears at the end.
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Ewing Herbert
Sons of the American Revolution
Tootas
Sevral
A. J Holsing
Great Bend
Esse Herbert
Hiawatha
G. F. Kimball
Topeka
Herbert
Kimbell
Bensjah String
Mer
Caplan Strong
Captain Strong
Renamd
Herp
Rapid River
General Lafayette
Owas Hebert
Trivid Hime
Hom
James K. Polk
Pollock
Hebert
Trish
Belome
Reriljan
Best Line to Florida Sleeper Tour Mentioned
Fragmentary notice describes travel or train route from Kansas City to Jacksonville via Fusco and Southern Railway. Mentions finals and a Florida tour with limited details. Full information available on application to WAL FLANNELLY in Esases City Missouri.
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Florida
Chere Iy & Criaith
Kansas City
Fusco
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