Local Wakarusa Sun notes early town events and humor
The Wakarusa Sun of May 27 1875 reports community happenings including a measles illness in the Pittman household a bankruptcy? and the death of Rev J W Seaman's infant daughter. It notes business changes at Brubaker Kyer and the post office move with town enthusiasm for a new firm and local social trips.
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Eyers
John Pittman
J. W. Seaman
Tomy Clay
Capt
Jack Croxton
South Bend
Zrebune
Wakarusa Sun
the Sun
Atlantic Monthly
Nora Perry
Gaylord J. Clark
Lockport
N. Y
Democrat
Home Journal
City
Henry Clapp, Jr
New York Saturday Press
Nory Perry
Physiologists Correct Our View on Human Nature
Reflections on a scripture passage lead to the conclusion that physiologists are right about human nature while we are wrong. The discussion notes ongoing debates in physiology and interpretation.
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Charley Ross
Wakarusa Store Appeals to Shoppers for Discount Promise
A local ad urges customers to take advantage of discounts in inventory and to visit Wakarusa, promising wholesale prices to benefit patrons and improve the town's consumer standing.
Samuel Neusham Buys Wagon and Carriage Shops
Samuel Neusham has purchased the Wagon and Carriage Shops formerly owned by C. S. Hyer. The deal transfers ownership and assets, with terms not disclosed, to expand Neusham's local trades portfolio.
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Samuel Neusham
C. S Hyer
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