Cap Kellogg’s mock tale and a busy town column
A cluttered Washington item thread describes Cap Kellogg visiting a Sunday School, a Psalm book incident with Jim Crow, a grand jury suggestion, local sales ads with cash-only notices, tailors and shops reopening, light summer storms, farm and academy updates, and assorted society notices. The piece blends humorous vignettes with commercial notices and local happenings.
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Cap. Kellogg
Jim Crow
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Sam McConnaughy
Jim
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