I Believe in God Not a Church but Immortality Belief
A Kansas letter-writer contests a Kansas Knocker piece praising Jesus and religion. He argues Jesus did not meddle in politics, questions divine claims, cites Bible history, and counters the Ingalls passage in detail. He notes August Flower medicine advertisement appears at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christianiby
Hieerlints
Pilate
Merod
Tesis
Kansas
Nazareth
Caperneum
Stly
Wis
Caesar
God
Novantebanks
General Buller
South Africa
Garden
Gethsemane
Wa-Keeney
Kan
Mail and Breeze
John J. Ingalls
John J
Paul
Gamaliel
Philip
Nathaniel
Peter
James
John
LO Ko
W.d. Bryan
Cain
Tand
Father
Job
Evangelist
E. Seusquis
Ogallah School Closes After Pleasant Evening Program
At Ogallah the school closed Thursday with a dinner and program. About sixty attended, enjoying eatables and a brief, lively program. Miss Pierson sang, Misses Swiggett and Ufford spoke, Mr Fulton gave a short address, and Mr Swiggett handed out souvenirs to pupils. Those absent missed a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallan
Swiggett
Pierson
Ufford
Fulton
Ed. Tunnell
Jimmie
Trego
McCracken
Allman
Earl Drummond
Archie Hauling
Mr. West
Mattie Page
Mattie
AJ Society
Brownell
John Anderson
Mutchinson
Busy 1900s town notes mix meals, marriages and school events
A bustling glimpse of daily life features restaurant ads, medicines and weather notes, alongside social happenings. Mr Goble and Mr Dingman are noted on Main Street while Mrs Webster welcomes a Minneapolis arrival. Easter birth, school closings, an Allman celebration, and a Mattie Page party fill a lively community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goble
East ‘Trego
Mr. Dingman
Tlinois
Jin Walsh
Waoower
U. P
Saline Valley
Will Larimer
Carle Gleuo
Douglass Webster
Minneapolis
Isora
James Walsh
Hert
McKnight
Denver
County Line Notes Wet and muddy conditions noted
Wet and muddy conditions described with plowing underway and barley germination reported. Grass growing well, wheat booming with better prospects. Land deals settled, fencing planned, and local residents moving between farms amid pension examination orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe
North District
Andyule
Coyote Pete
Chas Lulin
Mahoneys
Chartie Lafily
Dennis Mahoney
Harry Callatan
Can Tailridge
W. FP. Smith
Hays
Riverside Scareups Local noting people and events in county life
Crops and stock prospects are strong and seasonal work continues. Frank Hays visited the county capital and Oscar Huey will assist Jas Pugh in agriculture and stock. Miss Lydia Drummond visits Lindsborg. Edward Bailey returns to boost local wealth. Arch Hays and Wm Jordan form a cattle partnership on Page Creek. Reverend Greer filled Bethel and Downer appointments and satisfied the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hays
Oscar Huey
Jas Pugh
Sunny Slope
Wim. Ryan, Jr
Richardson
William and
Enoch Nelson
Mr. Seitz
Jake Allman
Robert Bailey
Ellis
Lydia Drummond
Lindsborg
Kan
Kansas
Edward Bailey
Ida Rogers
Arch Hays
Wm. Jordan
Page Creek
Rev
Greer
Vanderlip
Bethel
Downer
Beware of Mercury Containing Cures and Local Notices
Beware of mercury in cataract remedies and trust Hall's Catarrh Cure made by F J Cheney Co Toledo. It is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also local notices mention residents such as Eek at M W Keller grocery, and W S Tilton founded the Wounp on March 5 1573 with other homestead data from Harrison and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ouilo
Price Jie
Bettie
Hail
WS. Harrison
George Baker
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Baker
W. S. Tilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joen J. Ingalls
Ingall
Green
Jones & Gibson
Ogallah
P. J. Gubbins
Tosacco Ando cisaRs
KaAssas
Collyer
Riverside Scareups
A. Allen
Waphe
Junction City
Wortp
Eek
M. W. Keller
Chase & Sanborn
Berrato
Cc. C. Bestor
Cash Grocery
J. J. Drummond
Prop
Frank Wollner
C.j.ferris & CO
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