Harvest News and Local Notes Across Counties
Harvest will soon be here with crops looking fine. Elmer Harvey is recovered from fever and Mrs. M. P. Redmond shows improvement. Children’s Day at Collyer drew many Banner readers. Teague’s windmill blew down. he orders a new one. Purinton’s house and sheds were torn apart by a storm. Local harvesters like Harry Courtney and others head to Barton County for about three weeks. Rev Waldrop’s party narrowly escaped injury after a storm. Bax-WER SALVE advertised by Jones & Gibson. County Line Notes report rain, good wheat and hay crops, and active harvest prep. Several residents purchase headers and separators for wheat. Community events include Brownes Camp meeting and Tabernacle entertainment in Brownell. A local wedding is announced with best wishes. Mineral activity near Smoky indicates a prospect mine. locals Rosier, Bailey, and Pugh involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Harvey
M. P. Redmond
Collyer
Harry Courtney
R. Livingston
Oscar Guilbert
John Manzer
Barton County
Rev. Waldrop
Russel County
Bailey
Swiggett
Wu-Keeney
Brownell
Norton
Arkansas
Robson
Dora
Ethel Allman
Earl Drummond
John Mc
Cool
Wm. Albers
Delva Huling
Mineral Company
I. Rosier
R. Baily
N. A. Tawney
Lincoln Center
M. D. Benson
McKinley
Rex. Gunckel
Sanford Powers
Misses Hamilton of
Ellis
Shilling
Pennsylvania
W. H. Thornton
Dorsey Fulton
Grace Fulton
Charlie Zigler
Rev. Johnson
Old England
Louella Anderson
H. Davidson
Tom Roberts
J. Harrison
Ogallal
New York City
Fresh Air Fund
McKinley Roosevelt Named President and VP at Philadelphia
The Republican National convention met in Philadelphia where on Thursday William McKinley of Ohio and Teddy Roosevelt of New York were nominated for president and vice president by acclamation. The event featured a meal, a ball game, and remarks about national weather and local customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William McKinley
Ohio
Teddy Roosevelt
New York
Deafness Cure Claim and Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement proclaims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by constitutional remedies. It explains deafness as an inflamed Eustachian Tube mucous lining causing rumbling or loss of hearing and offers a $100 reward for any case of deafness from catarrh cured by ordinary remedies. Ball's fly Pills are endorsed.
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Sadie
Olidren
Weste
Kansas City
Geo.lverbeck
Leilani Ag
Bri
Jones & Gibson
Amos Bricker
W. F. King
Jesse Cockrell
Joseph Renyon
MT. Pleasant Review
John Brown
Frank Hays
Joe Richarson
Ness County
Chase
Burk
Lyman
Harry Chase
Lyman Burk
Cris Joseph
Jimmy Tunnel
Arch Hays
Dora Neal
Orin Joseph
Page
Joe Richardson
The
Bluffs
Rush Co
Ogallah
E. Ball
Chase & Sanborn
C. C. Bestor
Cash Grocery
J. J. Drummond
Prop
Frank Wollner
C.j.ferris & CO
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