Fresh beef at Baker's and town notices in brief
Local ads mention fresh beef at Baker's, cigar set ups by J. J. Hyde, and a call for men and teams to pack sod. Herman Long and J. A. Moye’s restaurant are listed as stops in town, with various notices about pipes, pianos, furniture, and local services. Verbeck Lumber, insurance offers, and debts to Henson & Marshall are noted along with a dissolution plan and thanks to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Hyde
Paksod
Herman Long
Henson & Marshall
O. A. Cortright
Baer
Verbeck & Lucas
Verbeck Lumber
Supro
F. P. Lavcas
Verseck & Licas
Administrator's Notice of Hering Petition 10 Sell Real Estate
Weal whom many concern ant more es to the Heirs at Law at Archibald sm deceisti L isteot Trege courty Kans notify that elhu Alirun, Administrator, filed a petition in the Trezo Counts court May 1910 praying sale of described land to pay debts and administration costs. The property spans parts of section 16 in a Kansas county, subject to indebtedness to Jesse Elmore. hearing set for June 1910 at 11:00 am to show cause why sale should not be ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Sm
Deceisti
Alirun
Smd
Iecenset
Iid
Cort of
Trezo
Iani
Rego
Kansas
Jesse Elmore
Ald County
Eyelock
Suburban Notes and Trade Views in Local Papers
An editor receives two dollars and a cork from a delinquent subscriber, with a puzzled quip about meaning. The Smith Center Pioneer urges cheap rubber substitutes for tires as rubber demand soars. The Cawker Ledger laments few youths learn trades, noting office work attracts applicants despite lower wages and longer hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell County
Smith Center
Cawker
Cawker Ledger
The Sixth District Campaign Speech At Hays White Ad
The Republican candidate Hays B. White spoke in Hays at Holyrood Ellsworth County drawing about 100 voters including women and children. The Oberlin Eye notes the event as a sign the Sixth district may gain a capable congressman. A local ad urges farm loan services from E D Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth County
Congress
Oberlin Eye
Citizens vs Newspapers in Kansas Politics
A letter criticizes Kansas readers for believing newspapers alone control state leadership. It alleges the major papers aim to back governor candidate W. R. Stubbs, cites wealth and properties of industry leaders, and argues the public should govern Kansas rather than five papers. Ad segment promotes BOB The Tailor for tailoring services.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City Star
Emporia Gazette
Wichita Eagle
Beacon
W. R. Stebbs
Stubbs
Lawrence
Capital
Kansas City
Atchison Globe
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Baker's
Bickted Park
J. A. Moye
Staatz
Ae Jones & Herrick
W. Higeett
Fabee Furniture Co
A. Shriner
Jepson
Larabee’s Furniture Re
Wa Keeney
Verbeck Lumber & Sup Co
C. D. Blake
Ellis
Ansas
Bessie Beardsley
Central National Fire Furance Company of Chicago
C. R. Bini
D. W. Keller
May
A.D
Er May W. Anis
Hayfever
E.y
Aveny
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
J.T. W. Croup
E. D Wheeler
Bob
P.O
Ricks
Jayhawk
Ross
Wa-Keeney
Ogallah
Voda
T. W. Bundy
J. J. Hyde
Theo Courtney
Topeka, Kas
East Sixth St
Jones
de Witt
East Side
DR. C. F. Bohman
Oler River
Courtnays Stare
Stanley Straw
AUL
Howe & Larawec
S. M. Hutzel
Martha
Leonard
Heckman Produce Co
K. Murray
General Placksmith
L. Schmitt
Botee Omnes
Siete Exchange
Ieeat
Diaduitees
Ee Ene Sem Bank and Banker's Do
Careldeates of Depeait
Stra
Toual
Stave
Kxusas
Trego
Chase T, Wilson
T. WiLcox
Celia K. Cutler
W. d. Brown
E. D. Wheeler Real Estate. Loans and Insurance
MW Mason
Sloan
Jon
John A. Nelson
C. A. Cortright
Osterkamp
Azu
E. W. Martin
WA Keeneey, Kansas
Drs. Jones & Herrick
Androgyne
State Veterinary Department
Berger
Kentucky
F. P. Manzer
Banner P.O
Banner
NED
My Farm
F. K. Zeman
Davidson
Lindsay
W. S. Gorrell
Hansas
Kr& Spencer
Ed. Porter’s Land Agency
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