California Letter Describes Life and Prices in Los Angeles
A March letter from Los Angeles surveys California living with fresh market produce, fruit quality concerns, and high costs. It notes diverse residents, real estate boom, and local sights like Mount Lowe, Lick Observatory, Catalina Island, and 350 miles of electric rail. The writer, Mrs. H. S. Griner, calls California delightful yet costly and ends with a quote about contentment.
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California
Kerans
Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles
Mecca
Colorado
Kansas
Mount Low
Pasadena
Lick
Catalina Island
St. Paul
H. S. Griner
Cali
A Good Woman Passes Away Clarinda J Sanderson Shepperd
Clarinda Jane Sanderson Shepperd born July 14 1833 near Browns town Indiana married J W Shepherd in 1850. The couple moved to Lucas County Iowa in 1851 and built a small home in breast township. They joined the Christian church in Chariton and raised seven children.
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Clarinda Jane (Sanderson) Shepperd
Brownstown
Indiana
New York State
J. W. Shepherd
Lucas County
Iowa
Thebreast
Elisha Sanderson
Junia (Wright) Sanderson
Chariton
Shepherd
Christian Church
Town
Family of college graduates attend funeral in Mescan
The Powers family, all college graduates with multiple degrees, attended the March 16, 1107, service at the homestead. Mrs. Shepperd and others recall Linda Tempels’s illness in 1897 and a testimonial touts Kodol as a life saver, advertised by W. W Gibson. The service was led by O L Dunkleberger, pastor of the Christian Church in Chayitan Town.
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t/s
College
Useie Thetiwe
Bruce
Drake University
Des Motors
Iowa
Dew
Avril Fore
St Dpiy Craft
Fargo
Nurti Dakein
Junite L
Minneapolis
Wain
Mescan
Leah Powers
Opallab
Kansas
Allwie
Shepperd
The
Christian — Church
Chayitan
Sanford Powersof
Georgia
C.N. Cornell
W. W Gibson
Lawyer Learns From Hopkins In Virginia Courtroom
In a Virginia town a young attorney, inexperienced in law, asked Colonel Hopkins to explain a point of law. Hopkins offered to enlighten him for a fee. The eager young lawyer produced a half-dollar and urged, Take this, tell us what you know, and give me the chance.
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Laws
Colon Hopkins
Hopkins
Iolmond
Harper's Weekly
School Report for district NoW y for month ending March 21
Report notes enrollment 14 days taught 2 average daily attendance and six visitors. Neva M. Joseph tardy but not absent. Constipation symptoms and dubious medical ad copy follow with a drug advertisement offering Dean's Regulars Rot and related remedies and a pork sale tease from Baker's market.
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Neva M. Joseph
EK Wats
Collyer Notes On Fire Ruins And Ridgeway Visit
Local notes from Collyer recount a recent fire disaster drawing visitors and relatives to view the ruins. Social updates include Mrs. Giceu’s Volane visit, John Glenn and family hosting, and Miss Catsine Walz resuming musical studies. Church services are listed for St Michael’s with catechism. Remarks on March’s ferocious end and community plans to resume business accompany various personal notices.
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John Wats
Chicago
Fred
Bachur
Subway
Bee Eich
Crippe
Anni Hilbert
Orks
Giceu
Vola Vane
M Uhiel
Chas
Erte Rere County
Sturlay
Sins
Pope
Fred Tese
Kirs
Jesse Kesr
Princes Glenn
John Glenn
Cats Cine Walz
John Gisa
Preston
Jake Deltch
March
Collyer
Ogallah community notes and farm updates
Ogallah will close the first Friday in April. Land buyers keep the roads lot in the township. Excavation and foundations for the new city hall are underway. Farmers south of Ogallah are working two telephone lines. Ross & Waldo have seed oats available if you act promptly. Wheat looks fine though a few fields turn yellow. Mr and Mrs Scott visit Mrs Scott's parents, the Mapes.
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Ogallah Literary
Ogallah
Ross & Waldo
Scott
Mapes
Big Greek Wheat In This End Looks Good For Spring
The article notes promising wheat at this end with spring in sight as fruit trees near bloom. Strong entities include Greek references and regional farming context, highlighting early-season conditions and optimism for harvest.
Windy notes from Voda and farm updates
Local bulletin from Voda records weather with a 92 degree spell over three days and notes of crops advancing a month. It lists residents including W. Krbat buying a drill, Philip Krbat planting potatoes, Elmer Pearl buying seed oats, and Stephen Krhut moving to a nearby farm. Social mentions include Nora Rinker visiting Wa Keeney and Will Cox buying an organ. An advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup sold by W. W. Gibson.
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W. Krbat
Will Cox
Philip Krbat
Elmer Pearl
V. Mallinovsky
R. Owen
St. Patrick
Stephen Krhut
Voda
Chas. Kristoff
Nora Rinker
Yods
Ma‘am
Wa-Keeney
Adolph Schwanbeck
Philip Krhut
Ernest Hillman
Ernest
Mes
Linde Krhut
Harswell
Chas. Thiel
W. D. Austin
Doctor of Optics Promises Eyes On The Spot Checks
Dr Wichizer a graduate Doctor of Optics has been in town for two years and guarantees his work He offers the latest optical instruments and simple tests to reveal your eye condition Here Wednesday April 3.
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Wichizer
WaKeeney State Bank Insurance Offer Warns of Windy Season
With the windy season underway, WaKeeney State Bank urges customers to protect themselves by purchasing insurance. The reminder emphasizes safety and financial preparedness as storms approach.
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WaKeeney State Bank
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Key Remedy For Croup
A historical notice promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy for croup, noting it as a treatment for a often fatal disease. The fragment emphasizes its effectiveness and recommends its use.
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Thomas
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