The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-12-14
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The Kansas City Journal saws that
for 81 years the fem of which the late
Il. Q. Bullene was the head never
missed having an advertisement in
that paper single day. This is the
answer that one of the shrewdest and
most successful merchants in the
West made to the question, "Does ad-
vertising pay?"
Prof. Max Reimer gives private les
sons in German, French, Latin or
Greek, either in classes or to individ-
uals. He is in Humboldt Mondays
and Thursdays, at Moran Wednes-
days, and the remainder of the week
at lola. Those wishing instruction in
either of the above branches may con-
suit with him at either of these
places.
J. n. Sapp, who is the double of
Cy. Leland in personal appearance,
and who began in Allen county q
little over twenty years ago with
nothing and now has 400 acres of fine
land all paid for and enorgh money
and things besides to supply himself
and his family with all the "creature
comforts" they really need, was a
pleasant caller at the REGISTER office
last Friday.
The coming session of the Legisla-
ture will hardly be as exciting as the
Inst one was, but it will be full of
interest, and every intelligent citizen
of the State will want to know what
to know what it does, or attempts to
do. The REGISTER will report the
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readers of this paper will be informed
of everything of Importance that
transpires. If you have a neighbor
who is not taking it, please tell him
that now is the time to subscribe:
al should like first rate to give him
job. 4" We heard q business mau say
the other day, speaking of a young
man about town, "but know that he
has been in the habit of shooting craps,
and don't feel safe in trusting my
money with a boy who CANDLES, even
if the stake is only a penny" We
don't know whether the young man
knows why he did not get the Job; but
If he does know it wo wonder if he
does not think that the small fun he
has had shooting craps has cost him
rather dear.
II. G. Fredrickson, a young man
who is doug some good farming up
on the Usage, was in town Monday.
He said he experimental with Jeru-
salem corn and Kaffir corn last sum-
mer, planting q field of each on the
same day, June 3, and giving both
the same cultivation The yield of
the Jerusalem corn was 35 burhels of
well matured seed to the acre, while
the Kaffir corn yielded but 15bushels,
and theseed was injured by the frost.
He says the Jerusalem corn matured
fully three weeks ahead of the Kaffir,
and all things considered he thinks it
is much the preferable grain.
There has been a great deal of
loose, unscientific and irrational talk
in Kansas the past four years about
money. Those who really want to
get at the truth of this great question
should 90 to the school house tonight
and hear Prof. Blackmar's discussion
of it. Prof. Blackmar has given the
question years of close, thorough.
scientific study, and he will speak
from the standpoint of q student and
not of a partisan. 1t Is safe to say
that lola never has had the opportun-
ity to hear the naked truth about
money that we will have tonight, and
the school room ought to be crowded.
Ponca City Courier: Probably the
most brilliant victory Ofthe cam paign
was won by Hon. A. c. Scott, of Ok
lahoma City, who defeated the two
strongest men the opposition have in
Oklahoma, j. w. Johnston. democrat
and Rev. Rogers, pOpulist. 1t was
q strongly adverse district, made SO