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1889 Colby Tribune 'Rexford Items', Thomas County, KSGenWeb Digital Library
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"The Colby Tribune
"Rexford Items"
1889
( Gleanings from
The Colby Tribune)
THE COLBY TRIBUNE "Rexford Items"
The following excerpts are from THE COLBY TRIBUNE for 1889. During this time,
THE COLBY TRIBUNE begged for smaller communities to send news about their areas.
There was not a lot of news from these smaller communities, but enough to be of
great interest. Below are news items that pertained to Rexford, Thomas County,
Kansas only. They have been transcribed to the best of my ability and quality
of the copied microfilm that has preserved these words for over 100 years.
You may find several surnames that appear mistyped. While I am not saying that
these have been typed perfectly, I have checked several surnames and many
appear to be the same but are spelled differently in the original type.
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Graciously transcribed and contributed by Susan
Henderson (DaveSu1611@cs.com) 23 October 1999
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February 21, 1889 (page 8)
J.D. Baum has gone to Mankato on business.
Mrs. Sc"
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