Plustrations by Don Was x When Spring Came
A bleak winter ends as Seffy’s father, aging and guilt ridden, recalls a boy and a dead mother. He locks in a forbidden bond with Sally, wife of a drunkard, while mending a torn past. The pair drift from society, facing a brutal reckoning and a vow of protection.
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Pappy
Yue
Sally
Seffy
Kiss on the Hill of Delight and a Guardian’s Burden
A senile man returns with papers claiming guardianship for Sally on a hill house day. Sally reveals hardship and a rumored past, pleading for care while confessing a hidden fault. The exchange reveals Sally’s fatigue and a shared pledge against turning away.
For Lef ty's sake in a tender frontier tale
In a long, careful arc of life after tragedy, Sally and the old man draw closer as winter fades. Sally, grieving for Lef ty, seeks work and a chance to belong, while the old man slowly accepts her help and the memory of Seffy. They plan a future where Sally can become Seffy’s stand‑in and wait for Lef ty’s return.
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Leffy
Seffy
Geffy
Lefty
Soffy
New School Building Nears Completion At Sweet Springs
The county news reports the new school building nearing completion with seven grades to move by Feb 34 and the high and eighth grades to occupy rooms by the following week. Plastering is finished, heating and ventilation planned, and the building is set to be airy and comfortable in Sweet Springs. A cough syrup advertisement targets parents with a remedy for children's coughs and colds.
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Mithera
Croun
Pf Preanklin
P. BP. Pravklio
Wm. Hill Dead in Caldwell Kansas
The sudden death of William Hill at his Caldwell home will surprise many friends across Saline County. He died Saturday January 2 and was buried in Caldwell. Hill, long a resident of the county, was held in high esteem by neighbors. He leaves a wife and one child.
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Wm. BN
Caldwell
Kansas
Hill
Saline County
Sweet Springs
Shot Through Heart Ends Life Of Dave Lowry In Forest
Dave Lowry, once farm head for J. W. Bolger, moved to Solorado last spring. He and his family and a neighbor’s family traveled eighty miles to a forest for wood. An altercation with the neighbor’s son led to Lowry being shot in the heart, dying instantly as the boy’s father shot him.
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Dave Lowry
J. W. Bolger
Solorado
Lowry
Ebot
Theo
Hin
Poustentan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised By Toledo Firm
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. W. J. Cheney respected by partners Walding Kinnan Marvio Wholesale Druggists Toledo. Cure taken internally, claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Bh. J. Cheney &C
Toledo
O. We
W. J. Cheney
Ravenctiver
Walding, Kinnan & Marvio
Wholessle Druggists
Tuledo
Hall
Fire Threatens J J Slusher Home in Dry Weather
Wednesday morning about o'clock Mr Bradshaw found the roof of J J Slusher's house on fire. Neighbors raised the alarm and with buckets and help soon controlled the blaze. A spark from the wood stove reached the old roof and wind fanned it. If not discovered in time, the building could have burned. Weather is dry. exercise caution with fires.
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Bradshaw
J. J. Slusher
Obituaries From Sweet Springs Herald Fragment
Frita Schelp, an old settler of Em ma, died last week of yeart failure. Willum Oelebieger, father of Avg. Orlebieger of pear dweet Springs, died bareday from an injury received year or two ago when a horse fell on him. Amus Meyer, wife of L. A. Meyer, was seriously hurt at a sawmill when a saw blade struck him. Dr. Jarvin tended the wounds.
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Frita Schelp
Emma
Willum Oelebieger
Orlebieger
Pear
Amus Meyer
L. A. Meyer
Gus Divers
Miles' Nervine Advertisement Claim
An old medical ad explains sickness as nervous-energy deficiency and promotes Miles' Nervine as restoring health and organ function. A witness from Calumet, Illinois credits the remedy with relief and recommends it to friends, noting prior ineffectiveness of other medicines.
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Miles
Roe Otto
Calum
Unie
R. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Springtelé plans farm factory meet with local merchants
J Hopes of Springtelé Vo represents TW Wade area pushing a plow factory in Springs field. An organizer arrives to gauge merchant and farmer interest. Flo will stay several days to plan. Arrow Hook Statesman notes benefit of a local plant, while Pineules advertises relief. Reports of illnesses include Mise Kim Waugh and Warey Clift missing from events.
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Springtelé
TW. Wade
Springsfield
Flo
Arrow Hook Statesman
Rolbie
Scarboruough
Alem Javny
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