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A Roll of Honor lists subscribers who have paid cash on subscription since the last issue. Names include Gus Holly and N. Douglas with notation for new subscribers marked in parentheses.
09 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Narka News
Location
Narka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
1
A Roll of Honor lists subscribers who have paid cash on subscription since the last issue. Names include Gus Holly and N. Douglas with notation for new subscribers marked in parentheses.
Straw Hats promoted by Sorick & Kvassnika as local merchants. Mail carrier S A Morris considers purchasing a Maxwell runabout for his route. Hubbell beats Narka 15 to 12 in Friday baseball. Many residents travel to Lincoln and Fairbury for visits and shopping. A new time card adds trains No. 5 and No. 6. Community events include Church services and social gatherings with dinners and refreshments.
A column shares light observations about daily life including fashion and swimming quirks, farm machine oil quality, and treats like strawberry shortcakes. It notes barber tradeoffs in customers ears, butter curd specks from cream, summer heat complaints, and a Sunday baseball trip with a near tumble down a hill to Cuba with no injuries.
The Thirty fifth Annual Republic County Normal Institute convenes July 3 to 27, 1911 in Belleville at the Belleville Light School building. The facility is exceptionally good and will deliver strong instruction and fresh ideas for the coming school terms. Faculty includes Prof. W. A. Sterba conductor from Wellington High School, Prof. Tr. Pym Wharton of Belleville, Prof. S. D. Dice of Council Grove, and Prof. Charles Bisset of Campbell College Holton.
The state board of health asks the State Public Utilities Commission to order railroads and express companies to place butter milk cream and eggs in shade immediately on arrival at depots or warehouses. The aim is to prevent spoilage by sun and heat and require swift, shaded handling within ten minutes of train arrival.
The entertainment committee is making elaborate preparations for the Fourth of July in Narka. Authorities expect a big crowd and are coordinating activities to provide ample entertainment.
Farmers advised to maintain a detailed notebook on corn growing stages and care for Capper corn contests. Record soil prep planting dates germination growth dates cultivation ripening tasseling silking first frost and ear height and count. Include labor hours and equipment used for annual reference.
Correspondents note Sunday School will observe Children’s Day at 11 o’clock with a choir and recitations by children. Other local items mention shop cleanups, travelers in town, and a nine room house for sale in Belleville, with delivery changes and weather notes for Republic County.
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