Local items from Republic City News week
Thirty five years ago notes report Doc Hancock marriage denial by Doc Hancock. Sale of stock and farm implements will occur at George B Smith’s White Rock township residence on Monday October 5th 1885. Local events include carriage mishap breaking axle injuring a young man. Mrs Morey and Mrs Morey return from Iowa. Captain Walker returns from Kansas City. editor and wife back from southeast state. Perry near town returns from Ireland, yields 60 bushels per acre on 80 acres. Gunter attempts colt ride. falls, bruising face and tail. Wilson brothers visit Nelson Nebraska. Ed Earley plans visit to town. Gullick Bulkley store room receives furniture for forthcoming use. Mr Mo cer experiences pecuniary loss last week. Over 100 hogs die from cholera or similar disease. Republic City News.
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Doc. Hancock
Doc
George B. Smith
M. P. Cardwell
R. Morey
C. S. Morey
Iowa
Capt. Walker
Kansas City
Journal
William Perry
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Kansas
James Gunter
James
A. D
Wilson
Nelson
Nebraska
Ed Earley
Gullick &Bulkley
Angi
Mo Cer
Republic City News
Rew Milklike Remarks About the Ford Drop
Citizens react to Ford price cut with humor and skepticism. Local residents like Ben Gulbronson and George Miller comment on the impact and value of Ford cars while dealers and others weigh in on affordability and quality.
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Rew
Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Aid Meeting
The Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. Services at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 30 p m. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Edgren's home Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 p m Sept 29 All are welcome
Swedish Methodist Church Sunday Service Plan
Swedish Methodist Church announces morning worship at 11 o clock on Sunday September 26. No evening services will be held.
Noth ing but Leaves sermon and revival plans announced
M. E. Church schedules Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 a m Epworth League at 11 a m and preaching at 8 p m on the sermon titled Noth ing but Leaves A Wednesday prayer meeting invites all praying folks to bring others The pastor Pp H Smith attended a district meeting at Smith Center and revival plans are being arranged for Scandia in November
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M. E
Epworth League
Smith Center
Scandia
Pp. H. Smith
For Sale or Rent on Cloud Street Opposite U B Church
Property listed by Mrs Fred Anderson for sale or rent on Cloud Street opposite the United Baptist church. Sheep make waste pasture into meat. U S Department of Agriculture finds farms with sheep keep similar stock to farms without sheep and allocate similar pasture and crop acreage.
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Cloud Street
U. B. Church
Fred Anderson
United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Kanred Wheat: Epoch-Making Hard Red Wintervariety
The article reviews the Kanred hard red winter wheat developed by the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station from a pure-line selection begun in 1906. It notes rapid Kansas adoption, broader testing since 1917, and cautions that new varieties must fit local conditions to avoid disappointment and loss. The U S Department of Agriculture summarizes experimental results to guide adaptation.
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Russia
Kansas
Central Great Plains
Turkey
Kharkov
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kamred
United States Department of Agriculture
Impish crime tale at the Princess next Tuesday
Jane Morgan, a rich young woman with a fixation on criminals, believes she is Annie Adams The Imp. She joins The Leopard, a gang led by a mysterious figure who turns out to be Dr Gregory. They plan a big bank job but are caught. Gregory’s ruse to cure her reveals the twist.
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Jane Morgan
Jesse James
Annie Adams
Ulias
Imp
Gregory
France
Jane
Dr. Gregéy
Pointblank
Dr. Gregory
Kanred wheat adapts to Kansas with strong rust resistance
Kanred wheat shows broad suitability across Kansas, outperforming Turkey and Kharkov by 2 to 5 bushels per acre due to rust resistance and hardiness. It may not suit eastern soft winter or northern Great Plains spring wheat. Kansas tests grade Kanred equal or better for milling and bread making than Turkey or Kharkov. Also included is a Notary Public notice by J. W. Plotner offering legal paper services.
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Kansas
Turkey
Kharkov
United States
Great Plains
The Leopard and The Imp Return in Jane’s Recovery
Jane regains consciousness and recognizes her parents but does not respond to Dr. Gregory who once inspired her love. The loaded blank gun and planned shock fail to cure her, leaving Dr. Gregory both hopeful and heartbroken as he stays by her side during recovery.
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Jane
Dr. Gregory
Consolidation of schools urged and geography outlines discussed
The report urges larger graded schools with longer recitation periods and notes transportation as a success where planned. Consolidation is seen as inevitable, and officials are urged to study the issue. Geography texts largely align with old course outlines, and Junior Red Cross materials have been sent with some delays. Planning for October 1 begins under Mary Jansky.
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State Teachers’ Association
Kansas Teachers’ Convention
Topeka
Hutchinson
Hays
Independence
Kansas
Orr
Faye Salmon
Frances Willard
Ies
Red Cross
Jas
Mary Jansky
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Ben Gulbronson
George Miller
W. C. Preble
Overland
Jiminey
A. G. Allnutt
Cc. C. Cullers
Buick
Henry Ford
E. C
Morning Glory
Star Grocery
Elsie Janis
Selznick Pictures
Justice Court
J. W. Plotner
Red Wolf
C. E. Friend
Kent Tire
Concordia
Fuller
Agency For the Savage
Jas. Newcomb
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