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Newspaper

The Hays Free Press

Location

Hays, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1917

Page

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Ward and Robinson Buy McCarthy Property in East Hays

Walter Ward and Oliver Robinson purchased Bob Armstrong’s house in East Hays known as the McCarthy property. Neither family will live there, using the home as an investment. A cavalry troop is being granted at Fort Ace Normal Crane who saw service in Gikece ae ennes as head then me ip to present date forty eight of the college students have up. eas Meet me at the Auto Show Salina Kansas April 10 14. W. W. Ward. Mrs H E Malloy has been in Hawaii all week preparing for The Messiah in the great after fame to be given there on Sunday. She plays the viola in the Sig orchestra.

Walter Ward Oliver Robinson Bob Armstrong McCarthy East Hays Gant Fort Ace Gikece Aeennes Eas Salina Kansas W. W. Ward H. E. Malloy Hawaii Sig Virginia Rusch Bee Hays Chittenden Oa Jacobs Glen Tillotson Asia Sean Len Otice Arnolds Harry Felten

Your Flag And My Flag Poem By Nesbit

Poem celebrates shared flag symbolism with lines about red white and blue and stars. Imagery contrasts personal lands with a universal flag that unites hearts and forefathers. The piece emphasizes patriotism, the dream of forefathers, and national unity through colors and symbolism.

Declaration of War Against Germany

An 1917 US Congress resolution declares war on the German government and authorizes full mobilization. The President is urged to employ naval and military forces to end the conflict, pledging national resources to democracy and liberty. Messages praise Frank King for supporting the flag as citizens send congratulations. Died: Andrew Bahl, 74, of Hays, heart failure, April 1, buried Catholic Church.

United States of of America Senate House of Representatives United States of America United States Congress of the United States Senate Andrew Bahl Hays Kanungo Russia Adam Joseph Bahl Jeux Jacobs Jake Chas. Seemann Denver Madeline Bahl

Past and Present of Hays City in 1895 Outlook

On April 3 1895 Geo Philip Sr elected mayor of Hays with a vision of growth. The piece forecasts Sirkman Opera House new businesses twelve or more stores and streets prepared for railroads. It predicts Philip the second will govern actively and face criticism as any energetic official.

Hays Geo. Philip, Sr Moe Geo Sirkman Opera House Philip

Patriotic Program Inspires Students Amid War News

A high school assembly on a Friday morning featured a patriotic program as war was declared. The crowd sang The Star Spangled Banner and listened to Judge Pestina’s address urging loyalty to country, with memories of Civil War eras evoked by Shaffer and remarks from Mayor Chittenden.

Bowen Pestina Leia Derink Shaffer Chittenden

Local notices and city council notes from Hays area

Random local items from Hays Ellis County include names such as Scott Bussard Alois Bissing and C M Holmquist. A. S. Hale reports Golden Belt Teachers meeting while Mrs Pearl Garrett returns from Dorrance. Frank Miller sells a north Hays residence to E B Matthew. Starr runs wholesale bakery output. Enfield buys Dr Snyder's office and moves it to South Main. Andrew Jensen recovers from mania. Virginia Rusch improves after illness. Fragments mention Bee and Bee county, Dorrance, and Victoria city council. WWII era military names James Shutts Pete Jacobe and others head to naval service. Kellet and Hale spared praise. flag debates at local gatherings.

C. M. Holmquist Victoria Pearl Garrett Dorrance Frank Miller North Hays E. B. Matthew

Cubs Win Baseball Game At Fort Hays Normal Tigers

A ball game between the Cubs from Chicago and the Fort Hays Normal Tigers was won by the Cubs. A large crowd witnessed the event and a number of people traveled from distance to attend. Local notes mention a death in Victoria and related obituaries, with Mrs A D Gilkeson noted in Hays. C W Miller advertises farm sows and a seed corn sale announced by Pride of Saline. the Hays City Flour Mills operate under that banner. Elevators and Morrison's jeweler are listed among local commerce.

Cubs Fef Chicago Fort Hays

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