Local Happenings Highlight City Changes and Events
Commissioners advance improvements with steel siding on Banyon Implement building while Editor Griffith takes office as Regent for the college meeting. Citizens eye pavements as brick piles on Jamieson Street inspire projects. Observation Cafe cars run on Wabash Day trains between Kansas City and St Louis. Hays to receive State Forest trees on next Saturday at Robinson's Livery for 25 cents cartage. University Museum displays 50 mounted mammals. Prof Dyche spent 25 years building the collection. C W Miller offers birds to Western Kansas State Normal School. be a room for it. Narcissus and tulips bloom as April begins. Rubber heels advertised. Yost Implement sold to Pierce Runyon & Schlyer. Gassman Shoe Shop promotes quick repairs. Mr Brown of Graham County visits with goods. C W Miller Jr seeks eye treatment in KC. old-timers greet Dave Montgomery who visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas At Lawrence
U.S
Dyche
C. W. Miller
Our City
Western Kansas State Normal School
Will Madden Builds A Home On North Chestnut Street
Will Madden begins constructing a handsome residence on north Chestnut street. Henry Wolf and Son offer a feed chopper for sale with wind mill attachment. it operates splendidly. McCracken suffers a severe fire destroying much of their houses, with no fire protection beyond buckets. County Commissioners meet in special session with full board to consider settling 1500 dollars on the pipes bond matter but adjourn without action. Milner avenue to be opened from the Presbyterian parsonage to the park with a 60 foot width, and a big gate with evergreens to decorate the place. the state funds the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Madden
North Chestnut Street
Henry Wolf & Son
McCracken
Pine Street
John Adkins
Riedel
Milner Avenue
Presbyterian Parsonage
Essex Club blamed for election disaster amid “mad dog” cries
In a heated local exchange, supporters defend the Essex Club ticket and accuse opponents of forcing ballots, legal fights, and sabotaging nominees. The debate centers on printing delays, court battles, and perceived favoritism, with charges that the Free Press lacks influence. Robin son and Downing are key figures cited in the campaign clash.
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Ridler
M DC
Free Press
Essex Club
Free
Downing
ITV
Nickels
Robinson
Curtick
Schwaller
Nickles
Malroy
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Stark Nursery
Kansas
Misso Witt
Gorham
Pleasant Hill
Jacob Orth
Spencer
Banyon Implement
Griffith
Philip
Thomas Carrick
Jamietsa Street
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Ogallab Forestry
Robinson's Livery Stable
Fulgy
Joy
Yost
Geo. Philp & Son
Hill P. Wilson
Bebans Yard
Misses
Griesa Nursery
Lawrence
Hays
Cave
Harvey Penneey
Pierce, Runyon & Schlyer
Gassman Shoe Shop
Mr. Brown
Graham County
Sam Bassard
C. W. Miller, Jr
K. C
Matt Vogel
Dave Montgomery
Yever
Pate R Cole
Majestic Range Co
Geo, Philp & Son
Majestic Mfg’ Co
Koepke
Koepke & Baum
Junction Oy
Department of the Interiet
Colby
Kanass
Ellis County
Hays Cay
Andrew Kuen, Jr
P.O. Ellis
A i Glair
Ragigun
Frank Moore
Joe Schaefer
Presbyterian Church
Henry Shultz
Buckeye Township
Bemis
Jacob Frank
Jacob Feit
Fins Preirie Bay
Pereops
Ha@s
Andrew, Jos
Adam Bahl
Calico
Weisner’s Store
South Chestnut St
Decker
Peoples’ Store
Isaac Zeigler & Son
Topeka
Haise
Satan
Ianoi
S. H. Downs
Kan
Aves
K. Cc. Ss
Kansas City” Southern Railway
Kansas AS City
Fulfillment
K.D. Duttor
Trav
Pass
Geo Philip, Jr
Kinsas City
Rev Brown
Henry Wolfe & Son
Ellis
Alex Balweg
J. A. Catudal
Bays
Citizen’ Bank
Nowe-Sex
Cox
Cox’s Feed
Gonds
J. B. Cave
F. Barteldes & Co
Pioneer House of the West
Oklahoma
West
E. BR. Cole Hardware
Have
W. Bell
Tays, Kansas
J. H. Spratt&Co. Druggists & Apothecaries
Dayl
North Main Street
Hays City
Paone No. Sv
Kabsas City
Tress Rosa
Settex
Ierc
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