18 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
1
Solicits every person in Ellis county to open a bank account with them by March 1. Warns that depositing all money with checks for every dollar spent avoids disputes. Claims PAID checks settle accounts and urges immediate action, noting regular depositors can borrow where others cannot. Signed J. A. Ward, President.
Disjointed town items report improvements and happenings including oiled courthouse floors Frank Motz at the post office new WILES post office operation baby girl in Colorado home of Ethel Jewell McGuire Well drilling on Experiment grounds local theater notes two masquerade costumes at the Ladies Library Association event with prizes and a grand hall of colorful outfits.
Fresbies hold their Literati gathering on May first and invite readers to watch lively games at Tenses Saturday. The Quartette sang nicely Wednesday morning while the physiology class imagines a family skeleton for study. Freshies read Idylls of the King and school routines shift with no morning study hour before recess. A list of players includes Frank, Beban, Loreditch, Motz, and Joy in a Gram mar department win 17 to 5 over nine innings. CATTLE GRAZED ad offers 150 head for grazing in Saline valley near Hays at 40 cents per month with good range water and care address William Dalton Turkville Ks.
Dressmaking offered by Mrs Furbecs for ladies in Hays city and Ellis county with island style designs at reasonable prices. Residence listed near Keemnyder Schwaller, north Chestnut street. Also an advertisement for De Witt's Little Early Risers liver pills claiming safe, reliable cleansing of the system.
Fragmented OCR text references cautious warnings about tools and insurance agents offering notes, plus a scattered local column noting events at Methodist conference and various town names. It mentions refrigerators and cost saving but details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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