Easter Happenings and Town Improvements in Hays
Elaborate Easter services were held at the Catholic church with Mr. Joseph returning from Missouri. The Methodist Easter services drew a large audience despite dismal weather. Local notes mention water work by Schwaller, shoe repairs by Gispin, and various yard improvements around town. Weather Rains dampened hats, but bulbs and blooms were visible. city sidewalks, brick paths, and water works are highlighted along with new home and yard developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Missouri
Methodist Church
Fairview
Noble, Weise
Charlie King
Will Madden
Jake Shutts
Sweeney,s
Ned Beach
Ed. Yost
Oshant
Hail
Charles Reeder
Justus Bissing
Carl Wollfe
Bissing Bros
Snyder & Voss
Staats
Charlie Miller
Reward offered for flower thief in yard incident
A note offers a large silver dollar to anyone who reports the person who took flowers from a yard on Wednesday. Freese invites anyone with information to come forward. Henry Wolf & Son advertise a wind mill compatible feed chopper that attaches to wind mills and operates well.
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Henry Wolf & Son
Summer school plans and building aims for the Normal
The State Printer announces a 3000 copy circular to advertise the summer school. Plans for a new gymnasium building are to be ready for a July letting. The board approves advertising with multiple newspapers. Regular faculty to teach the summer session and new courses in German and Latin are planned.
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Board of Regents
Prinespal Picken
Normal School
Apy Stuent
Notice on campus grounds fishing and dining forbidden
A transmitted note from April 21 directed by the Board of Regents forbids dining and fishing on campus grounds. The interpretation extends to all parties not connected with the State Normal school, referencing the creek and timber within the Reservation set apart as a campus, as noted by William S. Picken, Principal.
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Wilkinson
Uinder
Oder
Board of Regents
State Normal School
Wilhiam S. Picken
Summer session opens at Fort Hays May 20
Western Kansas State Normal School offers a nine week summer session from May 20 to June 29 at low cost. Highlights include good board and neat rooms, fine laboratory, modern gymnasium and well selected library. Fall faculty will teach, in a handsome building at Ft Hays.
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Western Kansas State Normal School
Ft. Hays
W. S. Picken
Hays
Kansas
Hood's Pills Advertises Medicine Cure All Liver Ailments
Vintage ad copy urges readers to believe in Hood's Pills as a universal cure. It claims Hood's relieves constipation improves digestion and treats liver ills, presenting the product as honest medicine and urging purchase.
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Hood
Reeve
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Schwaller’s
Alex Philip
Carrie Nowlin
Miss Mulray
Sgt. Clemments
The
Saline
Colorado
Christian Endeavor
Brunswick Hotel
Geo
Philip
West Juniata
Puta
Carter & King
Pleasant Hill
Noster
Weist
Voss
Snyder
McGuire
Buck
Callon Henry Wolt & Son
Kincailea
Freda Schwaller Wrickle
LaCygne
Presbyterian Ladies Society
Freese
Gassman Shoe Shop
BELL
Russell
Russell & Normal Ist
Pecanset
Bell’s
Cox
Hays & Normalist
Normal
East Junieta Street
J. EF. Yowell
Poultry & Eggs
Krueger
A. Cowan
Ellis County Old Settlers Association
Big Creek
H. Reemsnyder
Holt
Chicago
Plesse
Koepke
Caelian
W. A. Smith
Will Tower & Tank
Puiting
Department of the Interior
Colby
Kamas
Ellie County
Hayg
City, Ey
Andrew Kuhn, Jr
Graf
Michel Gess
Joseph David William
Tis Co
W. A. Crawford
Kansas City
Hays City
Ellis County
Windsor Hotel
South Chestnut Street
M. M. Bannister
City of
Jesse Leonhardt
J- U
Citizen’ Bank
Calico
Weisner’s Store
S. W. Decker
Feoples’ Store
Isaac Zeigler & Son
Co. W. Bell
Mr. Dinnis
J. B. Cave
F. Barteldes & Co
Lawrence
Pioneer House of the West
Oklahoma
West
J. H. Spratt&Co. Druggists & Apothecaries
North Main Street
Toni Astef
Henderson
Kahsas City
Mediauever
Egvastis Hed
Sirness Speakrnes
Nodetentian
Rom Bastzers
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