02 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
1
Local notes report light rain, early snow possibilities, and signs of winter. Exchanges note fresh coal deliveries, farm feed and equipment activity, school and church events, court cases, and community sales as residents prepare for the upcoming season.
J H Ward advertised horses for sale while Mrs Lachy Scott visits Kansas City relatives. A new home is being moved into on a substantial residence. Pension Agent Metealf receives a four year term renewal from the President. Zeigler store decorates for a doll’s Christmas window. A baby boy arrives for Mrs Freda Schwaller Tirkle of LaCygne. Nick Gassman is pardoned and returns to his shoe shop. A box social at Deane Schoolhouse to raise funds for a Christmas tree. Fire damages the Geo Ingenthron home but no major loss. Ladies Saturday Afternoon Club meets with Mrs Shiveley. program includes reports and secretary’s notes.
Notice from Bell's Hardware store requesting the return of stove lifters loaned to a person. Others need to borrow and use them, so please bring them back. Also advertisement for a house for rent on the town's outskirts with an acre of ground, good buildings and water, asking 35 dollars a month, contact Freese.
A red heifer calf with white hairs went missing from a farm on West Buckeye. A note asks to find her and mentions reward upon word. Also advertised is the Kinesites Ideal washing machine praised as serviceable, shown at Henry Wolf & Son’s hardware store.
Advertises Coxs Brown Bread Flour as a natural whole wheat food for stomachs. Claims it makes hot biscuits and pancakes with superior flavor. Promotes 25lb sacks and provides the telephone number 156 for ordering.
A Ladies Collarette was lost on the road from the depot via Jobo Hall residence to Buckeye township. A reward is offered for its return. Please send word to D Bellman at Hays P.O. for identification and pickup.
J. H. Spratt advertises a record book sale in Hay with an offer to show the largest line of books, inviting buyers whether they intend to buy or not.
Get ready for winter with a fine line of heating stoves and cook stoves, plus bangs les. We offer stove pipe repairs and fittings, and new sewme machines on display. W. Bell's Hardware.
A Daily Thought notes from John Oliver Hobbes on women respecting a man who warns them of his discernment and calls men mankind's common enemy. It recalls a New England remark that a man's only enemy is himself and a woman's enemy is man.
A gentleman's coat lost on the road between Wakeeney and Collyer last week. Finder will be rewarded on sending word to Henry A Staatz Coyne Gove Co.
Carter and Smith announce a new shop on South Main Street opposite the depot offering a large selection of new and second hand furniture and a variety of household goods at low prices. Come see the goods and low prices.
Gov Hochagy reappoints Harry Freese as Notary Public for four years marking the fourth term of service. For legal papers, acknowledgments, leases and contracts, call the Free Press office for reasonable rates.
The Little Brown Jug drew a large audience last Tuesday evening marking the first public appearance of the cast. Prof. Matthew earned praise for managing the parts and star performances came from Mr Sullivan as a Yankee speculator and Miss Stella West as his intended. Additional specialties by Mr and Mrs Shively Miss Voss and Mr Ritter received high marks and plans suggest a gymnasium completion will include a space for such entertainments.
An ad offers quick tidy shoe repairs at the Gassman shop and promotes a washing machine by Henry Wolf. The Burton case details a $2500 fine, six months jail, loss of office, and an appeal to the Supreme Court. Evangelist Louie Pierce Law will begin meetings at the ME church this Sunday evening December 3, with local pastors urging community support.
A lender advertises available funds with promises of very low rates and long installment terms. The notice emphasizes substantial money supply and flexible repayment options, suggesting support for borrowers seeking extended payment schedules.
House to rent a seven room cottage newly papered and painted with garden or chicken yard on one acre. Located five minutes from downtown at eight dollars a month suitable for two families or several boarders. Also the Stasis Henry residence on East Juniatt Street offers a well kept house with city water. Large yard good barn and cow fat at twelve dollars a month Freese
Windsor hotel announces it has taken charge and offers excellent accommodations inviting patronage. Gartland's for sale describes the old home with seven rooms in good condition. For rent the house where Geo Drake lived, located two buildings south of the store, with two large rooms and an attic. inquire Geo Philip & Son.
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