01 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
1
James H. Reeder announces candidacy for judge of the 23rd Kansas Judicial district subject to Republican Convention. He notes his long local ties and predicts securing Republican support and possible Democrat votes, aiming for a full county delegation if nominated.
The article discusses Ellis County political views on the Congressional situation and local governance. It notes support for independence from party machines, calls for the artesian well on the Reservation, and mentions a $19 000 government annual appropriation. It covers local events, meetings, and social notices with references to residents and the county’s development.
Tuesday night a lively benefit auction at the church drew a sizable audience. Items included clothing, furniture, and various gifts, with bidders like Mark and Shaffer among those participating. proceeds supported church activities and a building project.
Soes to have spring chickens yearly for the Normal Mrs Barthol omew this week had her first clutch of chickens come off ing 10 from the setting of the 13. ONLY A FEW Plush capes left at Lavengood's Closing-Out sale Carrick reports 16 inch ice with which he is filling his big ice houses. Hotel Brunswick filled their ice house with 14 16 inch ice this week from pond west of town. James A Smegleton from Morgan county Mo came here this week and secured a license to marry Miss Rebeccs Stone of Buckeye and took her home with him Thursday morning Rev J W Blendon performing the ceremony. She is a relative of Alfred Burns.
Two fall blood black polled bulls offered at 100 dollars each. Included is a ten month old calf and a three year old bull. Fine stock and worth having. See Conrad Krueger near Pfeiffer Kav.
Local road notices discuss opening up Chestnut Street to the creek and a north side cemetery road to Treat farm, plus a historic public road from Martin Allen place. Also mentions political maneuvering around Harry Pestana of Russell for District Judge and state senatorial expectations with Wakeeny trip.
James Nolan travels east on a visit while horse buyers purchase good stock this week. A gold lodge pin found by Max Maguire is returned to its owner. A double engined plow arrives from the cast and loss of men on the buffers is noted. Court meets next Tuesday with criminal trials starting Wednesday. Invitations are issued for a GARB ball next Thursday. Presbyterian services occur Sunday. Furniture offered for sale opposite the Methodist church. Mrs John Medahon announces a sale. Farmer Israel Grenell tests a new exterminator from the State Agricultural College. A severe blizzard last Saturday and ongoing cold spell cause suffering. A basement for rent in the Library building. The Masonic annual banquet and entertainment on Friday proves a grand success. A special train from Els brings guests. Various local social and political notes follow, including Kansas Day celebrations and upcoming elections. Weather and snow persist in the region with shipments and visits noted. Regency candidate for State Superintendent is named with district support.
A south town roomed house with two lots and trees is offered for trade for a farm near town. The notice warns about hazards to children from Burgs, brutes, cuts, and poisoning, and advertises Witts Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy. Multiple dubious claims and damaged text appear, including partial names and stray phrases.
Auction notice for a house and a tank described as the Trane Bauge on a homestead claim opposite. Address provided, seekers asked to state offers. Person named Olson fired. Wakeeney Kansas property sale notice in terse local column.
The venerable soldier James W Downer died after a long illness following a paralytic stroke. Born in 1828, he served as a private, later captain, and settled on a farm in Buckeye township. Funeral held in G A E hall with Rev Blondon, administrator named ER Cols to probate estate.
Lagat papers drawn. When you want any deeds mortgages land contracts or agreement drawn carefully if reasonable charges come to this office Notary work also. If you have land or property to sell or rent be sure to first it with high this offer. Herry Freese Nature Pobise
Dr J W Tulles has opened an office at the 1st National Bank holding and invites patronage. Professional offices are promptly attended to at Kemipagice at the Farley house near Public School.
The letter critiques Mulroy over alleged missteps cited in Oklahoma. It notes public confusion, a democrat uneasy at the Free Press scrutiny, and the paper’s shrinking size and borrowing to fill space. Citizens express desire for more movement and clarity from officials.
A reader from Somer ville Indiana reports stomach trouble for seven seats and relief after trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The note claims the remedy digests food and stops symptoms, ending with a personal claim of recovery. The piece also notes an upcoming examination for Teachers certification in Elle county on Wednesday January 25 at 8 o clock in the public school building at Earson.
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