03 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1900
Page
1
Local items report a Hays masquerade party at the GAR hall, Witt Zeigler visiting Lincoln county, a new baby at Yarvey Penney’s, and severe illness deaths. Also mentions DeWitts Little Early Risers, Beggs Blood Purifier, Farleys pharmacy ads, and upcoming club meetings.
PF Rocket who traveled through the Philippines with the 20th Kansas Regiment presents stereoscopic views and a lecture in the AR hall next Monday evening for Lutheran church benefit. Admission 25 cents, reserved seats at Grass store for 35 cents. Highly praised at prior exhibitions. worth seeing.
Dr Kilmer and Co promote Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming quick relief for Bright's Disease and related ailments. A free sample offer is made to readers who mention this paper along with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price range for pills. The page also notes local notices including a baby’s death vaccination services church services and public discussions.
Friday February 9 invites members to attend a Sunflower club calico ball with a 50 cent ticket price. A beauty contest offers a prize for the prettiest tune, and attendance is expected. Occident Lodge plans a meeting next Thursday at Woodman hall to initiate several candidates. Over 100 joined the society in January, few assessments last year, and thousands of Hollins invested in government bonds. City Council met in the new hall to order sidewalk repairs, bridge approaches on Ash street, petition street lamps, and extend electric light circuits. City hall, gond mil and tankaus cost about 850 dollars, saving about 150 annually. administration praised as economical and progressive with general reelection sentiment. Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup ad and Farley’s cure claim.
Yards are out announcing Willie Philip will host a reception for his young friends at the Windsor hotel this Saturday evening. In the north Her zog neighborhood Russians and Germans are hauling rock for a new church and will soon have a home church. The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will meet at Mrs. D. Rathbone’s residence on Thursday February 18 at 6:30 a.m. A 25 cent hot dinner will be served from 12 to 1. A missionary meeting follows at 2:30.
The document records approval of a city ordinance dated November 2, 1899, with mayor Fred Haffamier and city clerk M. Bannister attesting. It notes sections on city treasurer payments and enforcement from passage, and references the official city newspaper Benntleoch ety Free Press as the public record source.
In pursuance of an order of county commissioners a road petition is to be laid out along a public road beginning at the southwest corner of section 3 town 15 and running east, with a hearing set for February in the county seat. The notice is signed by Jacob Bieseng and other householders, declaring the meeting to view and hear the lay out.
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