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Newspaper

The Hays Free Press

Location

Hays, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1920

Page

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Golden Belt Creamery ads mix with court notes and sales

A cluttered page features Golden Belt Creamery promotions and contact details alongside local court notes. Items include appliance and vehicle trade offers, a lost key reward, extended Jefferson County correspondence data, and prices on dairy products like pasteurized cream and cottage cheese. Local attorney activity and a real estate trade appear amid poetry and announcements.

E. J. Montague Golden Belt Creamery Co Oscar Strailey Topeka Golden Belt Creamery & Ice Company

American Legion Bulletin Highlights Kansas Day Drive

The Casper J. Middlekauff Post met at City Building. The Social Committee reported success of the Kansas Day Dance and membership drive at Sheridan Coliseum. Resolutions thanked President W A Lewis and the Board of Administration. French Memorial Diplomas will be distributed to relatives of war dead. program planned for February 22 observance. Regular meetings announced. By-Laws to be discussed February 18. Also notes on membership, recruitment, and community notices including local ads and society events.

American Legion Bulletin Casper J. Middlekauff Post Sheridan Coliseum Hays W. A. Lewis Board of Administration W. W. Ward M. J. Anreina H. Reed George Washington American Legion United States A. H United States of America

Liberty Bonds and anti Non-partisan League warning

In Kansas farmers join the Non-partisan League with Ellis County numbers rising, while Colorado and other states show large memberships. Loyal Americans are urged to oppose perceived disloyalty linked to the League, Wobblies, and Bolsheviks. Russell and Hays chambers of commerce caution members and call for investigation and vigilance against organizers. Commentary from Fargo College President and North Dakota Farmers Union notes on the League’s waning influence. Local notices list meetings, sales, housing, and community events amid wartime era tensions.

Kansas Ellis County Colorado America L W. W Bolshevikis Russel County Russell Chamber of Commerce Russell Reformer Hays Chamber of Commerce Hays Chamber of Commerce E. Lee Howard Fargo College Fargo North Dekots Socialist Party North Dakota North Dakota Farmers’ Union Townley Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union Ee ‘League Bismarck Farmers’ Union United States League

Old timer Charlie Fox visits Hays then moves to Ellis

Charlie Fox, who came to Kansas in 1867, was visiting Hays last Tuesday and now resides in Ellis. Mrs. John Hall went west last Tuesday. John H. Wood returned from a Gove county farm sale and then went to LaCrosse on Wednesday to obtain the title to land he bought. Miss Brackney to join faculty

Dr. Jameson Chicago Jameson Neiswanger E. M. Gerringer Kansas City Willard Holmes Ellis County Oklahoma Hays Essex Halls Charlie Fox Kansas Ellis John Hall John H. Wood Gove County LaCrosse

Musical program a treat at Fort Hays Normal assembly

Mr Malloy led a Friday morning program praised by students and faculty. Beethoven, Chopin, and Marseillaise performances by students and staff, with Ethel Robinson Roy Schesser Bessie Fer and Anthony Jacobs among the singers. Guy Ordway as student assembly president urged focus as Fort Hays students enjoyed a lively event.

Malloy General Assembly Beethoven Miss Fields Gypsy John Wille Chopin Pimienta Ethel Robinson Roy Schesser Bessie Fer Anthony Jacobs Guy Ordway

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Oikizend Viate Bank Ford Raymond Bissing George Holland Russell Parsons Wa- Keeney Sele Felten's Transfer Co Peter Johnson, Jr California Fort Hays Victor Duran Hutchinson Alex Pfeifer Federal Reserve System First National Bank G. Cochran & Sons Golden Belt Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society Rhode Island Red Roosters Liberty Bonds Big J. H. Downing Frank Fields Gene Stratton Porter Kathryn McLain Mary Austin May Bemin Buff Leghorn Fred Ushant Gladys Wa Keeney Mr. J. T. Morrison Kenneth Stewart He Irown C. G. Cochran & Sons Alice Craig Rozel Anna Froelich Thomas Havemann Distemper Hays City South Side Normal School R. W. Cole N. P. Gassman St. Marys Nick Gassman Younger Susan Jacobs Ze Jacobs Alonzo Bramitt Pete Gottschalk John O'Laughlin Harry Felten Dr. Neiswanger Clarence Hafferiey G. W. Meyer West Juniata Street Burton M. Clark Frank Stout East Juniata Street Morris Mack Mildred Stein Norman FHN Parker Rankin Chanute Rarick Ogallab Shewman Hill City Lincoln High Schools Extension Service Department F. HN First Legion Legion of Honor Casper J Miss Brackney Kearney State Normal School Kearney Nebraska State Normal School Warrensburg University of Kansas University of Chicago Forestry State Normal School Botany Knights Templar Meeting Aleppo Knights Templar Mysteries of Masonry Harry Stock Oakiey A- L. Boyd Andres Ht. W. Gras H.W. Groftcote Geo. Pokorhey LaCrome E. W. Shiney John R. Levitt McCracken LoRee Cave The Normal President Lewis Fort Hays Normal H. W. Grass A. L. Boyd Beardwell WaKeeney Judge Andrews Graham Geo. E. Palmer John P. Younger E_ Palmer Studebaker W.W. Ward Hays, Kansas
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