17 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1900
Page
1
The item reports a Saturday afternoon tie at the PMS meet and mentions a Sunday night draw. It notes Dr Wilson receiving fresh vaccine stock at 25 cents and several brief public notices about local trials and a verdict of Not Guilty in the Charlie Kerfus case.
A Corry Pennsylvania resident, J Koentz, testifies that after years of winter bronchitis, the One Minute Cough Cure brought near permanent relief. The remedy quickens and cures coughs colds and throat and lung troubles and is noted as a favorite for children. JC Ferley endorses its effectiveness.
A local message urges customers to visit Kohls Drug Store for medical needs. The note asserts they will treat customers right and provide exactly what a prescription requires, ensuring patients get what their provider ordered.
Ill Wilson visits for court matters as J. C. Farley promotes DeWitts pills and Witch Hazel Salve. Republicans, populists, and editors plan a state convention in Colby with many delegates, while reservations and livery stables prepare for visitors. A death in Selma is reported plus a mother's meeting and local school notes.
Saturday a theatre suite presents the famous Heywood Celebrities for one night only. This Saturday February 17 the company promises opera comedy drama and a concert by first class artists. Mr Martin manager guarantees a pleasant evening. Tonight admission 35 cents children 25. Reserved seats Grass store 50 cents.
An old ad notes Fresh Oysters for dinner on Saturdays at The Farmers Home opposite the Depot with meals priced at 20 cents. The snippet includes a health quote attributed to F E Thirkfield of Chicago and a garbled line mentioning Kodol Dyspepsia and J C Faxiry.
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