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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
4
Miss Meyer from Imidad Col. reports her blood and system were out of order before using Begg's Blood Purifier. Since taking the medicine her general health has improved, and Farley’s advertises it as a remedy for sick to well.
Public notice announces a horses sale at the Stockyard Saturday June 9 at 1 pm with broken and unbroken stock offered to bidders. John Gatewood promotes bargains and invites attendance.
The Board of County Commissioners acts as the Board of Equalization of taxes on the first Monday in January, June 4 1900, at the courthouse in Heys City. All persons aggrieved by valuation or assessment of their property as returned by the assessor may appear.
Grenell plows for alfalfa near Trent while the Board of Equalization meets next Monday. Sunday visitors and local showers mixed with lightning near Yost’s warehouse and King's corner. Firefighters responded as bells rang. Spencer’s shop hosts new bicycle parts, and Begg’s Blood Purifier touts health benefits. Farley’s notes on needlework rise. Ladies’ Home Journal reports on sofa pillows and a needlework surge. Hetty Green insights on women shouldering earning and marriage choices end the piece.
An advertisement promotes Begg's Blood Purifier as a cure and health standard. Mrs James McBride of Apalachicola Florida endorses it as the best blood medicine on the market, urging purification and prevention of disease.
In Elis county Kansas the Probate Court publishes notice for the estate of R J BARNS deceased. Executors seek an order to sell extensive real estate holdings across many sections township and ranges including parcels in Gray Dosa and Rooks counties. First published May 12 1900.
In Ft Scott Kansas the Populists and Democrats plan their July 24 conventions with travel by the M E T from Junction City. Delegates will ride Monday afternoon train, switch at Parsons, and arrive Ft Scott by evening, with return routes noted for Tuesday. The town of 12,000 hopes for a grand entertainment as visitors are welcomed by a host of hotels and boarding houses offering affordable rates.
Tips on economy in ice use for cooling freezers state that 100 pounds of ice weekly keeps a unit cool, while daily ten pounds is wasted. Keep doors closed, avoid scrubbing or scalding, and wipe spills with cold water. A teaspoon of nitre in two quarts of cold water is suggested for occasional bottom cleaning.
The Topeka dispatch May 10 reports sharp criticism of the current administration of the pension office. It claims changes under Lochran failed to restore justice, alleging odious rules persist and injustices deepen. State and national encampments denounce the conduct, urging a new commissioner and warning Kinley supporters their stance benefits Evans.
The June Home Journal urges trained minds and ready hands for women across villages towns and cities. It envisions young women using discipline and service to support aging parents and improve homes hospitals and colleges. It calls for equipping girls for college kitchens sick rooms and ministries while noting opportunities open with patient effort and faith. Kennedy Roanoke Tenn endorses DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for ulcers and skin issues, warning of imitators.
J Q Hood of Crosby Mississippi certifies that One Minute Cough Care will do all claimed. He notes his wife could not obtain breath until first dose relieved her and it benefited his entire family. He says it acts immediately and cures coughs colds croup grippe bronchitis asthma and throat and bag troubles.
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