Notices to Contractors for Hays Normal School Project
Notices to contractors sealed bids for erection of a building for the Auxiliary Normal School at Hays Kansas due by July 2 1903. Bids to J N Wilkinson president plans at the Normal School Emporia Brunswick Hotel Hays and State Architect Topeka. Bid with $200 certified check. Right to reject bids reserved. DeWitt Co Witch Hazel Salve advertised with claims of cures.
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Auxiliary Normal School
Hays
Kansas
Aan
J.N. Wilkinson
Normal School
Emporia
Brunswick
Hays City
Topeka
Ito
L. B. Kellogg
Board of Regents
J. M, Kine
St. Normal School
Applebaughs New Drug Store Opens on North Main
Applebaughs new drug store on North Main street opposite the depot is now open for business. It offers a first class drug store assortment with fresh drugs cigars stationery brushes and bottles in clean cases. Prescriptions carefully filled and free telephone service at 89.
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New Drug Store
Applebaugh’s
North Main Street
State Normal Notes at Fort Hays details plans for new building
Butler measures bid plans for the new state normal building while preparations for July 2 commencement advance. Baccalaureate was delayed by eastern floods. Donovan Regents visit planned with President Wilkinson. Graduation program lists voices, instrumental duets, diplomas, and the new campus route along College Avenue.
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Wilkinson
Board of Regents
Cottages for Rent Boarders Featured in Free Press
The Free Press notes cottages and boarding rooms regularly offered for students and states rooms are available at no charge if arrangements are made to come to the state Normal.
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Free Press
Western State Normal School Plans Revealed at Hays City
The Topeka Evening Journal details the new $20,000 stone western branch building for Ft. Hays Normal School, approved by the Regents and set to rise on 50 acres near Hays City. It outlines plans by State Architect J. S. Stanton, bids in July, a November opening, and rooms for offices, library, classrooms, gym, and an assembly hall for 400. The article notes legislation funding, the reservation’s assets, and local town support driving a thriving start for the western division serving Ells, Rooks, Thomas, and nearby counties.
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State Normal School
W. Y. Morgan
Board of Regents
Western Kansas Normal School
J N Wilkinson
Wm. 8. Picken
Ft Hays Reservation
Philip Eastman
J. S .Stanton
Port Hays
Hays City
Kansas
U. S
Harris
Reeder
Ft. Hays
Western State Normal School
State Agricultural College
Western Kansas
Ellis County
State Normal
Emporia
Rooms to Rent for Country Teachers at Institute
Two roomed cottage available for teachers coming to the County Institute or Normal. Ideal for couples or several to combine. Contact Freese for details or to view the premises.
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County Institute
Notary Public Offers Help With Real Estate Papers
A public notice from Harry Freese Notary Public invites readers to bring deeds mortgages land contracts and other property agreements for careful preparation at reasonable charges. The notice urges listing land or rental properties with the office for assistance.
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Harry Freese
Notary
Citizens' State Bank Ad Seeks Local Accounts
The bank urges Ellis county residents to open accounts at Citizens' State Bank in Hays City Kansas by March 1 or soon after. It promotes using checks for every dollar, notes that a bank check prevents disputes, and claims that regular account holders gain borrowing advantages. Signed by J H Ward President.
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Ellis County
Hays City
J. H. Ward
Hays City Kansas described as charming town with thriving churches and schools
The notice extols Hays City Kansas as a picturesque early western town with Union Pacific and Burlington rail links, a population around 2200, elevated grounds, multiple churches, a public school and high school, electric lights, hotels, varied businesses, ample water, and affordable rents. It presents the town as safe for families and aimed to become a family school town of western Kansas while urging health via Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by J C Farley.
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Hays City
Kansas
Enon
Great Union
Kansas City
Burlington
Stone Court
J C Farley
Notice of Liquor License Application in Hays Kan
Notice first published May 20, 1903 announces that Harsby Ives has filed an application with the Pepper County Judge of Ellis County Kansas to obtain liquor licenses for medicinal and mechanical purposes in Hays City. The hearing is set for June 30, 1903 in Hays City. Dated May 29, 1903.
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Harsby Ives
Hays
Ellis County
Kangaa
Hays City
Kan
Kao
Farley
Notice of final proof in Ellis County Kansas
Notice from the Interior Land Office WaKeeney Kansas dated May 3 that sole claimant Wilkes has filed final proof for the NE quarter of Section 28 Township south of Range 19 and lists witnesses Herbert Vine Kelly Keggy Fred Asie and others residing at Ellis County Kansas, A H Blair Register.
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The
Interior
WaKeeney
Kansas
Ellis County
Haysenet
Wilkes
Egney Ae
Township
Herbert Vine
Keggy
Fred Asie Te
Wads P.O Ellis Co. Kamsas, A
HL. BLAIR + Register
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Presbyteriaa
E.R. Cole
Reliable Hardware
South Chestnut
John Schlyer
DeLaval
DeWatt & Co
Fim
DeWitt’s
J. C. Farloy
Jim
Hodge, Craver and Deering
Yost Milling Co
H. F. Madden
Colorado
Union Pacific
State Normal Notes
W. Elk
Butler
Normal
R.S. Russ
State Manual Training School
Pittsburg
Tern
College Avenue
A. H. Bushey
Peabody
Normel School
McDonald
Hormer
Wilkenson
Fort Hays
Tzigane
Shafer
Gebman
Geo. T. Coding
Press of Board of Chorus
Topeka Evening Journal
Old Fort
MacDonald
State School Journal
Jos. Hill
Emporia State Normal
G.A R. Hall
Emporia Normal
Eilis
Ellsworth
Rueszell
Elns
Trego
Gove
Thomas
Ness
Sheridan
Graham
Osborne
Rush
Smith
Rooks County
Unra Pacific Railway
Buikiing
Haney
Citizens’ State Bank
Kidnney
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