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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
1
In a bustling hub near John Schlyers implement house farmers rush to secure Jones Headers. harvests are strong, and more orders follow as the mill halts for about two months to expand capacity. Local notes touch on shops, outfits, and upcoming town improvements.
Union Pacific offers Summer Excursion Rates to Colorado for health and pleasure. Round trips from Missouri River points priced One Fare, plus $2. valid June 15 to 30 and July 10 to August. July 1 to 9 and September 1 to 10 also at $15 round trip. Returns from Oct 1, 1901. Proportions vary by intermediate points. Includes agent contact 331 J. H Spratt. Also mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills for constipation.
The eighth year of entry requires contestants to appear and offer evidence at 10 o'clock a.m. on July 25, 1902, before the Register and Receiver at the U S Land office in Wakeeney Kansas. The notice is published by I Purcell Registrar with earlier dates and references to public notice. A consumer testimonial claims a cure for breakfast discomfort and improved meals.
A Bay mare with ears marked by a white patch and a distinctive tail was lost from a farm near Pleas Ant Bill on Friday. The owner asks to contact the local office or Baleke if found.
A letter from Lacy of Fortville Indiana laments mounting fatigue and memory issues. The writer describes chronic headaches, restless sleep, and a sense of half-finished work. The note ends with a quip about remedies, suggesting emotional strain and health concerns.
Mrs John Schlyer and Henry Oshant with family left Thursday for a month in Buffalo at the Exposition. Ladies Musical Society met at Mrs C C Brosigs with plans for a social family picnic in early July. US Land Attorney Allen Cox arrived from Dallas to help with Reservation homestead cases amid heated debate over the Attorney General brief and potential rehearing. Residents urge fair treatment of homesteaders and adherence to the Golden Rule amid ongoing land disputes and legislative questions.
A reader-borne letter urges caution on a 2000 acre Fort Hays park plan with buffalo and deer, weighing economic benefits to townsfolk and settlers against costs and state actions. Editors note harvests, school changes, and a picnic fund drive buoy community morale amid local discourse.
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