July 2nd Hays city circus and harvest notices
Gu ia C. L. Dixon fireworks. Bartholomew adds a room to his cottage. Photographer Voss views flag raising at the Normal. The Cash store debuts new shoes for men and boys. Livery barn improved with red coat and new carriages. Mrs CH Struhus to speak tomorrow. Ladies bicycles and a MacIntosh cape offered. Big Show coming with agents arranging the event. Miss Vetoes, former teacher, back at the Normal. U. S. Land office sale of Bemis pasture tracts. Lost MacIntosh cape on road near Joe Blenders. Invitation to attend the big show July 2nd at Bays city. 105) Sd Ave N. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bartholomew
Voss
Special encursoma cts at reduced rates to Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin
Information regarding sales and details of the sale will be cheerfully furnished on application to 137 J. H. Spratt, Agent. Tickets will be sold from Cozad Nobru Penokie Wakeenay Mun and points east thereof to all points in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin during July August and September by Unw FP.
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Jane
Cozad
Nobru
Penokie
Wakeenay
Mun
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
J. H. Spratt
County Superintendent Candidate Seeks Democratic Nomination
County residents report local visits from Mrs Westbrook’s sister from Kansas City and Dr Patterson’s mother from Sueridan county. Hill Wilson Jr returns for annual vacation. Roenfeldt daughters back for summer. Ellis County projects 9 201 dollars of tax funds for railroad company work. A beaming window painter caused a vivid scene last week. Mrs Dixon advertises Ladies Shoes. Atwood from Chicago visiting for harvest shows improvement. George Hubbell adds a two story house to his Buckeye home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Patterson
Sueridan County
Hill Wilson, Jr
Agam
Mr. Roenfeldt
DeWitt's Witsh Salve Promoted For Piles And Skin Wounds
An advertisement notes DeWitt's Witsh Salve as a certain cure for piles and various skin wounds. It claims strong results, mentions Hazel Saive and Meredith Willow Grove, Delaware, and warns against counterfeit products sold by J. G. Farley.
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Creed DeWitt
Meredith
Willow Grove
Del
DeWitt
J. G. Farley
Western Branch of State Normal Opens at Fort Hays
Fort Hays welcomed the Western Branch of the State Normal School with a 65 foot flagpole unfurling Old Glory. Prof. Wilkinson spoke, Prof. Picken led the celebration, band music filled the crowd, and students began the summer session under Principal Picken. The Topeka Evening Journal notes the historical flag history and the institution's growth for western Kansas.
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Topeka Evening Journal
Fort Hays
Kansas
Union Pacific RR
Custer
Miles
Schofield
Col Yard
Sebofeld
Hays
Fe Leavenworth
West
Haye
Kau
Asd
Belew
Wilkinson
State Normals of
Emporia & Haysety
Picken
Haye Normal
Fenchera
Stholers
Spannat Tenner
Hay+ nend
Sanz College Scnes
Ie Publie
State Normal notes and gymnasium benefits at Fort Ellsworth
The State Normal school on Wednesday received many books and fine pictures for classrooms. George Spencer advertises bicycles, aiding students, as the school starts with a growing library including session laws of 1901 and official Journals. New scholars arrive daily, and local parents are urged to send 8th grade and advanced students to the summer school. Prof Crawford assures easy examinations and Prot Picken promises timely attendance. A Elmira College contest records a 182 foot base ball throw by a lady, surpassing 163 feet. The gymnasium at the Fort strengthens athletic training for boys and girls, with gymnastic furniture and a large room. Prot Haney set records in the hammer and iron ball, underscoring benefits of gymnastics at the Agricultural college.
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Ings
Emporia
Kansas
George Clark
State Normal School
House
Senate
Prof. Crawford
Prot Picken
Elmira College
Haney
The
Agricultural College
Summer Session 1902 at Hays City Normal School
Report lists staff for the 1902 summer session at Hays City Normal School with Prof 9 N Wilkinson as president, Prof 5S Picken of Emporia Normal as principal, and assistants Miss Anna Kel ar and Prof J EB Crawford, noting attendance and teacher improvements if needed.
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Hays City
9. N. Wilkinson
5S Picken
The
Emporia Normal
Miss. Anna Kelar
Independence Kan
J. EB. Crawford
Haysety Schools
Buggy and horse for sale by Judd Bell
An advertisement offers a gentle horse with harness and phaedon for sale due to lack of use. Contact Judd Bell through Mre A. Bell of Great London Shows for particulars. The notice touts a large exhibition in Haye on Daly with two performances at 2 and 8 oclock P M featuring rare ponies and trained animals.
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Slater Family
Grand Street
Judd Bell
Mre
A. Bell
London
Haye
Daly
Oelock P. M
Music lessons by Mrs GLIFF near M EB church
Mrs GLIFF offers limited number of music lessons after 15 years of experience. She will provide quality instruction at regular prices. Located two blocks south of the M E church, residents welcome.
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Mrs & FL Gliff
M. EB
Local social notes and court mention in Wallace County
Jim Nolan returns from the east refreshed. Mra i Spratt’s parents from Abilene visit. Monroe and Ed Rea attend Wallace County court on a murder case. Mrs Ed Rea handles business at Wakeeney US Land Office this week. Mrs Ed Beach hosts a ladies gathering Tuesday. Rev Harpster escorted by Lutherans on a drive to gold fields Tuesday. Js Reeder, Charlie Reeder, J M Yost and wives back from California trip report good time. Fresh cow wanted for sale to a cash buyer. Rev Harpster’s visit included rounds of receptions at Shaffer’s, Middiekauffs, and Beach mansion. Wheat too green to cut. farmers warned cutting too green reduces price by 5 cents per bushel.
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Qenea Monroe
Ed Rea
Wallace County
Fee
US Land
Wakeeney
Ed Beach
Rev Harpzter
Wheat field experiments at Ft Hays reservation
Prof Haney collected large wheat heads in the county this week for tests on Ft Hays Agricultural land. Prof Caleton of the Washington Agricultural Department, who distributed the Macaroni wheat in the state, visited Wednesday to inspect the experimental plots on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
Ft Hays
Caleton
Agricultural Department
Washington
Cottage for sale by auction near Normal School grounds
Toe Wreckage Co has contracted to improve the Normal school grounds and offers Officers cottage No. 2 for sale to the highest bidder at noon next Saturday June 28. It is described as solid with intact doors and windows and available after harvest. Ed Wood is the contact at the Press Office. Prof Haney invites offers for the Big Barn as is with two stock sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Wreckage Co
Ed Wood
Jie
Haney
Citi zens Bank Adver Promotes Kinder Savings Boxes
Note the new adver of the Citi zens Bank. These little children's ak boxes are the most complete and serviceable we ever ran and Parents all over the county could not do a kinder set for their chil dren than present them one. Go see them at the bank. Not a plaything but useful.
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Citizens Bank
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Howe
Sanger
Alora
Schlyer’s
John
Schlyer
Frank Havemann
James Mains
Freedom
L. Dexon
al Rolinsos
CH Struhus
Sere
Learler
Henry Orcant
Miranda Shatter
Mias Inez Brosius
Azaw
Avery
Gu Ia C. L. Dixon
Mise
U. S. Land Office
W Bemis
Joe Blenders
Winder
Amediea
Waslington
Queen Victoria
Sir John ‘Jenniel
Address Whites! Publishing Co
Sd Ave
George Spencer
South Chestnut
Zeigier’s
Ws J. Wood
John Schlyer
Ihereby
Alans Jansen
Mrs Westbrook
K. C
Ellis County
Ladies’ Shoes
DL. Dixon
Mr. Atwood
Chcago
George Hubbell
John Schiyer
Reabe
Bays City
Natural
Kansas School System
J. N. Wilkinson
Amy Keller
Jas
E Crawford
Yost’s Mill
Old Fort ‘Hays
Kansas State Normal
Jennie Ward
Brown
Ainsus
State Schools of
Cken
Yost
Our City
Jim Nolan
Mra.i Spratt
Abiline
Charlie Reeder
J. M. Yost
California
Harpster
Shaffer
Scott Currin
B. E. Kelley
Gil Jack
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