04 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
1
Community notes report Mrs. Judd Wood's illness, Easter on April 28, and local events. Wheat arrivals from southern townships, weddings announced for Andrew Denning with Catharine Houser and John Denning with Maggie Goetz, plus a mint ringe by Rev. Brown and Susie Taylor. Concert series tickets, new Majestic Range agency, road repairs, school term closure, spring farming tips, and a local farm for sale by Alex Balweg.
Feed for sale Kaffir corn hay and sorghum advertised along with Kaffir corn seed Early Vermont Early Ohio seed potatoes at a farm northwest of Hays. Other notes include hardware, windmills, water works, local elections and town events from the Ida County or nearby region.
A local report notes Fort Hays bills passed, including a $15,000 gymnasium and $17,900 for the Experiment Station over two years. It also references 60,000 to 80,000 outside dollars expected, allocations from land income for school use, a three year course, and a park bill. Citizens thank Senator Buschow and Representative Oshant.
VOGLE has received a large supply of galvanized service pipe and, with his men, is kept busy installing water connections for those converting to city water. The work proceeds smoothly as crews lay lines and complete fittings for households adopting municipal supply.
Union Pacific lists one way Colonist tickets from Missouri River terminals to many western cities through May 15 1905. Fares include 20 dollars to Ogden Salt Lake City 22 50 to Spokane Wenatchee and Vancouver 25 to Portland Sacramento and Los Angeles plus variations via routes to Tacoma Seattle Everett and more. Through tourist cars run daily with double berths six dollars and seventy five cents. Contact nearest railroad agent for details.
Large farm and ranche offering cattle rental to suitable parties. Requires several teams and 3 men or 1 grown boy to operate. Sewing by Freese and frain. Plain sewing now offered from residence on Mosier Avenue with guaranteed good work at reasonable prices. Contact Mrs Mae Wilkes or Mass Bertha Swartz or write Hays P.O.
Established machinery business offered for sale with a promised sure profit. Seller cites excess other work and seeks to quit hard labor. Includes offer of one year free subscriptions to K C Star or Topska Kansas. Limited free copies available. respond now to secure a yearly daily paper deal.
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