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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
3
Fragment from a personal note describing a girl named Miss Brown, a teacher, a doctor, and a neighbor view. the writer laments a breakup after witnessing a romantic encounter near a bridge and contemplates giving up on love. The piece blends gossip with self doubts and mentions Christmas and a wedding in the future.
A Wednesday light rain spurred garden starts while Editor John Freese worked Ellis County Souvenir prep. Delegates to state meetings, primary law notes, and rail of candidates fill the scene as residents attend events, repairs, and visits across Ellis and Ness counties.
A candidate announces intention to run for Register of Deeds in the Democratic Primary. The speaker pledges a satisfactory administration if elected and notes the announcement was made at Paul Pfannenstiel on June 4.
Department of the Interior announces a homestead contest concerning entry No 8502 filed Sept 11 1905 by William E Reals against Otto M Olsen. Contest alleges lack of residence and abandonment. hearings set for March 10 1908 before Ellis County Probate Judge and March 17 1908 before Register and Receiver in Colby Kansas. Publication ordered due to inability to serve.
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Bank promotes starting an account with very small sums and promises easy ongoing deposits once begun. It urges customers to begin today, claiming benefits will be obvious and ongoing.
Read the Free Press for all the latest on Hays merchants inside and out, with a locally produced home print edition highlighting new shops, ongoing sales, and community notices.
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