Mayors Election Proclamation for City of Hays Kansas
General City Election proclaimed for April in Hays Kansas with voting from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. One councilman from each ward for two year terms and one councilman from the Third Ward for one year. Designated wards and polling places include First Ward Alex Schueler Jr office Second Ward City Hall Third Ward John Boy Store with named judges and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T, Geo. Philip, Jr
Hays
Kansas
Alex Schueler, Jr
Miss Leahy
Steve Joy
James McGrane
Miss Keller
M. M. Zeigler
City Hall
L. Groff
S. Frank
A Goethius
Crawford
McLain
Third Ward
John Boy
A. D
Geo. Philip
Peter Holameister
S. A
Pioneer Legislator and Jurist of Kansas Dies
JUDGE JAMES H. REEDER OF HAYS DIES AT 75, AFTER LONG CAREER IN KANSAS AND DENVER. BORN JUNE 20, 1850 IN PARK COUNTY INDIANA, REEDER PRACTICED LAW, SERVED IN KANSAS LEGISLATURE, WAS CLERK OF PRIVATE CLAIMS COURT, BECAME JUDGE OF THE TWENTY-THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, LATER PRACTICED IN KANSAS CITY. SURVIVED BY WIDOW ALTHEA O FALLON GRAHAM AND SEVERAL BROTHERS AND A STEPBROTHER. BODY TO HAYS FOR BURIAL. NOTED ORATOR AND POLITICAL FIGURE WITH INTEREST IN LATIN AND GREEK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fial
Mabel Young
C. A. Robinson
Anna Meyer
Bison
G. W. Meyer
Vida Howie
Kansas City
James Bednasek
Ass Bessie
Wilson
Daring Golden Belt
Dora Kraus Grumbein
Elrant
McCracken
Hays
Isaac Zeigler
Hattie Dague
Dorrance
Harvey Fellers
B. E
Hays City
East Eleventh Street
Reeder
Park County
Indiana
Auw University
Ary Leve
Greencastle
Kansas
Praciise
Senico Nelwadde
Ingalls
Court of Private Claims
Congress
New Mexico
Twenty-third
Denver
Missouri
Althea O’fallon Graham
Althea O’fallon Graham, Who Survives Him. Besides His Widow, Judge Reeder
Silas
Joseph
Charles
Ann Reeder
Ralph Graham
Haysley
Union Pacific Raiway
Jerry Moehler
Salina
Lee Monroe
Harlan Judge Reeder
James Harlan
United States
Iowa
M. Harlan
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Judge Reeder
Daughtters
Platte City
Obituary and local notices from a Kansas paper
Obituary notices for Mrs. Jessie S Wann and related bereavements list her family and burial details. Mentioned are dates, places, and locations including Ashgrove, Arlington, Denver, and Hays. Also notes about other local figures, events, and a caucus, plus classified ads for livestock, real estate, and a residence purchase.
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Citizend State Bank
Clarence King
Rooks County
Ohio
Baptist Parsonage
E. 0. Rogers
Mable
Mat Tuan
Buckeye Township
John M
C. W. Miller
John
Dwight Wooster
Anna Keller
Regiter OF Deeds
Office of Register of Deeds
Leona M. Jantzen
A. M. McClain
Markey House
Eel Auditorium
Mildred Meserve
Ellis
Alice Craig
The
Methodist
Elizabeth Chittenden
Grinnell
Golden Belt
Wolf Binder
Lettie Combs
Oklahoma
Gladys Miller
Roger Miller
Armstrong
Graham County
Kate
Fort Hays
Free Press
Harry Freese
Farmer Korbe
Munjor
John Peter Younger
Gage
Keokuk
Our City
Thomas Car- Tick
Dr. Hemm
St. Louis
Normal Avenue
Kafr
Schlyer & Arnhold’s
Campbell
Pes
Nebraska
Hugo Koht
Funston
Jends
Albert Burtscher
Bieler
WaKeeney
Miss Macintosh
Childen’s
Milliney
Batarangesh
Miss Macintosh’s
Mago Kohl
Camp Funston
King Brothers
Chestnut Street
Paul Drees
James Aoe Reeder
Ralph
Siven
Arthur Sennet
Rush County
Frank Reed
Ington
Jessie Tuttle
Hackberry
Beulah Bell Gehrer
Dewey C. Gugler
Chapman
Frank ‘Fields
Aho
Rae Phe
W. A. Lewis
Wa Keeney
Sutton
Jewell
Irish
Oscar Strailey
Strailey
Man
Board of Education
Havemann
Lieut
Clinton Mor
France
Ce Pos
Suest
Matthew
Ee Orest
Accoma
Hick
James H. Reeder
Schlyer & Ann 'S
Geo. Starr
Frank B. Sheck
Citizens State Bank
Roberts
Normal School
Prof. Lee
Ford
Free Press Office
State Supreme Court
Acta
Totes Ies
Irmin
W. L. Decker
Aates
E. B. Matthew
Federal Reserve System
Itt
Wichita
First National Bank
Jessie S. Wann
St. Anthony’s
Hoomtal
Aceek
Wiest. Vneinens
Mt. Allen
Wann
Ashgrove
Ilington
Chicago
Lersell County
Colo
Curtis M. Wann
Monroe
Jouroe
E. C. Joners
Lens Ford
London
Prof
Howard Co
F. R. Oshant
Gray Horse
George Mcintosh
Buff Orphington
Sele
Duroc
P. O
B. G
Carl Leiker & Son
Hays, Kansas
the Farmers’ Bank
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