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Newspaper

The Hays Free Press

Location

Hays, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1917

Page

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Cox Family Reunion In Grinnell On Sunday

Mrs. G M Cox and Tom‑myr visit. Wilson hosts Cox family reunion at Grinnell home. Mrs Geo Philip Jr and Scotty visit Kansas City this week. A F Cochran buys Adkins lots on South Main at avenue corner near depot site and plans brick building 95 by 20 with 20 by 20 addition facing Allen avenue. Boom town growth noted with warehouse on opposite side of the track.

Texas Pasenta A. F. Cochran Adkins South Main Street En Venue Allen Avenue A. A. Heelic North Chestnut Street Health Department Royal Hays City Shively Elass Presbyterian Church Florence Nickles Florence Francesickles Dora Groff Florence Speer Gladys Morrison Della Uargh Bega Morse Margaret Chittenden Elizabeth Chittenden Chloe Edna Deardorf Carrie McKeown Mary Chittenden Rose Helier Esther Shively Ruth Snyder P. J. Deane H. Hwinters H. E. Malloy Rena Faubion McIntyre Joe Irvin H. B. Neiswanger C. H. Jameson E. M. Speer H. B. Kohl G. 5. Grass Rose Nolan Harry Felten E. B. Matthew Resiorth Pera Nen Felten Fort and Second Streets P. Depot Nora Platner Ellis N. P. Gassman Wilson Jake Gosser Oakley City Hall Alex Philip Kansas City Normal Auditorium Edith Cross Otis Rice Fred Cross Hays Mr. Baughman Milicent Shade Wichita Bertha Mary Georg ” Virmond la Teases Justus Bissing J. E. Hill Normal Avenue Geo. Hubbel West South Main Street Walter Steadman Ti Jacobs Missan Eee East Normal Avenue Fred Wagner Fred Miller Prof. Malloy West Normal Avenue J. T. Morrison C. W Henry Tholen Mra King Tos Jachan Facol Gottachatk Farmers State Bank

Notice on animal control and pest remedies from Hog-free land rules

City marshal John J. Roth warns residents to remove hogs and hog pens by April 1 and to keep poultry and livestock in compliance with local statutes. The notice also promotes Dr. Pruitt products for worm and lice treatment on horses and cattle. The trapping season is declared over and land-holding rules prohibit hunting or hunting-like activity on the properties of C. G. Cochran & Sons.

Hays John J. Roth C.G. Cochran & Sons

Presbyterian Banquet Highlights Local Church Ties

Forty to fifty men from the Presbyterian church gathered for a Thursday banquet at the church, with the Aid Society and young ladies assisting. Toasts covered church relations to schools, community assets, youth, local social problems, and the business side of church. A civic-spirited reception preceded plans for social and community improvement.

Presbyterian Church Ies Aid Society Lee BE. C. Flood Rex l G. Cochran Eseen Williams Hays Milling Co Gerret Snyder

Biggest Best and Last Offer Contest Opens Today

Mrs. Alonzo Brammitt leads the field this week with Fred Solomon Jr in a tight second and Hattie Mixer in third place as the contest starts.

Alonzo Bramitt Fred Solomon, JR Hattie Mixer Fred Solomon Alonzo Bruritt Albert Copeland Ellis Hattie Mixer Victoria John J. Burgardt

Biggest Last and Best Vote Offer in Studebaker Contest

Announcement today promotes the final and top vote offer for the contest. Every $50.00 subscription yields a 2,000,000 vote ballot, aiming to pick real contenders for the Studebaker auto on March 31, 1917. Participants urged to act now before the March 24 deadline. stay alert for the final week’s schedule.

Studebaker Sen Yaar Pears St Po Breeze

City considers new City Hall and public works

Local council weighs a $15,000 City Hall project on Fort and Second, with the Grand Army Association offering a corner site and a hall for elf soldiers rent free. The plan includes space for the fire department and rest rooms, plus a possible stock exchange feature. Also noted are upcoming Golden Belt Association events and several new residences and business constructions around town.

Grand Army Association Fort Second Prosen Hays Eeen

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