02 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
1
Township election day nears with low voter interest while residents debate the importance of commissioner selection. Nearby reports cover an accident at Palmer Road crossing, social events, and testimonials for Kodol Dyspepsia cure from G A Levels and J. C. Farley, amid various local items.
The June 3 open land decision shows a proviso that land was open for settlement but not entry. Settlers who filed settlement first and then applications are good, while earlier entry filings are void. Names mentioned include Jim Nolan Jeter Nathantel Robins and Harry Freese. Wakeeney office notified June 13 1899 and Aug 19 1899 that entries rest on application were to be cleared. The piece laments reservation politics and urges action by the community and Regents, noting local figures and upcoming events such as a piano fundraiser.
Freedom farm offers White Leghorn chickens and Mammoth Bronze turkeys with stock guaranteed at the best prices. Located south of Hays, Louis Kvana promotes reliable poultry at his farm with a focus on quality and value.
An old plea extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as economical medicine offering 100 doses for one dollar. The note notes affordability and broad use, urging readers to try the tonic for general wellness.
A misnamed candidate states they are not able to campaign for Trustees and asks voters not to vote for them. The text also mentions residents Alice Cole returning home from Sinna Thomas Uarrick adding a two story addition, and survey work by Robbins in east Sa line township. A local windmill installation by Schwallers and various household items for sale or auction follow, including fabric, sewing machines, and household goods.
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