29 Sep 1921
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
1
Commentary callbacks to the 18th Amendment and enforcement in Kansas, praisingAmerica’s stance while criticizing opponents. Mentions clergy support, local reflect on past liquor laws, and notes planned civic events and community notices amid a broader push for temperance and national unity.
Friday morning school assembly featured piano solos readings and a pen speech with students Parker Noble Logan Eva Wood Kraus and Barick among performers. An Intelligence Test was conducted and results will follow. An orchestra and possible band are discussed as are domestic science canning and sewing projects. Local notices include travel to Abilene for a funeral, new housing displays, and community events. a wheat relief drive and Near East Relief appeal are noted with calls for grain donation.
Mrs C N Wood and her children moved to Hays and acquired the laundry business. Charley Wood is working there making wood and expresses satisfaction with the location. The Wood family reports growing business after previous attempts by others to run the laundry. The Res eel Informer notes growing success since taking over.
The article chronicles early ice cream in America from Colonial mansions to the first 1788 New York Post Boy ad. It credits Thomas Masters with early sampling machinery and cites Jacob Pussel as a pioneer wholesaler. It notes ice cream as a leading American industry with over 200 billion dollars in annual sales.
The Presbyterian Church held its annual Sunday School celebration and graduation exercises on a Sunday in the city. Superintendent Mrs Rankin led the program with capable aids as attendance grew and teaching improved. Recitations impressed. boys and girls performed well, with praise for all, including a notable solo by Lranphone and a cradle service led by Mrs Philip and Mrs Stevenson.
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