Prize Resolutions Endorse Reeder Hoch Hoch
The Kansas press notes Trego county Republicans adopted a one sentence platform, “We leave well enough alone,” endorsing W. A. Reeder for congress J. H. Reeder for judge of the Twenty third Judicial district and E. W. Hoch for governor. The Wa Keeney convention style praised brevity and substantiality in politics.
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Trego County
Wa-Keeney
W. A. Reeder
Congress
J. H. Reeder
Twenty-third Judicial District
E. W. Hoch
State Journal
United States
Hoch
Reeder
Kansas
Trega County
New York Sun
L. M. Gibson
County convention delegates chosen at Trego court house
The county convention in Trego met at the court house on Saturday March 31 1906 at 2 pm. Chairman Purcell led the session with Hudson Harlan temporary chair and H S Givier secretary. Committees on permanent organization credentials and resolutions were named. Delegates and alternates for state, congressional, and judicial conventions were elected with instructed delegates to Reeder for judge and Reeder for Congress. Weather notes report rain and cold, March the cloudiest month. several local items follow including poetical weather data.
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Icans
Trego County
Court House
F. W. King
Francis Ridgway
J. H. Deatrich
H. S. Givler
J. G. Hixson
Geo. W. York
C. F. Folkers
Harvey
W. P. Harmen
A P. Hinshaw
RB. L. Batley
Curt Redmond
J. A. Nelson
C. C. Vetter
J. R. Guilbert
I. T. Pfircell
W. Firing
PB. W. O'Toole
W. A. Reeder
J. Hi. Reeder
Pne
Wexiroom
Wa-Keeney
Local Correspondence Highlights Community Life and Affairs
April in full bloom with events across Wa Keeney Collyer and Voda. Residents attend services Palm Sunday and visit nearby towns. Millinery shop opening planned on Main Street. local auto travel, lumber hauling, and farm activity noted. Educational exams, lectures teased, and social visits mark a busy week in the district.
Local Farm Briefs in Big Creek Area
Farmers report weather shifts and generous rain with oats, barley, and wheat thriving. A Leonard returns from Topeka. W F King buys calves from John Herbert. Bruce Furbeck visits Dopeka. Jacob Dutcher tilts a veil on his Glencoe farm. Furbeck family buys Mrs M M Shepherd’s Glencoe property. Gus Wahilorg plans to move to Minnesota. Rex Helmick relocates from Ellis to Plainville for the year. Purbeck collaborates with Ron and Waldo of Ellis on a dent and team gear.
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Bruce Furbeck
Jacob Dutcher
Glencoe
Is. B. Furbeck
Rex, Helmick
M. EB. Churel
Ellis
Plainville
B. B. Purbeck
Ron & Waldo
Bruce
Local Field Notes From A Rainy Period
Rain continues, farms report activity with C Wont sowing oats and Kristoff cultivating barley and planting potatoes. V Mallinovsky sows spelts, Bordovsky and family work for H D Teld, E Bordovsky for John Conner, Emery Cass hauls corn, weather shows overground standing water, Nina Neil passed an exam at Wa Keeasy, Stanity Austin had dinner with.
Kansas City Markets Report April 3 1906
Cattle receipts reach 24 000 head in two days with strong showing yesterday but weak demand today. March beet steers volume up 49 percent amid bad weather reducing shipments to 41 000 from 55 000 last year. Hog supply 15 000 head the heaviest in months with steady prices near winter highs. Prices vary across cattle and hogs with steers at 4.75 to 5.95, heifers and cows weaker, stockers and feeders quiet, and wool prices aiding lambs and mutton prospects.
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Kansas City
Sal
Ste
Presbytery of Osborne to Convene in Russell Kansas
The Presbytery of Osborne adopts Presbyterian governance in and around Russell Kansas. It will convene Thursday evening April 1 with business sessions Friday and Saturday in daytime and popular addresses in the evenings. The Woman's Presbyterial Society will meet Friday in the Baptist church and a public meeting is planned for Friday evening at the Presbyterian church. all sessions are open to the public. Jax Cankou, E venner.
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Irl Cross
Kelle Glenn
Collyer
Lttle
Presbytery
Osborne
Russell County
Kansas
Presbyterian Church
Thus City
Woman's Presbyterial Society
Church
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C. W. Miller
Hays
Jon A. Nelson
Judicial
Eilis—O. W. Miller
Trege
John A. Nelson
Goyve
Joe Mendenhall
Logan
R. L. Winslow
Wallace
W. £. Ward
BH. L. Banker
Commlttee
Beardsley
Joe Mentienhall
Gove Coenty
B. Jone
Gove
Gc, Vetter
Ogaltan
Franklin County
John
Lowa
Mary
Dkb
Tran
Dr. Taltet
Envist
Wa-Keenay
Joseph PT. Barker
T. W. Cloud
HS. Girler
J. B. Sites
E. A. Rea
Robert Bailey
Kinmundy
J. M. Yost
Star Grocery
W. H. Swigrete
Ernest Courtney
Banner
Central Lumber Company
Clara I. Reynolds
John R. Wilson
Sturgis
Mich
H. O. Hodges
A. E. Woodworth
Kline
P. Lucas
St. Peter
David Kendall
Vnele
Josh Musgrave
Grandpa Vetter
Cockrell
Ogallah Township
Keeney
Kas
Lincoln
August Tegtmeyer
J. C. Hockiman
Voda
Hockman
Weggen
Chas. Steinbermer
Tintchinson
Lrade
F. A. Howland
Hii City
A. S. Pescuck
Geo. Pinknant
Mirshallind Gaughter
Geo. Rose
Chas. Hall
Galetti
Cuesday
Ben
Norton
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
The
Trego Mercantile Company
L. P. Law
Rex Clemens
Wa Keeney
Independent
Rev
Clemens
Baptist Church
Evangelist Law
George W. Cross
W. A. Eppler
Colby Land Office
Dodge City
Colby
Wallace County
Cheyenne County
Rawlins
Sherman
Wyandotte County
Geo. E. Rose
Rose
Rosedale
George Pinkhaws
Ewes Vaughe
A.J. Ellermeyer
McMillen
Weroine
Quasqueton
Iowa
Lela
George McAtee
Morland
McAfee
Graham County
Mr. McAtee
Ano
Atay
Velegram
M. E. Church
Epworth League
W. E. Scott
Ridgway School
Elder Lee
Lord
Baoding
Eva
T. Dann
P. W. King
W. King
E. Morse
Briggs
Ritcher
Anna E. Boucher
Arnold
Hays News
Kirby
We Keeney
St. Michael's
Charlie Glenn
Iri Cross
T. Courtney
Emery Cass
Lena Zemin Sanday- Rt. Owens
Commissioners Meeting
Munitay
Mrs. A. Schwanbeck
H. Evich
Sanday
Frank Spena
Miss Iksa
Arthur Zeman
Chas. Thiet
George Kristoff
Eliza
Hattie Countryman
Chas. Thiel
W. D. Austin
Big Creek
Moreley
A. Leonard
Topeka
W. F. King
John Herbert
Gus Wahilorg
Riverside
Minnesota
E. Bordovsky
John Conner
Bordovsky
H. D. Teld
RB. ‘Owens
Nina Neil
Wa-Keeasy
Stanity Austin
Jax Cankou, Evenerr
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