Sheriff Candidate Declares Independent Candidacy in Trego County
E. M. Roffner announces as an independent candidate for Sheriff of Trego County. He urges voters’ support at the November general election and pledges personal attention to three duties of the office. The notice appears in a per year subscription context established in 1879.
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Trego County
Comment on primary elections and political reform
The speaker argues that the primary system is no closer to voter will than the old convention method. Only about one in four voted in nominations and the winning candidate held only about one in sixteen of total party adherents. The piece critiques public interest, warns lawmakers against repealing primaries, and ends with a note on international affairs and a wish for continued Palestinian success.
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Republican Party
Rambling reminiscence of roasting ears and boyhood memories
A nostalgic sketch recalls the term roasting ear and a rural autumn scene. The narrator pictures an old Greplace, a wood fire, and a barefoot boy watching smoke curl from a chimney. He describes a family hearth with a three skillet setup and a feast prepared by a father in rustic detail.
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Father
Local WaKeeney News Notes and Ads Roundup
Pure home made land at Baker's. For sale all of section 16 12 22 two and one half miles northwest of Ogallah. Advertising notes urge business growth in WaKeeney and homes. Local visits include H F Kime, E Flood, Mrs Berquist, Mrs Blair, Dr Brown and many residents. Activities cover weddings, medical visits, and plans for rental housing expansion in WaKeeney.
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Baker's
Cave Realty Company
WaKeeney
H. F. Kime
E. C. Flood
Hays
G. E. Berquist
Lindsborg
A. H. Blair
Waterman
Reliable Jewelry
Chas. Steel
Ellis
E. H. Hillman
Reliable Jewelry Store
Ogallah
T. B. Hays
J. W. Phares
Colorado
Crescent
M. J. Brown
L. M. Baker
Probate Court
Clorado
Unele
Logan
Mr. Logan
Colie Inglis
Salina
H. C. Johnson
Kansas
Missouri
George S. Tilton
Ora Cruse
Banner
Margaret Chalk
Henry Schroeder
Shennandoah
Iowa
Elizabeth
Ralph
Chalk
Walter Baugher
An Old Timer Reflects On Yesterday At A Potluck
A nostalgic voice recalls mantelpiece keepsakes and a gravity clock as a reminder of bygone days. He imagines a modern news frame while planning a night of canned music, aviation talk, and a movie line party with Edytha's fudge.
Hodak Finishing Ad Near Oil Station
Classified item advertising reliable finishing services by Gertrude Brockway, promising work guaranteed. Located one block south of the oil station at advertisement number 2341p.
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Hodak
Gertrude Brockway
Future stocker and feeder market outlook 1919
In the grain and cattle outlook, 220,000,000 bushels of wheat spare and a soft corn crop potential push lower feed costs. A bumper Kansas and Oklahoma corn crop may not reach rail due to distance, prompting feeding rather than purchasing. A beef cattle shortage looms next nine to twelve months with higher prices from December to June. Northwest cattle would be few this fall after drought and hard winter, while Texas and South/Southwest trends show more direct packer purchases. Money scarcity and high rates favor money holders. prudent pre-arrangements with bankers are advised. Pig production constrained by sow numbers, but feed margins look good. no overproduction due to stocker shortages. Omaha receipts expected light. feeders may buy in Kansas City. Alexander, Conover & Martin, Kansas City, Mo.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Northwest
Texas
Omaha
Kansas City
Alexander, Conover & Martin
Court of Industrial Relations sets new Waco exchange phone rates
The order fixes monthly charges for WacKeney exchange lines including 2.50 for business and 1.50 for residence lines, 25c for desk sets, 50c for extensions, 50c rural party line, and 56c rural switching. City charges due monthly, rural quarterly by the 15th of the second month. arrears warned of service disconnection and penalties, credits for prepaying rural accounts.
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Court of Industrial Relations
Broce Goffe
Lying Orders and a Brick Shortage at Duty Call
The foreman berates Cassidy for not hauling a full brick load up the ladder. With bricks scarce, Cassidy gathers workers and shouts to a fifth floor worker to throw him one brick to make good his road. Miss Francis Keller and Miss Katherine Scherr were seen shopping in Wa
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Cassidy
Francis Keller
Katherine Scherr
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