Baker's pickled pork and other town notices
Pickled pork at Baker's. Skelton returned from Nebraska last week. Rev. Scott is holding revival meetings at Ozallah this week. Mrs. G. R. Custer visits her grandmother in Menlo. W. L. Olson and family return to Solomon, Kansas. Mrs. Shaw and family move into Mrs. Yates' property. For sale near-new single harness. Dr. Avery optician at American House Wednesday. Plymouth Rock breeding roosters for sale. Oil burners purchased by local business men. Presbyterian Aid society meets with Mrs. Blair. NE visitors from Smithfield, Nebr., hosted by local residents. Gunckel rents Clifton building to move stock here. E. F. Sullivan, optician, at American House Friday. Loose Wiles candies at Book Store. Thoroughbred Shoe at Gleason & Marshall. Mrs. L. Givler to Hays for mother’s illness. Local families mourn infant’s death December 2. Tax visit from Collyer. Miss Shepherd, milliner, leaves for Nebraska. Uncle Billy Littlethird hauls machinery. Fred Anderson moves to Oakley for UP job. Stan Straw conducts funeral of Henry Schetcher. Gett erbeck & Lucas offer lumber, coal, stoves, paints and supplies. Queen Quality shoes in stock at Gleason & Marshall. Roden from Nebraska visiting, brother here. Otto Olson returns from trip to Lindola. Miss Lucy Courtright visiting sister in city. Wim. Bower en route to Ottawa for holidays. Grandma Sommerville dies. obituary next week.
Local Rentals and Duck Hunt Report
J H Heckman rents the building south of Gleason and Marshall’s store and half of the front room to J H Poffenberger for a barber shop. Mr and Mrs H B Coffey visited from Bosna. Coffey hunted ducks recently and claimed a batch of duck killing at once. It remains to be seen if Mike Kelly can prevail.
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J.H. Heckman
Gleason & Marshall
J. H. Poffenberger
WaKeeney notes on glasses dances and notices
Local items include an optician ad at WaKeeney State Bank and a December 12 dance at Big Creek ball. City council set regular session for next Monday with small matters on agenda. Also listed are a milk cow for sale, travelers visiting Trezo county, and Frank Spena revisiting old scenes in Kansas.
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Big Creek
Frank Spena
Humansville
Trezo County
Frank
Missouri
Trego County
Hog farming boom in a box country described
A Telegram report praises a hog producing region noting abundant feed from kattie corn and low disease risk. The source claims hogs are highly profitable, reach maturity quickly, and multiply fast, with hog shipments increasing yearly.
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Lawson
K. K
Ogallan Creamery Co Public Auction Notice
Public sale Monday December 14 1900 at 2 pm for Ogallan Creamery building and machinery including 6 hp steam engine DeLaval cream separator 4 tanks steam pump 100 ft galvanized iron pipe 2 scales and all other company property. Cash for $5 and under credit ten months for over $5 5 percent discount for cash. W A Tawney secretary W A Eppler auctioneer W A Tawney clerk.
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Ogallah Creamery
Tireams
The
Ogallan Creamery Co
W. A. Tawney
W. A. Eppler
Devoe Paints Praised by Frank Robinson of Wilkes-Barre
A letter from Frank Robinson of Wilkes-Barre Pa praises Devoe paints for lasting wear. He notes one third of paint left over and mentions other old jobs still in good condition. The letter quotes Devoe representatives and questions finding an easier way to learn paint choices.
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Frank Robinson
Usville
Devoe
Messrs. Kernochan & Co
EW Devoe & Co
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Verbeck & Lucas Paul Huycke & Co
Ogallah
Weather Report From Wa Keeney Week Ends Wednesday Noon
Government thermometer readings show winter weather with daily highs and lows from Thursday to Wednesday. Temperatures range from a high of 48 to a low of 12, with notable lows of 26 and 12 on Wednesday and Sunday respectively. Precipitation for the last week in November 2024 exceeded totals in September and October combined.
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Wakeeney
Great Music Offer for Piano and Organ Players
Send three or more performer names and twenty-five cents in silver or postage to receive the latest popular music roll postpaid. The roll includes 320 pages of sheet music with piano or organ arrangements such as Rod Knauer's "Plight of the" and "The Girl I've Seen." Also notes a stray black calf branded 6 three miles south of Voda, Kansas, belonging to J.J. Zeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Knauer
Manila
Ular Music Publishing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Voda
J.J. Zeman
Wa-Keeney
Magic Lantern Subscriptions Offer From Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Journal advertises a magic lantern promotion offering a lantern with 50 views to any boy or girl who secures eight new subscribers at 25 cents for two years totaling two dollars. Remit by post office money order or draft and send names to Kansas City Journal, Kansas City, Missouri.
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Kansasity Weekly Journal
THE
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Kansas City Market Report December 1 1908 cattle and hogs prices
Kansas City Stock Yards reports moderate cattle receipts up 14 000 headed and steady to higher prices from last week for killing and stock cattle. Top beef steers 7.10, feed steers 5.15 to 6.35, cows 2.75 to 4.50, heifers 3.50 to 5.00, bulls 2.60 to 3.75, calves 3.50 to 6.40. Hog run 20 000, top 5.90, bulk 5.20 to 5.50, pigs 4.00 to 5.25. Sheep and lambs stronger with lambs at 5.46, yearlings 1.00 to 5.25, wethers 4.25 to 4.60, ewes 3.55 to 4.25. Overall demand steady to active, exports hindered by East coast disease and ship-space constraints.
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Kansas City
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Colorado
West
Unclear Market Brief on Asian Beae 8S Earnings
Fragmentary note references Asian Beae 8S with prices 3.35 and 4.00 to 4.50 and mentions earnings around 4.00 to 4.50. Lacks complete names, dates, or context to confirm entities or events.
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Baker's
Skelton
Nebraska
A. Spitswangle
Obin
Scott
Ozallah
Gleason & Marshall's
G. R. Custer
Menlo
Taturan
W. L. Olson
Solomon, Kans
Pete DeBoer
Glenn
Dr. Avery
American House
Plymouth Rock
J. W. Mason
Marquand & Myerly
Presbyterian Aid Society
A. H. Blair
August Meyer
Smithfield
Nebr
Ernest Musseman
J. F. Gunckel
Clifton
Kan
E. F. Sullivan
Optician
Baker’s
Gleasom & Marshall’s
Alin Setlens
S. A
Collyer
Billy Littlethird
Fred Anderson
Oakley
Fred
Union Pacific
Stan Straw
Quinter
Henry Schetcher
Getterbeck & Lucas
T. J. Roden
Otto Olson
Willcox Township
Lindola County
Lucy Courtright
Wesleyan Business College
Salina
Harry Gerbeart
Wim. Bower
We | Keeney
Ottawa
Grandma Sommerville
Soaps & Si
WaKeeney State Bank
E. FP. Sullivan
Lou A. Sigler
E. D. Benson
Wills Law
Roswell
New Mexico
George B. Krause
Walnut Ave
Altoona
M. J. Brown
Salina Eye
Wa Keeney
Germany
Fred Rensmeyer
Henry Kirkeck
America
Frank W. Williams Co
W. Taylor St
Til
Elliot A. Boyl
Everett Kemp
Boyl
Dr. Bowl
Phil
Washburn
Fraternity House
Frank Mohler
Ethel Yoxall
Russell
Yoxall
Albert Yoxall
Mohler
Alma High School
Mobler
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford
International Y. M.C. A
Canitonm
Seattle
China
State Journal
Kans
Weather Report
Rhayfever
Evy
Howe
Dreghts Wery
Trac
Akonigers
Theite
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Kansas City Market Report
J. A. Rigkart
L. 3
Gee
Banner
W.A
Ravenawond
Dewitt
Lila J
Loton Bealshe AdGrens
Sterling Remedy Company
Serina
Wass
Stevens
STS
Sues
Anaatpes
Stevens Arms & Tool Co
P.O
Foleyskidneycure
Jung
Nama
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