Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep Market Report From Kansas City
Market report from Kansas City stock yards notes heavy cattle arrivals, Chicago price pressure, and varied cattle prices with top steers near 10.10 and common steers around 7.00 to 7.50. Hogs total around 2 000 with prices near 7.45 to 7.70, while sheep and lambs show strength with top lambs at 7.05. Also includes public library information and local advertising notes.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Colorado
Weather Outlook and Local Peddler Notices in Wa-Keeney
Weather report for Wa-Keeney covers week ending Wednesday noon with a cool cloudy Sunday and a trace of moisture. Local ads: Idaho potatoes offered at 65 cents per bushel cash until sold. Star Grocery buys eggs and pays cash. sales pitch for Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation.
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Wa-Keeney
World Oiready
Idaho
A.V. Hixses
The Courthouse Ring And The County Politicians
A chronicler notes election changes across the Pawnee county towns with hints of a courthouse ring. Residents foresee shifts as new officials move to the county seats while old neighbors condemn the routine graft and field protests about financial measures. The piece lampoons local commentators and the habit of scapegoating.
Ogallah Township Sunday School Convention at Ogallah M E Church
The Ogallah Township Sunday School Convention was held at Ogallah M E Church on Sunday December 8, 1812 at 2 30 with a praise service. Rev assisted by Mrs. C, various songs and recitations by Mary EB Altman Helen Wilson Edna E Pyle Ella Mason and Edna E Pyle. Missionary work led by Mrs. G M Reed with round table by R W Blakely five minute talks by Mrs. Mattie Marjuand Miles Powers and Mrs. Dean Lindberg. Prairie Knoll School contest to raise Sunday School interest by C D Yetter. Lutheran School A Larger Christian Patriotism by H Niestey. Ladies Quarters led by Miss Pyle. Collection reports and benediction by Mrs. C D Yetter, president.
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Prairie Knoll School
Dr Kings New Discovery touted for pneumonia defense
An old advertisement extolls Dr King’s New Discovery as the weapon against flu, colds, and pneumonia with testimonials from Mrs. Geo Place and a Rawsonville reader. It promises relief for bronchial issues with a 50 cent to 1.00 price and trial bottles, plus a Dean’s Ointmentment skin remedy.
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Dr. King
Geo. W. Place
Rawsonville
St Gibson's
Winter short course aids hired men at Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan Kansas December 2 a ten week winter short course at the Kansas Agricultural College offers practical agricultural instruction for hired men tenants and farmers sons at state expense beginning January 7 and ending March 1 with topics in crop and dairy farming livestock judging woodwork farm management and more plus a guide to legal bushel weights from the last legislature and Dean Miller of the extension division already receiving applications for admission
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Manhattan
Kans
Kansas Agricultural College
Dean Miller
Don’t Burn Straw Piles Says Farmer Advice
A farmer urges against burning straw piles noting a pile holds nitrogen and potassium worth about 250 dollars if bought commercially. He highlights straw’s organic humus content and its value as manure, arguing straw has substantial worth for soil health.
Romance of Alaska illustrated lecture at church
The Presbyterian church hosts an illustrated lecture Sunday at 7 30 by the Ladies Missionary Society. The program covers Alaska’s purchase in 1867 Seward’s Folly gold and salmon riches and features pictures of reindeer Eskimo glaciers mines and dog teams with views of the frozen north. All are invited to attend.
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Alaska
Second Presbyterian Church
Seward
Point Barrow
Topeka State Journal
Presbyterian Church
Our City
Ladies Missionary Society
Stockholders Meeting at Collyer State Bank
The stockholders of the Collyer State Bank of Collyer Kansas will meet at the bank in Collyer on Thursday January 2 1913 at 10 am to elect directors for the ensuing year. All shareholders are urged to attend. Correct Abstracts W. H. Swiggett ag.
Windmill Irrigation in Western Kansas Shows Promise
E. E. Coffin of Scott County argues windmill pumping offers a viable, low cost irrigation method for western Kansas. He cites a one acre reservoir, six Althouse windmills, 27 feet water depth, and a complete plant under $1000 as capable of irrigating 40 to 80 acre plots.
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Kansas
Scott County
Althouse
Tod
Fred Mahler
Scotn County
Nebraska
E. E. Coffin
Topeka
Mail and Breeze
Wa-Keeney State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces the annual stockholders meeting at Wa-Keeney State Bank Wa-Keeney Kansas on Friday January 3 1913 at 10 a m for electing directors for the ensuing year. Ctase T Wilson cashier is to be present.
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Wa-Keeney State Bank
Wa-Keeney
Kansas
Wa-Keenney
Ctase T. Wilson
Card of Thanks Neighbors help during loss of husband and father
Card of Thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance after the death of a husband and father. Mrs A Tomaner and family express gratitude. Hind jer will be rewarded by leaving sammy at this office.
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Hind Jer
Sammy
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Market Report
Department of Public Information
State Library
Leharge
Henade
Traveling Libraries Commission
Kansas Traveling Libraries Commission
Taylorsburg
Ohio
Abe Skinner
BIFF
We the Bit Publishing Co
Dayton
Ole
Baker's
Star Grocery
Chamberlain
Pierson
Suitatorium
Wa-Keeney, Kansas
Moore's
Trego County
The
Hardman Lumber Co
Wito Sublett, Kans
Tris
Uncle Heck
May ‘Tickell
Pawnee County
Ruth E. Mitten
Harvey County
Antones
Antone Bognn
Radley
Kanu
Antone Gravel
Antone Boguu
Radley Way
Munatmacher
Ube
Columbia
Ogallah Township
Ogailah
M. E
Dean
Ak Drug Stores
Romance of
Collyer
W. H. Swiggett Ag
A. Tomaner
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