Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Drugists
You will and that druggists every where speak well of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They know from long experience in the sale of it that in cases of coughs and colds it can always be depended upon. For sale by all dealers. It suffered habitually from constipation. Dwan's Regulars relieved and strengthened the bowels so that they have been regular ever since. For loans on your farm, Wa-Keensy State Bank. 27b adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Seven Oaks
Chamberlain
Dwan
B. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Adv
Wa-Keensy State Bank
Woodrow
Trego County Teachers' Association Program Listed
The program for Saturday December 14 1912 in Wa Keeney Kansas includes roll call responses from J G Whittier an arithmetic reading from All the Children of All the People music by Garden City School Harlan and Beet Industry guidance. The long column lists many local names and notices of small town events including visits from residents of Ellis Saline Ottawa and Prescott with references to farming and business moves in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hillman
Oxallal Township
Foreman
Hays
Hugh Tidbatl
Northwest Saline
W. D
Austin
Prescott
Ark
Mig
Johm Wallench
Hanbvary
Iowa
Wallench
Trego County
the Court House
Wa-Keeney
Kan
Muste
J. G Whittier
Maud Livers
Son Harlan
Topeka State Journal Christmas Offer Ends May 1
A brief advertisement promotes a $1.00 Christmas offer for new subscribers to the Topeka State Journal from Christmas through May 1. It notes the paper as official for Kansas and plans to publish laws and Good Roads measures from the legislature, which convenes in January. The notice mentions the paper’s growth and provides a subscription address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka State Journal
Kansas
State Journal
Lost Funds After Bank Failure Mentioned
In a brief Harper's Weekly exchange, Hawkins asks Jim about losses in the bank failure. Jim, Slabsides, confirms an overdraft of one hundred sixty dollars and describes the scramble to cover it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Hawkins
Slabsides
Harper's
Up-to-Date Cookery Prank Quip In The Sydney Bulletin
A humorous exchange features a cannibal king asking a missionary why a servant is tied up. The cannibal replies he awaits the shipment of paper bags from Sidney, noted in the Sydney Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BR. Enix
Bosna
John D. Rockefeller
Missionary
Sidney
Sydney Bulletin
Noted Economist Says Legislation Feeds Not All
A Louisville Courier Journal quote argues nations are not fed clothed or housed by laws alone. It notes benefits of being a legislature member despite limits of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Star Grocery
Sevier
Christ
Stanley J. Straw
Wl. Taber
Ash
Baar
Trego County State Bank
General Banking
Keeney
Skeltost FS
Diebolu
AG Baker
Hille
Aaa
Chris. Feller
Keeney, Kansas
Everett Kemp
Joan
E. D. Wheeler
Fred Shaw
Kansas City
P. W. Krause
Russell
Olson
Unis
Tce
Purcell
Parsons
Kans
W. CT. C
Mary Hunt
Ray Shaw
J. M. Hoobler
Willcox Township
August Hamberg
Lewis. Insen
Frankfort
Ind
Niesley
W. ¥. Herrick
Grace Gorrell
St. Elizabeth
Wmn
Richmond
Stan J
Straw
Hubert Wailey
Bob
Ottawa
L. Hardman
F. Buckley
Cedar
John Johnson
American Press Association
Omaha
John Evers
St. Peter
Johm
H. E Jones
Bakers
W. F. Littlechild, Jr
JG. Hixson
Mulheim of
Ellis
Ray Offord
Hixson
Philip Jacobs
Wa- Keeney
Oscar King
Louisville
John George Devies
Katy Fabrizius
Trego Center
Lincoln County
Trego
Arthur Artman
RC. Wilson
City
Ross & Waldo
Grant Marshall
W. A. Smith
Stratford
W. Matthews
Milan
Til
Our City
Margaret
Hattie Kirby
W. M
A.S. Peacock
W. P
F. H. Burnham
A.M
A. J. Peacock
Margaret Chali
A.C
A. J. Ellermeyer
W. W. Mattingly
Masonic Lodge
John Fischer
Twin Mound
John
Jack
Plainville Gazette
Bamberg
Nellie Davis
Collyer
Harry Wheeler
Kit Carsom Oule
Hastings
Salina
J. W. Spena
Ira Cloud
Grover Hass
Mildred Cass
W.S. Berwick
Colby
Charlie Comin
U. S&s. Brown
Northwest Kansas
Brown
Woman's Suffrage Club
Locust Club
J. G Hixson
Teachers’ Association
Wikloughby
Barrows
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