Peace commissions and political talk in a Kansas paper
E S Givler prints a satirical column from Wa Keeney Kansas musing on peace commissions under McKinley and Wilson. The piece jokes about party roles and suspects White as a Republican or independent while noting presidential travels and a blown-in paper from Sturgis Michigan.
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Day
Reed
Davis
Frye
Gray
Wilson
Lansing
White
Bliss
E. M
Ever Mumn
House
Teddy
Roosevelt
Red Cross Work & Workers Urge War Savings Pledge
War effort continues with Busy Bees and other groups processing patterns and finishing shirts fast. McAdoo urges full War Savings pledge before year end as Treasury limits require disciplined savings. Soldiers have met their pledge. readers are urged to ensure their stamps are paid, with pledge cards on file at post offices and banks.
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Ugo Igoes
Collyer
North Branch
Riverside
Wa-Keeney
Treasury
McAdoo
Trego County Fair Association
Court House
M. W. Mason
W. A. Tawney
C. H. Benson
J. G. Hixton
C. M. Hutchison
Thos. O
Revival meetings closed with offerings and conversions
The revival meetings closed after weeks of community support. About thirty conversions were noted, largely among children, with total offerings of 118 dollars and incidental expenses of 40 dollars. The pastor Dr O Baker of the Baptist Church thanks collaborating churches and county papers for advertising the event.
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Dr. O. Baker
the Baptist Church
Kansas City Stock Yards market report December 10 1918
Market report from Kansas City shows cattle receipts at 15000 and hogs at 26000 with mixed changes. Beef steers slipped yesterday but strong today aided by high cattle receipts. Missouri yearlings reached 19.50 and Kansas steers around 17 weight 1400 lbs. Hogs traded mostly 17.10 to 17.50 with early highs 17.75, lambs top 15.60, cows and calves steady to higher, stockers and feeders active, western beef steers scarce, and California lambs noted. J A Richart, Market Correspondent.
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Missouri
Kansas
Fed
Oklahoma
Colorado
Chicago
Tsee
California
J. A. Richart
Northwest Kansas relief effort urges swift employer notice
The U S Employment Service in Hays coordinates returning soldiers from Ellis County north and west to fill jobs. Employers urged to register needs to match applicants district wide. Service claims free, broadens search beyond county lines through Topeka lists, improving potential placements and preventing unemployment.
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U. S. Employment Service
Kansas
Ellis County
Hays
Chamber of Commerce
Isbor
Topeka
Futhermore
Hays Flour Mills
H. R. Peek Offers Guaranteed Phone Work
H R Peek advertises all work guaranteed with phone contact 152. Service scope implied by the line suggests a general handyman or contractor offering reliable repairs or improvements with assurance of quality.
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H. R. Peek
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