Local notices and sales fill Collyer Advance section
A jumble of small town items. People visit, trade, and pay taxes in Ogallah and Collyer areas. Notices include farm improvements, car sales, gopher bounty records, and bank statements. Legal ads announce estate administration and a mortgage suit, with callbacks to Topeka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
E. A. Wilds
Collyer
Isaac Nixon
Ogallah Elevator Company
For Sale Or Trade Black Percheron Stallion 8 Years Old
Advertisement lists an imported black Percheron stallion eight years old weighing about 1900 pounds. Colt foals may be viewed at the farm three miles west of town by owner Joe Spena. Adv 41 31 eee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Hercules
Kimball Piano Store
Wa-Keeney
Ady
H. B. Hodson
Blue Ribbon
My Farm
Joe Spena
Catarrh Cure Claim Offers $100 Reward
Readers are told that catarrh is curable in all stages by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution and aiding nature. Proponents offer $100 to any case it cannot cure and invite testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Hatl
F. J. Cuenry & Co
Toledo
For Sale High Grade Registered Bulls and Calves
Classified notice lists sale of Galloway bulls and high grade Axminster bull calf. Also notes a dentist visit to Keeney Kansas on January 2 1917 for up to date dental work and spectacles. A humorous anecdote about a clerk and a woman’s remark follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Will Walker
Repeka
Wa- Keeney
Kansas
Bosserman Hotel
World Office
Political shift in Kansas per Baldwin Ledger
Two years ago Kansas legislators split with Democrats holding the Senate by two votes and Republicans the House by seven, with a three vote joint majority. Now Republicans hold the Senate by 24, the House by 16, and the joint ballot by 123. Every Republican state office winner led by 75,000 to 160,000 votes. Over 43,000 voted for president but not governor, apparently backing Wilson. Baldwin Ledger asks readers to infer Kansas political complexion.
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Kansas
House
Senate
Wilson
Baldwin Ledger
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St. J. Straw
Dodge Bros
United States
C.z.miller , C. H. Reichard
Delco Light Products
the Domestic Engineering Co
Delco
Ray G. Hall
Toho R. Wilton
Bob
Waldo Blanchard
East of Town
S M. Hutzel
Topeka
Wom. Paikowsky
Collyer Township
Eva Walker
D. E Cypher
Wally Capital
E. Rawtings
Ogallah Township
John Nulton
North of
Voda
Wm. Herr
E. Lindberg
Ogailah
Ellworth & Feiker
Sam Shriner
Ray Cockrell
Ernest Deatrich
East Side
H. B. Pivr
Texas
Trego County
E. M. Wagoner
Riverside Township
Wm. Nelson
Alex Harvey
Ogallah
Alex
Nemaha County
John Evers
Evers
State of
Trego
S& 1
Chase Wilson
JH. Beckman
Isealy
W. Marge
P. Hinshaw
Omdiian State Bank
Ogallab
State of Kansas
Powe
Erentee
Roy W. Blakely
Goa
Blakely
Kansas World
Alfred Burkett
Frank Burkett
Esate
Frank Burket
Otto Young
Lena B. Young
Charles C. Stevens
Amos Stevens
Ella Stevens
Curtis
Stevens
Marie Stevens
HF. Blood
HP. Hiood
Lena B Young
Curtis C. Steschs
Joan Hoover
Ris
Sala
Mortage
Sixtees
Tewastin
God the Norte
Steen
J. T. Purcell
Piatntit
Artest
W. J. Willams
Gerk
District Court of Tresecounty
W. H. Swiggett
Wa-Keeney Clothing Co
P. S
Capital and World
Capper
World
Household Magazine
Nice
Smooth
Gove County
Tt. V.eniquette
Post Ofice
Keenes
Kan
John Hutchings
Banner
Karis
Adv
DR. Allen
Albert O'Toole
Lawrence
Newton Kansan
Alfred Peats
H. M. Bosserman & Sons
Old Golden Belt Hotel
Wa- Keeney Drug Store
S. Givler
Wa Keeney
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