10 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1900
Page
1
Advertised sale promotes cash only pricing to raise Casa Moxry funds. Offers a wide range of items from canned goods, teas, preserves, soap, baking powders, and groceries to clothing and hardware. Promises old customers favorable terms if desired, with emphasis on quick cash transactions.
John S. Dawson of Hill City delivers a strong address to the Kansas Day club at Copeland Motel in Topeka. He argues that war has driven national progress and cites Kipling and Lowell to defend a vigorous, duty bound national stance.
A sweeping essay argues for American imperial mission across Asia and beyond, praising military expansion, industry, and republican ideals. It invokes Kipling, Edison, and Dewey-like figures to claim a national destiny shaped by progress, virtue, and duty, while urging unity under the Republican banner to uphold civilization and national integrity.
In a terse report, Will Wollner is charged with a reasonable offense while a note references Fat Lowe, ordre Wittig, and herbs in an unclear context. The fragment suggests a legal or disciplinary action involving named individuals and unspecified elements.
Local brief notes from County Line describe daily happenings in nearby towns. Mentions include Jessie Smith at Tome sick, Frank Arbert in Glencoe, Will Perry visiting Ellis, and Abram Cross slowly improving. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Smith and daughters, Mulroney returning to the Solomon branch, and G. W. Cross’ daughter injured by a rope incident. Separate items advertise Dr. Maur’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Pills, plus a Good Will Society event in Toledo to fund a new plate, with ticket details and prices.
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