Educational Association Golden Belt Meeting in Hays Kansas
Hays Kansas hosts a three day Educational Association gathering March 9 10 11 1916 for Golden Belt school boards and teachers. The program features professional talent round tables county superintendents contests in domestic science agriculture and manual training and sessions on rural and high schools along with a sale of registered Hereford cattle.
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Hays
Kansas
Golden Belt
Cites
Hays City
Marco
Amuietit
Prils
Drs. McKeever
Curtis
Farmers Union creamery to close in Topeka room
Notice states the Farmers Union creamery in the room north of Poffenberger barber shop will be closed indefinitely by order of W. C. Roopes, secretary. Also dr Allen, Topeka dentist, to be in Wa-Keeney American House February 14 and 15 for up-to-date dentistry and eyewear fittings. Money to loan. see B D Wheeler advertisement.
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Farmers’ Union
Poffenberger
W. CP. Rnoapes
Allen
Topeka
Wa-Keeney
Kansas
Dipatabamuck
Juan
B.D. Wheeler
M. Jay Brown
Campbell Building
Salina
Pen Hotel
Pacific House
Ellis, Tueson Maret
Weather and community notes from a Kansas paper 1916
A Kansas community page recalls family news near Elk River and Ogallah, with weather summaries from January 1916 and 1918 notes. It mentions a bridge contract awarded to Charley Lofstead, grain shipments at market, elevator storage concerns, and a Topeka Weather Bureau report detailing record cold, heavy moisture, and ice hazards that threatened wheat crops.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Cimarron
Irene
Registered Bulls for Sale in Hays Kansas Ady 43.26
Registered Hereford and Shorthorn bulls offered as good young individuals. E F Madden in Hays Kansas invites inquiries or letters. Spoilers starts sharp at 8:15 Wednesday night, a nine reel show that must be started on time.
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Tno
E. F. Madden
Hays
Kansas
Death of Lester Lapp prompts quiet church funeral
Death occurred last Tuesday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs A Lapp in this city. Lester aged 11 years 5 months and 19 days died after a three week illness from blood poisoning. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Baptist church at 2 oclock conducted by Rev Allison. The body was buried in Cedar Rapids Iowa beside two infant siblings. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and choral offerings. Also notice of medical eye care ads and a fragment mentioning Odessa quarterly contomata.
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Lester Lapp
A. Lapp
Lester
Baptist Church
Allison
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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