17 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1917
Page
1
W U S meeting in Topeka last week is hailed as a big success by W. P. Rhoades. the union leads states in membership and business conducted. P. Patterson, night operator at the depot, has drawn the break of public interest.
The County Teachers Association meets Saturday February 17, 1917 at 10:00 a.m. in WaKeeney. Program includes Music Motivation Part T Geo L Kirby, Reading Eva L Philbrook, Practical Bacteriology Nobile P Sherwood University of Kansas. 1:30 p.m. Contests for Golden Belt representation on March 4, 9 and 10 in reading Class B and A, and spelling.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted during the sickness and death of a young daughter Roy Stewart and family extend appreciation Dr M J Brown of Salina advertises eye ear nose and throat care glasses and surgical services in Salina Kansas with locations Campbell building and Penny Hotel March 7 1917 Weather report notes four inches of precipitation in seven months government thermometer at ws Keeney for the week ending Wednesday noon Max temp and minimum temp not stated Ralph Pierson is on the sick list Clif Haker and Grover Hays returned from Denver Chase recovering slowly after health update Walter arrived home from University hospital Kansas City after recent operation and will remain at home for recovery
A collage of notes from a Kansas town: remarks on French, probate judges, local sales, and arrivals. The piece mentions Allen and Ellsworth counties, Hays, Topeka connections, a gunshot recovery, and a rummage auction. It also notes engagement news, road mileage audits, and a 67th birthday surprise for Mrs. Chalk, with town residents gathering in honor.
Reverend Woodward travels to Quinter to conduct services after a 159 foot 1 inch loss caused by a torn undisy to conduct femular services, with the device used for the sand pump by Wm. Law.
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