The Times of Sharon Springs Publishes Mysteries and Notes
A fragment from The Times discusses publishing manners and public notices, with references to censored works, lectures by Denton Crowley in Wa Keeney, and the death of Dr. James Hedley in Oklahoma. It reflects on lyceum culture, local memory, and career philosophy from Osborne Farmer about striving for success and avoiding complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Crow
Wa Keeney
E. J. Sias
Sias
Homer T. Wilson
Bureau
Lyceum
James Hedley
Chatauqua
Elks City
Oklahoma
Eye and ENT Specialist Dr M Jay Brown Visit Notice
If you or your sour child need medical or surgical treatment of the eye ear nose or throat or require glasses make a date with Dr M Jay Brown in Wa Keeney Latvia Kansas or at Penny Hotel on Monday Mareh Tth Adv Note and see him at Mareth Pacific House Ellis on Tuesday Mareh Tth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-Keeney
M. Jay Brown
Campbell Building
Latvia
Kansas
Penny Hotel
Mareth
Pacific House
Ellis
Heating Methods Featured South of Theater
P. E. Keraus demonstrates hot water steam hot air and vapor heating systems in a display south of the theater. The exhibit showcases boiler room setups and energy efficiency ideas for residential and commercial spaces. Visitors can see practical installations and ask questions about integration with existing heating networks.
Purcell Enters Republican National Delegate Race
Parcell of this city announces his candidacy for delegate to the Republican National convention in Chicago on June 7 1916. The district convention meets at Colby March 14. Purcell is a staunch loyal Republican, widely known in the district and state for convention experience and fitness for the national assembly. He has attended many conventions since residence in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Tourist Club Day Banquet Featured Washington Themed Decor
The Tourist Club held its annual Day Banquet after February 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Eltermeyer. Guests enjoyed national colors and portraits of Washington, with fruit baskets and souvenirs. Miss Hattie J. Kirby presided, papers on Mount Vernon and the White House were read, solos and violin performances by Miss Hought on, Miss Cora Marshall accompanied, and a roll call elicited witty responses. Attendees included many local ladies and club members. There was also a notice about the next meeting of the Trego County Teachers Association in Wa-Keeney with contest gatherings for the Golden Belt Meeting at Hays. The Quinter Advocate reported on the Wa-Keeney reception for the High School basketball team and upcoming return game. A house fire threat involving W N. Larabee’s residence was quickly suppressed with curtains and casing damaged.
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Qurist Club
A. J. Eltermeyer
Washington
Arni
S. H. Heckman
Mildred Phages
Clara Giteon
Margaret Hard
Lacy Herrick
Hattie J. Kirby
Jam Institution
Wenner Vant Vernon
Longee Mount Vernon
Benson
The
White House
Houghton
Trego County
Teachers’ Association
Wa-Keeney
Hays
Josefh KeLlace
Benton Hints Packers in Kansas Cattlemen Talk
Oberlin banker Otis L. Benton addressed a Kansas Cattlemen's Association meeting urging free open markets at packing houses for farmers. He urged a statewide publicity campaign to recruit 12,000 eligible members at $2 annual dues and praised President Ted for his candid annual address.
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Otis L. Benton
Oberlin
Benton
Kansas Cattlemen's Association
Ech Ren
Chicago
Ted
Kansas
Tod
Wichita Daily Stockman
Republican County Convention in Wa Keeney KS Scheduled
A Republican delegate convention in Wa Keeney Kansas is called for 2 p.m. Saturday March 4 1916 to elect 3 delegates and 3 alternates to the district convention in Colby Kansas March 14 1916 and 2 delegates and alternates to the national convention in June. The county will also elect 3 delegates and alternates to the State convention in Topeka March 7 1916. Township caucuses are advised. representation by township based on secretary of state votes. Also listed is the sale of registered Hereford bulls and some heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Trego County
Wa Keeney
Kansas
Colby
Chicago
Topeka
Ogaliah
Glencoe
Riverside
Wa- Keeney
Willcox
Collyer
Frank Mn
Market Report from Kansas City Stock Yards February 22 1918
Cattle sold strong with improving prices. best fed steers 33.25 to 55.00, stockers 7.00 to 7.75, heifers 6.75 to 7.25, veal calves 6.50 to 10.75. Hogs 3.35 top, 7.85 to 8.50 bulk. Sheep and lambs slow but steady. best lambs 10.76 to 11.00, yearlings 9.35 to 10.00. Receipts: cattle 8000, hogs 1400, sheep 6000. Market conditions favorable for sellers. Kansas noted as cattle state with grazing land.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Hince Katsas
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Ketold
the Times
Sharon Springs
Dixon
Wilbur Starr
Mr. Starr
Indiana
Wilson
U.S. Supreme Court
Wa-Keeney State Bank
Wa-Keeney, Kansas
Pierson
Suitatorium
M. I. Strauss
Optometrist
Wea-Keeney
Trego House
Strauss
Ovatial
H. &. Eliott
James Benisct
Withox
Charles Seirer
Fred Egger
R. E. Harvey
Tser
Fred Harrison
Ogailah
Lilly
W. M. Brabb
PES
P. E. Keraus
Purcell
Wa-Keeney Boys
Quinter
W N. Larabee
Gabe Garrett
H. M. Smith
Charlie Kellogg
Margaret Swiggett
Keeney, Kansas
A. S. Treger
Wexeooy
Republican County Convention
Beard of
J. A. Riexarr
All Sears
Central Branch
Cleveland
Concordia Kansan
C. M. Billdebrand
Collys
Chris Hiktsbrand
St. Kansas City
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