When Wheat Was 2 85 Per Bushel in War-Times
Osborne Farmer argues wheat prices swing with war and peace. He cites historical levels from 1785 1804 1861 1917 and notes expectations may rise to 2 85 per bushel again after this war ends. He weights superstition against economic patterns, suggesting prices soared after hostilities in past conflicts.
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New York
Jong
Osborne Farmer
Basket Ball Schedule for Trego County High 1917
The schedule lists 1917 basketball games for Trego County High School with home games against Hays Wilson Russell Ellis Quinter Ellsworth and away games vs Quinter Hays Russel Wusan and others. Some dates are unclear or misspelled in the OCR text. The note ends with a line about annual membership dues of $1 per year.
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Trego County
Hays High School
Wilson High School
Russell High School
Ellis High School
Quinter High School
Ellsworth High School
Quuinter High School
Bilts High School
Russel
Wusan High School
Wa-Keeney Telephone Co changes and notices
Wa-Keeney Telephone Company announces new ownership and advance rent policy as collectors begin January 6 and invites grievances at the office or by phone. Also lists 1917 teacher association meetings in Ogallan Collyer Wa Keeney with programs and dates.
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Wa-Keeney Telephone Company
Wa-Keeney Telephone Exchange
United States
O. Bruce Goffe
New Turkey Wheat Variety Boosts Kansas Yields
Kansas state Agricultural College researchers unveil a Turkey type wheat, named P-7265, that yields about 15 percent more than local varieties across six year tests. Farmers in several Kansas sections used seed in 1917 with potential thousand-bushel seed stocks to plant next fall.
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Dictagrams and memories of a local writer and yearend notes
A reflective piece recalls dictagrams and the writer reader bond, noting a 1916 drought of 15.53 inches, 75 marriage licenses in Trego County as a record, and comparisons of votes between Wilson and Hughes, with assorted local anecdotes and memories from a long-time community writer.
Folkers Honomichi Wedding in Wilson Kansas
On January 2 1917 at the Folkers home in a Christmas greens decorated parlor Arminnie Folkers married Louis Honomichi Jr of Wilson Kansas Rev Finkbinder officiated with Miss Matilda Honomich and Mr Carl Folkers as attendants Adelia Finkbinder was ring bearer Jane Schimkowitsch played the wedding match The bride in blue crepe de chine carried pink and white carnations The groom wore black broadcloth The couple will reside in Wilson Kansas after January 15 1917 with many friends and relatives attending from Ellis Ellsworth and Wilson counties
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Folkers-Honomichl
Chas. Folkers
Arminnie
Louis Honomichi, Jr
Wilson
Finkbinder
Matilda Honomich
Carl Folkers
Adelia Finkbinder
Jane Schimkowitsch
Jim Black
Trego County
Louis Honomich
Kansas
Louis Honomichi
Matilda Honomichi
James Soukup
Ellsworth
Frank Bumgard
Ellis
Wm. Lutz
Frank Jacobs
Price Hikes Announced For World Publication
Beginning March 4 the World will raise its yearly price to 1.00. Most goods including drugs food hardware and clothing have doubled or tripled. Print shop materials especially paper and inks have surged. City dailies and Sixth district papers also increased subscriptions. Readers urged to renew and join a liberal club offer.
Trade for stock goods on Miltonvale Kansas land
Auction notice offers eighty acres near Miltonvale Kansas to trade for stock goods. One parcel level, sixty-five acres in wheat two thirds with the place. Inquiries directed to this office. Subscribe for World.
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Miltonvale
Kansas
Obituary notices from Wa-Keeney and area deaths
Minnie Els Oliver born Sparta Wisconsin December 22 1868 died 1916 in Wa Keeney after long illness. She married Herbert Springer of Chetek Wisconsin and had four children Julia Jennie Charles Jay three survived. Her husband and first child Julia died earlier. she later married David G Percy and had stepchildren. Card of thanks from the family. James Alexander Mumert born Whiteside County Illinois December 21 1857 died December 23 1916 in Trego County Kansas aged 50 years eight days. He married Rose Ellen Alaskins in White Rock Kansas. Survived by two sons three daughters and his wife. Funeral services held at Methodist church in Wa Keeney. buried Wa Keeney cemetery. Also card of thanks from the family. Abstracts of title offered by W I Swigget and others.
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Whitten
Jennie Tuftot
Alta
Canada
Ida Fitch
North Dakota
Charles Oliver
Percy
Clarence, Burnice
Floyd
James Alexander Mumert
Whiteside County
Kansas
Rose Ellen Alaskins
White Rock
Muors
Graham County
Woodward
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