11 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
1
Everett Kemp told Dr Sears he would speak to a large hospitable audience at Wa-Keeney and the doctor, pleased, said he would spread himself like a pallet over It eggs and deliver the best talk yet. Mrs A R Tabor Crider Mo cured sick headache after two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets.
J H Miller proposes using part of Kansas school fund for long term low interest farm loans. Eight to twelve year terms with semiannual payments to help renters buy farms, keep Kansas youth from leaving, and build a broad ownership system modeled after school fund lending. He urges bipartisan support and phased expansion.
Dr Cramm reports the birth of a daughter born last Friday December 27 weighing 10 pounds 12 ounces Mrs Schuneman formerly Mrs Brokaw. The family resided here before moving to Russell.
A vintage advertisement notes a banquet payment to Henry Clay in New Orleans dated 1342. It extols Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach troubles indigestion kidney and bowel disorders sold at Gibson s for 250 with easy cafe and sure claims.
In a Leavenworth Times column, Arthur Capper critiques Populist and Bull Moose tactics while praising Republican aims aligned with the Progressive platform. He argues for faster, less technical justice, stronger weak protections, and unity across parties to achieve reform, noting Roosevelt faction splits and historic compromises during nominations.
Government thermometer readings show maximum temperatures below zero on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday morning marking the first severe cold spell this winter. Snow totaling about two inches has fallen, with ice harvest starting at depths of 4 to 9 inches. Massaging affected areas when applying Chamberlain's ointment helps partial paralysis and rheumatic pains. available from all dealers.
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