Chautauqua plans gain local business backing
Wakeeney area residents learn of a six day Chautauqua course starting July 30 with two entertainments daily. Local business leaders pledge support, urging community attendance. Highlights include The Five Violin Girls, Dr. William Rader on Patriotism, and a New York cast performance, plus music by Bobumir Kryl's Band. Season tickets $2.50 adults $1.25 children. events at courthouse lawn and local schools.
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Hazel Beckwith
William Rader
Rader
Uncle Sam
America
Court House
New York Players
Bobumir Kryl
United States
Public thanks from a candidate to supporters
A brief note from a candidate thanking friends and supporters who voted for me and offered other forms of support, expressing appreciation for their kindness and encouragement.
Drilling Progress Resumes At Collyer Oil Well
Reports say legal entanglements have been resolved and drilling at the Collyer oil well is back under way with four men on site around the clock. The project is owned by Wm. McKnab of Winfield, who is also drilling four Oklahoma wells. He rebuilt the derrick, added casing, and aims to complete rapidly, with no leases for sale currently. Local acreage owners may benefit from his investments if the well prospers. Also noted: butter market strengthens with creamery extras up a cent, eggs steady, poultry demand firm.
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Collyer
Wm. McKnab
Winfield
Oklahoma
Kansas
J. R. Koontz
Santa Fe
Knootz
Topeka
Baptist Church Notes July 17 service on youth behavior
The Baptist church invites all to Sunday services July 17 at 8:00 p.m. with sermon topic Are the Young People Worse than they used to be led by Pastor H. A. McHenry. Evening prayer and sermon will continue each Sunday at 8 p.m. until further notice. Also notices county treasurer pays warrants 4717 to 7704 by L S Myerly and Walter Wood noted as a fanmaker with White and Black Minstrels.
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United States
Niagara Falls
Kansas
Hetchinson
H. A. McHenry
Cattle cattle hogs and market notes amid big advance
Urgent demand for fat cattle appears again with prices unevenly higher than Monday and last week. Top $9.50 paid for yearlings as beef cattle rise 35 to 50 cents, grass fat up 40 to 75 cents. Hogs weak to 10 cents lower as trade remains active. Sheep steady to higher. lambs around $9.50 to $9.85. Receipts total about 6 000 cattle 9 500 hogs 10 000 sheep.
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Fed
Charles M. Pipkin
Brown Drilling Co After Leases In Graham County
Prospect hints at oil drilling soon in Graham County as John Leslie and Sam Klugman of Oklahoma City secure leases on over 5000 acres along the Ssline river north and east of town for Brown Driling Co. The firm plans to bring in a drilling outfit after securing additional leases, with Western Trail gasoline and kerosene listed by O L Gunekel.
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Graham County
John Leslie
Sam Klugman
Oklahoma City
Ssline River
Brown Driling Co
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White and Black Minstrels
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