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Western Kansas World in Wakeeney, Kansas
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1912
Page
1
Metropolitan town clashes with high living and suffrage talk
In a satirical flow the piece attacks rising costs, government grievance, and a divided town. Old St mocks fashions and opposes woman suffrage. Old Sour denounces government while declaring Canada a looming fate. A mock ad promotes Deans Regulats for constipation at 25 cents per box.
Bargain Store Closing Out Sale Ad
Quick notices an everyone sale at Bargain Store where goods go at Bargain Prices. Eggs offered 11-2 cents above market price in exchange for goods. Located one door north of Wa Keeney Hardware Co. store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wa-Keeney Hardware Co
La Follette Attacks Roosevelt Over Campaign Finances
Wisconsin Senator La Follette accuses Roosevelt of taking money from trusts to fund his campaign and questions the honesty of Chicago backing. He demands full disclosure of contributions and expenditures and warns of misused power and betrayal of progressive principles. Kansas City Journal notes La Follette’s long, sharp critique and alleged personal knowledge of Roosevelt’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
LaFollette
Roosevelt
Rostevelt
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Sugar Trust
Powder Trust
J. Piermont Morgan
Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Wall Street
Oligit
Chicago
de Stroy
Bryan
Baltimore
Taft
Hilieutenants
National Committee
United Staes
LaPolette
la Bollettre
Kansas City Journal
Market Report from Kansas City Stock Yards 1812
Market summary shows cattle receipts exceeding estimates by about three thousand, with total bovine numbers around eight thousand for the day. Prime cattle sold strongly with a top of 9.65, while Chicago fancy cattle brought 15 to 25 cents less than last week. Top steers hit 9.50, grass steers range 7.7 to 7.43, other cattle 5.75 to 5.55, calves around 3.50 to 4.54. Hogs open strong but packers slow, top 7.00, 7.25 to 7.55 bulk. Sheep and lambs move slowly, lambs 7.00 to 7.40, wethers 4.50 to 4.00, ewes to 4.15, receipts 550. J A Rickart, Market Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas
St&ss
Teddy's Eccentricities and Reminiscences From New York Ladies
Old ladies in a Fifth Avenue parlor recall Teddy Roosevelt from cradle age, describing his head habit and protective myths. The piece notes a Boston News Bureau NY correspondence and mentions Chamberlain's Liniment for muscle soreness and Baker's smoked meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Fifth Avenue
Teddy Roosevelt
New York
Boston
Eugene Ware Story and Kansas Woodmen Union Split
Edwin Taylor recalls Eugene Ware the lawyer poet of Kansas at a Kansas City dinner where a Missourian quips about hens. A M W A No 1651 camp voted to adopt Kansas City resolutions to secede from head camp and to send R C Wilson to Hutchinson for the Kansas Woodman's Protective association. The camp also voted to drop delinquent members for nonpayment. H E Tripp, Clerk of No 1681.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ware
Edwin Taylor
Edwardsville
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Ware
Mr. Ware
R. C. Wilson
Hutchinson
Kans
Kansas Woodman's Protective Association
New Order
H. E. Tripp
The Choice of a Husband Ad Prompting Life Pills
An advertisement urges women to avoid weakness and bad breath with Dr. King's Life Pills promising new strength clear complexion and cheerful spirits. The offer claims easy safe and sure benefits for 25 cents from W. W. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. W. Gibson
Weather report for Wa Keeney week ending Wednesday noon
Government thermometer in Wa Keeney records weekly temperatures with maximum and minimum figures for the period ending Wednesday noon. The week notes a rainfall of 0.41 inch on Friday night and mentions fresh beef at Bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Keeney
Bays Chautauqua Program Signals Week of Events
A Bays Chautauqua program runs July 29 to August 4 featuring Monday through Saturday events. Highlights include lectures by Ruth Bowers Company and J Bryan Piats, concerts by the Harmony Concert Company, and performances by The Novelty Players and Sibyl Sammis MacDermind. Admission ranges from 2 to 50 cents, with notable acts including William Rainey Bennett James Francis O'Donnell and the Royal Italian Guards Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Glee Club
William Rainey Bennett
William Jenning Bryan
Ruth Bowers Company
New Music Creations
Laurant & Company
Harmony Concert Company
Albert L. Blair
Homer Marteln Cook
Sign of the
Cross James Francis O'Donnell
Venetian Troubadours
Lincoln McConnell
Novelty Players
Everett Kemp
The
Sibyl Sammis MacDermind
James G. MacDermind
Belle Kearney
Sibyl Sammis MacDermick
Raweis
Royal Italian Guards Band
Reya Ivatian Guards Band
Phil CG. Baird
Jackson Header Forks Oil Can Ad Copy
An old style classified line promotes a KING SPRING OIL CAN named Jackson Header Forks. The ad hints a quality oil can with a slogan about usefulness increasing with use, priced at 15 cents.
Citizens League Pushes Banking Reform in Kansas
In Trego county businessmen discuss a better currency system. The Citizens League led by C. L. Hardman and J. W. Phares has spread educational material, highlighting money trust concerns. Kansas congressmen study reform. eighty three counties organized. Abilene headquarters, led by C. M. Harter, offers free literature. Members paying one dollar receive League publications and the 450 page book Banking Reform priced at 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trego County
Citizens League
C. L. Hardman
J. W. Phares
WaKeeney
Money Trust
Congress
Kansas
Abilene
C. M. Harter
League
Quarantine Tale Becomes Cheerful Lampoon
The Kansas State Board of Health bulletin cites a writer who jokes about six weeks in quarantine for smallpox. He claims his family endured meals, sleep, and solitude while relatives fled, and quips about selling a manure spreader and an automobile. The letter shows humor amid public health quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Board of Health Bulletin
Society of Cheer‘tal Optimists
Kansas Health ‘Thorities
Bucklen’s Retine and Pain for Insect Bites Advised
A brief advert urges using Bucklen’s Retine and Pain to avert insect bites and treat related injuries. It claims the remedy heals burns ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises and is sold for 3 cents at Gibson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson's
Pair Association Meeting at Wa-Keenes
The Tregon County Fair Association calls a meeting of directors and stockholders in Wa-Keenes on Thursday July 25 at 0 o'clock to conduct general business and decide questions pertaining to a fair this year. Thomas O Tacle President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tregon County Fair Association
Wa-Keenes
Thomas O’tacle
Railroads' Growth Key to Nation's Prosperity, Shippers Claim
A Kansas newspaper excerpt presents a pro railroads argument from a prominent western commercial club. It stresses that extending rail lines opens virgin markets, raises farm values, spawns towns, and benefits schools and industry, while urging government support and resisting rate increases that threaten progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Union Pacific Railroad
America
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Old Si
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J. A. Rickart
Chamberlain
Baker's
Weather Report
Bakers
Law
Walt Mason
Tim
Heaven
Adams
Jackson Header
Anced
King Spring Oil
Trego
W. A. ‘Eppier
New York Central
Erie
Interstate Commercee Commission
United States
Wa-Keeney
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