Sunday School Convention at Wa-Keeney in Presbyterian church
The Tregg County Sunday School convention will meet in annual session in the Presbyterian church at Wa-Keeney on Tuesday and Wednesday June 11 and 12. Sessions include Scripture readings, addresses by Rev. S L Allison and Mrs S A Chapelle, reports, committees, and a full program of religious culture, song services, and practical talks. Delegations urged to attend. entertainment provided. bring pencils and notebooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tregg County
Presbyterian Church
Wa-Keeney
S. L. Allison
T. Steger
C. M. Reed
Susie Burnham
Herman Long
LL T. Purcell
L. Allison
M. Reed
A. Chapelle
Wm. Nelson
J. H. Heckman
Blanche Gorrell
Eva Brown
Field Day Sports Winners Highlight School Events
The report lists field day results from Ogallab High School with a 27 to 5 baseball win by the High School, followed by track and relay standings across classes A to D. Albert O'Toole leads with 21.5 points as top scorer. other athletes include H Rinker, G Hinshaw, E Riggs, and B Kirby among multiple events and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogal-lab
A O'Toole
H Rinker
G Hinshaw
A Hetner
E Riggs
G Kirby
Shriner
Harlan
C Rinker
Misses Groft
Christy
Morgan
O'Toole
Hefner
Riggs
Bassler
Locker
Kellogg
O*poole
Binker
Kirby
Benson
E Brown
W Evans
Rinker
Holcomb
M. E. Church Schedule of Sunday and Midweek Services
M. E. Church chimes Sunday school at 9 45. Service at 11 00 with sermon The Supreme Question Before the People. Epworth League open air at 7 30 p m. Church service at 8 p m with evangelistic song service. Junior League Wednesday 4 p m. Prayer service Wednesday 7 p m. Junior choir 7 p m Saturday. Senior choir 8 p m Saturday.
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M. E
Lla. m
Epworth League
Junior League
Parcels Post Debate Cited by Bluff City Reader
A Bluff City Kans letter to Congressman Geo A Neeley argues the Parcels Post plan favors local rural routes by charging 12 cents per pound for up to eleven pounds on rural routes while town merchants pay 25 cents locally. The note asks why the policy would not hurt local merchants. Also items: For Sale Stable 12x12 new lumber painted call Ogallah Lumber yard, Stable at Bert Bensons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wene Harper
Kans
Sentinel
C. A. Clift
Bluff City
Geo. A. Neeley
Neeley
Cail
Ogallah
Bert Benson
See Our New Stock of Wall Paper Today
See our new stock of wall paper with patterns you want for any room. Designs and coloring are unusually attractive this year and we have the pick of the most desirable produced.
Farm Rental Offer Near Voda Iowa
For rent 320 acres nine miles south of Voda with 200 acres cultivated and balance pasture. Includes a five room house barn windmill good well water granary buggy and other outbuildings. Rent for 3 to 5 years. possession available anytime. A R Rhine 317 Securities Bid Des Moines Iowa.
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Voda
A. R. Rhine
Des Moines
Pension Bill Signed With Veterans Payouts Detailed
The president signed the pension bill increasing payments for Civil War veterans. First year outlays rise by 35 million dollars, averages 22 million over three years, aiding 420 965 veterans. Eligibility covers veterans with 90 days service who were honorably discharged and over 62. A rate table lists monthly amounts from 13.00 to 25.00 dollars. Also notes Judge Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee seeking relief for a stubborn leg sore prior to Bucklin’s Arnica for healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
House Conference Committee
Market Report from Kansas City Stock Yards May 28
Market conditions show mixed sentiment with prime fed cattle reaching a year high at 39.30, including Hereford and Colorado stock from Missouri and Kansas. Hogs vary, tops around 7.72 to 7.55, sheep and lambs firm, woolskins and mutton prices rise, goats cheap, New York trade revives demand, and overall cattle feeders wary of a possible downturn. J A Rickert reports.
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Kansas City Stock Yards
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
New York
J.A. Rickert
Walt Mason Pioneer Irish Kansas Writer and Poet
In Columbus Ontario Canada May 4 1862 Walt Mason the Bard of Emporia emerged as a noted sketcher in the Kansas City Star after a career across Ohio Kansas and Nebraska. He wrote poems from age 15 and rose to editorials with William Allen White in 1907 earning about 3600 a year from poetry. His works include Uncle Walt and Business Prose Poems. A tablet about his life notes early jobs on the Atchison Globe State Journal and Emporia Gazette. A separate notice promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for appetite and digestion followed by a Democratic precinct committeemen meeting set for June 1 1912 at 2 45 p m at the court house in Trego county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Kansas City Star
Columbus
Ontario
Canada
Emporia
Ohio
Kansas
Atchison Globe
State Journal
Lincoln
Nebraska
United States
England
Washington
Mason
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Trego County
Court House
J. W. Pranss
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Trego Mer. CO
Wim. Nelson
S. A. Chapelle
W. H. Rockefeller
Dagoes
Donderheads
Dick Tacrara
J. W. Gunckel
J. R. Wilson
W. A. Surre
Sara F. Enix
Wm. Fretwell
Afterfeng
Osterkamp
EB Curry
F Locker
N Holcomb
F Chalk
J Kellogg
Marshall
H Binker
A Groft
CC Shirmer
Jones
Henkel
Sra
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Alding, Kinnan & Marvin
Weather Report
James Ellison
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Q. D. Austin
Butler Record
Burge
S. W. Reports
Rudy
W. W. Gibson
Wakeeney
Rochester
Eli Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Bucklin
Gil Gitson
Chamberlain
Lealers
Democrats
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