Trego County Sunday School Convention Begins in Wa-Keeney
The Trego County Sunday School Convention opens June 9 at Plethodist Church Wa-Keeney with morning devotionals led by Rev Woodwand and sessions by K Wilson J C Ruppenthal and Miss Nova Marquand. The program includes youth exercises, temperance talks, delegates reports, and a Memorial Day tribute at Collyer honoring veterans in attendance.
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Trego County
Wa-Keeney
Plethodist Church
Kansas Bankers offer 3400 in prizes for boys and girls
The Kansas Bankers Association funds 3400 in cash prizes for statewide agricultural club contests at the State Agricultural College next winter. Eligibility includes club participants, with diverse contests in corn, eatr, sorghums, wheat, potatoes, and a range of girls events including sewing and baked goods. Prizes include 10 7.5 and 5 dollars in corn, with divisions by districts for several crops.
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Kansas Bankers’ Association
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Bankers’ Association
Phillips, Rooks, Bllis
Pawnes
Edwards, Kiowa
Commanche
For Exchange 12000 Stock of Dry Goods Adw 14tf
Wantland WH Swiggett Wa Keeney Kansas seeks exchange for a stock of dry goods and groceries valued at 12000 dollars. Advertising 14tf.
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Wantland
Swiggett
Keeney
Kansas
Eye ear nose throat care by Dr M Jay Brown in Kansas
A notice for medical services by Dr M Jay Brown scheduling on June 7 in Salina and at the American House at 2 p m. The visit covers medical or surgical eye ear nose throat treatments and glasses.
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M. Jay Brown
Watson
Salina
Kans
Birds and boys shape prairie life and waste in town
Year by year birds proliferate in the shortgrass country as water supply, not surface misfortune, drives change. Encourage interest in bird life and curb pestilential practices. avoid cats and boys with guns. Also a Kansas City market report notes cattle and hog prices, stockers, feeders, and lambs, with mixed demand and transportation effects.
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Corry
Kansas City Stock Yards
Remer
North Texas
Texas
Weather record at Wa Keeney shows rare rainfall spike
Government thermometer readings for Wa Keeney cover the week ending Wednesday with May figures: rainfall 4.13 inches on Tuesday, and 12.11 inches for the first two months of the year. The county has only exceeded this smooth record once in 33 years, in 1903 when May rainfall reached 5.08 inches. May average is under three inches. For insurance contact Margaret Swiggestt.
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Soldier Town
John Briggs
Collyer
W. BR. Woodward
Wa Keeney
United States
Otis Schwanbeck
Gettsburg
Dr. la Certe
Nelile Davis
Wa-Keeney
Optician Dr Avery to Visit Wa-Keeney June 8
Dr C B Avery of ElDorado Kansas the oldest exclusive optician in central Kansas will make his next regular visit to Wa-Keeney Tuesday June 8th. Office at the American House. I have been coming to Wa-Keeney for the past 14 years. My old customers are my references. Eyes examined and tested free. No drugs used. Remember the date June 8 Adv 4 Uh.
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C. B. Avery
ElDorado
Kan
Kansas
Wa-Keeney
American House
Epworth League Notes on The Promise of Guidance
Epworth League notes announce Sunday evening lesson titled The Promise of Guidance to be led by Bettie Reason at seven oclock. The entry invites members to attend and learn more about the lesson's theme.
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Epworth League
Ilesson
Bettie Reason
Wa Keeney Observes Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day
Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day were observed in Wa Keeney amidst rain. Rev Woodward delivered a tribute to soldiers and families, with a tableau of a widow and faded coat, and Judge Mason’s thoughtful address on law, peace, and human nature. Community groups provided music, flags, and a veteran tableau, with decorations by local girls and support from the Ladies' Good Will society.
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Wa Keeney
W. BR. Woodward
M. EB. Church
L Allison
Presbyterian Church
America
Steele
W. C. Vetter
W. H. Summmerville
Good Will Society
Henry F. Mason
State Supreme Court
Washington
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Chaplain Groft
Closing Day of the City School in Wa-Keeney
The Wa-Keeney city school ended the year with a large dinner and field program. Pupils and patrons supplied the feast, and a field day followed with races, pole vaulting, tumbling, and pyramid racing. Fourteen of fifteen diploma candidates were graduates, including Walter Binder and Harold Kings, with a bright outlook for next year’s larger eighth grade and major changes in the department. Principal J. A. Winchester thanks the community for support and provisions.
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Wa-Keeney
Les Hses
Kabsas
Trego County Fair Meeting Minutes May 24 1816
A meeting of the fair association was held in the county clerk’s office on Friday evening May 24. In the absence of President Thos O’Toole, Vice President Hixson called the meeting to order. Committees appointed include Managing committee S J Straw J C Kirkner W J Williams J G Hixson J H Hecke mar. Premium committee H Benson J H Heckman J W Bing ham. 5 S J Straw, Sec.
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The
Fair Association
Trego County Land Title Notice From Local Abstractor
Footnote from W H Swrecerr, abstractor for Trego County, invites residents to discuss their tithe at his new headquarters first door north of town. He offers services and mentions De Mile Laxative Taplets in a terse, promotional note.
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Trego County
J. Ks
W. HW
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WY. Herrick
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Vetter
W. EB Bariety Music
Dunkards
Uncle Heck
Weather Report
Margaret Swiggestt
Epworth
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Ilinois
Elgin
Waitham
A. S. Treger
Margaret Swiggett
Insurance
Keeney, Kansas
Liberty
J H Heckman
Heckman
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Lois Drummond
Prank Chalk
Wa- Keeney
Norris
J. A. Winchester
Trego County Fair
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