Soldier Votes and Everyday Language in Postwar Life
A columnist muses on common gains, vocabulary limits, and town improvement while noting the rising wages of railroad workers under government rule. The piece discusses soldier voters shaping future politics, postwar sentiment toward veterans, and the irony of homefront gladness contrasted with veterans’ joy, ending with a quip about brain food from fish and groats.
Parents vs Pols clash over state appropriations
In a Kans a Legislature debate the author criticizes lawmakers who voted 33 000 for hogs cattle and bees while allotting only 7 000 for babies. The piece laments the priority gap and notes Dr DeVilbliss resignation over child health concerns. It also reports Miss Marie Gregg daughter of Dell Gregg of Morland township graduating from Trego County High School and teaching at Adair in northeast Trego county.
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State of
Kansas
Dr. DeVilbliss
Department of Child Hygiene
Marie Gregg
Dell Gregg
Morland Township
Trego County
Adair
Hill City Republian
Kit Carson Herald clipping notes locals and suspects
A scrapbook item from Kit Carson Herald details E. D. Wheeler visiting Wa Keeney Kansas, Clyde Cypher building a bungalow, foreman John Huggins, and S Herrick briefly taking money from a Gypsy woman. Hill City New Era reports two men found in a barn suspected of being crooks.
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Kit Carson
Colo
E. D. Wheeler
Wa Keeney
Kansas
Harry
Clyde Cypher
Clyde
John Huggins
S. Herrick
Colorado
Herald
Probaly
Hill City
New Era
For Sale and Want Column in Wa Keeney Kansas
Various classified notices list for sale items and wants in Wa Keeney Kansas. Listings include 24 head of geldings and mares, Hereford bull calves, a McCormick header, four room cottages and houses, lost Liberty Bonds, and farm equipment. Also notices announce examinations for Normal Training and High School credits on June 6 7. Positions include WAITRESS WANTED at Way Cafe and Knife Weeders for crops. Names include Len G Johnson Lew H Galloway and A W Nelson.
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Wa- Keeney
Wa Keeney
Kansas
Minnie O'Neil
Wanted a Lady Dishwasher at Our Way Cafe
Classified notice lists a wanted advertisement for a lady to work as a dishwasher at the Our Way Cafe. Also appears is an ad for a one-year-old registered Shorthorn bull for sale, described as red, with contact details in Ogallah Route 2 near Wa-Keeney, including phone 407.
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Our Way Cafe
O. O. Runyon
Ogallah
Wa- Keeney
Lace Powder Promises Fast Louse Elimination for Chickens
Dr Pruitt s Sure Shot Lace Powder guarantees removal of all lice from young chicks in under two minutes or refunds money. Claims setting hens stay in nests when treated. Sold by Farmers Store.
Sealed Bids Sought For Old District School House
Sealed bids will be accepted on the old school house of District No 5 to the highest bidder and removed by June 10 1919. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids by order of the Board H S Yewell Secretary Adv 1231.
Estrayed horse sought in Ellis Kansas
One day mare about four years old with white face and a white spot on side. She left Stated address Wednesday April 15. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Frank Atwood Ellis Kansas.
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Lew H. Galloway
McCormick
WaKeeney
Our Way
National Biscuit Company
Dainty
Alon
L. H. Galloway
Keeney
King Pontiac Occidental
A. W. Nelson
Ellis, Kan
G. Klenk
H. S. Yewell
Frank Atwood
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