Bank building under construction near completion
T W Maynard visits Ogal Yah to arrange the bank building interior with fire proof walls and new furniture. Auction notices advertise the Wm Glass sale on June 10 and the Hearting sale on June 16 with Mason Olson and Wheeler Brothers as auctioneers. Subscriptions for World at $1.50 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Maynard
Ogal- Yah
Bank
Wm. Glass
M. W. Mason
0. H. Olson
Wheeler Brothers
Community notes from a Kansas town diary
Local items report Grace Huffman attending a teachers institute in Gypsum City and Mrs. DeBoer registering for training in Hays. Several residents visit relatives, travel to Manhattan and Lenexa, and plan teaching assignments in Neodesha and Macksville. A touring car arrives, Panama hats appear, and a ten foot aeroplane propeller is shown in Ogallah. City council discusses cemetery funding andWa Keeney Cemetery lot price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Huffman
Gypsum City
Guy DeBoer
Hays
T. B. Hays
C. B. Kelly
A. B. Jones
Chas. Kellogg
Grinnell
Joe Kellogg
Ogallah
Chas. Bradley
F. D. Walker
Manhattan
Kansas
Frank Spena
Gladys Hamm
Lenexa
Grace Kendal
Bert Greenwood
Lewis McFarland
Lincoln Center
F. D. Hastings
Oliver Inloes
Collyer
Wyoming
Mayme Biehler
LaCrosse
Cora Keraus
Irene
Kathrine Hemphill
Macksville
D. O. Hemphill
Neodesha
Denver
Kansas City
H.W. Finch
Towner
Colo
A. S. Treger
Colorado
W. W. Gibson
Harry Rinker
Uncle Sam
Chas Lefstead
Alfred
Lieut
Ft. Riley Hospital
Wa Keeney Cemetery
The
Fresh Pork at Bakers Adv For Sale Acme Grain Binder
Ed Walz arrived home this morning from Kansas City where he has been for a month taking medical treatment. H W Hosie of Abilene visited J W Hosie then returned. The big public sale of J F Burk has been postponed from Wednesday June 4 to Thursday June 12 due to rain. Daniel Rohrbacher shows a new west town cottage nearly finished and quite neat. Kathrine Marts of Soldier Kansas and Harold Butler of Bird City Kansas visited the Mumert home. A son of James Monroe is alive Edward James Monroe 102 in Jacksonville Florida. Monroe survived three wives and eleven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers
Acme
T. C. Peacock
Ed Walz
Kansas City
H. W. Hosie
Abilene
J. W. Hosie
J. F. Burk
Daniel Rohrbacher
Kathrine Marts
Soldier
Kansas
J. T. Mumert
Harold Butler
Bird City
Mumert
James Monroe
Edward James Monroe
Jacksonville
Fla
Monroe
Edward Monroe
Classifieds and notices from Wa-Keeney ad pages
The snippet advertises money lending service with contact E. D. Wheeler. It lists for sale and trade items including nine residential lots near a school, green prairie hay, a second hand Hodge beader, and a cane seed sale by F. B. Walker. Also rental for two rooms by H. S. Givler, a cinema program mention, a National Cash Register and large refrigerator for sale by Mrs. L. E. Wurst, and a store closure starting June 9 1919 with jewelry bargains promoted by A. S. Treger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Wheeler
H. F. Osterkamp
W. W. Sellers
Sem Shriner Farm
Hodge Beader
Dick Owens
Jae Ea
Graham Peece
Frank
F. B. Walker
Wa-Keeney
A. S. Treger
Kansas
L. E. Wurst
Ogallah
Kans
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World Office
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Avery
Avery Tractors
Wa-Keeney Hardware
Oxford
Courtney
F. O. B. Detroit
J. W. Spena
Verbeck Lumber & Supply Co