Normal Institute Progress At Trego County In 1913
Records show Normal Institute opening with 38 enrolled under Carrie Stradal and J H Niesley. Updates note available lectures at the High School Auditorium with free insect pest and bird life slides, while many local teachers and students attend and prepare for certification amid lively local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Mariu
Ogajlah
Emma Hooper
Collyer
Trego County
Helen Scott
Oakley
BH. A. Courtney
Hazel Morgan
Brady
May
Xepha Harlan
State University Extension Division
Normal Institute
Carrie A. Stradal
Geo. BE. Rose
Kansas City
J. H. Niessey
J. H. Niesley
Farmer's Union Meeting in Wa Keeney This Saturday
An all day session of the Farmer's Union is planned in Wa Keeney on Saturday. A business meeting is set for 10:00 a m in the court room followed by a picnic dinner at noon in the courthouse park. Morris McAuliffe state president will speak at 2 pm. The afternoon meeting welcomes all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Union
Keeney
Jone Toh
Courthouse
Morris McAuliffe
Farmers Union
District Court
Trego County
State of Kansas
Gein
Beth Kulp
Harry Frechorn
Harry & Preeverny
A. Hulp
Hetheip Bis Wit
Barry E. Preevorn
Harry Efreeborn
Devikes
Plainia
Col. Kulp
Furry E. Preeborn
Mes
Harry E. Freeborn
Black Touriden
Smith
Wa-Keeney
Kansas
Lana Euless
AP Bingbaw
John A. Nelwon
Winters
Iret
Treve County
State of
Hangas
Homer
Leonard Y. Masten
Wiliam Thompson
FL Brown
Csrsine F Schepreie
Alexander McConnell
David Toles
Usanowa Deirs
Joan W. Brown
George Brown
Ela S. Ward
Ella Brown
Snd
Becjamie Moore
Tarine
Trego
Herbert J. Bacon
Maid Courronor
Jey
A. D. Wik
Ioice
Wattecney
Coun Brand State
Herman Long
Piaintit
One Day Only Free Consultation by Dr Sparr in Kansas City
On a one day trip Dr Sparr, a state authorized specialist, offers free consultation and examination for nervous and chronic diseases of men women and children. He treats stomach and nerve disorders plus a wide range of ailments with no charge beyond medicines. Married women should bring husbands and minors their parents. Office at 1107 McGee St Kansas City MO reference Gate City National Bank.
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Sparr
State of
Kansas
America
E. E. Sparr
M. D
McGee St
Kansas City
Gate City National Bank
Foolish economies and wasted values in women's spending
A Woman's Home Companion essay condemns excessive and frugal spending by women. It argues many girls neglect nourishment and health for vanity and public approval, sacrificing real life values for ephemeral honors. The piece cites poor choices by both spendthrifts and tightwads, urging focus on genuineLife value.
Changing the Adage in a Witty Banter Scene
Miss Sweet questions if beauty surpasses money in value. Cholly asserts beauty endures longer than money in today’s world. The dialogue reflects flirtatious cleverness and a social emphasis on aesthetic appeal.
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Miss Sweet
Cholly
Steamer in mud near Renfrew sparks stern warning
In a Clyde tale from earlier days a steamer stuck in mud near Renfrew. The skipper, angered by a girl with a water bucket approaching the river, leaned over and warned her not to take a drop until he could float. His blunt remark aimed to protect his crew and vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Glasgow
Renfrew
Johnnie Grows Up With a Clever Income Pun
A humorous exchange from a 1930s magazine features a boy named Johnnie asked to use the word income in a sentence. He delivers a playful mispronunciation joke about a cat entering through a door, sparking a light moment for the class.
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Johnnie
Be Rob Peter to Pay Pauline Joke Traced by Judge
A judge quips that the case reveals the phrase robberies where one party robs Peter to pay Pauline. The exchange frames a pun on the common saying about financial misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Pauline
Market Tale Of Soaps And Bees In Barrels
A fragment describes a seller offering goods by the barrel and remarking that the products are evidently effective, with a humorous aside about how he pitches them. The remark hints at a local merchant known for distinctive packaged items and a ready wit.
Sexual Difference. A Woman Fears Temptation Twice, Man Says Not
A New York Press summary notes a debate on sexual difference. A woman fears she faces two chances to be tempted, while a man counters he will not. The piece frames gendered temptation in a public discourse context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Newpop Nurse Quip Sparks Odd Baby Banter
Fragmentary dialogue shows a nurse named Newpop reacting to a newborn with a cheer about the baby while a parent jokes about equipment, reflecting playful hospital chatter. The garbled text hints at a lighthearted hospital exchange.
Endorsed at Home Was Keeney Citizen Backs Kidney Pills
A Waskeeney resident, T W Bandy of Washington St, praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relieving backache and kidney pain after trying them a year ago. He bought a box at Gibson's Drug Store and reports strong relief. For sale by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y are agents for the United States. Remember the manie Dogns and take me other Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasKeeney
Tan
T. W. Bandy
Washington St
Wa- Keeney
Kans
Dean
Gibson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Dogn
Ady
Treating Sick Elephant At New York Zoo
A mustard plaster and gin and ginger cure stomach aches in elephants, especially newcomers from the tropics. The remedy uses a mustard poultice wrapped with a blanket and stomped by several keepers to ensure contact, with relief observed after one treatment and acceptance of further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Zoo
Tropics
Some class at graduation with a southpaw pitcher
A humorous exchange recalls a graduation exercises moment where a speaker jokes about diplomas being delivered by a left handed pitcher, quipping at the idea as senators not involved. The line showcases local wit and memorable school pride.
Comparisons of Tender Glances and Flatirons
A humorous quip contrasts a wife’s tender loving glances with the speaker’s favorite boast about her flatirons. The remark playfully blends affection with a stubborn household image, highlighting domestic warmth through a witty comparison.
You Know Him Mack Jones
Jack says Jones is one of those men who have spring fever all year round.
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Mack
Jones
Jack
Their Place Rainstorm Satiric Exchange in Street Bed
A terse dialogue captures a downpour as rain pours in sheets and floods the street bed. The exchange highlights urban wet weather and public space under pressure.
All About the Frog and Moral Reflections
A schoolboys essay notes the frog’s life cycle from water to land. It cites tadpoles losing tails and gaining legs as they become frogs. The piece also references a quote about not going too far in the walk of active love and neighborliness by J. C.
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J. C
Aphobems of Lacy Crest The Chequer Board mood noted
A fragment from The Chequer Board by Lady Sibi Grast recalls relief in letting go. The narrator reflects on relationships and trust as a woman finds a man dull after he proposes to another woman.
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Sibi Grast
Trespass notice blocks access to Gove County property
Classified fragment notes a trespass prohibition on the west half and southeast quarter of 1013-25 in Gove county under law. The ad also mentions seed corn listings, 90 day calico, and local prices with names Mus. B. Srices Janssen Stever K.C. Wilson.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Topeka
Frederick Lisser
Utica
Kansas
Homestead
Trego County
John E. Wood
Dayton Maurer
John C. Rankin
Elmer Harvey
Banner
Gro. W
Trespasa
Gove County
E Mus
B. Srices
Janssen
Ambiguous Missionary Calls for Help in Cannibal Land
A missionary in a hostile territory pleads for aid to relieve distress in the dark land. He notes a small brethren force struggles to cope and requests additional support, including medicinal tablets.
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Kansas World
B. Sogivler, Pub
Wa Kerory
Sarvunpay
Eva P. Jones
Minnie O'Neil
Anna Razak
Bessie Rodgers
Bernice A. Mattingly
Velma Stephens
Bertha Mensing
Eva Greenwood
Nina Nelson
Ethel Carpenter
Rosie Zeman
Nora Schoonover
Ethel Hinshaw
Nova Margo
Mildred Cass
Stephen Besson
J. B Evans
A. J
Nova Clark
Lois M. Eaton
Susie E. Acre
Ruby Galloway
Nina Nett
Elizabeth Harrison
Henry Polkowsky
Cora J. Marshall
Mayme E. Blehiler
Eva Brown
Farmer's Union Meeting
Guy G. Blakely
American Hotel
Fogg
Him
Hildego
Ernst Mussemann
Manhattan
H. Webster
Jean
Agriculture
Sudlego
Cook's Barn
Oeaie
Handsome Duke, Jr
W.F. Teague
Red River
J.B. Wilson
Stadie
K.C. Wilson
Tke
Dr. Miles
A. B. Jones
W.keeney, Kansas
Dr. O.F. Bohman
Omee
E. A. Courtney
R. E. Spencer
Kline
Wollner's Store
John A. Nelson
Kerney
Ss. M. Hutzel
Keeney, Kansas
Ee. D. Wheeler
O O. A. Cortright
M. Ww. Mason
Stanley J. Straw
Larater Furniture Co
Wa-Heaney, Kansas
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