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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
5
A Colorado inventor C N Cramel of Rocky Ford showcases a nailless blue horse shoe patented this week. The device adjusts to a hoof instantly, eliminates nails, and reportedly proves effective in six months of trial. Deemer plans large scale manufacture and sale in coming years.
The piece argues that an inferior class of travelers is a misconception and that many sensible travelers prefer the tourist sleepers. It asserts one can travel to California comfortably and cheaply, saving money for other uses, and recommends crossing the continent in a Union Park tourist sleeper. Inquire of R E Morse, Agent.
Report from Bryan dated May 11 1906 details a trip from Wa Keeney to a 640 acre Grim Brothers ranch in Trego County Kansas. The party noted 32 head of cows and 32 head of young stock plus 20 spring calves, with 100 acres alfalfa and 125 acres wheat laid out. They describe harvests of three crops from alfalfa and crops of corn oats potatoes and garden vegetables. Ernest farms Byard Grim land while Byard tends cattle. the group roamed the prairie hunting rabbits and a large snake, then traveled to Wa Keeney to catch the 9:20 train to Washington.
A two thousand dollar threshing outfit is offered for one thousand dollars cash or good bankable paper. It includes I I Case sixteen horsepower engine, Nichols and Shepard separator and tender, cook shack with table and dishes, and a nearly new condition. It has run only three years and is sale ready. Trade options include farm or town property or cattle and horses. Come see or address W A Sarin, War Keeney, Kansas.
The year old law requires resident hunters to pay 1 redirect to 1 for residents and 15 for non residents. Licenses issued by county clerks and the secretary of state. Open season dates listed for Prairie chicken quail doves geese and brant. Farmers may hunt on their own land without a license, and a deputy warden will be appointed per county.
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