Local notes and travel amid busy Palot area
The itemized clipping records a flurry of daily events: Ralph Kristof’s misfortune with a top horse, Jesse Fuckman sparring with Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Zeman, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Davis traveling to Kansas City, and O Owens delivering cement for a new residence. Mrs. O. Koudson travels to Clay Corner to be with her niece, while Mrs. Frank Strada is hospitalized in Hays. The Kednasekee and Horakeee families visit Wilson, Kansler visits Ralph Kristof, and Misses Ethel Oliver and Helen Papes depart for Kansas City for adenoid operations with Ed Oliver accompanying them.
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Ralph Kristof
Jesse Fuckman
Lennie Zeman
Davis
Kansas City
Owens
O. Koudson
Clay Corner
Prank Strada
Hays Hospital
Kednasekee
Wilson
R. Horakeee
Ae W
Kansler
Jity
Oklahoma
Ethel Oliver
Helen Papes
K. C
Ed. Oliver
Local notices and farm updates from Bills Kansas region
Big Creek Wheat looks good amid frequent rains. L. Brandt, about 50, uses crutches. Sheriff Robinson of Eilis county was in town on business. John Allman of Riverside sold two loads of corn in Ellis last Saturday. The F B E U held a meeting in Ellis last Saturday. Sheriff Altman of Trego county socialized in Ellis. Mrs T C Feever and family visited Riverside parents last Sunday. Rev J A Westerman and family in Kansas City listening to Bill Sunday. An attempted bootlegging setback occurred in Bills last Saturday. Joan Glass, W F Cross and others traveled to WakKeeney on business. Most farmers expect to replant after rains. Rev Westerman preached at the M church in Bills last Sunday. Maurice MacAuliff, state president of the FBEVU, to address Bills area June 22. all invited for a social gathering with food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Brandt
Sheriff Robinson
Eilis County
Eilis
John Allman
Riverside
Ellis
Ellis County
F. BE
Altman
Trego County
T. C. Feever
Riverside Township
J. A. Westerman
Kansas City
Bill
Bills
Joan Glass and Son
W. F. Cross
WakKeeney
Thas
Westerman
Bilis
Maurice MacAuliff
Local news from South Trego and nearby exchanges
Rains benefited crops with several light showers since the last report. Builders plastering Koleber's new house this week. Numerous visitors and visits among locals including the Benischs, Meyer, Schnieder families, and Kristof party. Weather recorded with light rainfall totaling 5.23 inches for five months of 1916. prior month 5.13 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Keener
Wor trade Topeka residence for western Kansas land
Property exchange note from this office records a trade proposal moving a Wor residence in Topeka for land in western Kansas. Details are incomplete in the brief entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeksa
Kansas
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