Wa Keeney Kansas May 1912 County Equalization Sessions
Trego County commissioners met in Wa Keeney May 19 1912 as a board of equalization. Present were John McNaughton A H Hamm S A Newcomer and the County Clerk. Valuations for land generally lowered where land values differed from nearby parcels and shipper records show adjustments to horses cattle and cows in several townships.
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Wa Keeney
Kansas
Trego County
Ofice
John McNaughton
A. H. Hamm
S. A. Newcomer
Teards
Ogallah
Collyer
Wa- Keeney
Wa-Keeney
Board of County Commissioners
W. ¥. Herreck
Bett
Trego
Beant
Twe County
Supreme Court
District Court
Board of Commissioners of
A. Newcomer
Doctor Sparr Heads to Wa-KeeneY The American Hotel
Dr. E. E. Sparr will be at the American Hotel in Wa-Keeney on Thursday June 19 for consultations and public appearance. The event invites locals to meet the physician, discuss health matters, and seek guidance.
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American Hotel
One Day Only Free Consultation with Dr Sparr
On a single day Dr Sparr a Kansas authorized specialist offers free consultation examination and advice for nervous and chronic diseases of men women and children. He treats stomach nerves liver blood skin heart kidneys and many others promising no surgery and stays open 9 am to 6 pm at 1107 McGee St Kansas City Mo.
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Sparr
State of
Kansas
America
E E. Sparr
M.D
McGee St
Kansas City
Gate City National Bank
Praise Service and Sunday School Reports at County Meeting
A county service week includes a praise service, house to house canvass, and reports from county officers led by County Secretary, Supt Missionary Department, Supt Home Department, and Supt Teacher Training. Rev C M Reed and Mrs Friday lead services. state Sunday School Convention report. music by Mrs C M Reed with Claire Marshall Edna Walker Lizzie Brown and Goldie Gorrell.
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T Missionary
Home Department
the Missionary Sunday School
L. Allison
A. J. Elermeyer
Mildred A. Niessey
Walter Hutton
C. M. Reed
Maude Price
San Francisco International
CO. M. Reed
Claire Marshall
Edna Walker
Lizzie Brown
Goldie Gorreil
Memorial Day in Collyer Honors Civil War Heroes
In Collyer memories day brings old soldiers to a town gathering honoring Civil War dead. Despite depleted ranks, veterans and Spanish War participants helped make Memorial Day 1913 a finest yet with a children’s tag drill and speeches by C. L. Cook of Trego.
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Sons of Veterans
Collyer
C. L. Cook
Trego
Titsk Tbeir
South
Wheeler
Stars and Stripes
Andersonville
Libby
Gettysburg
Lee
Nellie Davis
It Makes 2 Difference in Business Courtesy
A child asks about business courtesy and the father explains two kinds. One courtesy is for customers who pay cash, the other for those who don’t. The dialogue portrays a simple streetwise lesson in manners and commerce.
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Little Willie
Mysterious Jim Stolen Cash and Escape Spark Town Tale
A vivid regional sketch recalls Mysterious Jim who drifted into town living off others. He helps himself, earns a nickname, and after Hood's store theft he vanishes before being captured. Police surround him as he resists riding a horse, then is left hanging from a limb, with claim he stole from Hood and wore a bag at his neck.
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Hood
Jim
Hood's
Jes
Weather Report From Wa Keeney Weekly Temperatures
Government thermometer readings show a cool dry week ending Wednesday noon. Eight days of cool dry weather and only 17 cents worth of rain since last report. Miss Elsie Torres of Goldwater Kansas visited Miss Helen Wilson this week. Florida Times Union notes on Very Merry Women and continuous self sacrifice as a concept of a useful life.
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Wa-Keeney
Elsie Torres
Goldwater
Kansas
Helen Wilson
Florida Times-Union
Notice of Land Claim Publication and Related Classifieds
Notice announces Frederick Lisser of Utica Kansas filing intention to prove up a land claim in Topeka U S Land Office May 2 1913 with witnesses listed. Includes scattered ads for groceries seeds ice and remedies and a land trade inquiry, plus an ad for Burdock Blood Bitters and regional notices.
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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
Geo. W. Fisher
Register
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Wa-Heeney
Saterday
E. E. Sparr
Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thoreday
Unday Price
Hutte
J. H. Beach
Wellington
Kan
Sterniog
Ass Mauaes
Walter Hutten
Steigerman
A. J. Ellermeyer
W. Y. Herrick
T. R. Moore
Mante Price
Tommy Clare
J. W. Owens
New York Times
Weather Report
Hildego
Hidel
Ernst Mussemann
Manhattan
Ed. H. Webster
Fo of Agriculture
Handsome Duke, Jr
Teague
Baker's
Ady
Bakers Ady
W. H. Swiggett
Saturday Evening Post
U. K
Red River
J. S. Wilson
Star Grocery
P. O. Hox
Dean
Mary Treet
Mariton
Kans
Mit Incking Brace
Moe Shi
W. A. Eppler
Mies
Andy Saver
A. B. Jones
Dr. O.F. Bohman
E-A-Courtney
R. E. Spencer
Kline
Wollner’s Store
John A. Nelson
Keeney
S. M. Hutzel
Keeney, Kansas
Ee. D. Wheeler
Co. A. Cortright
Www
MASON
Stanley J. Straw
Hmbalmer and
Puneral
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Larabee Purnitaré Co
Wa-Keeney, Kanan
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