Milk cows as steady farm income in Ness County
O L Lennen argues Ness County farmers should prioritize milk cows to stabilize family support and local economies. He cites Jersey and Holstein potential, advises gradual herd improvement, and notes milk income helps meet bills, with practical steps to acquire and manage cows amid drought and land challenges.
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Ness County
Webster
State Agricultural College
Dairy Bureau
Agricultural Department
Washington
Farmers
Ness City
Jersey
Man Coughs Breaks Ribs After Frightful Cough
In Neenah Wisconsin a man suffers two broken ribs from a severe coughing spell. The ad endorses Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments and offers a free trial bottle or 50 cent or $1 sizes at Gibsons. Also touts Chamberlain's Tablets to ease constipation and Correct Abstracts by W H Swiggett.
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Neenah
Wis
Kings
Effie Morton
Columbus Mo
Gibsons
Unclear rural opinions mix in sharp town quarrel note
An oblique editorial snippet attacks inter community bias and rivalry while mocking self serving critics. It criticizes local factions and calls for broader common sense as a Wa Keeney mercantile house announces it will move to Larned after overstocking with hard water soap.
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Gnoramus
Aleek
Tinele Heck
Wa-Keeney Mercantile
Larned
Market Report Kansas City Stock Yards June 13 1912
Kansas City and other markets showed strong cattle sales with native stock firm and quotas moving. Quarantine cattle of 140 car loads entered, 1100 to 1300 lb steers priced 7.25 to 3.20, hogs steady at top 7.50 and 7.20 to 7.45, sheep and lambs holding near recent peaks with tops at 8.75 for native lambs. Arizona New Mexico Texas muttons 4.15 to 5.00. general receipts down from year ago by about 10 000 head.
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Kansas City
Ubose
Missouri
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Four Boys Drown Near Cremerie Hill in Creek Tragedy
Four boys Cagie Christenson Henry Phillips Roy Phillips and Paul Dallas drown after moonlight swim in Cremerie Creek causes flood waters to rise. Albert Phillips reports Dallas first to go under. others attempt rescues but all perish. Local search by fifteen to twenty men locates Christenson then the others in ten feet water. Dr. Winstow and Mrs Gillman administer aid but all die. The town mourns as families grieve, with Oakley community noting the tragedy.
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Cagie Christenson
Henry
Roy Phillips
Paul Dallas
Moon
Cremerie Hill
Albert Phillips
Albert
Cremerie Wils
Ffteen
Christensen
Dr. Winstow
C. He Gillman
Logie Christenson
B. Christenson
Roy
Henry Phillips
Belle Philips
Paul Ballas
Harry Dallas
Oakley Graphle
Papering Spring Wall Season Urges Fresh Overhaul
The piece highlights spring as the ideal season to paper and refresh interiors, urging a full overhaul and cleanup. It emphasizes using this time for updating spaces and renewing decor to welcome seasonal changes.
See Our New Stock of Wall Paper Today
See our new stock of wallpaper with patterns you want for any room. Designs and coloring are unusually attractive this year and we offer the pick of the most desirable produced.
Electoral And Popular Vote From 1896 To 1908
The excerpt lists presidential vote counts and electoral tallies for 1896 1900 1904 and 1908 showing McKinley Bryan Roosevelt Taft and Bryan again with figures. It also notes probate action in Scott county for the will of Thomas J Iams naming L C Gleason G G Marshall as witnesses and executor C H Baugher of Ellis declining. A new homestead law signed by Taft shortens proofing to three years and provides five months leave. implications for homesteaders are described. A medical ad notes Deans Regulats promoting liver health and digestion.
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William McKinley
Wm. J. Bryan
Wm. McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Wim. H. Taft
Wm. J Bryant
Thomas J. Jams
Scott County
L. C. Gleason
G.G. Marshall
Trego County
C. H. Baugher
Ellis
House
Senate
Taft
Hall
Cagesey & Co
Toropo, C
Johnson
Kansas Supreme Court
Clase
Ellsworth
Wagner
Logan County
Kansas
Death of Wm Haddock in Riverside Kansas
Wm Haddock died at his Riverside home after a long illness in Trego county. Funeral delayed for relatives from New York. services held in Wa-Keeney on Tuesday, June 11, with interment in Wa-Keeney cemetery. Community notices thankfulness for sympathy and floral tributes. Also includes brief, unrelated local ad copy and health notes.
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Wen
Haddock
Riverside
Trego County
New York
Wa Keeney
Wa-Keeney
Brownell
Marie Haddock
Bargain Store Closing Sale Ad Nags Customers
A terse newspaper item advertises a closing out sale at Bargain Store with playful dialogue about bargains and location one door north of Wa-Keensy Hardware Co. The notice notes items priced above market value in exchange for goods.
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John
Wa-Keensy Hardware. Co
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Chamberlain
W. H. Swiggett
Market Report
E. D. Wheeler
Lincoln
W. W. Gibson
Wakeeney
Rochester
Dean
Gibson's
Baker's
King
Buckien