23 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
1
A jumble of misspelled event names includes Sack Race Toys Foor Race and 100 Yaro Race. Pot a To Rack and Far Mas s Rave appear as fragmented items with unclear organizers or dates, suggesting a garbled historical notice of sports or fair activities.
Mrs. R H Burns visits Paleo. Wilbert Orr of Collyer visits sister Lola. Mr and Mrs Harry Britt welcome a baby girl born June 13. Bank breaks ground for new building. many visits, church services, auctions, and public notices across Wa-Keeney and surrounding towns. Includes parish events, auctions, bids, repairs, and personal notices.
Correspondence notes farmers relieved by recent rains improving grain prospects while townsfolk enjoy dances and parties. Adolph Schwanbeck visits. Wa-Keeneyites beat local team. a lively runaway wreck damages buggies. Engineer J E Dunavan funeral. K Harvey returns from near Tribune to harvest wheat.
Weather wet on the 19th with rain and alfalfa ready to cut for a second time by July 1. Wheat harvest near, crops generally good. W C T A met with Mrs. A W Purint. Clifford Baker bought fat cattle. Miss Maud Flanders visiting Mrs. T Courtney. J R Guilbert’s dwelling nears completion. J Hawkes sold tools to Jess Courtney and plans college at Manhattan. Banner adds goods, Queensware and shoes. A B Redmond sold farm in eastern Kansas. Children’s Day exercises well attended. Prof Mesley and daughter present.
Mr. Pearl helps W D Austin harvest while Pearls Wave moves into a new house. Local residents trade in Yoda on Tuesday and several harvest plans unfold with Banta Bros. and Stephen Krhut.
Real estate transfers listed include Kobler to Koni. Rathbun to Snyder. Sher to Rathbun. Ragsdale parcel in North Wa-Keeney. Austin to Glantz. Kristoff to Ralph and Chas Kristof. Rogers land in sections 21 and 27-11-22. Marshall to Jones. Austin to Baker. Baker and BE1B25. Also notices for school district clerks to obtain blanks for July meeting. loans on real estate. various names such as Fleury Hawkins Herman Loug.
Big Creek notes a favorable rain Sunday night aiding the wheat crop. Glencoe road overseer keeps Ube men busy on public roads. Levi Grubb, formerly of east Trego, moved from Ellis to Pennsylvania earlier this week. Miss Hertia Glass and brother Wm expected home from Topeka hospital Monday night but did not arrive. Harry Teeters of Ellis County is gravely ill and likely to need lung surgery. Mrs. Mary Widler of Coldwater Michigan visits family and plans to return home early in the week.
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