Correspondence From Willcox Community Notes
Miss Ella Marcy is sick. Chester Ranches visit Ells. Dewey Whistler and Sylvia Connelly with Harry Hazen are Willcox carers. Sunday preaching encouraged. Flenny Whistler visits Clarence Kepelikes. Ca Sydiver from Lincoln Kansas visiting Marcy family. Wa Keeney gospel team spoke at Willcox Sabbath school. Joe Young went to Kansas City for medical treatment but returned improved. Ian Hobler surprised by relatives and friends. Fran comments on 1% dinner cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Marcy
Chester Ranch
Ells
Dewey Whistler
Sylvia Connelly
Harry Hazen
Willcox
Flenny Whistler
Clarence Kepelikes
Ca Sydiver
Lincoln
Kans
Marcy's
Joe Young
Kansas City
Ian Hobler
Fran
Winds, sickness hit South Trego community notes
Weeding corn is in full blast and land buyers from Bazine visited this past week. A big rain Wednesday night aided roads grading work. Several local residents and visitors attended family events and sewing clubs. John Lohman of Russell stayed with George’s family, and a new baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Devies last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnout
Geo. Lohman
Jas. Benisches
Pete Schneider
Harm Schneider
Solomon Devies
Messrs
Lietz, Markheim
Michalies
Miliet
James Benisch
John Lohman
Russell
George
Earnest Smith
Baby
Silas McKone
Joe Gorky
Ay Pal City
Geo. Lotiman
Joe Gordy
Marie Michailes
Jas Benisch
Hays
Wuawig Lolinih
Pred Myskhelm
Jas
Henfeb
Jno. Wilderman
Barney Meyer Jett
Nes
Jas. Benisch
Julius Lietz
Voda area notes and local harvest movements
Local observations report ongoing rain around Voda with community activity across farms and households. Dr Jones brought cattle to a ranch west of Voda this week while several residents assist with harvest near Wilson and Wa-Keeney. An injured carpenter on Tid Ball’s house required care and local veterinary work was performed for Dick Owens. Community members from Wa-Keeney and Prescool visit Rudulpa Horak, with plans for harvest and family visits as the Gospel Team from Wa-Keeney defeats the Voda neighbors in a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jones
Hhis Ranch
Voda
V. Malinovsky
Dirik
U. A. Kris
Wilson
Mr Long
Tid Ball
Melroy
Quimer
Dick Owens
Kristof
Rudulpa Horak
Wa-Keeney
Stautt
Prescou
Art
Stanley Austin
WeKeengy
Sabbath School and Voda Decal Event Notice
Sunday program at 2 30 p m features Voda Decal entertainment through Saturday evening. Ice cream social after meeting. Collyer band to perform. hosts Messrs and Mesdames T Owens and family J Griffith and family L Davis and family Wm Cox and family V Beniseh Mrs L Abrbut and family Mrs A Kristof John and Chas Kristof and Gerhard Mussemann attended dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collyer Band
Halph Kristof
Messrs and Mesdames
T. Owens
J. Grifith
L . Davis
Wm. Cox
V. Beniseh
L. Abrbut
A. Kristof
John and
Chas. Kristof
Gerhard Mussemann
Big Creek Corn Grows. Farmers Move as Storms Hit
Local notes report Big Creek corn thriving while Roy Lofty sails to Michigan for factory work. A Tuesday rain shower refreshed the area and a hall storm along the county line toppled windmills and forced wheat plowing for fall seeding. Will Sauer and Adam Sauer plan moves to Ellis and Mulheim lands, respectively, as a new concrete mill building is slated to replace the old one. Four horses were killed by a cyclone east of Ellis near Armpriester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lofty
Michigan
Mr. Schdime
W. L. Cox
Samuel Glass
New House
Cross
Joan Glass
Hall
Will Sauer
Ellis County
Adam Sauer
Mulheim
Ellis
Trego
Lorses
Christ Armpriester
Advertising ethos in a bustling market dialogue
A fragmentary reminiscence quotes H Murphy and Scott Clay discussing commerce. It extols the advertiser as the modern spreader of business, claiming readers outnumber past eras and newspapers place the merchant before the buyer. The message urges vigilance in competitive times.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Resident
A Wa Keeney resident testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving dull back pain and enabling housework again. Mrs F M Braun says she has felt no need for kidney medicine in over two years and praises this remedy. Sold for 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
We-Keeney
F. M. Braun
Wa Keeney
Doan
Sheriff Sale Notice in Trege County Kansas
Court papers list Anna Marsh as plaintiff against CH Swart Zella Sward and Lysle L Abbett with sale of the northeast quarter of section nine township fourteen south range twenty two west in Trege county. The sale is to occur July 3, 195, at 10 am in Wa Keeney courthouse to satisfy a judgment of 1073.35 plus costs and interest. proceeds to be applied to the judgment with eighteen months redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swart Zella
Lysle
Lysie L. Abbett
Trege County
Kansas
Wa-Keeney
Sala 9
Inrem
Ani An
Isea
Keeney
Wallman
Erift
Trego Cousts
Jorney
Piaintift
Coming Late to Dinner A Depew View on Tardiness
Chauncey M Depew, a veteran and famed diner, explains late arrivals at formal dinners as egotism and a posed display. He recalls a European practice where royalty’s lateness lets guests arrive before them, noting chairs vanish if one arrives after royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Depew
Mr Depew
Europe
Opinion on hydro aeroplanes and sea reconnaissance
The piece argues hydroaeroplanes are flawed for seaworthiness yet promising for long-range flight. It notes wind limitations on water landings, predicts greater range with duplicate engines, and suggests a mother ship as a practical solution to launch and recover planes at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Gems and Diamonds Through History and Scandal
The article traces diamonds and other gems across history, linking them to religion, politics, and legend. It notes intrigues, murders, imprisonments, and beheadings, including the Diamond Necklace scandal tied to Marie Antoinette and the Bastille. It mentions Cardinal de Rochefoucauld, Cagliostro, and Countess Lamotte-Valois in the revolution era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Antoinette
Bastile
Cardinal de Rohan
Cagliostro
Swindler
Lamotte-Valois
London
Pecury
Cleaning Day Prank Sparks Town Indignation
A practical joke in a small town fooled many housewives by claiming the telephone company would blow dust from phones and wires. Women tied cloth over devices to prevent dust, some for hours, until they learned the ruse through central. The joker reportedly left town to escape upset residents. Wu Tingfang as Censor and Rice Crop Growth in U S reported alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Cincinnati Comercial Tribune
Nervine touted for epilepsy relief in 19th century ad
Thousands of U S children suffer epileptic attacks burdening parents who seek health. Dr Miles Nervine is advertised as a reliable remedy, not a cure-all, with claims of beneficial results from many users. Sold by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
Mes
Frank Anderson
Comfrey
Mian
United States
Lestate
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
J B Wilson Reports Horse Wounded by Wire This Morning
J B Wilson said his horse was badly cut by a wire fence during the morning hours. The incident occurred on his property with the animal sustaining significant but non fatal injuries. Local neighbors assisted as the owner anticipated veterinary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Wilson
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McCormick
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Oliver Gang
Oliver Sulk
Troma
A. P. Teeters
M. W. Mason
J. W. Nicholson
H. Murphy
Time Tregoite
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Western
Court of Rege Gemary
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Egeliam
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Wu Ting Fang
Louisiana
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Erar
Tema
Wil Fuiiles
Wits
Hugh Tid Malis
Join McCoys
Fle
Hage
R. Peek
Percheron and
Rabon
Old Cook Place
J. W. Fronce
W. HM. Fronce
C. S. Wall
Ofice
Wa-Etenny
Julius Hillman
Wwe
Law
A. B. Jones
W.keeney, Kansas
Areeney
O. H. Olson
Collyer
The
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange, Mass
S. J. Straw
C.T. Binder’s Harness & Shoe Shop
Ogallah, Kanss
W. S. Gorrell
Keeney, Kansas
Ss. M. Hutzel
Lanis
Was
Ee. D. Wheeler
Stanley J. Straw
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