For Sale and Want Column Listings in Kansas
For sale horse listings, farm equipment, and livestock. Ads show various items from J. L. Case separator to Deering binder and Hereford bull calves. Names include Mrs. H. Schimkowitsch, Chas. A. Vollbrecht, J. H. Carpenter, W. F. Hancock, Lew H. Galloway, and A. W. Nelson with locations in Walker, Wakeeney, Ellis, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Lew H. Galloway
Wa Keeney
King Pontiac Occidental
Kansas
A. W. Nelson
Ellis, Kan
Threshing Outfit for Sale with Complete Engine and Separator
Advertises a ready to run threshing outfit including a 32 horsepower Reeves compound engine with new parts and large tender a 32 inch Nichols Shephard River Special Separator with self feeder blower weigher 14 foot extension feeder plus a 12 barrel water tank all in first class shape priced at 1500 dollars cash with easy terms. Contact H S Sweet Stockton Kansas Adv 1821
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves Cross
H. S. Sweet
Stockton
Kansas
Swanson Takes Charge Of Cereal Crops Work At Fort Hays
Arthur F. Swanson appointed to head the Cereal Crops investigational program at Fort Hays Experiment Station Kansas succeeding F A Kiene Jr who resigned April 1. Swanson, a Western Kansas native from Norton County, earned a B S in Agriculture in June. The project spans eighty acres of upland soil with 165 wheat varieties 200 corn and sorghum strains tested and yearly additions of new varieties to suit western Kansas conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Swanson
Fort Hays Experiment Station
Hays
Kansas
F. A. Kiene, Jr
Mr. Swanson
Norton County
United States Department of Agriculture
Largest enrollment at the Ft Hays Normal
The Ft Hays Normal summer school reports 627 students, the largest in its history. President Lewis added fourteen new faculty as the institution plans for a big September term, with many boys expected to return as in prewar years when the school had the highest male percentage among state teachers colleges.
Community Socials And Farm News From Trendy Kansas
Sherfick notes a warm spell while families gather Sundays at neighbors homes in Bosna Soldier and Nor wood. Local dances planned July 2 with Ness City Orchestra mark season end. Wheat and harvest work progress as J Michalais and Schemm brothers build porches and granaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artless
Opal Bus
Stanley Austin
A. J. Schimkach
Pete Mohr
Edison Re-Creations List Promises Classical Highlights
The New Edison re cre ations list this month features Rossini sacred works led by Stabat Mater with Urlus performing Cujus Animam and Duet Quis est homa sung by Verlet and Matzenauer. Also includes Father O Flyn and Little Alabama Black Person by Frieda Hempel Ske, plus Marie Tiffany duets and Kathleen Mavourneen on zimbalom and Southern Melodies on bells by Burkhardt. A new Watts Caprice by Henton closes the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Rossini
Jacques Urlus
Metropolitan
Alice Verlet
Marceret Matzenauer
Artur Middleton
Father O'Flynn
Alabama Coon
Frieda Hempel Ske
Marie Tiffany
My Redeemer
Lord
Maggie Teyte
London
Opera Comique
Monsieur Beaucaire
Bobby
Kathleen Mavourneen
Joe
Kentucky
Massa
John F. Burkhardt
H. Benne Henton
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Buyyy Fisk
Greenwood’s Tire Shop
Fisk Tires
H. Schimkowitsch
Atp
J_ L
Reeves Engine
Cock House
Chas. A. Vollbrecht
Walker, Kansas
R. T. Bean
O. A. Gortright
J. H. Carpenter
Wwakeeney
Ship Office
F. Hancock
Hill City
Kansaw
Graham County
Frank Grecian
L. H. Galloway
Wa-Keeney
N. A Olson
Route 4
J. M. Perry
Ness City Orchestra
Sherfick
V. Malinowsky
S. H. Yewell’s
Bosna
John Bordovsky
Frank
V. Hubalek
M. Mohr
Bilis
R. Owens
Ralph
H.schimkowits
Chas
Kristof
Norwood
W. D. Austin
Trego Center
Bert Stanton
Jesse Stanton
Manhattan
Michalais
Paul Schemm
John
Fred Devies
Willian Deitz
Walter
James Stanton
Cowley County
Esther Anderson
Theodore
William Dietz
Lawson Brothers
Remus Schneider
Geo. Hobbick
Efarm Schneider
Witte Schneider
Joe Zeigier
Engstrom
Fairbanks—Morse
H. P
Beda Engstrom
Mason and Olson
J. W. Nicholson
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