Politicians Declare Candidacies Across Trego County
A series of Republican and Democratic announcements fill the pages as A B Jones and others declare for state senate and county offices. WM Wells and J H Deatrich seek senate seats. Eva Philbrook, A Graves, and A Nelson announce county and district posts. Reeder’s campaign gains support amid pension debates, while local committees outline August 4 primaries and committee endorsements in a busy election season for Trego County.
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Rom
Sesavon
Timier
Republican Party
A. B. Jones
Senato
Kansas
WM. Wells
Philbrook
Shareby
Uty
Trego County
Weed pests spread and mow down yards in town watch
Spesking of weed pests the Russian thistle and the dande lion are not the only ones. The thistle will make brute fodder and the dandelion is good for greens but the mallow is worse than nothing unless it may be called ornamental. It is spread ing rapidly in nearly all the yards about town and under favourable circumstances it will send its tap root down to a depth of ten to twenty inches in a single season, making it hard to dig up, and if unmolested it blooms and es year aes, year. It may its creeping habit and little A yhite flowers, lavender tinted. One variety sometimes sends up a stalk like a hollyhock, to which the mal lows are related. This variety has red flowers, a little larger and more showy than the white ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Reeder
Kansas
Congress
Hutchinson News
Voters across Trego discuss issues and candidates
A letter outlines stances on assessor elections, township finance, grain and coal freight rates, depository laws, railroad crossing payments, and opposition to dangerous trusts. It pledges to serve the people and not be beholden to any candidate. Followed by notices endorsing A B Jones Wa Keeney for state senator and Jacob Deitrich Collyer as representative, praising qualifications and service.
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House of Representatives
United States
J. H. Deatrice
Jacob Deitrich
Collyer
Trego County
Big Oedo
Willing Workers Musical Club Meeting Recital at Miss Hogan's
Pupil entertainment notes from 8S Prospect Street where eighteen members plus mothers and Miss Hogan's pupils gathered. Beatrice Elliott presided. reports read. performances included a piece by a member and a recitation by Cora Brown. The event featured songs, readings, and refreshments for forty eight attendees.
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Willing Workers Musical Club
Agnes Hogan
Prospect Street
Miss Hogan
Beatrice Elliott
Elsie Eaton
Mea Atherton
Cora Brown
Rochester
Minn
Daily Bulletin
Irs
Hogan
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D.J. Wilson
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A. Nelson
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Reeder
Washington
Logan
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I. D. Young
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Wa-Keeney State Bank
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Grinnell Record
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