Arnold Notes and Farm Life In Kansas Corridor
Local Arnold items report fine rain and promising crops with many residents visiting nearby towns. District news mentions roadwork on sidewalks, social gatherings, sermons, school events, and multiple visits by residents to Otis Ness City McCracken Turon and Holsington. A Reno marriage, threshing improvements, and Missouri Pacific grade widening are noted alongside community notices and personal updates.
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Edith Giddings
F. F. McNinch
Bansans
Roy Waite
H. E. Hoover
Dillon
Kans
Ritterhouse Place
Arnold
Guy Luckey
Jim Smith
Clyde Giddings
Glen Elder
Layborn
Ella
Ida Gless
Ness City
Grant Smith
Dorsey Sweasy
Arnold Mercantile Company
Emma
Clara Huxmann
Walter
Rosa Giess
Laytorn
Joe Mast
Yost Leman
John Pausch
Holsington
Wm. Snodgrass
Missouri Pacifi Engineers
C. Sherwood
Neva
Turon
Sherwood
Rusk
McPherson County
H. W. North
Weldon
Vera Luckey
F.C. Yasmer
Fern
Little’ Otis
Pansy
Bessie
S. R. Walker
McCracken
Snodgrass
Heisington
Seer
Fern Deacon Tore
Threshing Season Prepared by Local Makers
Local craftsmen report completion of a new threshing machine and announce readiness for the upcoming threshing season. The device is presented as improved and ready for widespread use among farmers in the area.
Local harvest notes and social events in Collyer area
Collyer residents visit and travel for farming tasks and social occasions. Jim Hooper visits with Dr Isenberg, Clem Hooper and Luttan Tilton plan Wilson cooking work, Margaret Swiggett visits Collyer, Mrs James Beynolds attends wedding in Collyer, Ben Berger reports wheat in good condition, a birthday party honors Pense Purinten, harvest travelers depart to Ellsworth county, Collyer Kids lose 2 1 to 1 Keeney, a quiet wedding unites Harriet Downie and J W Christenson at Chas E Downie’s home with Rev. Harper officiating. Christenson rents property and plans home with friends.
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F. B. Acrn
Jim Hooper
Isenberg
Quinter
Clem Hooper
Luttan Tilton
Wilson
Margaret Swiggett
Collyer
James Beynolds
Winchester
Kan
Hattie Downie
Ben Berger
Ellsworth County
Collyer Kids
Watchveney Boy Scouts
Stents
Keeney
Chas. E. Downie
Harriet Downie
J. W. Christenson
Chas. Harper
Ellis
jCollyer
Christenson
J. H. Deatrict
Weather and farming notes from Big Creek and area
A week of fine summer weather boosts crops with header purchases by Will Saver and multiple headers sold by Ellis implement firms. Harvest looms as farmers report good conditions, plans for Miss Leda Denny to teach the south district, and local visits. A hail storm near Oakley caused damage, Frank Katina injured by a calf, and Rev. Truman seeks appendicitis treatment with hopes for quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M. Orton
Leda Denny
F. Cross
John Glass
Hays Jaynes
Ellis
Oakley
Frank Katina
W. F. Cross
Feezer Brothers
Rev. Truman
Voda Weather and Social Notes in Wa Keeney Area
Growing weather brings wedding bells near in Voda as residents report travel and visits. W D Austin works the roads this week and Wm Cdx joined business in Russell. Vivian Owens stayed with grandmother Monday night. Lizzie Spena family visited Voda on Tuesday. Philip Krhut seeks treatment from Dr Frank at Wa Keeney. Apple orders rush to Apple King with only three trees left. Mr and Mrs R Owens attended Purcell lawn party. Bordovsky and Konasicka families visited Banner. W D Austin and E Knapp visited Sunday. Sellers of Wa Keeney stayed with C Poffenberger. Geo Kristof travelled to Wa Kee.
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Missouri
Jim Smith
Brownell
T. McNineh
Ransom
Arnold
Bertha Funk
Ran Som
L. C. Kelly
Near Ransom
Mr. Tilly
Dubbs
Lestie
Fred Frye
Otis
Frank Koons
Roi Allen
Earnest Whistler
B. FP
Fritzpatels
Utica
Leonard Nell
Arnolds
Missora West
Geo. Hollinger
Otied
Martha Rogers
North Country
Chas, Blackburn
Forrester
McGracken
W. D. Austin
Wm. Cdx
Russell
Vivian Owens
Lizzie Spena
Philip Krhut
Doctor Frank
Wa Keeney
R. Owens
Purcell's
John Bordovsky
Konasicka
Banner
E. Knapp
Sellers
Wa-Keeney
C. Poffenberger
Geo. Kristof
Wa-Kee
Social and family updates brighten local week
Reports show visiting relatives from J Horak and Clyde Poffenberger families in Veda. Minor Poffenberger and Agnesstay with Clyde Poffenberger. J C Stradal, Tom Kutins and Joan Pescock dined with R Kristof. G C Downs family returned from Paola after a three week visit. Local youths enjoyed a social hosted by C Poffersberger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horak
Poffenberger
Agnes
Clyde
J. C. Stradal
Tom Kutins
Joan Pescock
R. Kristof
GC. L. Downs
Paola
South Trego Community Notes Bloom with Visits and News
South Trego reports a busy week with visits among neighbors. Mrs Schmeider hosted relatives, McKinleys hosted A B McKinley and Harm Schmeider on Wednesday, and Ralph Kristoff visited the Benisch family. A large gathering marked Henry Detta’s Sunday, while Zelize craft by the blacksmith and wheat sales to James Bentsch were noted. Mrs Olson learned of her mother’s death in Kansas City by long distance call.
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South Trego
Hiram Schneider
C. Fulker
W. B. Cypher
Reed
C. McCune
A. BR
George Bender
David Devies
James Bentsch
Henry Detta
Ralph Kristoff
Voda
Benisch
Bienisch Brothers
John Hixson
Pete Schneider
A. R. Mckinley
Bill Schneider
John Olson
Kansas City
First rate corn weather and stray dog inquiry
Weather notes speak of a fine rain and heavy washouts near here while plans mention corn harvest with Julius Hillman at Ogallah. A missing white wooly female dog prompts reward and a police message urges crowd movement. Also ad copy for Dr King’s New Life Pills ends with price.
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Here
Hill Thornton
Julius Hillman
Ogallah
Pete Lessor
Bargain Store Closing Out Sale Announcement
Closing out sale at the Bargain Store with bargain prices. Located one door north of Wa-Keeney Hardware Co. Eggs priced 11-2 cents above market in exchange for goods. Pure home made yard sale at Baker's. John plans to shop the Bargain Store for bargains.
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John
Wa-Keeney Hardware Co
Cure Your Kidneys With Dean’s Kidney Pills
Promote kidney health with Dean’s Kidney Pills as a tested remedy. Wa-Keeney Kansas resident Hi E Tripp testifies of back pain and urinary issues cured after three boxes. Sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name and take no others. East Tuesday evening the annual High School Alumni banquet was held at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Williams. Forty eight members attended with a three course banquet served by the Ladies Goodwill Society. President Raymond Nelson gave welcome with toasts. Helen Wilson sang a solo and Nelsy gave a history of the organization. Officers named Lowell Henkel President Nora Marquand Vice President Gilbert Greenwood Secretary Treasurer Mildred Neisley Historian.
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Wa-Keeney
Dean
Bright
Hi. E. Tripp
Kans
Doan
Price Ie
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United S
Nelsley
Lowell Henkel
Nora Marquand
Gilbert Greenwood
Mildred Neisley
Bucklen’s Amica Salve and Liniment Ad
A 1900s advertisement touts Bucklen’s Amica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions with 25 cents at Gibson’s. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Liniment claiming a sprained ankle heals in three to four days with proper directions and notes sale by all dealers.
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Bucklen
Amica
Gibson's
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Chamberlain's Liniment Ad
An for deafness claims ear canal cures with Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers 100 dollars for any case cured by it. It promotes painless relief via external application of Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism and claims internal treatment unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cueenay &Co
Toumno
Chamberlain
Fresh goods and loans ad in Wa-Keeney paper
Local ads promote fresh beef and pork at Baker's, a broad line of baseball goods from Gibson, and a Good organ for sale. Farmers are urged to call Wa-Keeney State Bank for loans, O A Cortright for lending interests, and W A Eppler at the Blue Front to sell manure spreaders and stop wind erosion. Abstracts of title offered promptly by W H Swiggett. Cash ready on title and papers signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Eppler
Wa-Keeney State Bank
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J. E Stout
Reno
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Robert F. Kyle
Carr
Showalter
Big Creek
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Trego
Prof
Mrs. Lazar
Frank Bentseh
Thornton
Dockendorf
McNaughton's Grove
Charlie Spena
Charlie
Baker's
Itor
Keeney Hardware
Pierson
Union Pacific
Colorado
California
Oregon
Washington
Denver
Salt Lake
Rockies
H. G. Kaill
Walnut St
Missour
Kansas
Towit
Henry Stratz
M. W. Mason
Gibson
O. A. Cortright
W. H. Swiggett
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