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Newspaper

Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1911

Page

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Letter to County Clerk on tax funds and accountability

S. M. Hutzel writes W. N. Larabee demanding explicit answers to a taxpayer letter. He accuses the county clerk of misused funds, improper fees, and outsized levies, citing county government expenses, road view costs, and alleged lack of proper accounting, urging fair treatment and lawful conduct. Cluett shirts ad ends the page.

W. N. Larrabee Voda S. M. Hutzel W. N. Larabee Trego County Larabee County General Fund Board of County Commissioners

Comparison of railroad earnings and expenses for 1910

Interpreting data from the Interstate Commerce Commission, the December report compares railroads' calendar year 1910 with 1909. Total operating revenues rose about 220 million dollars while expenses climbed roughly 216 million, yielding a net revenue gain of 4.2 million that, per mile, becomes a slight decline when mileage increases are accounted for.

Interstate Commerce Commission

School Report from Martha Washington School March 2 1411

The report lists 12 scholars taught and enrollment of 14 to date with an average daily attendance of 13. Five pupils are marked tardy or absent, including Andrew, Mar tans, Osxilia Arnotend, Lizzie, Michael, August, and Matthew. Barbara K. Ivan serves as teacher.

Martha Washington Ehsys Andrew Martans Osxilia Lizzie Michael August Biedaj Matthew "Bender Barbara K. Ivan

Cheap Kansas Legislature Sparks Pay Debate

From Topeka Capital: Kansas lawmakers earn 3 a day for up to 50 days, not exceeding 150 to 8150. but some push for a no pay rule. Proposal argues saving under 12,000 a year, then tiny per-person relief over a decade. Also notes Moore’s Millinery Easter event and medical clinics at the American House with eye ear nose throat care.

Kansas Topeka Gienn M. J. Brown Salina

Wa Keeney Theater Draws Crowd for Cupid and the Slipper

Door receipts from Cupid and the Slipper at the Wa-Keeney Opera House topped 73 dollars last Monday. The 25 member troupe earned a modest profit after expenses, with Jacob Heckman and Dick Lefingwett drawing heavy applause for strong performances. The Hill City New Era noted the hill city show outshone the one in Salina and may attract future bookings. Mr and Mrs Snyder and Mrs Countryman departed for Bonners Ferry Idaho after years in Trego County, leaving many friends to miss them.

Boards of Review Trego County County General Fund Board of County Commissioners Larabee Wilhelmina Reid Schwarzsberg Germany America Carl A. Ellermeyer Newark New Jersey Dubuque Iowa Charles Quasqueton Kansas Colorado Nepa California A.J. Bilermeygr Pee Govan Martin E. Hf. Shumway Loveland Colo W. H Dolores W. A.helm Durango Wa-Keeney Hill City Jacob Heckman Dick Lefingwett Wa Keeney Salina Mrs. Snyder Snyder D. L. Countryman Bonner's Ferry Idaho

Kansas City Market Report March 14 cattle hogs and sheep

A run of 11 500 cattle came in today with ample demand. Cows and helfers steady as demand stays up to supply. prospects show fewer cows this summer. Heavy steers near 96 70 yesterday, today mostly 35 65 to 96 20. hogs 20 000 head with early weakness and later improvement. heavy hogs 6 75 to 6 85. midweights 6 75 to 6 90. light 6 85 to 6 72. sheep and lambs soften with top lambs around 6 10. Arkansas Valley and Colorado shipments about 100 carloads arriving locally.

Kansas City City Texas New Mexico Chicago Arkansas Valley Colorado V. A. Rickart

Modest Request to Return Borrowed Spade

A plea from Mrs. Warnoak asks the gentleman who borrowed her spade last summer to return it. The notice transitions to a wartime style claim about Burdock Blood Bitters as a national cure for dyspepsia, describing health benefits and digestive support.

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M. Hutzel Cluett Trego Merc. Co Emma Shepherd The Olf Harmon T We Keeney Ransom Jennet SteCormick McCormic Tis Mccormick Thomas Drill Emerson Estella Jacobia MASON Ranas Hercules Howard Hart Schaffner & Marx Hartsook Fallis Kan Opera House Togo Kans G. ©. Fallis Hartsvok State Journal Star Grocery Ogallah Editor World J. S. Myers Temple Christian Church C.D. Vetter Dean L Drug Moore's J. T. W. Cloud Walscany Farrow Parm Oliver Wan Lister Harrow B. F. Bragg
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