09 May 1908
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
1
Notes to Our Customers promote Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for all ages despite opiate concerns. The ad emphasizes its exemption from the National Pure Food and Drug law and urges use for illnesses with claims of gentler relief and suitability for emergencies.
The article defends Senator Chester Long as a worthy Republican veteran, noting his Cuba policy stand and leadership in the Senate. It argues critics are unfair and urges fair hearing before judgment. Also recaps a jail incident involving Clarence E. Hart and Sheriff Myerly, including a suicide attempt note and cross‑state requisition.
A Wa-Keeney woman found relief from plant varmints by adopting a red spotted ladybug and keeping a canary to aid in bug control. The duo worked together to clear green pests, though the bird began nibbling plants. Verbeck & Lucas advertise lumber and building materials as a closing note.
A pleasant last day of school on Saturday April 24 at the district No. 16 school house featured a strong pupil and teacher program led by Miss Viola Finch. After refreshments including ice cream and cake, photos were taken by Ray Hockman while attendees mingled with Mr. and Mrs. Hockman and others. The event closed with hopes to meet again next year.
The May 19 commencement includes piano duets, an invocation by Rev W E Scott, an instrumental solo, and a State Superintendent address by E F Fairchild with diploma presentations and a benediction by Rev J C Ever. Invitations and badges cost 10 cents. calls to the superintendent's office are advised.
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