Nominating Petitions Rules and County Clerk’s View
Nomination petitions close around June 23 with three petitions from each precinct. Petitions must reflect 3 to 10 percent of votes cast for secretary of state in 1912 or for the successful candidate if new party. Circulators need not belong to the same party but affidavits note intent to support the named candidate. Signers must be voters and residents of the petition’s precinct, while circulators may differ. A county resident calls the petition process an embarrassing nuisance and a voter may oppose any legislator who won’t seek repeal.
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Iis
East Side
State Employment Bureau
Trego County
Kansas
Colorado
W. F. Swieeerr
High School Class of Wa-Keeney Graduates Twenty-Four
The Wa-Keeney High School week featured a student play, a Sunday sermon, and a Thursday graduation. Twenty four graduates received diplomas in yellow and black decor with the motto Knowledge for Service. Rev. S. L. Allison gave the invocation and P. R. Smith of Kansas Wesleyan University delivered the address. The program closed with a benediction and a reception. Names listed include Albert Hamilton Acre and Opal Acre among others.
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High Schivol
Anne
Old Salem
Carrie A. Strada
M. Reed
A. H. Nelsiey
Albert Hamilton
Acre Leonard Hubert Acre
Opal Acre Jessie Genevieve Beason
Bernice Clark
Alminnie
Dorothea M. Folkers
Marjorie Josephine Gibson
Audley Fetterman
Groft Ren Astor Hinshaw Leeta Merle Hitt
Maggie Mayselle Sitt
Delta Ida Keyses
George Lyon Kirby Paul Brent
Marquand
Claire Marshall
Leo Allen Myerly Ola Edith Novis
Albert Thomas O'Toole
Agnes Christine Popfenberger
Charles Harvey Rodgers
Red Dawson Shaw Emerald Shideler
Erma Louise Shriner
Mary Margaret Ufford
Veterans At Topeka Grand Army Meeting
Andrew J McCollum and Andrew J Johnson, among the state's oldest veterans, attended the Thirty third Grand Army meeting in Topeka this week. Other items note Farm ers Co operative association ad in Wa Keney offering corn and oats, plus local notices about Frank Cross visit and Miss Minnie Hess visiting A H Heyl.
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Andrew J. McCollum
Andrew J. Johnson
Grand Army
Topeka
Wa-Keney
Farmers Co-operative Association
Postofica
Decoration Day Program and Services Outline
A Decoration Day program begins with a forming line on Franklin Avenue at 10:00 a m, a march to the cemetery for graves of old soldiers to be decorated, with conveyances provided for veterans and others, and flower contributions welcome at J Straw's Furniture Store by 9:30. The courthouse service follows at 2:00 featuring song, general orders, a prayer by the chaplain, a Lincoln Gettysburg Address recital, an address by Judge Porter Long, and benediction. Hudson Harlan learned his father died at ninety one, a Mexican War veteran who lost a limb, last saw his son only four years ago after civil war era losses. Subscribe for the World oldest paper in the couser.
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Franklin Avenue
Fower
J. Straw
Court House
Lincoln
Porter
Hudson Harlan
Washington, D.C
Mr. Harlan
Common School Commencement at Court House
Last Saturday at 1 30 p m the common school graduation was held in the court room. Ninety eight graduates entered as Miss Lacy Herrick Mildred Phares led the Commencement March. Rev C M Reed gave the invocation followed by songs from the school children. W A Lewis of Hays spoke, with praise for education. Diplomas were presented by Prof Neistey. The Hays Normal band provided music and a noon lawn picnic drew many Trego county residents. County Superintendent Miss Stradal earned wide praise for planning the event.
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Court House
W. A. Lewis
State Normal
Hays
Lewis
Anna Keller
Unis
Neistey
Neisley
S. L. Allisom
Trego County
Miss Stradal
Silo use praised to cut costs and save feed on Kansas farms
Silo furnishes a cheap means to store and preserve feed, reducing losses from field curing and improving livestock carrying capacity. It highlights that 30 to 40 percent of corn or katir stover value is wasted in the field, while silage losses are only 3 to 5 percent.
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Kansas
Six Cows Add Big Profit To Farming
An agricultural note argues a six cow dairy yields far more cash and utility than two. Six cows provide milk cream butter for a family, extra cream sales, and potential income from calves and manure, with manageable extra labor and modest equipment costs. Ads follow for range, a red yearling bull, and harvest help funding through the state employment bureau.
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Mail
Breeze
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Wa-Keeney State Bank
Grainfield
Kans
Frank Cross
Glencoek
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A. H. Heyl
Common School
James K. Hackett
Zenda
Garden Theater
Heckman Produce CO
Otis E. Doane
J. Y. Busby
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