Collyer Notes A Busy Week And Thanksgiving Hopes
Collyer Kansas items report Chas Glenn recovering and Thanksgiving wishes. Local activity includes Thiel family in Voda, Mulhollen returning to Grinnell, Mrs Price ill, Belle Glenn caring for Chas, cattle shipments, and schoolchildren awaiting vacation. Services set for December 2 at St Michael's. new doctor busy. foundation work on Catholic church begins. The little cake thief left hatless after party. Archie asked about it.
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Chas
Glenn
Collyer
Thiel
Voda
John Mulhollen
Grinnell
Price
J. Deitrich, Sr
James Powers
Geo. York
Belle Glenn
Wm. Bower
Ottawa
John Nelson
Wa-Keeney
J. J. Hiadek
St. Michael's Church
Palace Hotel
Joe Powers
Golden Belt
Street
W. Keeney
Shaw
Archie
Community Notes From Voda Area Visit and Travel
J Malinosky visits back East while Collyer mail route questions arise. Will Cox plans Thanksgiving with Hays folks. Krhut and Kristof families share a Sunday with W D Austin. Mrs Price ill hope for speedy recovery. Cox’s Hays uncle visiting Hotel de Voda. Masonic lodge at Wa Keeney attended by local residents. Krhuts and family along with Malinosky and Mienik share Sunday dinner. Local wheat deliveries to Voda elevator. Emma Wascho and Annie Thiel visiting W D Austin. J Krhut shells corn with a 6 power engine for W Lorimer.
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J. Malinosky
Collyer
Will Cox
Hays
P. Krhut
C. Kristof
W. D. Austin’s
Wa Keeney
A. Tegtmeyer
H. Ehrichs
J. Finch
Yewell
W. D. Austin
C. M. Krbhut
V. Malinosky
Prom Night Promises Leave Town In Anger
Mr and Mrs R Owen of the Agate Spring ranch entertained a few friends at dinner Sunday. Guests included Miss Emma Wasche Chas and Ralph Kristof A G Schwanbeck Will Cox W D Austin and family Mr and Mrs Thiel and family.
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Promised Land
R. Owen
Agate Spring Ranch
Emma Wasche
Chas and
Ralph Kristof
A. G. Schwanbeck
Will Cox
W. D. Austin
Mrs. Thiel
Big Greek Wheat Outlook and Local Happenings
Dry warm conditions prevail with farmers finishing field work for the year. C M Loflin reportedly pursues a large land deal. A self-inflicted gunshot in Ellis last Sunday is noted with few details. Johnnie Herbert and Fred Egger work for L G Johnson stacking feed. Ellis telephone lines to be put on poles. Mr and Mrs C M Loflin with family and Mr and Mrs John Herbert attended the Nemcek wedding, where sixteen kegs of beer fifteen dressed geese one beer and four fat hogs were reportedly consumed with dancing and cards continuing until Wednesday evening.
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C. M. Loflin
Ellis
Johnnie Herbert
Fred Egger
L. G. Johnson
John Herbert
Bosna Awaits Holt Dance Amid Fine Wheat Weather
In Bosna and surrounding area plans are set for a big Holt dance while the wheat stands fine. Local residents note a light vacation period with several traveling to Kansas City for hog sales. Miss Lucy Boice and Miss Mabel Holmes visit Bosna during vacations. Mrs Carson and Mrs Biehler visit relatives south of the river and in Gove county. The switchboard opens 7 to 8 am and 5 to 6 pm unless urgent. A chicken pie social at Banner Friday night drew high spirits.
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Holt
H. Yewell
Banner
W. D. Guilbert
Kansas City
Lucy Boice
Bosna
Carson
Mabel Holmes
J. J. Heckman
Ray Stevens
Quinter
J. B. Biehler
Gove
Library Notes Promise More Shelf Space and Events
A local library announces additional shelf room and a forthcoming complete list of new books next week. Mrs A J Ellermeyter recently donated The Prospector. An entertainment is planned after the holidays to aid the library. The new book case includes juvenile selections for youths. The Spoilers and The Northerner are overdue. please return them by Saturday November 30.
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A. J. Ellermeyter
Prospector
Golden Belt Association Open House At Wakeene y Book Store
Welcome to the Golden Belt Association officers teachers and visitors. The Wakeene y Book Store offers new books stationery post cards china candies and notions for guests.
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Golden Belt Association
WA Keeney Book Store
The Utility of Banks in a Community
A Denver area explainer argues banks enable local commerce by pooling deposits to fund loans. It describes how a $10,000 capital bank grants a $1,000 loan, handles checks, and transfers funds for wheat shipments and debt payments, illustrating banks as essential, patient lenders and payment intermediaries.
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Kansas City
Country Bank
Loosen Up Be Honest and Spend Cash at Trego Mercantile
A column urges readers to loosen up and spend money rather than hoard it. It ridicules hoarding as unsafe and promotes an honest approach. All street hats at the Trego Mercantile are offered for 50 cents each.
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Trego Mercantile
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