03 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
1
A nostalgic column recalls how small ventures like a corner grocery, a banker’s early capital, and expanding lumber and coal operations evolved into larger, safer enterprises. The piece contrasts past modest scales with present robust growth, noting pride in steady progress across local industries.
The Cranston Press recalls its start with a hand press and minimal equipment, thanks editors and friends, and celebrates a $1,400 press and Menges folder. It highlights rapid growth, quality gains, and a commitment to serving both country and town readers.
School opens Monday September Sth with boarding and work opportunities for students. Private rooms are available for room and board, and several places for boys and girls to work for board. TESLEY reports many out-of-town visitors attended the circus last Tuesday. Zenus Gunckle named principal of Rexford schools for the coming year with praise from the school board. Gunckel formerly lived in Wa-Keeney. friends offer congratulations. Hudson Harlan leaves for Washington to see his ailing father.
The Yankee Robinson show rolled in on schedule last Tuesday morning attracting crowds awaiting the parade. The writer found the circus generally good with lively animal, horse, and acrobatic acts. mocks graft critiques and notes Miss Shepherd’s transfer to Salina Mercantile as head trimmer, wishing her success.
The article urges a strong school spirit as fall term begins on Monday September 5 in Keeney and Trego county. It praises the common and county high schools under Prof J H Neisley, and notes a dedicated corps of teachers. It predicts a winter of success as many students return to town for schooling.
Attorney General's opinion addresses county clerks issuing nomination certificates for party names written in on bad ballots. It states a valid nominee must have at least five percent of the party vote for secretary of state, not just the primary. If no one meets the threshold, independent filings must be pursued.
A staggered, careworn piece notes F S Jackson as Attorney General and references Hays county. It mentions Miss Elizabeth Fathergill narrowly escaping a Pullman shooting on No 110, with praise for her safety. Reports cover Midland Lyceum Bureau guests A S Peacock and C R Stevens, and concerts by the Forty Metrical Maidens. Ogallah prepares for a third annual fair day with races, games, and entertainment as local residents anticipate a big Labor Day observance.
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