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Western Kansas World in Wakeeney, Kansas

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Newspaper

Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1917

Page

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Myerly Heyl Wedding In Wa Keeney City Home

The wedding of Miss Birda Myerly to Mr. Edward J. Heyl occurred Sunday evening at the Myerly home in Wa Keeney City with a ring ceremony led by Rev. Sutton. Lois Drummond sang and played during the service. the couple will reside with the Myerlys this winter while Mr. Heyl assists at the Wa Keeney City Bakery. The couple, bride’s family and friends attended and many locals extend best wishes for their future. The entry notes the couple’s modest life and community ties in the area while mentioning local school openings the same week.

L. S. Myerly Birda Edward J. Heyl Sutton Methodist Church Lois Drummond Wa- Keeney Methodists Church Heyl R. C. Wilson

Hoovers price debate and small town notes in Salina

The column comments on Hoover era price controls and public reaction, noting farmers in eastern Kansas face wheat prices around two dollars twenty a bushel while western Kansas struggles with seed and feed costs. It references labor stories, a humorous cartoon note on military service, rising women jurors, and local notices including a found gold watch, a funeral, a typewriter ad, and military enlistment in Salina.

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Farm Heroism Or Cowardice In War Exemption Debate

A wartime broadside argues against farm exemption, claiming farmers must surrender all crops to the government if they stay home. It denounces those seeking exemption as unpatriotic while praising soldiers and urging farmers to serve fully with no rest or comforts.

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