Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-07-31
1925 Tractor


Money to loan. See E. D. Wheeler.
Lost-Wrist watch. Finder return
to this office and receive reward. Ad %
Mrs. Reed and daughter, of Grain
field, were transacting business in
Wa-Keeney Wednesday.
Don't fail to hear the messages at
the fair grounds August z to II by
Taylor and Burs1ey. The Committee
invites you all
Mrs. R. I. Pickering and children
went to Lincoln, Nebr., last Monday
night for months visit at the home
of her parents and other relatives.
D. B. Kraus of the Wa-Keeney
Hardware Co, informs us that the
price on Avery tractors has been re-
duced from $1275 to an even $1,000.
For Sale-One SIG Mogul tractor
Practically new. James Birka, 9 miles
north and miles west of Ogallah.
| Would trade for horses, cattel or good
| car Adv. % 5tp.
Lieut.. G. B. Kelly was at home
from FIT Riley a few days the last
| week on a leave of absence. His con
dition continues to improve fact
which his Wa-Keeney friends are glad
to note
Sam Kelly tried out and proved his
ability in the canning and preserving
line the other day and judging from
the looks of his products some of the
ladies about town could get valuable
| inform atien from him.
Mi. and Mrs. Ralph Mckenzie and
| John Mckenzie, of Ransom, We're trad
ing in Wa-Keeney Tuesday and called
subscription list. Mr.. Mckenzie lives
on the old Joe Irwin ranch at Cedar
Bluffs.
Home grown cabbage, tomatoes and
on the local market. To Tim Rhoades
belongs the honor of having presented
the first roasting ears, having brought
in several dozen of them Wednesday.
L I, IN
ing for Ellsworth, Kansas, where she
will visit with her sister before re-
turning home to Kansas City Mr..
Wade returned to Kansas City last
Thursday They visited here at the
home of his parents, the Rev and Mrs
G. r. Wade.
Rev and Mrs. C. r. Wade and their
son and wife visited at Glen Elder the
last of the week at the home of
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. w ade
on to conduct the funeral service for
an old friend and did not get back here
to fill the pulpit at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
The World welcomes to its circle
new correspondent this week who will
write items from Smoky Valley. We
hope others viii respond to the call
and that we can have nice bunch of
items each week from all parts of
Trego county. We will gladly add two
more pages to The World, if neces-
sary to accommodate them.
The demand for homes in Wa-Kee-
ney has almost developed into a strug-
| gle with the everyone for himself
] idea quite evident. The general NOV
ing time is to- be the first of Sep
TENDER and the first of October
From present indications someone is
| going to be without place to live in
| unless there is some doub1ing-up done
/ If the old "bee hive" was fixed up 1t
| would accommodate two or three fam
| lies.
| There are sure some weeds in Wa
Keeney and if they are not cut before
long some of the smaller children are
/ liable to get lost in them and it viii
be necessary to call out the home
/ guards to aid in the search. OF only
are the children liable to get lost but
the sidewalks are liable to the same
danger. Wa-Keeney people should gin
/ ger up and see that the town is clean
4 ed up It viii not only look better but
i IF you tell US that The World is
chuck full OF advertising this week we
viii tell you that we know it, We are
sorry {camouf1age) but it cannot he
helped The demand for additional
day and we could not arrange for a
large paper It was necessary to con-
dense the reading matter on the last
, run as much as possible We appre-
!, czate the business patronage The
| World IS receiving but we also apDre-
ciate being able to give our subscribers
q proper amount of reading matter
for the amount of advertising receiv.
ed We viii do this If it necessary fo1
| Us to add some more pages to The