The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-19
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we're read answering the telegram
sent by the Chamber the Tuesday be-
fore protesting against the Gronna
bill before Congress proposing to re-
move the government guarantee from
wheat. Peter Johnson, Jr., also read
replies from the above Senators as
surfing the Farm Labor Bureau of
Ellis County, who, on the very day of
their organization last Thursday, sent
kilograms to Senators Curtis, Capper
and Representative Hays B. White
protesting against this measure, that
they would oppose the measure.
The subject of "City Health" was
discussed by DR.. Anders, who advo-
Gated a program of education and en-
lightenment among the people and
cited the fact that the cases of Flu
this year were much less serious and
far fewer in fatalities than last year
partly, at least, due to the fact that
there was much more general know
ledge of how to combat the malady.
Mrs. Reed, who was to have taken the
subject, Guarding Our City's
Health" was unable to be present.
Commenting upon the matter of
City Health, DIR. Moye urged that the
Chamber of Commerce get behind a
movement to insure better inspection
of milk and dairy cattle supplying the
City of Hays. Mr.. Manning said that
the City Commission was already at
work upon this proposition but would
welcome a committee from the Cham
Der of Commerce to cooperate with
them in drafting and enforcing
more effective ordinance regulating
the milk supply. It was voted to ap-
point such committee.
The matter of the publishing of
historical booklet of Hays was re-
opened by the report of the commit
tee appointed at last weeks meeting
to look into the financial responsible
ity for such book. Below we give
the names of those who have guaran-
teed their proportionate share Of the
expense of such booklet. It has
been impossible for the committee to
see every business or professional
man or woman, or every property
holder, but it is not the intention of
the committee to overlook anyone. If
you have not been seen, call at the
Kissing Bros. Gents Furnishings
Store and sign up.
We, the undersigned patrons of the
proposed booklet of Hays, hereby
agree to pay our proportionate share
of the cost, in an amount not to ex-
coed $4,000:
Kissing Bros, F. R. Oshant for H.
w. Oshant & Son, Bird Land Co., c.
A. Hardness, C.. NJ. Wann, H. J. Tho
len, R. S. Maxwell, Hays City Flour
Mill, John O'Loughlin, John S. Bird
for Ellis County News, Schermer-
horns, King Bros, J. T. Morrison, J.
G. Bremen, Rea & Flood, Hays Bot
thing Works, Citizens State Bank,
Treat, Shaffer & Co., Golden Belt
Auto Co., Geo. Philip & Son, Farm
ers State Bank, Schlyer & Arnhold,
H. H. Winters, C. Schwaller's Sons,
Shellabarger Mill & Elevator Co.,
First National Bank, w. S. Miles,
Mulroy Bros. Hotel Mulroy, W. J.
Madden, Citizens Lumber & Supply
Co., W. o. Anderson & Co., Haffa-
mier Garage & Machine Shop, J. B.
Basgall, Willard Kirkman, P. J.
Roth Meat and Groceries, J. M. Wies-
ner, T. G. Reed & Sons, Bremen &
Fellers, H. L. Felten, The United
Telephone Co., P. V. Gottschalk, &.
L. Clark & Son, H. A. Nickles, Chas.
w. Reeder, Grass Bros, P. P.
Smith, DR.. A. A. Herman, A. l..
Mckinney, H. A. Cowan, Hoch
Monument Works, Staab & Schueler
Billiard Hall, W. B. Daniels Dentist,
C. G. Cochran & Sonss Pure Bred
White Face and Short Horn Cattle
Carl Leiker & Sons; John M. Miller,
Gents Furnishings; G. M. Cox; A. /.
Wiesner & Son; Gassman's Shoe Hos
pital; Ellis Co. Abstract & Land Co.
Kenneth J. Moye; Standard Oil Co.;
Oldham Bros; Miller Bros; Sinclair
Refining Co.; DR.. C. D. Blake; C. H.
Jameson; DIR. F. K. Meade; &C. Shat
fer; F. Havemann; H. B. Neiswangcr
Hays City Drug Store; F. F. Glass
man; VIM. Dorney; Golden Eel.
Creamery & Ice Co.; DR.. P. C. And
ers; Wolf Bros; Mrs. Frank Fields
Those who have agreed to pay Thu
proportionate share up to $500:
c. M. Holmquist, Lawyer; j. z
Costner, Electrical Supplies; J. P
Jones, Barber; Gay Tillotson, Bar 5e.
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