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Chase County News from Strong City, Kansas • 1

Chase County News from Strong City, Kansas • 1

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Chase County Newsi
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Strong City, Kansas
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State Historical Society Topuka, Kansas Abeoultely Cover Strong City Territory CtiA COUNTY Has An All Chase County Circulation Vokrr.e III Number 1 Strong City, Kansas, Friday. April 22, 1921 Walt Neibarger, Publisher SE NEWS Miss Hazel Adsins from Diamond Creek is visiting her brother, Walter and family this week. Strong City Valuation Increases $72,805 Cr Mr. and Mrs. Edd Robert spent Sunday at Odile Robert's.

Big Assessors Reports Show Incrase Oyer Former Assessment BATTERIES If the assessment report counts for anything Strong City is getting more prosperous, I he tabiuation compiled in the ollice of the county clerk at Kalis shows among the business men that they arc carrying more merchandise thau the proeeding asscs-ment. The increase in their money Scheve-Gamer The marriage of JohnUamer and Miss Mary Seheve of Olpe, Kansas took place Wednesday evening at the St. Mary's embolic church at Olpe. The ceremony was performed by Father Maniu. After a short visit with relatives at Olpe, the young couple went to the1 Gamer farm west of Strong City, where they will live.

John Gamer is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gamer. He has been running the farm since Mr. and Mrs.

Gamer moved to Strong. John and his brother, CI unne, will run the farm. The neighbors and friends gave the and credit amounts to $10 91)5. Strong City people have an increase of $1,440 on automobiles. The in Are You One of the Crowd taldng advantage of EXIDE Reductions? The past few weeks many of our patrons have taken advantage of our new prices.

Car owners from all-parts of the county are EXIDE BOOSTERS. crease of money on deposit is This shows that while many farming communities are on the couple a rousing charivari on their decline or at a stand still, Strong City has increased. This stabiliza return and all wish them along and happy married life. iilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllan tion, in the face of the so culled stringent times is probably due to the number of railroad people who live here whose wages have so far been unaffected. It shows the peo pie here have money, business is good und the opportunity for the I WANT ADS I Hntt' one ('cut Ter Word EiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ business man to increase his trade FARM WANTED Wanted to from Strong City people is an op hear from owner of farm of good portunity backed by dollars unci and for sale for fall delivery.

L. cents. Jones, Box 551, Olney, 111. Charlie Chaplin in Town Charlie Chaplin as the foster fail) er to a two weeks old buhyl ll took For Sale A good six room story and a half house with one block of lund between six and seventh street, Inquire of Mrs. K.

F. Brown the commeilian himself to imagine laying such a role and from it he wrote one of the most ludicrous and Exide Service Means a Combination of Good Batteries and Low PRICES OUR PRICES TALK FOR THEMSELVES. READ: funniest comedies which has ever been made for theseieui. It is cu llouie for Sale 7 room house, cellar, gas, electric lights, 50 fool lot. W.

Bunch titled, "The Kid." and under the designation First National's six reels of jjy will be the attraction at the Lyric Theatre, beginning 1 hursduy evening and running Friday and For Sale Tare Bred Poland China Gilts Will farrow in May. Phone 2ti3J 2 Saturday nights loo. Let's luughl 6-XC-9-1 $47.23 3-XC-13-1 $33.97 E. A. White, who has been visit ng bis aunt, Mrs.

David Rettiger Friday and Saturday Specials 75c Fan Belts for 25c 75c Blow Out Patches 40c 3-XC-15-1 $37.49 BUICK '19 ESSEX UDSON STUDEBAKER For Sale White sewing machine, 1st class of Strong City, left Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, where he employed comluioti. MAXWELL DODGE FORD OVERLAND 90 OVERLAND 4 OVERLAND 71 CHEVROLET 490 BUICK '17 '18 '20 MAXWELL 192o by the Western Electric. Emmett is a first class electriciun and his No Dumping of Trash Dumping ol trash along township many friends wish him good luck ronds is hereby forbidden by the "Dutch" Treimer is still trimming Township Don id ot Strong Township S2 By Order of Board up the Strong it Mattery Million in spare time. He has just complet Stop at our service station today and ask about them. Expert inspection tree of charge.

EXIDE Service Station ed the oflice. and the work is really artistic mid beautiful. Al Rvan ys he was sorry to see "Dutch" (put painting as he hid to send clear to Osage City to get a man to CottCKUccd Falls, Kansas IV. BACON, Proprietor lo some of bis work. Maybe Perfect Dutch ciiii (each someone to handle this job in Strong City.

Wark Succeeds Doolittle A story in Monday's Capital in Stout has bought two new Kurds a touring car and a roadster. J. can go some now. forms us Judge George II. Wark is to be picked by the Kunsus Republican senators to fill the ollice of I Kay ana Kena Miller, Llurice Stout and l.ouia Triemer took the THE FORDSON prohibition enforcement ollicer, which place Dudley Doolittle resigned a month ago or more, Wark Fit We have a reputation for making clothes that fit every curve of the body smoothly nd perfectly.

No wrinkle to roll your temper no bagging nor sagging. county examinations Saturday. was a member of the Indusirlnl court until last March. Wii'k lives The Hill Side Country Club will at Cuney, Kansas. It is said the meet today (Wednesday) with Republicans plan to combine this Mrs.

J. E. Stout ollice with that of district attorney later. E. Dunfoid and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Dsnford visited Mrs. Chas. Gill returned last Fri at Chap Orshorns Sunday, day from a threo weeks visit at Newton. 1 lie inemliers of the Hill Side Country Club and their family (T) Mrs.

Charles Owens and duught gave-a kiichen shower riday even er of Topeka came in Monday for mg. at the home of Oito Trieme a short visit with her parents, Mr. forMiss Heulah Cotton, whose mar ruiga to Jimmie Kollins is soon to Shorter hours on the farm The Fordson saves from thirty to fifty per cent tlie farmer's time. Fewer horses on the farm The Fordson does the work of from four to six horses. Less farm help One man with a Fordson can do more work easier and less expense than two men with horse.

take place. A numU-r of useful presents were received. The man who has his clothes made here always has that feeling of being perfectly dressed which Is absolutely Impossible when wearing ready-made clothing. We can show you variety of patterns that are stunners and the quality of our materials and class of workmanship will make you a steady customer. Prices that all can afford.

Mail and Mrs. II K. Drawbaugh. Holm bergs Returned Mr. and" Mrs.

E. A. Holmberg returned Tuesday from a trip through Montana and Wyoming. They visited two month with their daughter, Mrs. Chauncey Druwbaugh, and family ut Miles City, Montana Then they went to Riverlou, Wyoming, where they spent a month with their son, Ar-wed, and family and son, Ed Mr.

Holmberg says this country shows wonderful growth and they had a mighty fine trip. INSURANCE CH1LDERS, The Tailor It you anticipate Insuring your wheat Hgaiust hailstorms this sea son. I can give you lowest rates for the best protection. Ketchersid Our companies can write at low rale mm 4 I OIL INVESTMENT! I of two and one-half and three per Vintnr n. tc-Vi cent we adjust losses in tne held at the time of Ions.

This busiiiei's Is written for (he growing urason and it costs no Ford Sales and Service COTTONWOOD FALLS Originators of 24-hour Service in Chase County more to have your wheat insured now tliiin to wait up until the week before harvest. The syndicate of Beach and Associates will offer sev- eral snares for the next thirty days to outsiders. Will 1 drill in NW 1-4 of SE 1-4, sect. 16, township 21, Range 21 in Marion County. If interested see 1 Charles Beach, Strong City hi iiiiiim nun iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Carl B.

Cowley.

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614
Years Available:
1921-1922