Thank You. Hope it all helps. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: <lknw@aol.com> To: <KSSEWARD@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2008 9:25 PM Subject: [KSSEWARD] W.H. Feather > > Jim:? > > I very much appreciate your numerous newspaper transcriptions regarding my > ancestors (Brown, Feather, Hollingsworth and Laird) in Seward County.? > Thank you for posting the info that you have a political bio from the 27 > Oct 1920 Liberal Daily News of my Great Uncle W. H. Feather.? I would very > much appreciate having a copy of it and so I will e-mail you at your > private e-mail address.? > > > > > > LKN Wickens > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > KSSEWARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Jim:? I very much appreciate your numerous newspaper transcriptions regarding my ancestors (Brown, Feather, Hollingsworth and Laird) in Seward County.? Thank you for posting the info that you have a political bio from the 27 Oct 1920 Liberal Daily News of my Great Uncle W. H. Feather.? I would very much appreciate having a copy of it and so I will e-mail you at your private e-mail address.? LKN Wickens

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Friday November 5, 1920 A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul LIGHT of Optima, Wednesday, November 3. The baby is a granddaughter of Mrs. Ida WRIGHT of this city.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Friday November 5, 1920 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. BRYANT, who live northeast of the city, are the parents of a son, born Wednesday, November 3.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Thursday November 4, 1920 On November 2nd, 1920, I.J. KLEIN and Susia F. GREENWOOD, both of Rolla, Kansas, celebrated the election of Harding and Coolidge by coming to Liberal and being united in marriage at the court house by the probate judge.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Tuesday November 2, 1920 Dora BEAVER, nineteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Beaver, of Kismet, died at McPherson Monday following an operation for appendicitis. Miss Beaver was attending college at McPherson when she became ill an dthe operation was necessary. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St. John where the family formerly resided and interment will be made there.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Tuesday November 2, 1920 Mr. and Mrs. C.F. ENNIS of Dombey, Oklahoma, are the parents of a son born Thursday, October 28, at the Liberal hospital. The baby is a nephew of Mrs. Burris WRIGHT of this city.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Tuesday November 2, 1920 Mr. and Mrs. August SCHMITT of this city are the parents of a daughter, born, Thursday, October 28. Mrs. Schmitt was Miss Mildred HANCOCK before her marriage.

The Liberal Daily News Monday November 1, 1920 Mr. and Mrs. J.U. SMITH returned Saturday night from a visit in Barber county, Mr. Smith having gone to Iowa on a short visit.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Saturday October 20, 1920 Born to Mr. and Mrs. J.P. GROVES, a baby girl, October 28.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Wednesday October 27, 1920 Frank Igou Dead. Frank IGOU, well known to many of the people of this county, died yesterday at Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Igou came to Liberal in 1904 and for three or four years conducted a real estate brokerage business in the old building which stood whre the News office is now located. The Igou people bought and sold much land in Seward and Stevens counties and made lots of money, but they sold out just when the real land boom started, not having sufficient faith in the outcome to hang on. Mr. and Mrs. Igou were very popular in Liberal and it is with deep regret that we publish the news of Mr. Igou's death. Many people here send greetings of sympathy to Mrs. Igou in her sorrow.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Wednesday October 27, 1920 Takes Iodine By Mistake. However Prompt Medical Attention Will Prevent Serious Effects to Liberal Lady. Mrs. O.E. ROBBINS of this city took a large dose of iodine this morning mistaking the bottle for one containing another medicine. A physician was summoned immediately and a stomach pump used. Mrs. Robbins' throat was quite badly burned by the iodine but it is hoped that aside from this she will not suffer serious effects, on account of the prompt aid of the physician.

I have a political bio from the Liberal Daily News, October 27, 1920 of W.H. Feather. It is too long to post here. Someone is looking at Feather ancestors since they sent me the name. If you wise the bio, notify me with your snail mail address and I will get it to you. Have a good one! Jim

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Monday Ocotber 25, 1920 Eight Liberal Students K.U. Has Quite a Sprinkling of Our Young People This Year. Included in the record enrollment of 3,400 at the University of Kansas this year are eight men and women from Liberal. The increased attendance at the University this year is making possible the formation of many county clubs. The Unversity Alumni Association is encouraging the formation of K.U. organizations to keep in touch with the present students from the different towns. It is expected many reunions of present and former students will be held Christmas. The K.U. students from Liberal are as follows: Alva EIDSON, William Marshall EIDSON, Prentis S. BEASLEY, George SPRADLING, Mary Louise FARMER, Robert Louis LEVI and Leona RYAN.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Friday October 22, 1920 Wanda Irene Vogt. Wanda Irene VOGT, the 9 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Vogt, who live in the northeast part of Liberal, died October 21. The interment will probably be held tomorrow afternoon.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Friday October 22, 1920 Goes To Dodge City. Mrs. Lillie Smith Has Accepted A Position as Reporter on Dodge City Globe. Mrs. Lillie SMITH, who has been making her home here for the past several years, will go to Dodge City next week, where she has accepted a position as reporter and proof reader on the Dodge City Daily Globe. Mrs. Smith is not new to newspaper work, she and her sister, Mrs. Allen BLACK, having edited an early day paper in this country, known as the Vorhess Vindicator and later the Beaver Herald. Mrs. Smith is a lady of ability and her previous experience assures her success in her new position.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Thursday October 21, 1920 Miss Linna McKNIGHT and John W. JONES of this city were married at the court house, October 19, by Probate Judge CAMPBELL. Mrs. Jones is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.H. McKnight of south Liberal. Mr. Jones has been in the county for the past several years, owning land north of the city. They will make Liberal their home.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Tuesday October 19, 1920 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ROBERTS of this city, Saturday, October 16, a fourteen pound baby boy.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Monday October 18, 1920 Arlie Hugh ZIMMERMAN, the 9 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. ZIMMERMAN, who live 13 miles east of Liberal, died at a local hospital Saturday, after a three week's illness. The interment will be held in the Bixler cemetery. Rev. A.E. Henry will conduct the funeral services.

The Liberal Daily News Seward County Saturday October 16, 1920 Married. W.J. MEYER and Cecil L. STARK both of Liberal were married at the Court House by Probate Judge CAMPBELL, October 11.