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On back of photo: Cross Creek 1908

Few Mid-Winter
SPECIALS
$1.75
$1.59
BOYS' TENNIS SHOES—
While they last
ONE LOT BOYS’ OVER-
ALLS ..
$2.50
MEN’S OVERALLS—
Sizes 42 to 44 ..
$3.85
RUBBER BOOTS—
Black
$4.65
RUBBER BOOTS—
Red


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Rumley Oil Pull Tractor [logo]
[inset] Triple Heat Control
A gallon of cheap kerosene contains more power than a gallon of high priced gasoline. Triple Heat Control is a scientific system of motor cooling by means of which the Oil Pull gets the…

Big Shoe SaleCommencing Saturday, May 21 and ending June 4th You no doubt remember that we have had several sales in the past few years, and we earnestly believe that we always gave you more value for your money than you expected, and now we will…

A Threefold Insurance Coverage on Your Grain
Insured while standing in the field
Insured while being cut
Insured while in buildings
Can you afford to take the chance
Of going without this liberal insurance protection?
A fire would destroy your…

NoticeHaving taken over the office and practice of Dr. W.A. Young, I will be in RossvilleThursday, Friday and Saturday of each week Dr. W.H. RickelChiropractor

U.G. Stewart, pictured on the left, purchased the Rossville News in June of 1901 and sold it in 1910. Pictured in the center is Ray Bartley with Paul (Peck) Stewart pictured on the right.

Mr. Goyette in his Rossville, Kansas, drugstore; could be either Frank or Omer Goyette. It is believed Mr. Goyette occupied the drugstore around 1917.

Pictured left to right are Richard Mason, owner of Mason's Blacksmith Shop; Frank Boyles, farmer; L. Hollenbeck, wood worker; W.S. Templin, blacksmith; Jim White, farmer; and William Strange, farmer. Richard Mason came to Rossville, Kansas, from…

This picture of Main Street in Rossville, Kansas, was taken sometime after sidewalks were built in 1910 but before cars became the norm.