Prosperity at Baker University and Kansas news items
Prosperity at Baker University in Baldwin shows a three year drive paying a debt, gifts totaling 545,000, increased attendance from 535 to 629, and plans for a library gymnasium. Kansas events include land sales, university alumni Agnes Lapham and Katherine Crew gaining recognition, entomology livestock studies, and various political appointments and local incidents across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Daldwin
Board of Trustees
Nelson Case
D. Fogle
F. D. Whitaker
W. D. Sturgeon
W. D
Amanda
Kansas
Agnes Lapham
Chanute
Katherine Crew
Lawrence
State University
Miss Lapman
Berlin
Miss Crew
New York
State News Parage and Rural Affairs in Kansas
A collage of brief notes from Kansas: D. Coburn rose from a 12 dollar a month farm hand to a state official, the G A R and pension matters, and a plan to run a twine plant at a state penitentiary. Grasshopper warnings and May charity costs across the state, plus upcoming federal posts for Barker, Simpson, and Crum. Sunflower oil may become a fashionable edible oil per Prof Wiley. Death of Hugh A. Cook in Ottawa recalled, and Kansas state agricultural college silver jubilee marks Toft’s twenty fifth commencement. Albany? Dank. Parker Hughes recount in Topeka mayoral race headed to supreme court June 24 with double ballots key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Franklin County
Coburn
Kansas Penitentiary
Junction City Ment
G. A. BR
Sterling
Charles F. Scott
Haskell Indian School
Ienry Allen
Allen
Scott
Osawatomie Asylum
Cheyenne
Sherman
Winfield Imbecile Asylum
Osawatomie Insane Asylum
Topeka
Reform School
Atchison Orphans
Delail School
Kansas City
Hutchinson Reformatory
Burton
George J. Barker
Lawrence
United States
J. M. Simpson
McPherson
L. 8
Crum
Oswego
Cyrus Leland
Prof. Wiley
Division of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Hugh A. Cook
Ottawa
Cook
Quantrell
Solon O. Thatcher
Kansas State Agricultural College
Toft
J. D. Walters
Chancellor Snow
Miller
State University
Kansas
Walters
Morton Albaugh
State Bank
Dexter
Watkins
Watkin
Parker-Hughes
Supreme Court of the State
Parker
J. W. FP. Hughes
Albert Parker
Supreme Court
Motherhood and remedies for female sterility warned
An article discusses how weak or sick mothers can bear healthy children and urges anxious women to seek treatment. It claims actual sterility is rare and suggests contacting Ars Pinkham of Massachusetts for free advice to expectant or would be mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars Pinkham
Mass
Fragmentary Ode on O14 Sayings and Railway Trends
A garbled passage praises the Lacka Wanna Railroad features and electric service. It mentions smooth operation, coal smoke reduction, and a test device for the road along with a quotation attributed to an adguring friend and father. The text reflects a mixture of praise and fragmented editorial style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm Poe
Lackawanna
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Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases and scattered words including hats ail and Ohio. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or organization. no identifiable news item or outcome is readable for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rela
Ohio
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Fragmented OCR text references names and places with incomplete details. It mentions dated items, publishers, and suspect misspellings, indicating a historical notice or publication fragment. Key entities: Salt River, New York, February 17, 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Dimmted
le Voy
N.Y
Home Comforts and Parlor Purchases Highlighted by Wife
Fragmentary readings cite Mrs. M as pressing for home comfort upgrades over six months including a parlor purchase. Mentions of a physician, a coupon case, and a green horn girl hint at investigations or anecdotes. Conversations reference trains and crossings with a casual rustic tone from Philadelphia papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honee
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Union Pacific Land Department
Sunflower
Kansas University
Hunter
Marine Bilogical Museum
Wood Hall
M. W. Sutton
Internal Revenue
I. E. Lambert
United States District Attorney
B. H. Tracy
Sand
W. E. Sterne
United States Marshal
Leidy
Taylor
Stanley
Fremont Leidy
Butler County
A. R. Taylor
Emporia Normal
Sena@tor Leidy
Kanens
Woodbine State Bank
Grant Ocillett
Parsons Creamery
Tabetle County
Teesch Express
Howard BR. Hale
Bucyrus
Anthony
Curtis
Baker
D. R. Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
Herbert
Don Seaton Hhis
Atchison
Ewing Herbert
Mr. Seaton
John Seaton
Pather
George Hebb
Hebb
Howard
Feoton
Spivey
Kingswan County
Emporia
Kansas Town
Charles Cross
Eskridze
Kansas City Journal
Favors
State Park
8. J. Stewart
Board of Regents
the Agricultural College
Fort Hays Military Reservation
Stewart
The
Agricultural College
Kinen
Fritz Durein
Spencer
Newton
Santa Fe
Kaneze City Journal
Kluamire
Winam
Kslusmire
Jolten
Holton
Klnsmire
Tomlinson
Grip
W. P. Tomlinson
Hughes
Harry Wagner
Coloocan
Philippines
Jessie Morrison
Eldorado
Clara Castle
G. P. Aikman
William Rees
Emporis
Col
Tegen Ostaenia Sasanasiats
Roy Murray
State News Parage
LMA Am Purkuas Mepicovm Co
A. D. Jarret
Belmont
Dean
Pinx
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Salt
Ul Ced
Gerest
Vnethiee Tel Rem
Ram Offen
Philadelphia Press
Mislade
LGH
IHU
Drees
OH. A. Foe
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