Campaign supports school progress amid hard times
A Wichita area editorial defends school leadership citing reduced bonded debt by 120000 and new buildings worth 160000, funded by careful admin and a steady levy. It notes mail plane crash uncertainty, party shifts in Kansas appointments, and reports on University of Missouri and Kansas student resilience during tough periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
McConnell
Journal-World
Board of Education
Walter Willams
University of Missouri
Lindley
University of Kansas
Atghenta
Iis
Availanba
Linfreson
Part of the trouble May blow over ad
The fragment hints at a potential easing of issues in May with advertising content noted. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to form a full card item.
Ten Years Ago Monday April 6 Review
Ten years ago on Monday April 6 a two hour American Legion show at the Bowernock drew a large audience titled Two Hours With A. E. F. The cast included Bert Wheel Face John Brodie Timmy yew Hen Mak H. E. Don seney Suildeed Wiand and Merriam Finnerty Mrs Dick Williams directed music and G. Carl led choruses. Dr Charles J Simmons returned from California. Mrs N E hosted a one oclock luncheon at 1530 Rhode Island street. Captain Testerman was named captain of the Lawrence high school basketball team for next season with sweaters for Ackerman Techirman Stevenson Weede Mack and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowernock
American Legion
Bert
John Brodie
Timmy Yew
Hen Mak
H. E. Don
Seney Suildeed Wiand
Merriam Finnerty
Dick Williams
G. ©. Carl
Charles J. Simmons
California
Mias Shaler
N. E
Rhode Island Street
Ethel Ne
Olga ‘Bastelaea
Herman Knecht
St. Louis
Oxygen Needs in Pneumonia Complications Highlighted
The text notes oxygen shortage as a serious pneumonia complication. Modern treatment emphasizes supplying extra oxygen to counteract anxiety and rapid deterioration. It also mentions toxins and pneumonia germs as contributing factors in oxygen starvation.
Oxygen Tank and Tubes Mentioned in Medical Note
A fragment references an oxygen tank and feeding patient with inserted tubes, shown in a terse medical note. The incomplete text mentions hunger and disease as contextual themes.
Letters to the Editor on Taxation and School Bonding
Mrs. Sheldon writes that Senator Geddes urged tax restraint while noting the New Pinckney school house bond issue and voter consent laws. She recalls a 1912 bill by John Newlin, amended in 1925, protecting communities from borrowing and forcing taxpayer approval, urging electors to vote and resist extravagant spending.
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Journal-World
Geddes
Topeka
Chamber of Commerce
Pinckney
Board of Education
Lawrence
John Newlin
Douglas County
Ivin Coolidge
Nate Aive Sds
Wayte's Hope Deferred Ends in Police Clash
An unnamed narrator recounts a tense confrontation with a police officer after a night of crime and pursuit. Amid confusion the suspect fights back, risking arrest and complicating efforts to locate Rosemary's killer while contemplating fate, justice, and accountability.
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Wayte
Mel
Baby Whale's Future Told By Mary Graham Bonner
Fragmentary children story recounts a mother whale advising her babies on growing up near the coast, learning to stay watchful for humans and whale hunting, and dreaming of a safe future at sea with peers as they mature into deep waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
John
Jody
Pegey
Nate
Mother Whale
Otters Games Flashes Of Life
Angora, A. Associated Press reports on tomorrow's Otters games with brief lifestyle notes and local interest details. The item hints at sports events and community reaction in a concise AP brief from Angora.
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Otters
Easter air show notes and aviation dreams in 1910s era
Fragmented lines reveal a 1910s newspaper item with references to Easter celebrations among young people, a somersault dare at a ravine, and aviation topics. It mentions Philadelphia autogiro plans, a late Robert Peipen, and a barrier of plants set on grazing fringes of the Gobi desert to curb desertification, with a China soil project hinted.
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John
Tewelir
Ee Andee
Boris Ark
Bao
Titon
Washington
Philadelphia Autogiro
Robert J.eae Peipin
Gobi Desert
China
Demostration accident injures four youths in Paola
A dynamite stick detonation during a demonstration near Paola injures Wave Marts, seventeen, severing his right hand, with two other invited boys cut on the face as a companion touches a live wire to a battery. Nearby, Kenneth Diehl, twenty four, dies in a Valley Falls crash caused by driver fatigue.
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Paola
Marts
Linasandel
Hotbenyc Oratorio Society
Lind Ork
Kenneth Diehl
Vaile Falla
Peatena
Millard 4
Valley Falls
Faecal
This Date in Kansas History April 1859 1885
A brief Kansas history entry notes Quantrill era events and the 1885 state prompt about cities holding elections Leavenworth retaining its mayor and re electing F Nesley as state warden references in the period record.
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Kansas State
W. C. Jones
Iota i
Peni
Leavenworth
F. Nesley
Easter services note and church actions at First Baptist
Easter morning at First Baptist Church featured joyful social fellowship with thirty new members welcomed after communion. An Easter pageant titled Re lene drew a large audience, directed by V. C. W. Thomas and Miss Delors, with strong solo performances.
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V. C. W. Thomas
Miss. Delors
Rics Jonnean
Linwood death and community condolences noted
A Linwood death is reported with remains brought to Linwood cemetery for burial. Surviving relatives include Lewis Bal, Springs. Mrs Talor. Mrs Dot Stumberg of Kansas City. and Mrs of Denver. Stella Starr, age 84, mourned with statements of sympathy from neighbors. The report also mentions a birthday gathering for Mr Anderson and health updates on Lois Burnett and telephone operator Mrs Oliver.
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Linwood
Lenwood
Kansas City
Lewis Bal
Mnet
I . and
Anderson
No Wonder Lovely Women Like It Face Powder Ad
An advertisement touts a new face powder described as elusively French in process. It promises longer lasting wear, smooth texture, and a fresh youthful look with no irritation or flakiness. It claims never to dry the skin and highlights its suitability with all complexions.
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Rosemary
Supts Stor y and ted by Yin turn gaye Pep
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Supts and a discussion by Yin, with words torn and garbled. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to form a factual summary card.
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Iend
Storard
Ted
Yin Turn Gaye
Pep
Valley Chapel Easter Events and Social Notices
A rough local notice describes Easter activities at Valley Chapel including Mrs Nieders influenza illness, and Mrs Marvin Bohd hosting a Sunday school class with an Easter focus. The Ladies Aid met, plans for Boxe meeting April 18th were noted, and guests included Mrs Lydis Tidrow and Jackie Hoelert of Lawrence. Upcoming dinners and pies were discussed, with gatherings involving Mr and Mrs Carter of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Samney of Kansas City.
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Thames
Mra Solo
Marder
John
Haga
Ellis Bond
Miseer
Bic Ett
Wayne
Marvin Bond
Lydis Tidrow
Ee Peet
A. W. Lamb
Jackie 'Hoelert
Lawrence
Ike Harold Fisher
Little Daughter
Emma Niedet
Ore
Gerald Carter
Schélthorn
Martie
Kansas City
Miss Nettie
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