Lawrence Notes Echo City Life And Local Actions
Local items report Vic Johnson planning a small workshop at 639 641 Massachusetts. Pinckney thrift investment corrected to 6700 dollars. Rotary Club to resume meetings after Wichita convention. Police Chief Fisher notes daily stolen car alerts, many from Oklahoma. School district hires for next year discussed. City commission delayed by bill checks. Chamber program features wildcat division entertainment. Dandelion drive gains traction amid public apathy. City commission hears church light current issue at First Christian. Sidewalk petition filed for Kentucky street. Real estate men to meet at Chamber. Douglas county road warrants paid. one balance remains. Shrine supper and meeting at Chamber. Unusual theatre crowd applauds curtain drop ending show. A. G. Reynolds corrected as injured party at Merchants bank corner. Roscoe county teachers visit Haskell and University. County commissioners to meet tomorrow for highway trip to Topeka. University stadium union drive underway in Kansas City. H. B. Bullene notes stronger market conditions on return from New York.
Negro Jury in Barton County Trial Over Mule
In Barton County civil case the jury was composed entirely of Black jurors by mutual choice of the litigants. The suit concerned mule ownership and marked Barton County’s first fully Black jury according to court officials.
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Bend
Barton County
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Academic Visits
Baldwin residents hosted and visited kin and friends across Kansas City Ottawa Lawrence and Wellsville. Notables include Glenn Slough and Martha Slough visiting. Dr S S Klyne and Dean Neil in town. Baker Parkville debate ends Baker’s idealism. health center talks advance. social clubs meet at Wolfe and Hartley homes.
Debaters Lose in Emporia Affirms Parkville Victory
Glenn James and James Chubb with judges Dr. J H Hit Judge Thomas Costolow and Attorney Raymond W Hall of Kansas City voted two to one for the affirmative. Baker failed in Emporia as the team led by Harry Coker John Paul Williams and Charles Shike lost to the College of Emporia two to one with the same question used in Parkville. The Ottawa University win came last week with the same question. Dr Oscar E Allison spent days in Kansas City conferring with the District Superintendent Rev Fred Bailey. Dr Julius Smith was in Pittsburg on good roads business. Mrs Hattie Osborne returned from Manhattan after attending the Delta Delta Delta Province Convention.
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Wearever Aluminum Company
Kansas City
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Helen Brockway
Walnut
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E. C. Sangster
Misa
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Lawrence
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J H. Hit
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Emporia
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Harry Coker
John Paul Williams
Charles Shike
Ottawa University
Oscar E. Allison
Fred Bailey
Julius Smith
Pittsburg
Good Roads
University YMCA drives toward full pledge total
Initial reports from the 22 000 financial drive started by the University YMCA last Thursday night indicate the quota will be subscribed. Twenty five solicitors canvass male students not yet subscribed or enrolled since term two. One thousand five hundred dollars will cover a deficit from the 8. A. T. G. training here. The rest funds running expenses for summer.
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Y.M.C. A
Warren M. Blodgett
Big Week for University Seniors at Fraser Hall
A busy week unfolds at the University as seniors complete cap and gown measurements pay the 25 cent assessment and finalize commencement plans. Alumni data and other tasks to be handled before a senior committee at the Fraser Hall check stand.
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John Bunn
Alumni Association
Fraser ‘Hall
Epsonade Salts Gain Appeal as Tastier Epsom Alternative
The notice proclaims Epsonade Salts, a blend of real Epsom salts with fruit derivative salts, offering the taste of sparkling lemonade. Buyable through druggists, a spoonful in cold water purportedly relieves biliousness headaches or constipation, hailed as a discovery by the American Epsom Association.
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American Epsom Association
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