Harding Answers Swimming Pool Plea
Excerpt shows a letter from G G Harding expressing support for funding a community swimming pool in Caledonia Ohio. He notes interest in creating swimming facilities near the creek and asks for public help to raise money through tickets and donations. He promises to attend and purchase tickets if needed, urging boys to stay hopeful.
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Cale- Nite
Sulin
Dubs
Mal Oear
Caledonia
Ohio
Harding
Wilk GLEE CLUB PROGRAM AT Fraser Hall April Show
A fragment lists a high sing program at Fraser Hall with Glee Club and girls’ and boys’ choruses. Names of pieces include Moonbeam Dance and Little Geisha, with performers such as Reba townsfolk and Sigaberh Buerk. The event features violin pieces and choruses, dated March 4.
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Opie Fay
Nims
Henburgs
Calor
the Rogers
Siris Godounow
Neely
Glee Club
Reeves Ivanese Tea Garden
Glade of the Moon
Chopin — Howse
Bera
Little
Geisha
Devge
Croon
Rich
Dune
Vincent
Greature
Keler-Bela
Allen Urges Help for Pension Fund Campaign
Kansas Methodist leaders in Tovoka Kane on April 16 announce a statewide drive to fund pensions for retired ministers. Governor Allen supported the effort as he outlined a plan to divide Kansas into five to eleven charges. Each charge will host three to four weeks of educational campaigning with clergy and lay speakers, plus mime and a pageant to illustrate active service and retirement.
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Tovoka
Kane
Kansas Methodist
Allen
Kansas
New Guard Changes Signal Kansas National Guard Reorg
General announces shifts in commissioned personnel as Kansas National Guard reorganizes with new appointments and transfers. Leigh Hunt becomes lieutenant colonel in artillery. Hutchinson units gain posts. John S. Lanter named recruiting officer at Horton. Frank H. Grigg transfers. Keener and Wylie promoted. Small note mentions April and social items including whist club activities and local decor.
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Reavention
Kansas National d
Charles I
K. G. Kenlyters
Leigh Hunt
Rosedale
Artilery
Fiver Artillery
Hutchinson
Earl W Justin Flackman
Hanate
Field Artillery
First Field Artillery
John S. Lanter
Horton
Iorton
Frank H. Grigg
National Guard
William Keener
George W. Wylie
A. Lyon
Chyde L. Kaufman
Seek Opinions of Big Wheat Growers Meeting in Wichita
Kansas wheat growers are invited to a Wichita meeting April 16 as part of four state sessions by the National Wheat Growers Association. The series aims to gather opinions on policy from the Chicago executive committee and opposing compulsory contracts for cooperative grain selling.
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Wichita
National Wheat Growers] Association
National Association
Oklahoma
Stone Pril
Texas
Pampa
Apulah
Colorado
Sterling
W. Meevy
Chicago
Szeretary
Niation
M. McCracken
Fampa
Tex
Meas
Nebraskni
Committee of Seventeen
Washington House Recess Delays Minority Committee Action
The Washington House recessed after party leaders and a minority committee discussed timing for a vote. Representative Mande, a Republican leader, said the hall would meet today to hear the committee’s report, with adjournment postponed to Monday as talks continued. Millye Dervick was seen shopping in the city.
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Mande
Vivomime Republican Teader
Imrsisnst
Red Cross Sells Lawrence House In Historic Sale
Fragmented text notes Red Cross selling a Lawrence House to support hospital and treasury needs in Douglas County. Mentions funds for establishing federal or municipal work and a long inquiry about the house’s fate. References Warrington and London associates in unclear context.
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Charles Pies
Douglas County
Old-fashioned hog breeds fade from Kansas fairs
Kansas agricultural officials recall long-ghost breeds once shown at State Fair as modern hogs dominate. secretary J C Mahler notes few farmers now raise historic lines like Short-faced Lancashire and Chinas, while Duroc presence declines. The piece also chronicles 1872 era county changes and population data, highlighting a transforming agricultural landscape.
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Kansas
Ariculture
China
J. C. Mahler
Buird
Kansas State Agricultural Society
Kans
Berkaml
Sind
McGee County
Hanna
Cawley
Godfrey
Seward
Tater
Lykins
Miarau
Neosho Madsen
Breckenridly
Lyon
Arawakee
Mufale
Garehy
Senegal
Larres
Pseudo flyer for Medical Treatment at Minneapolis Dr Doran
An OCR fragment advertises a free medical examination by Dr Doran at 335 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota. It promotes home treatment for stomach liver heart kidneys and other ailments. Married women must come with husbands and children with parents.
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Medical Laboratory of
Dr. Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Curie Fund Grows with Rising Public Support
The fund advances toward a $100 goal as recent reports indicate progress. Earlier totals showed $99 raised, with additional contributions expected from events in Kansas City and a Florence Paris program.
Olive Tablets Offer Gentler Calomel Alternative
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safer substitute for calomel that cleanses blood bowels and liver without sickness or pain. It promises a clear aftertaste and notes many feel better after use, urging readers to try the 50 cent tablet.
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Hanars
Moundsville Woman Praises Vegetable Compound Relief
Mrs. George Tegarden of 915 Third Street, Moundsville WV, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with stopping years of irregular periods and menstrual pain. She urges other young women to try the remedy and to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts if relief isn’t found.
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Moundsville
W.va
Lydia B. Pickham
George Tegarden
Third Street
W. Va
Jean Relief
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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Queen Mary
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Olde
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RED Cross
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Mesaland
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Yorkey
Britain
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Thay
Wills
Wolff's
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Thampson Photo Studio
Mass
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J. D. Caldwell
Rifle
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Misa Florence Paritay
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G. B. Castle
F. Herrington
Fire Department
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Achning’s
Mosbaux
Peoples State Bank
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