State Bankers Meet for Seventh Annual Kansas Convention
Kansas bankers gather in Topeka for the seventh annual Karas State Bankers association convention. Governor Capper and Bank Commissioner Benson address the session. Topics include amending the Federal Reserve Act to aid state banks and plans for a possible national organization.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Karas State Bankers Association
Arthur Capper
W. F. Benson
George T. McDermott
E. Cobb
Bank of Topeka
Anna
Marcel Halderman
State Bank of
Girard
People Bank
People
C.C. K. Scoville
Seneca
J. H. Mercer
State Livestock Sanitary Commis
W. E. Wilson
Washindent
J. Ts
Thomas Jenee
Second View
Wayman
Emporia
Anna Marcel Valderaven
Chand
George W. Mobinson
Wichita
Successful breeder W Husted boosts local stock quality
W Husted has made his breeding farm well known near Lawrence, Mo. He promotes better bred stock over common types, citing the Morgan stallion Capt Morgan and two jacks. He urges farmers to raise quality stock for a ready market, opposite the drag of common plow stock, and notes his education at the Scientific Breeding school. Get aboard the Health Wagon. Ride a bicycle. HM J Thunta, Lawrence Cycle Works.
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W. Husted
Cee
Sruuzias County
G. W. Husted
Husted
Forry Od
Sheerly
Capt. Morgan
Musted
Guy
HM. J. Thunta
Lawrence Cycle Works
Tonganoxie Reading club hosts tea and varied program
Mrs E P Leakey entertained the Tonganoxie Reading club at her home Friday with quotations, pictures, current events, and a two course tea. Guests included Miss Bertha Halstead and Mrs Lawrence Pears. Separate note: Congregational Aid society entertained by Mrs John W Evans with an Easter program featuring piano solos by Lena Houston and a reading by Mrs Theodore Shafer.
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E. P. Leakey
Tonganoxie Reading Club
George Elliott
E. E. Hoskins
C. ‘Henry
F. A. Henry
J. H. Dreisbach
Federation
Frank Zoellner
Frank A. Henry
Leakey
Leman Cain
E. ¥. Heiser
Edward Hosking
J. A. Dreisbach
F. U. “Ienry
John C. Laming
Leonor Laming
Frank” Zoellner
Frank” Zoellner, Mrs. 8. J. McNaughton
Anna Bell
W. C. Phenicie
G. Denholm
H. Cain
Bertha Halstead
Lawrence Pears
Wlutsed Laing
John W. Evans
Congregational Aid Society
Lena Houston
Theodore Shafer
Christ
Edward (. McNeruy
Marie Newsome
Maine Street
Margaret Carter
Lucey McNaughton
Mildred Kubee
Mae Reardot
Leila Nevin Florence Hyre
Mary
Vhenicie
Marjorie Kennedy
Milda’ Kine
Lucile
Heiser
Cuba McCaffrey
Mildred "Vorpey
Alii i Naughton
Leavenworth
Lena Mantalde
Frances Hitchcock
Maril McNaughton
Lucile Burkholder
Lawrence
Newsome
Genes
Vieve McNernes
Hex
Tena Monialdo
Frances Hitcheeck
Ada Jenkings
Chemaq Uin
Daugh Sara Mac
Oner Laming
Kansas City
Moore
Summitt
Mis
Shelby Ballard
Leonor
Shiekla
Missiby White
Leila Novitt
Cobra Wellhouse Wallard
Toyoka
Innisas Requal Sutfeate Association of
Leo
Seattle
Nellie Viels
Topeka
Clibs
HH. Dreisbach
Torzanoxie Ryding Club
Indoor Life Warns Against Excess Fat From Stale Air
An old advice column warns that confinement indoors without fresh air and exercise promotes excess fat and weak vitality. It urges overweight readers to try oil of kerein capsules, taken after meals and before bed, claiming weight loss, better digestion, and renewed energy.
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Round Corner
Odd Easter luncheon in Lawrence crowds
A long list of attendees shared a two course luncheon after filling small bags with pennies, with cards and Easter decor. The event featured Mrs Evans aided by Mrs Conley and Mrs Quisenberry and included many local residents and visitors from Kansas City and Leavenworth.
Kansas couple finds happiness with Mayr's remedy
Lawrence readers report a Kansas couple, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes of Kingsdown, credit Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief from stomach and related ailments. The husband notes improved health after two bottles, while his wife sees clearer complexion and fewer headaches. The ad promises permanent results for stomach, liver, and intestinal issues with a money‑back guarantee.
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Elmer Barnes
Kingsdown
Kan
If Barnes
Mayr
Round Corner Drug. Store
Eudora High School Ball Mixer Highlights
Eudora High School held its first Basket Ball Mixer Friday at the A O U W Hall with talks by Cleatt Hamilton of Kansas University Mayor Filler Supt Kelly Coach Betts and others. A letter was presented by Mr Hamilton and light refreshments served.
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Eudora High School
A. O. U. W. Hall
Cleatt
Hamilton
Kansas University
Filler
Supt
Kelly
Betts
Seburle
Reber
My. Fichler
Thelma Metz
Vadora
Olestt
Lawrence
Lynn Brine
Lakeview
Waidding
United States
Joseph Blechel
Superintendent Named for Chinese Students in America
Peking reports that Yen En-chin, appointed by the Chinese education ministry on Dr. Wellington Koo’s recommendation, will supervise Chinese students in the United States. He has left for America to set up an office in Washington, with a monthly salary and office funds specified. Students will receive a monthly allowance and initial travel and wardrobe expenses, and must return to China within two months of graduation.
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Peking
Wellington Koo
United States
Yen En-chin
Pek
Ministry of Education
America
Yen
Washington
Hou
Chin
Dietetics Talk by Prof Ava Milan at OAC
Prof Ava Milan head of Oregon Agricultural College home economics spoke this afternoon to students on dietetics and proper use of food selection. The discussion covered nutritional principles and practical guidance for home economics students in dietary planning.
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Ava Milan
Oregon Agricultural College
RE. CG
Will Speak Tomorrow Prof UWhen Speaker
A fragment appears to describe a UT Tennessee event with Professor Ulack or Ulack ov noted as a speaker, previously scheduled for yesterday, with mention of a Fraser ball and a Wednesday address at 230 o'clock. Details are garbled but reference to a social science or sociology investiga tion and prominent white Tennessee figures.
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Uwhen
W. Glacker
University of Tennessee
Fraser Ball
Lawrete
Flo
Ulackov
Investi
Report Troops Halt Mexico City War Dispatch
War department received a dispatch the night of April 15 reporting a halt in operations near Mexico City. The message notes altered movements by American armed forces and the shift impacts on ongoing hostilities. Officials have not released full details pending confirmation from field units.
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Mexico City
War Department
Fragmented dispatch hints at tense border tensions
An OCR fragment references culpability for two entries into a town and notes American troops ceasing movements. It mentions the United States and Mexico, governance, and social commentary on faulting youth, ending with a remark that nature is a keen book keeper.
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Sueh Dime Ag
United States
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Golding
Mes Quisenberry
Keno
Grace Parney
Theodore Sharer
Roy Marlin
Howard Alavre
Us Place
Edward C. AcNerney
Malcolm N.’Mcnaughtoa
Leavye ́ Nworth
Aid Ales
McNaughton
William C. Chenigie
Lawreene
Susie Odd
Bima J. Dadlap
Long Beach
Calif
Dunlapas
Iowa
Lawrenue
Charles
Mabel McNaughton
Kansas” University
Fonganoxie
Henry Brinkman
Rufus C. Nance
Union Pacific
Omaha
Marysville
Law‘rence
Randelph
Eudora High ‘School
IGL
Wrigley
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
1632
Késner Building
Chicago
E. Lynn
Nature
G. J. Eriksen Furn. Co
UNI
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph
Ihie
Suaranti
Menish Bottling
Lawrence, Kansas
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