Heard in Lawrence and area daily notes
The Lawrence area briefs include a preliminary hearing for Henry Scott set for 2 PM before Justice John Clark, and various local items. Clues from a boys and girls club meeting by County Farm Agents, Kansas Aggies versus Kansas University football on McCook field, price shifts in flour and bread, National Officers to meet at the Chamber of Commerce, and a planned memorial day service with G A R and American Legion. Walter J. Gallagher and Edna M. Jobe obtain a marriage license in Kansas City. Walter L. Payne, a former Clinton-Lawrence official, elected president of the Kansas State Bankers Association. A. F. McClanahan named second district VP of the Kansas Bankers Association. Catherine Campbell of Ottawa nominated for vice president general of DAR. Brooks farm oil well reports 250 barrels. County Superintendent O. J. Lane attends Belleview closing exercises. Judge Hugh Means due home tomorrow after three weeks’ jury work.
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Midland Grange
Kansas Aggies
University of Kansas
McCook Field
Walter L. Payne
Clinton
Lawrence
Kansas State Bankers Association
Kansas City
Coursing meetings postponed. county fair board to meet
Franklin county district court at Ottawa notes weather caused the coursing meet to be postponed until next Sunday. Chanute hosts a Sunday coursing event. A state schoolmen meeting convened at the Chamber of Commerce. The Douglas county fair board is slated to meet there next Tuesday at 2 o'clock. The northerly wind remained chilly but sunshine blessed the day with similar forecast for tomorrow. The trip included M N Beeler and R O Smith. Merchants National Bank offers farm loans at low rates with title approval. Gift Shop advertises Gillette razors at low price. A Marks & Son.
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Chanute
Douglas County Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants National Bank
WILL STAY AT LEVEL Reduction of Teachers' Wages Not Looked For
Prof. W H Johnson of the University of Kansas School of Education says teacher salaries will remain at current levels and that many former teachers may return this year. He notes strong demand for teachers and cites high school salaries from 1350 to 7800 dollars, unchanged.
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W. H. Johnson
School of Education
University of Kansas
Language demand shifts as French and Spanish rise in schools
Last year the demand for French and Spanish instructors grew each year while Latin declined. Mentions Mennen's shaving cream for a clean shave and Rankin's Drug Store with pone Window Glass available in all sizes at Matthews.
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Mennen
Rankin’s
Pone
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Washington Post
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Citizens’ State Bank
Kansas Bankrs
Catherine Campbell
Ottawa
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Organization
Washington
Baliwin
Brooks Farm
O. J. Lane
Belleview
Hugh Means
Doulas County
Franklin County District Court
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C.B. Hosford
M.N. Beeler
The
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R. O. Smith
A. Marks & Son
Thompson Photo Studio
Maan
Hanna
Wiedemann’s
S. G. Clarke
Mass
Gogorza
de Gogorza
Victor
J. H. Bell
Ena
St. Louis
Traffic Motor Truck Corporation
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Eaper
W. W. Klass
Wilbur C. Pine
Ralph E. Pine
Pine Bros
Elm St
Michigan
H. DP
Ibs
Genuine Santos
Adil
J. Herald
Terry Gaskill
A. E. Glass
Great State Life Insurance Co
Bil Mass St. DeSnto
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Ike
Ries
Hunter Bros
Charlton’s
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Fire Department
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