St Louis Symphony Opens Spring Festival Tour
The St Louis Symphony orchestra under Rudolph Ganz begins the 1923 24 Spring Festival tour with eighty four concerts in forty two cities across eleven states. Prof Edward Kurtz will be featured in the afternoon program with Gelich soloing Bruchs concerto in G minor. The orchestra praised for its success in St Louis and Ganz cited as a leading conductor guiding a widely known ensemble.
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St. Hen
Edward. Kurtz
St.Louis
Kurtz
Gelteh
Bruch
Gelich
Lawrence
St- Louis
Orzhestra
Todr
Middle West
St. Louis Symphony
Ganz
Hemisphere
Fire Prince Operetta Opens Lawrence Music Week
The Five Prince operetta by the Lawrence high school glee clubs will be staged Monday evening in the Liberty Premoreal high school auditorium. Proceeds go to purchase a concert grand piano, opening music week with a display of local talent. The message from the high school glee clubs invites the community to attend and celebrate fairness and imagination in entertainment. There is also a note about a local promoter found guilty on one count in Texarkana and Oklahoma Republicans endorsing Coolidge at their state convention.
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Thedwrenee High School
Liberty Premoréal High
Mabel Barnhart
Lawrence
High School
Mrs John Baker Hosts Dinner Guests
Mrs John Baker entertained guests at a one o'clock dinner including Dr Ed Baker of Ottawa Mrs Russell Bakers family of Overbrook Dr and Mrs Roy Baker of Pomona and Mr and Mrs Martin Breithaupt of Eudora who called on Mr and Mrs John Baker Saturday morning and end of visit.
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John’ Baker
Ed Baker
Ottawa
Russell Baker
Overbrook
Roy Baker
Pomona
Martin Breithaupt
Eudora
John Baker
Local Notices and Community Updates From Quenemo Area
A mixed set of notes records memberships, exams, births, journeys, and meetings. Items include an application for festival membership dated May 2 1924, final exams at Globe on April 19 and 28, a baby joy born to Mr and Mrs Harold Fisher, and several school and community events. Residents mention travel to Baldwin and Lawrence for schooling and purchases, with local officials discussed and a wheat pooling meeting held at Hopewell Schoolhouse.
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Wilma Hase
Charles Bye
Globe
Hearlod Fisher
Alfred Clark
John Baker
Graham
Quenemo
S) Graham
Brubaker
George Faich
John ‘Brechiy
Sfiss Florence Smith
Smith
Lawrence High School
Henry Fishburn
Ben Hoffhnan
Hepg
Baldwin Ladies Aid Elects Officers and Notes Absentees
Friday meeting of the Baldwin Ladies-Aid saw nine members present with several out sick. Mrs. Russel was elected president, Mrs Ulrich vice president, Mrs. Marshall secretary, and Mrs. Williams re-elected treasurer. They will meet with Mrs. Ruth Flory on April 20. Doris Penée and Harold Barton visited school Saturday. Seventh and eighth graders traveled to Union for final exams. several students unable to attend due to measles, broken arm, or illness. Mr. Goodell attended church, and Mrs. Mayme Scott spent the weekend visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rush visited Baldwin. Dr. Smith preached on The Resurrection.
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Owas A Baldwin
Ladies-Aid
Reeser
Russel
Ulrich
Marshall
Williams
Ruth Flory
Doris, Penée
Harold Barton
Union
Francis
Helén “Heaston
Rose Peterson
Gwendolyn ‘Pardee
Violet Barton
Violet. Shotwell
Gladys. Puckett
Paul Ulvich
Noah ‘Peterson
Baugh
Leslie
Noah
Goodell
Mayme
Scott
Carl Rush Wen
Baldwin
Dr. Smith
Kansas may not set passenger fares after Supreme Court ruling
Topeka Kans April 23 The Associated Press reports Kansas officials expect no restoration of state supervision over railroad passenger fares after a Supreme Court decision. State utilities member E Rugh notes states cannot fix internal rates. Kansas historically held 2 cent fares until federal control in World War I. Gov Davis favored testing authority, but recent ruling undercuts state power. only Interstate Commerce Commission fares prevail. Also notes a P A meeting April 25 at Number 6 school house and a Tailor advert.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
E.rugh
State Public Utilities Commission
South Carolina
Bower
Interstate’Commerce Commission
J. M. Davis
Aoa
The
Railroad? Commission
South . Carolina
Rugh
Pullman Company
Supreme Court
Federal Commission
United States ‘Supreme Court
Kangas Commission
Interstate Conquered Commission
Ae Nana
Market Basket Frids Featured in Journal World
Friday edition highlights Market Basket items and local shopping trends with price notes and store updates. reporters summarize new deals, product arrivals, and potential savings for readers across neighborhoods.
TANLAC Proclaimed Health Booster by Elmer Wilson
Elmer Wilson credits TANLAC with easing years of indigestion heart palpitations and dizziness. He says the remedy gave him a grand appetite halted pain and misery and helped him gain twelve pounds. He has continued taking it since spring to maintain health.
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Elmer Wilson
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Goldist
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Texarkana, Ark
Pat Marr
Daday
Oklahoma
Coolidge
Oklahoma City
Herlick
August Fleer
Warden
High Prairie
Hopewell School House
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Flory
A. Puckett
BE. D. Pence
Syphon
KROHN
John
Metzler:Furniture, Co
GC. P. A
Proteh the Tailor
M-J-B
Theo. Poehler
Mercantile Company
Lawretics Wholesale Distributors
Ted
Journal-World
Jones & Woodward
White
Usi
Allen Coal Co
Griffin ' Coal, “Co
Ith
Phore
Kotex
State Bank
Lawrence, Kang
TNE Universal-Car
C. W. Smith
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