Cattle grazing season shifts amid Texas origin and Kansas leases
The department of agriculture reports a sparse grazing year in Kansas with much cattle coming from Texas. Owners have leased most pasture lands in Greenwood, Chase, Wabaunsee and Butler counties at prices up to 10 dollars per head. Pasture rents have declined from the 1920 level, and most steers will be 4 to 8 years old with good quality expected for the season.
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Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Aini Pracy
Greenwoatt
Chase
Wabaunsee
Butler
Chase County
Wauhaunsee
Legion calls men to parade for Boys Week event
Commander Guy Pettit of the Eli Ferrell Dorsey post of the American Legion issued a call for members to report in uniform Monday at 11 15 a.m. to participate in the Boys Week parade. Members should report to the chief of police at Eighth and Massachusetts.
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Guy ‘Pettit
Eli Ferrell
Dorsey
The
American
Legion
Eighth
Massachusetts
Court Opens Monday at May Term in Douglas County
The May term of the Douglas County District Court opens at 9 o'clock Monday morning with a light docket for spring term. Of the cases, 25 are criminal, 123 civil, and there are 11 petitions for citizenship. Twenty-nine civil cases are actions for divorce. Five criminal cases are for violation of liquor laws.
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Douglas County District Court
Lawrence Business’ College
Princes Lacked Education in Constantinople Plan New Royal School
The Council for the Affairs of the Aerial Family in Constantinople finds Turkish princes deficient in education. It orders a secondary school exclusively for royal youths, noting only three Imperial Princes since 1908 trained in military matters at German institutes. Omar Farouk Effendi, heir apparent’s son, studied at Vienna's Theresianum. Fifteen princes reportedly have minimal military training and weak self improvement. Essad Pasha to draft education plans and choose a site for the royal school.
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Constantinople
Omar Farouk
Effendi
Vienna Theresianum
Essad Pasha
Marine
Royal School
First Westminster Church Displays Street Illuminated Window
Toledo April 29 a street facing church window claims to be the first in the country installed for display to the street. The First Westminster Church has a lighting system to illuminate the hand painted scene of Christ preaching. The window will usually be seen at night and contrasts with typical stained glass backgrounds. It is described as viewable only from the street and is part of a broader program celebrating General Grantako.
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Toledo
Westminster
Christ
First Annual National Boys Week Planned in Kansas
Topeka April 29 report announces the first annual National Boys Week sponsored by Rotary clubs and the American Legion. Kansas towns reporting activities include Arkansas City Kansas City McPherson Newton Wellington Topeka and Wichita. Each day focuses on a different boy centered aim from church to health industry and citizenship with a weekend family day on May 6.
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Topeka
Kan
Rotary ‘Clubs
American Legion
Kansas
The
Legion
Arkansas City
Kansas City
McPherson
Newton
Wellington
Wichita
Anvil
Lawrence Notes and Local Social Updates
Mrs G B Castle and husband spent Thursday with Clyde and family on Rhode Island street. Mrs Mabel Palmateer entertained Wednesday at dinner with Mrs Ray Zimmerman and Mrs Ed Stover. Mrs Mary Zimmerman is improving and grateful for flowers from friends. Paul Zimmerman is reported better after illness. Mrs Edward McKitrick returned from Goodland where Roy is dangerously ill with pneumonia but some improvement. Rev Thomas of Kansag City will preach in the Christian church Sunday. The contest continues with high interest as teams plan treats for the loss. Black walnut brick ice cream at Kaw Valley Creamery. Phone 820. I have moved my office from the Lander Building to Rooms 11 and 12, House Building, 729 Mass. St. J B Wilson, Lawyer.
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G.B. Castle
Clyde
Rhode Island
Mabel Palmateer
Wiliam H
Ray Zimmerman
Ed . Stover
Mary Zimmerman
Paul
Roy
Goodland
Thomas
Kansag_ City
Quincy School Notes and Student Submissions From 1922
The page records Quincy Kansas school life with student writing about birds, math and cooking projects, May basket craft, field trips to Colorado, poems, and stories. It notes interschool games against New York and a Quincy Day celebration, plus letters from Lawrence Kansas and North Dakota pupils.
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Quincy
Lawrence
Kansas
Pirth
Lamoure
North Dakota
Phoebe Pyle Recall At School In Baseball Quirk
A fragment recalls Phoebe Pyle, age 12, recounting school days when girls in baseball teased about catching errors. A teacher’s amused aside marks the scene as the narrator longs for the day to end.
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Phoebe
Phoebe Pyle
Oldest Federal Judge David P Dyer Heads Topeka Tale
Judge David P. Dyer, 84, veteran of 63 years in law and federal service, presided in Topeka as the elder U S district judge. A Virginian by birth, he moved to Missouri in 1841, served as U S district attorney, commanded a volunteer infantry in the Civil War, and oversaw the Whiskey Ring prosecution before becoming federal judge in 1907. He remains vigorous and strict in court, with an old school bench approach.
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Topeka
Kan
David P. Dyer
U S. District Court
United States
Dyer
Missouri
St. Louis
John C. Pollock
Dydr
Virginia
Pike
Third Judicial District
U. S
Third Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Waist-line party nets Golden Eagle Club twenty one dollars
The Golden Eagle Club hosted a waist-line party at Mrs. George Baker's home on North Seventh Street Friday night. Attendees enjoyed the event and the social raised twenty one dollars for the society.
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Golden Eagle Club
George Baker
North Seventh Street
Back to the Bible bureau expands daily verse reach
Cincinnati group launches a five year plan to print one scripture verse per day in about a thousand American publications reaching 10 million readers now with a target of 110 million daily readers. The non sectarian bureau gives verses free to all faith publications including trade journals and labor papers while seeking $200,000 to fund five year expansion.
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Cincinnati
Bible Bureau of
Hartzell
Eae
Reward Offered for Fur Robbery In Grant Township
Notice states a $45 reward by P A in conjunction with O T Powell for the arrest and conviction of the thief who took a fur robe from O T Powell between April 25 and 29, 1922. DP Sterling, President.
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Grant Township
P. A
O. T Powell
O. T. Powell
DP. S. Sterling
Cream Producers Urge Selling to Local Creamery
Local ad urges cream producers to sell to the K Valley Creamery described as a home institution. It promotes Kansas City Sprices and mentions addresses in Lawrence and California Delahunty, with a passing note about a Lawrence Business College as a paying investment for youth.
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K Valley
Kansas City
Mississippi
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