Personal notes from Kansas cities and distant trips
A lengthy local column lists numerous residents and visitors. many travel to Kansas City, Denver, Colorado, and Idaho Springs for work, visits, or leisure. It notes engagements, funerals, and movements of families, with accompanying ads and social notices across Johnson and nearby counties.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Dedence
Kansas CY
Des Moines
W. Hitt
Mr. J of
Lecompton
AL Frank Kerns
Lawrence
Idaho Springs
Col
Commerce and Labor Dept Secures 3000 Jobs in Six Weeks
Washington reports the Commerce and Labor Department information division says 3,000 people found work in six weeks. Most head to Northwest wheat fields with high demand also in factories and farms. Also noted are an earthquake in Bogota and a hot August forecast, plus runaways captured near the Santa Fe depot and returned to Haskell.
Government Civil Service Jobs Open For Clerks and Carriers
Government needs postoffice clerks, carriers and railway mail clerks with salaries from 600 to 1600. Eight thousand positions to be filled with short hours and vacation each year, no lay-offs. opens to applicants over 18 with basic education who can pass exams. Government Civil Service instructors offer exam prep nationwide, free information via Dept. 240 Huehster, N.Y.
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Uncle Sam
Lawrenet
Government Civil Service
Huehester
N.Y
Lane at Poor Farm Picnic Speakers Remember 1861
The excerpt recalls eight years since the first Poor Farm Picnic held August 1861 at the present poor farm grove with Jim Lane as principal speaker and Judge Thatcher also present. Speakers then urged enlistment and discussed the Civil War context rather than later topics.
Picnic and church gathering at University grounds
A Lawrence note describes an annual picnic with Christian Sunday School attendees to be held tomorrow on University grounds. Supper is planned west of Snow Tall at seven, with a 3 pm youth class event on McCookfied and games on grounds north of the gym.
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Christiany Chuotess
Snow Tall
Market Letter Kansas City Market Report and Miscellany
Market letter notes heavy cattle trait influences and strong demand for calves and feeders with higher prices, reports about heavy steers and fancy heifers, bulls at various price ranges, and a mixed hog market with readied provisions. Also mentions sheep and lamb runs, unusual weather incidents, public notices, advertisements, and local town chatter including government discussion, crop prospects, and business requests.
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Breide
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