Two Kansan Senators Hope to Win Key Seat
Topeka Aug 19 AP Two men McGill Wichita Democratic incumbent and Ben S Paulen Independence Republican former governor run for US senator from Kansas both avoid formal speeches preferring stump style. Paulen won primary after handshaking campaign. McGill fought Allen to win seat in 1922 and pursues re election.
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Politician Votes Against Reconstruction Finance Bill
In remarks during a primary campaign Paulen stated he had no personal platform and was simply aligning with the party's national platform. He also voted against the Reconstruction Finance Corporation bill.
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First Modern Tomato Introduced to the Public
In the sixteenth century Spaniards carried seeds from the Andes to Europe where the tomato, long seen as an ornamental and thought poisonous, was cultivated. Alexander W. Livingstone of Columbus, Ohio began experiments in 1847 to develop an edible fruit, and in 1870 introduced the first modern tomato.
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Heat fades as Kansas cools across the state
In Topeka and Emporia temperatures plunged into the fifties marking an abrupt break from the long hot period. Emporia fell to 48 degrees and Topeka recorded 56 as eastern Kansas enjoyed the coolest night since late spring. Meteorologist S D Flora cautioned that heat may return but the hot spell appears to be ending.
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Kansas Temperatures Hit Heat Wave Across State
Meteorologist warns of brief hot spells with highs near 85 to 90 across Kansas and a state high of 92 at Goodland. Previous day ranged 85 to 90 statewide, cooler in northeast Kansas where readings stayed just under 80. No rainfall reported in the last 24 hours.
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Picnic Is a Success at Eudora CPA Gathering
The Eudora C P A Picnic closed with about 2500 present, the largest crowds at night noted by secretary Fred Walker. Democratic Day featured Walter Haxman praising Governor Harry Woodring and tax savings, with remarks on the current levy reduction. Elbert Morley and Jess Milburn tied for first in an auto obstacle race, sharing a 35 prize amid parades, ball game, band concert, and evening dance. Meadow Lark 4-H club toured projects with 18 miles traversed and counts of hogs, chickens, lambs, and corn observed. a noon basket dinner and watermelons provided by J Terrell.
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Howard Gurtler in unsatisfactory Mayo Clinic condition
Howard Gurtler of the University athletic department office underwent surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota and is reported in unsatisfactory condition. He was admitted to the sanitarium last Monday and operated on Wednesday.
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Local church notices list services and leaders
Churches United Brethren and Church of the Nazarene schedule Sunday schools worship and sermons at 11, 10, and 7 plus evening evangelistic messages. Names include minister C L Heatherington 9345 and Rev John A Briece. superintendents Mrs C W Kilgare and Miss Josephine Edmonds. Also Union services in South Park speakers A J Dahlby and festive midweek prayer sessions noted.
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John A. Briece
C. W. Kilgare
Midweek prayer services and church notices
A collection of church notices lists services at Ninth Street Pentecostal Church Ninth and Ohio with a 9:30 a.m. Sunday cook time, 12 m preaching, 6:30 p.m. BYU, and 8 p.m. night service. Assembly of God at Fourteenth Rhode Island notes Sunday school opens at 9:45 with resumed supervision by Mr. Roberts, morning worship at 11, evangelistic service at 7:45, and ongoing weeknight services. St James A M E, Brown Chapel, and Centenary M E share preaching engagements and social events including entertainment, chicken and ice cream, and a door-knock sermon theme.
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B.S. Wightman
Kate Figrens
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Rhode Island
R. F. Ashworth
Charles Sheall
Topeka
Maual
McNickle
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William Enyard
Jesse Barnes
Ly Reeves
Brown Chapel
A. M
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Lake View
St. Jame
Community church activities and services outlined
The notice lists multiple church events including Unity Truth Class at Eldridge Room A with leader Mrs. B O Ford, Lawrence Friends Church classes on Eleventh Street, Herbert Huffman as pastor, Bible school at 9:45, morning worship at 11:10, a children’s story sermon and pastor message, solo by Mrs. Charles Spray, quarterly meeting, choir rehearsal, and a young people meeting at South Park. Also prayer meeting at First Baptist on Kentucky, Sunday school led by Dr. W. Four Conn, no preaching service, and First M E Church with Rev Edwin F Price and director of student activity.
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Et Christian Church
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Is the Church Too Tolerant Five Competing Choirs Sing
A Sunday service features the five armed facada quartet with Lois Caffyn Josephine Max welL Dorothy Caffyn and Betty Da performing Hark Hark My Soul under Rutenber, followed by a Sunday school and union park service. Formal notices invite all to attend church events across a citywide worship day.
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