Leavenworth Hosts Big Farm Bureau Anniversary Event
The Kansas Farm Bureau marks ten years in the state with a Saturday September celebration at Shrine Park Leavenworth. A 5000 pound barbecue feast, free to visitors, will accompany a pageant The Awakening of the West featuring 500 costumed participants and a procession of twenty farm bureau and agricultural floats. Notable speakers include J R Howard Ralph Snyder Governor Henry J Allen and Frank J Witherspoon. Admission is free and Kansas and Missouri residents are invited.
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J. R.howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ralph Snyder
Kansas Farm Bureau
Henry J. Allen
Frank J. Witherspoon
Live Stock Exchange
Old Scrooby Manor
England
New England
William Penn
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Martha Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Agricultural Association
Fort Leavenworth
Farm Bureau
Kansas
Shrine Park
Abdallah Temple
Misouri
Leaverenworth County Farm Bureau
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Kansas State Agricultural College
Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce
Young Singer Marjorie Patterson To Perform At Star’s Event
Miss Marjorie Patterson, 20, a university attendee last year, will sing two numbers in the Star’s W. D. A. pro am tomorrow night. She trained four years under Mrs. Leslie Baird of Kansas City after completing public school music studies. Guild members are invited to a watermelon party Friday at the Chris Schaake farm. meet at the church at six.
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W. D
Marjorie Patterson
Patterson
Leslie Baird
Kansas City
Methodist “Guild
Chris Schaake
Local residents leave for jobs and visits in Kansas
Miss Olive Constant will leave Friday to assume supervisor duties in Hiawatha for the coming year. Miss Vera Pratt, previously a guest of Constant, will depart Friday for Kinsley Kansas to join the high school faculty. Ernest Seidel spent the day in Topeka. Mrs. Clarence Sheets left this morning to visit her sons in Oswego and Parsons Kansas. Miss Verdie Hemming went to Kansas City on business. Miss Helen Haskin spent the day at Lecompte. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford were noted in the text.
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Hiawatha
Vera Pratt
Olive Constant Heres
Kinsley
Kansas
Ernest Seidel
Fopeka
Clarence Sheets
Oswego
Parsons
Verdie Hemming
Helen’ Haskin
Lecom T
Crawford
Kansas City
T. ©. Bailey
R. O. Bailey
Ottumwa
Iowa
Eudora
Earl ‘Durkin
Ottawa
Carrie’ Watson
Mary Smelser
Helen Wagstaff
Laguna Beach
Calif
Lawrence
M. T. Sadler
Maryland
C. B. Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
New York
Gladys Kidwell
Quinter
Louise Starkweather
Ella Grace
William Stark
Gray Center
W. P. Brooks
Louise
Jane Ray
Edith Ray
Will Mangelsdorf
Win Newmark
Topeka
H. Reding
Ozarks
J. R. Holmes
Opal Holmes
Desert Lovers and Ground Owls Adventure Trails
In a playful 1922 feature, Elsinore Crowell explains Desert Lovers as two tiny ground owls that nest in burrows and feed their young, eating snakes and bugs. The piece invites readers to craft cardboard owls, observe their lifelike details, and imagine the lifelike scene with Mr and Mrs Oscar Owl.
Local residents take day trips and travels noted
Ottumwa and Topeka bound visits mark the day with many names and short trips. Residents like Bailey, Prentice, and Wilson travel for business or leisure while others plan teaching, vacations, and return from Laguna Beach. Several family groups prepare to resume routines in September.
Hopkins settles fhods question in Kansas teachers
Topeka Kansas August 2 1926 any misunderstanding on part of high school boards employing such teachers from outside Kansas or Kansas boards employing such teachers as to their eligibility to teach in Kansas has been settled by an opinion of Attorney General A J Hopkins It holds Kansas boards may employ certified teachers from outside Kansas with assurance they will receive Kansas certificates provided they graduate from an accredited normal college or university and have required education hours upon establishing residence in the adopted city or town The opinion defines resident as equivalent to domicile and states no fixed residence period is required for eligibility Day Nursery hours 230 to 530 Open Sept 1st Phone 1916 1657 N H The fall term at Lawrence Business College opens Sept 3
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
A. J. Hopkins
State Board of Education
Frank L. Pinet
State Teachers’ Association
E. H. Lindley
Kansas University
Hopkins
Kansas Supreme Court
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Lemon Lotion Promises Fairer Skin for Ladies
A vintage beauty tip claims mixing two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White creates a lemon bleach lotion. It advises daily application to face neck arms and hands, promising whitening and freckle reduction without irritation.
Dry Era Looms in 1947 Says Prohibition Leader
Prohibition leader William H. Anderson predicts America will be dry by 1947 after a 25 year effort. He envisions a phased path: breaking political backing for booze in five to six years, jail or suppression of bootleggers in another five to six, then 15 years of public education on alcohol. He warns the Volstead act won’t be changed easily and outlines a threefold plan including Allied Citizens of America enrollment, local enforcement ordinances, and cooperation with lax authorities under the Yonkers Plan.
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Edward M. Thierry
New York
America
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Anderson
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Allied Citizens of America, Inc
New York State
Gas Around Your Heart? A Bold Patent Cure Advertisement
A vivid ad promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets for quick relief of gas pain and nervousness. It claims immediate benefits like calmer heart, easier breathing, and better sleep, urging readers to buy the yellow package at Ramnil Corner Drug Co in San Francisco.
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Bitalmann
Baalmann
Skin Care Ad Promises Clear Healthy Skin
An advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for eczema pimples blackheads blotches and skin troubles. It claims Zemo removes blemishes and provides a clean antiseptic action priced at 35 cents or a dollar per exchange bottle. It emphasizes ease of use and dependability.
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