Kansas Weather Report and Legal Notice Summary
Chicago reports fair conditions through Thursday with little temperature change. In court, Mrs. Jackson sues Nora Brown and Myrtle Greenfield over rent payment. defense says funds are not past due back rent. Also advertised are grooming products and a special Elgin watch sale at Gustafson's, with mail order emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Mrs. Jackson
Nora Brown
Myrtle Greenfield
Elgin Watch
Gustafson
Farm College Graduates Stay in Farming Through Education
The Illinois study shows graduates largely enter or stay in farming related work. Of 184 farm school graduates 1699 to 1900, 115 worked directly in farming and 90 percent remained in farming related business. Engineering grads also mostly stayed in engineering. The data praise improved agricultural education and its scientific approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Hiat
University of Illinois
Illinois
Department of Syrical
Washington
Tree
Y. Mlc. A
College of Engineering
Woodward & Co. Bright Christmas Offers and Goods
Woodward and Co. advertise perfumes of quality and mirrors and brushes priced low. The store touts Kodak line items at Rochester prices and promises many Christmas bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Rochester
Woodward & Co.'s
Seventh annual scrimmage honors football men in Fraternal Aid hall
An evening at Fraternal Aid hall hosted by the lnn school featured a pig skin shaped program and elaborate refreshments. Guests included Dean and Mrs. Green and Miss Marie Sinclair. Hall's orchestra provided music while Ladies' Aid society members receive at home duties. The item blends social commentary and light humor about weddings and love.
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Lnn
Dean
Green
Starbuck
Ethel Bennett
Moe Friedman
Leon McFarlin
C. C. Curtis
Simpson
Union Pacific land suit faces Kansas challenge
Kansas farmers fear loss as Union Pacific claims 400 foot right of way along tracks to the Colorado line. Locally, owners along the present right of way worry buildings may be seized. titles vary by patent or state law. Recovery prospects hinge on occupancy and tenancy, with some holdings vulnerable to attack. Little Miriam Melvin's condition improves after a coast ing accident. ten wounds healing. Rink race between Lawrence and Leavenworth champs set for Saturday night at the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
United States Inand
Topeka
Kansas
Union -Pacific Railroad
Kansas-Colorado State Line
Cmepany
Congress
Melvin
Miriam Virginia Melvin
Sis Hopkins Returns in Familiar Evening of Old Favorites
The notice reviews a revival featuring Rose Melville in the title role with the same tone and elements as in previous years. It notes minimal changes, including a whistled tune and updated One Piece Moveen Age dresses, while praising Melville's performance and the familiar stage dynamic. It also references a dotted array of Christmas sales and local shop mentions accompanying the show.
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Sis Hopkins
Annie Laurie
Weamen
Rose Melville
Hare
Fanny Ond
Sis
Dios
Findle
Opery Housé
Obadiah
Sexman & Ville
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM KANSAS CITY VISITORS AND TRAVELS
A collection of short notes lists Clara Broeker and numerous others visiting or traveling in Kansas City for business or holidays. Miss Amorette Weaver and Miss Anna Henley depart for home or relatives. Mrs. Woodward plans Seabreeze for winter. several families and teachers will visit or reunite across Missouri, Illinois, and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Broeker
Ry Dick
Kansas City
Janes Donnelly
Ord Clingman
al Cox
Fou Beach
Cal
John Gannen
Chicago
Amorette Weaver
City
Anna Henley
St. Louis
Harry Fe
Tis Lote
Faiith Lawson
Certune Murphy
C. Godley
Elden
Towa
Santina Godley
J. A. Northrup
Veda Walker
University
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frances
Miriam Houston
Yankton
B. W. Woodward
Seabreeze
Florida
Brinton Woodward
Local Notes From Eudora Area Residents
A collection of brief visits and social calls across Eudora and nearby towns. Residents mention trips to Baldwin De Soto Burlingame Lawrence and Lexington plus gatherings at the Grange and at home with family friends. News items include visits between Mr and Mrs Osborne Torteden Penner and others with mentions of local shops and desserts.
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Torneden
Son
Baldwin
Lem Weller
E Center
Charles Bowling
D. T. Osborne
de Suta
G. Tru
We Osborne
W. Paxton
Lawrence Jy Visiine
Grange
Lesington Maltanday
Burlingame
Ced
Penner
Giddos Starhison
Lawrence
Torteden
Belle Austill
Home Folke
de Sota
Rachel Coneh
Feven
Sota
Mire
Din Penner
Jing Penner
Governor Haskell Ill as Gall Stone Operation Urged
Guthrie Okla December 14 Governor Haskell was stricken with acute indigestion last night and doctors now say gall stones are the source of his trouble and an operation may be necessary. He has been indisposed for several days and is under careful nursing at the state capitol hospital as physicians evaluate his condition. Whitehouse Jewelers Gustafson advertisement follows.
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Guthrie
Okla
Dee
Haskell
Athletic Board Discusses Schedule and Stadium
The university athletic board met in Dean Green's office to discuss the football schedule and stadium plans with no firm decisions yet. They also touched on campus building projects, noting possible advantages of prompt action, but no concrete steps were taken.
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University
Dean Green
Wshudiam
Kan
Church Row in Court and Other Local Notices
In police court the Warren Street Baptist Church faced turmoil as Rev. Bb. Alard Smith and several congregants were involved in disturbances that split the church. The judge’s niece Mrs. Frances Watkins of Cleveland has died after a brief illness. Lawrence hosts a committee supper meeting with officer elections postponed. Local ads promote diamonds, pictures, brushes, and a rink for the son.
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Warren Street
Judge Nevison
Lawrence
Frances A. Watkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Watkins
W. W. Nevison
Haskell Superintendent Uncertain Over Stay
I B Veaks Haskell Institute superintendent returns from Washington to discuss possible resignation. He states no decision yet and notes conference discussions on Indian schooling and the future of Haskell amid rumors of consolidation.
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Peaks
I. B. Veaks
Haskell Institute
Washington
D. C
Journal
Peairs
Haskell
Savay
Lawrence
Douglas County Fair Association elects directors for next year
At a Douglas County Fair Association meeting, the board elected thirty officers and directors including Otto Fischer and W E Spalding to guide the fair. The directors will meet after year’s start to elect officers as plans for next year’s fair proceed.
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Douglas Coun Fair Association
Douglas Coun
Otto Fischer
W. E. Spalding
Elmer Browh
Willard Brown
Coo. Bowman
du Toh Badsky
D. OR. Woodward
Lou Roeklums
CS. Hall
Charles Sutton
Trenty Minwar
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Mens
Tan
Kid Faust
Romeos
Cava
Fischer's
Mass
Peetoneiss
Asm
Perkins & Co
Hustler
Dunakin
the Hustler
Late Books
Amd
Rowland
College
University of Kansas
Mometer
Ramidis Youdinesa
Raymond's Drug Store
Gillette
the Farm College
W. W. Bolt
BE. L. Johnson
HE. E. Stanley
E. Hogan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Thimbles
A. D. Weaver
The
Leavenworth
Soxman & Co
John Houk
State‘ ‘Board of Health
Elton
Veanpton
Watermnna
Pan Tavtoreom
Phoones Lae
Mhohos
Squires Stadin
Weise
Kentucky Street
Comber
Volto Mb
Wakarusa
Aodrainaygelistriet
Ee Beard
Erie
Seleat
Univers
Fras
Finselec
Newby’s
Sandkerats Wa Lt
Molkarquod Chiff
Vhiet
Jewel Bixis
Walt’s Book Store
Brown Coneys
Junines
Cott
Oxford
IL Br
Don Carlos
Dow Carlos
Dorr
Carlos
Eudora
Wiedey
Howe
Athletic Board
Kans
National Good Roads Association
McGurt
Minnesota
Curtis Hill
George W. Cooley
Jackson
United States
New York
Elizabeth Juliette Hero
Annibal Zelaya
Zelaya
Ait
Columbia University
Dev
Krey
Albert Hyder
Ieneral Shington
Cornwallis
Wolf
Karusk Brass
Bell Phone
Lawrence Committee
Eldridge
Walf
Tost
Robertson
Fair Association Met
Frank Williams
Walter Grant
Mary McDonald
Seth Oof Lieweenee
McCulloch’s
Squires Siutie
Hielkore Hall
Silvey
Wolf’s Bak
Mbally
Newby ’S
Lawrence, Kansas
Las B. & L. Assn
Natl Bank Bldg
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