Petition Circulation on Proposed Farmers Union Bank
A resolution from Yionglae county Farmers Union mentions circulated petitions opposing their charter. Journal-World notes inquiry by Secretary Scott of the Chamber of Commerce into whether such petitions exist. Investigators report no clear evidence of organized circulation or official Chamber action yet.
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Journal-World
Farmers Union Ate Bank
Scott
Chambers Commerce
Commeree
Kro
Sl-World
Mnet
Heen
Dene
Peti
Sehanke
Athersa Asla
Vl Bank
First Woman to Sit as Magistrate in New York Bar
A historical note honors Miz Basigh, described as the first woman to sit as magistrate in New York, first woman to defend a case in a military commission and martial law context, and the first female admitted to the Bar Association. The passage references a long arc of early women pioneers in law and public service.
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Miz
Lerive M. Basigh
New York
Hai
Membe Con Bar Asse
Veins Letter for Rowing Jane Jones at Wellesley
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jane Jones linked to Wellesley and a rower named Veins or Veins Letter. References an undersheriff from Wichita and a funeral, with unclear details about a man held there and a person named Tranese. The readable fragments are insufficient for a concrete event or outcome.
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Jane Jones
Wellesley
No Bob Says Hubby Mrs Morris Watach in New York
Fragmentary plea from a wife in New York asking support for her husband. The text references Mrs Morris Watach and a man named Walls, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases. The overall sense hints at a domestic dispute or plea without a clear outcome.
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Morris Watach
New York
Pray
Curin
Watts
Walls
Minerview Club Christmas Meeting at Roberts Home
The Minerview club held a Christmas afternoon gathering at Mrs. George Roberts home. Decorations reflected the season as members answered roll call with Bible quotes and a program featuring music, a Christmas story, a poem, and gift suggestions. Guests included Mrs. Fred Brown, with Miss Mary Watt aiding in refreshments. The next meeting is set for January 6 with Mrs. E A Springer.
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Minerview Club
George Roberts
George Shearer
Celia Watt
Louis Bearmar
Mary Watt
Fred Brown
E. A. Springer
Personal notices from Kansas travel and family visits
Mrs. Lawrence Hughes spent the day in Kansas. Faye Crouse went to Kan ty this morning to spend the Pansy, Shannon visited her sister in Holton this morning. E. P. Brown spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. E. J. Hanish went to Kansas City for the day. Dr Lydia Hutt returned to Tan Thy after a short with her mother. Mrs. B. A. Moore returned after visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. C. Oy i, teaching there, and a daughter, le, who is teaching aot there. Mrs. W. T. Cannon of Kansas.
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Lawrence Hughes
Kansas
Faye Crouse
Kanty
Pansy
Shannon
Holton
E. P. Brown
Kans City
E. J. Hanish
Kansas City
Lydia Hutt
Tan- Thy
BR. A. Moore
Deaths and Funerals In Harper and nearby areas
Funeral services were set for Mrs Maggie E Bohannon 74 of Harper Kansas to be held at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. The obituary notes other local deaths including Eugene Wesley Humphrey 15 near Bolivar and Mrs Emma Alrich a Kansas pioneer. A church event schedule mentions Rev Gardner and the Vinland Presbyterian services.
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Maggie I. Bohannon
Harper
Kan
Rumsey Funeral
Tevchard
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eugene Wesley Humphrey
Eugene Wesles Humphrey
Bolvoi
Frealyterien
Chineton
al Gardner
Hobe
Clinton Cemetery
Stevens
Okla
Vinland
Rev. B. Hgrege
Ung Buria
Emma ‘i Alrich
A. G. Alrich
Alrich
Canter City
Alvich Aoe
Seaville
Kansas
E. J. Alrich
Iszs
Cawker City Free Cross
Cawker City Public Record
Christmas Events and Travels Across Cities
Salt Lake City visitors attend weddings and stay with relatives as Christmas plans unfold across Kansas and Utah. Mrs. Hutson moves toward Texas, Grey family heads to Los Angeles, and Miss Selig returns from Yakima. Cantata at First Baptist with Manthey piece, quartet and organist featured. term starts January 4 at Lawrence Business College. Paroled for drunkenness and ordered to work. Postmaster notes Christmas mail backlog, with daily cleanup efforts. Dr Frank Strong to speak at the University Baptist Church.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists recommend calomel compound tablets as a purifying night remedy. Take one or two Calorebs at bedtime with water, avoid salts or nausea, and by morning the cold may vanish with a renewed appetite. A family package costs 85 cents.
World Court topic at First Baptist Church class
Sunday morning at First Baptist Church Dr. Strong will discuss The World Court. Officers of the school urge all University Street to attend the class if possible. Moll's Butter Crust Bread advertised by grocers.
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First Baptist Church
Strong
School
University St
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