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The Journal-World lists subscription rates and delivery areas, noting one week and multiweek options with varying advance payments. It outlines mailing terms for within city and outside distances and provides office contact details in Lawrence Kansas plus New York and Chicago representatives.
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World ‘Company
We & Simons
Omie
Massachusetts ‘Street
Lstrence
Kansas
Nee
Cartier
Braton
Hartford Building
York
Franklin PB
Alcorn
Madison
Kansas City Law Tax Exemption Sparks Debate
A Kansas City legislative proposal to exempt new industries from taxation draws mock concern and political sparring. The piece notes backers claim help for industry while critics fear reduced federal aid. It references C B Little and Ayers, and comments on House conduct, diplomacy in China, and public safety at grade crossings.
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Kansas
City
Kansas City
Old Home Town notes valley and town repairs
About five hundred valentines passed through the post office on Valentine's day. North Lawrence improvements include paint on the Rice residence and repairs. Father Cunninghamt, now in Topeka, rebuilt an addition to the Catholic church. Dr N Simmons of this city elected president of the Catholic Medical Association meeting in Topeka. Dr Howe of this city may locate in western Kansas. Locust Street improvements near the K P depot. Kansas Pacific Railway to relap track with steel rails when weather permits. Old K P machine shops at Bismarck to be moved to Salina and re erected as emigrant housing. Mr Rudolph Sommer returned from the East to join Social Verein ball.
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Valetine
North Lawrence
Father Cunninghamt
Topeka
N. Simmons
Russell
Howe
Locust Street
North
Lawrence
K.P
Kansas Pacific, Raileay, Company
K. P
Bismarck
Salina
Rudolph Somer
Masked Valentine Party and Anniversary Dinner
Twenty five years ago Miss Alma Anderson hosted a masked valentine party with guests dropping valentines into a special box. A New Eldridge dinner celebration marked the ninth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sinclair with six courses served at two tables. Delta Omicron members and dates enjoyed a lively gathering hosted by Warren Henley at his West Lawrence home with prizes to Marjorie Marshall and Warley. Everett Hall hosted a university dance with hosts and guests including Buzzi, Meek Sharrard, Dinsmore Kelly, and Metzer.
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Alma Anderson
Eldridge
Sall
William T Sinclair
Valeriand McLaughlin
Wiliam T. Sinclair
Iw. B. Bidene
J. Gordon Gibb
Malcom Cony
Bimes
Delta Onicron Society
Warren Henley
West Lawrence
Marjorie
Marshall Ar Warley
Warstaff
Everet
Buzzi
Meek
Sharrard
Dinsmore Kelly
Metzer
J. V
Green
Western Pacific railroad head Thomas Schumacher at 65
Thomas M Schumacher the new chairman of the Western Pacific railroad executive committee marked his 65th birthday in Williamsport Pennsylvania He rose from telegraph operator to vice president of Denver and Rio Grande and Western Pacific and later guided leaders at Union Pacific Southern Pacific Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Southwestern systems Real Estate Courses Milwaukee February 18 UP notes Wisconsin University extension and Marquette University night school offering building construction and real estate courses during the second semester.
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Thomas M. Schumacher
Western Pacific Railroad
Williamsparty Pa Aver
Schur Placher
Mississippi
Denver & Rio Grande
San Francisco
Union
Southern’ Pacific
Chicago Rock ‘Island
Pacific Railway
Southwestern System
Dent
Milwaukee
Wis
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Marquette University
Poor Pa Sees Through My Cancelled Checks
A 1927 Hoosier era snippet depicts a wary daughter recounting her father’s suspicion of a double life after he scrutinizes her cancelled checks. The humorous vignette reflects small town trust and family dynamics of the period.
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Muensners Syndicate
Notes on Brownsville and its hopes for growth
The write up discusses Brownsville’s rapid growth potential and the need for millionaire investment to dredge a channel, create better road access, and spark a market revolution. It notes cabbage glut, limited selling avenues, and future prosperity once commerce and dredging arrive, mentioning local hotels, the Chamber of Commerce, and cordial Texan hospitality.
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Brownsvijled
Point Isabel
Srime
Brownsville
Lawrence
Stugard Real Estate
Chamber of Commerce
Pay of Nurses Sparks State Board Debate
Letters to the editor criticize a bill to abolish the state nurses board and repeal the nurses registration law. The writer defends nurses salaries, condemns the notion nurses are overpaid, and urges compensation for unpaid care rather than wage cuts, arguing hospitals rely on skilled, dedicated nurses.
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State Nurses Board
Perse
Algies
Oklahoma
Observances mark landmark anniversaries across nations and fields
The report notes the sixty fifth surrender anniversary at Fort Donelson, the seventy fifth founding anniversary of The Stidebaker Corporation, and James Farrell of United States Steel entering his fifth year. It also highlights the 100th death anniversary of Swiss educator Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi inaugurating in Zurich and the North Atlantic Officials convention in Atlantic City. Prominent educators and religious leaders head to Cincinnati for a three day gathering and Dr Montgomery’s presidential role at Lane Theological Seminary in 1325.
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Fort Donelson
Stidebaker
James 4
Farrell
United States
Steel Corp Tidn
Heinrich Restalozzi
Zurich
Eas
As“sociation
North
Atla
Atlantic
Arill Ascemip
Cincinnati
Montromery
Lane Theological Seminary
Broadcast Schedule Highlights Peer Gynt Music Hour
Radio listings show a Thursday evening schedule featuring Edvard Grieg’s Peer Gynt music suite arranged for broadcasts. Stations nationwide present concerts, organ recitals, orchestras, and dance bands, with times across CST and EST. Notable cities include Chicago, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Dallas, and Los Angeles, detailing program lines and performers.
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Pega
Jade
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K.rcheatra, St Wee Davenport
Mustead
WEAF
KOA
Denver
Iwwho
Des Moines
Land
Dante Rogram
Loncart
WGHP
Detroit
Tatler
Frolic
WBAP
Fort Worth
Azs
Arrisburg
Ling Qualiette
I H
Anja Edintette
Origan
Hartford
nTrio
Hews
Cyman
Bing
Cantal Theatre
Hot Springs
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Orgen
Orchesta
Los Angeles
WHAS
Louisville
Acy
Memphis
WMBE
Miami Beach
L Hance Orchestra
W100
Idiyg
WHAD
Milwaukee
Hy West
Crew
Montreal
Beast
Szoghen
Sorchestra
Programia
Cyiton
New York
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Roli
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Burty
Astista
Lepes
Wiz
New
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Olsin
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Dalhart
Robinzon
Shannon
Studiowarchestra
Seles
Twin Oaks Orchestra
New. York
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Philadelphia
Adelpia
Wip
sMtridge
Dance _orchestra
KDRA
Fearare
WWRVA
Neypare News
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Aysx
Schenectady
Lanner
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Prorat
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Nance Cvasiy Organ
Springfield
Progratis
Geleha
WRC
Washington
Tonganoxie News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Obituaries
Mrs J M Mott and children visited in Rogers Ark before returning home. B A C Williams and son Russell toured north and west states then visited local friends. High school boys’ teams defeated Easton Ks 12 to 41 and 35 to 24 in games. Reading Circle hosted by Mrs Leming with Lincoln program. Funeral services held for Margaret Freeman Sturgis at Prieps church. Rev Nellis led. Several local residents attended funerals, visited Lawrence, and attended various society meetings and church events.
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Jimmié
Betty Ann
L. R. Freeman
Rogers, Ark
B. A. C. Williams
Russell
North
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Easton
Tonganoxie
Georgia ‘ Ramsaye
Henry. Gieb
Flora “Carter
Law Center
George W. Phenieltte
Joint N. Briedlick
Tonski
Alite “Spoor
Chapter Act
P. O
Fred’ Zoellner
Frank Zoellner
Zoellner
Cottonwood Falls
Fish
Priepds
Margaret ‘Freeman
Sturgis
Ezra Freeman
Allan
Sturgie
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Hubbell Hill Cemetery
Foster Laming
daugh+ter
Carolee
Flora ‘Carter
Oliver Myers
Lawrence
Princie
Dia Mentz
Kansas ‘City
Manly
Ross Phenicie
Ashville
W .C. Bridges
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Will Ibe
M. Phenicie
Floyd Ravis
Cennes
Ind
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Miss
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Himpel
Freienmouth
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Leavenworth
Karlas’ Alyng
John
Tess Jett
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