Acacia fraternity initiation in Ken neth Muné event notes
The Acacia fraternity plans an initiation Tuesday in Ken neth Muné, with galas, alumni and out-of-town guests from Topeka and Kansas City. Attendees include Gladys Clark and Williard Norris among others, as decorations and programs highlight a spring social.
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Bride Me
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Livans Fund
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Gladys Clark
Williard
Norris
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Prorams
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Enigerts of Columbus Brotherhood Meeting Report
The Merledisi Brotherhood will meet at Ro Weatherby’s home in Indiana for initiation as seven guardians prepare for the event. Dozens from the order traveled to Garnett for Washington Day banquet, with Shiree George Sarmty and others listed to work this afternoon. Initiation to the Garnett council and a musical program follow, with Tepika Epicits heading Lima Deputy Gibbens and youth to Washington Day remarks.
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Colunbus
Garnett
Washington
Shiree
George Sarmty
FL Stéwart
Williams
Vietor
Heck
Ralph ‘Tlotan
Tepika Epicits
Lima 3
Gibbens Youth
Jawrenes Pnimite
Washiogien Dae Benathet
Evening Washington party honors Rev and Mrs Milo Mitton
A social gathering last evening in the parlors of the town hall celebrated Rev and Mrs Milo Mitton. The event featured an orchestra, patriotic decorations in national colors, and light refreshments after several musical numbers by local performers.
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Topeka
Bihes Rankine
Fie
Gnaris Et Topeka
Francis Jendicke
Orta Fischer
Beke’s
Rev
Mitton
van Orchestra
Milo
Lawrence Council Plan March Visit by Garnett Order Members
The Lawrence council intends to entertain members of the order from Garnett during the last week of March, outlining hospitality and official engagement plans for the delegation.
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Lawrence Council
Order From
Garnett
Markets by wire grain and provisions update
Wheat receipts noted with No 2 durums and Red Milling varieties with May and July contracts. Oats and rye prices listed, Timothy around 13.5094, prairie hay at 12. Butter from Lawrence Creamery reported at 25 cents, eggs at 18 cents. Cattle receipts 10,000 with native steers and feeders.
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Oh Parker
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Lawrence Creamery
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Cece
Voters Carriages Move Women Registering in Fifth Ward
Women in the Fifth Ward register to vote using carriages to transport from the ward to polling locations. Reports indicate increasing female registration with planned efforts across the Fifth and Sixth wards. Third and Fourth wards show lighter turnout. one woman registered this week as polls approach Friday.
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Tie
de Rechter
Pher
Elase Pyntests
Tne
Ypoll Inks
Tlese
Registered Yet Books at City Clerk Office Close Friday
Topeka suffrage workers who campaigned for equal rights show little interest in the approaching primary. Few names fill the registration books. interest must rise before the week ends to boost female voter eligibility. Men are well registered, but female turnout remains sparse with many not yet enrolled.
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Lobbs
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Lawrence Permets
Funeral Notice for Mrs Low Rogllaud Held at Home
Funeral for Mrs Low Rogllaud will be held tomorrow at 2:00 PM at her home. Reverend Co C Brown will officiate the service.
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Tomer
Erves
Rev. Co
C Brown
Dangers of specialization warned at Johns Hopkins lecture
James Bryce, British ambassador, warned Johns Hopkins students that excessive specialization risks narrow views in science and education. A vault fire damaged papers but the contents were later removed in good condition, with bricks still glowing in the ruins and continued flames in the debris.
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Hopkins University
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United States
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Burt
Provincial stance against annexation pact with United States
Ont February 22 The United Indian association today unanimously declared its sentiment that the proposed reciprocity agreement with the United States would not lead to annexation. The decision reflects a cautious position on the cross border accord and its potential political implications.
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United States
Extra Session Goal Outlined by Republicans in Senate Meeting
Senators Clapp of Minnesota and other Republicans discussed calling an extra session of Congress. They planned actions for the remainder of the term and warned that progressives might trigger a filibuster to block vital appropriation bills.
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Clapp
Minnesota
Convict Topeka Man Guilty Of Obtaining Goods
A Topeka man Edward Zandi is found guilty of obtaining goods under false pretenses in Missouri. He previously ran a department store in Topeka and faces sentencing after a trial by jury. The case involved a New York cash-in-hand claim for a seizure of ninety dollars on alleged false pretenses.
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Edward Zandilion
Tapoks
Pye Vers
Missouri
Washington Creek Notes On Rainy Day Visit And Meeting
Fragmentary Washington Creek column notes a rain impacted day with town visits and a midday basket dinner at noon. Mentions Miss Haze visiting relatives, Mrs Jobn Banks, and Rev Thompsn with unclear surrounding details. Mes Roger Will amdie in Kansas City or Frida noted.
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Revival Meeting Draws Great Attendance in Valley Chapel
An evangelist and wife hold a revival noted for strong attendance and keen interest. Community updates mention local visits, property changes, repairs, and upcoming events including a Washington chicken pie dinner at the Methodist church.
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Connecion
Washington
Revival Meetings Begin at Baptist Church Series
Revival meetings start at the Baptist church with speaker Williams leading the sessions. Local residents are invited to attend the series of gatherings planned to inspire community faith and reflection.
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The
Baptist Church
Cae Williams
Merchants Defeat Brown Howlers In Lopsided Score
The Barteldes team defeated Brown Howlers last night at the Merchants arena by a score of 2258 to 2.193. Nieh men were Green 510 and Wheeler S72. Tonight Gustafsen and Kaangens will hovel.
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ThelBrep Killer's Crop Hopes Hopeful in Kansas
The farm reports in Cux Kansas on February 2 reveal a hopeful outlook despite a poor prior season. The farmer states he keeps faith the area will yield a bloom of crops, though he regrets not preparing enough seed and expresses concern about the upcoming harvest.
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