Kansas auditors cut state appropriations across departments
Topeka January 2. State Auditor N A Turner公布 final 1923 24 appropriations show total requests of $19 167 830 62 for 83 departments and institutions down from prior levels. Overall cuts hit nearly all sectors while the attorney general’s office sees a modest increase.
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Topeka
Kansas
N. A. Turner
Judiciary
Judicial Department of the State
Supreme Court
Adjutant General's Department
Court of Industrial Relations
Board of Health
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Utilities Commission
Deaths and Funerals in Leavenworth and Nearby Areas
Mrs R Howell of Leavenworth dies at 78 after burns from clothing catching fire on December 26. Funeral Thursday at Leavenworth with ties to Joseph Howell and Lawrence residence. Mrs Theresa Elliott of Hesper dies at home aged unknown with funeral Wednesday at Friends church in St Hesper. Edward Grigoby dies in San Francisco at 82, funeral December 28 at National Cemetery Presidio with military honors.
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R. 5.Howell
R. J. Howell
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
Lawrence
E. A. ‘White
White
University
Bvo
Theresa Elliott
Hesper
Kan
Presidio S
John R. Wright
Lawrence News Roundup Notes Local Events And People
Miss Etta Babbit remains at home with diphtheria but is improving. Auto tax collections open at the county treasurer. W H McKone trans fers 123000 to Lawrence city schools as half the year’s school tax. Newly elected County Clerk E C Bussing learns duties. Sheriff Will Johns reports no New Year arrests. Santa Fe station buzz as students return to Lawrence. County Engineer Trueblood called to Eudora for his mother-in-law’s death. A. L. Selig returns from Long Beach to Lawrence for two weeks of business. vows to keep Kansas ties. Pershing spoke on radio from Schenectady. locals astonished. Westminster hall damages force temporary student housing. City funds year-end balances to be confirmed next Monday. officials expect margins. New Year’s welcome saw minor heat, not enough to worry prohibition officers.
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Santa Fe
Lawrence
Trueblood
Eudora
Oss
A. L. Selig
Long Beach
Cal
Wise Reynolds and Bryant Willman marriages noted
Miss Florence Wise and R Earl Reynolds wed at the Reynolds home with double ring ceremony. Attendants Miss Golda McDougal and Joe Nevin. The bride, daughter of J C Wise of Junction City Kansas, came to Lawrence to study and worked for Fraternal Aid Union. Mr Reynolds connected with Gibson mill and they will live at 946 Connecticut Street. Georgia Alma Bryant wed Fred G Willman December 30 1922 in Denver and will reside in Lawrence Kansas after January 20 1923.
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J. C. Wise
Junction City
Kansas
Lawrence
Fraternal Aid Union
Reynolds
Oread Training School
Gibson Mill
Kansas City
Bryant-Willman
W. E. Bryant
Denver
Colo
Georgia Alma Bryant
Fred G. Willman
Kan
California
Willman
Santa Fe
Annual Baptist Meeting at First Baptist Church
The annual meeting of the First Baptist church will be held in the lower rooms tomorrow evening at 6 30. A supper will be served and the annual business meeting will follow. Reports of the year's work from various organizations will be presented and officers and committees for the coming year will be elected. Dr Frank Strong moderator of the church will preside.
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First Baptist Church
Frank Strong
Wheat acreage in Kansas may set harvest record
Topeka reports Kansas faces a possible wheat harvest record next summer with 12,284,000 acres planted matching last year, though over 2.5 million acres were abandoned before harvest per federal crop statistician E. C. Paxton. Also included is Ottawa update on a pioneer hen and her 14 chicks thriving amid Easterly weather.
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Topeka
Kansas
E. C. Paxton
Real estate dealers push for state commission
Real estate figures urge the legislature to establish a state realtor commission with power to license all dealers from salesmen to managers. The move aims to regulate the industry and standardize licensing across the sector.
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Realtora
Commission
Oria
Kansas City Visitors Listed In Holiday Travel Notes
Mrs W W White and Miss Ethel Mull were Kansas City visitors this morning. Mrs Harry Glaser of St Louis is visiting her sister Mrs Luis Marks. Miss Jessamine Fugate left yesterday for Frankfort Kansas after a holiday visit. Mrs Jessie Scott and Miss Lydia McDonald are spending days with friends in Kansas City. F Etherwine in Emporia for a month on business. Mr and Mrs James Franklin Sperry in Kansas City for several days. Elizabeth Postlewaite Mankato Mabel Thomas Leavenworth Miriam King Frances King Hutchinson returned after Christmas. Barbara Pendleton and daughter spent day in Kansas City. Clifford Bisset York Nebraska returned from Christmas. Mrs Harold F Mattoon and baby left for Beatrice Nebraska after ten days with Mrs Mattoon's mother. Eugene McCreight University student returned from Lyndon Kansas. Josephine Fugate returned to Pleasanton Kansas. George Wiechen went to Neosho Falls on business. Prof and Mrs Herbert Tudor Webster Groves and Mr and Mrs Howard Deay Eudora guests for weekend. Mr and Mrs Fred Soxman returned to Chicago after Christmas with George Kuhne family. Mrs Fred Shepley returned to Belleville after holidays with August Hackbarth. Mr and Mrs Vaughn Bryant and children of Kansas City spent yesterday with Mr L N.
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W. W. White
Ethel Mull
Kansas City
Harry Glaser
St. Louis
Luis Marks
Jessamine Fugate
Frankfort
Kansas
James Franklin Sperry
Elizabeth Postlewaite
Mankato
Mabel Thomas
Leavenworth
Miriam King
Frances King
Hutchinson
Will Pendleton
Barbara
Clifford Bisset
York
Nebraska
Harold F. Mattoon
Beatrice
Mattoon
J. B. Fugate
Eugene McCreight
Lyndon
Josephine Fugate
Pleasanton
George Wiechen
Neosho Falls
Herbert Tudor
Webster Grove
Howard Deay
Eudora
O. J. Lane
Fred G. Soxman
Chicago
Soxman
George Kuhne
Kuhne
Fred Shepley
Belleville
August Hackbarth
Vaughn Bryant
L. N
Flint. Bryant Connected With University Journalism Dept
Formerly connected with the University of Flint and its Department of Journalism, Mr Bryant was noted for his association with the program and contributions to journalism education.
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Flint
Bryant
Journalism
University
Baldwin Gleans Holiday Visits And Community News
Baldwin residents welcomed visitors from Kansas City and Topeka during Christmas and New Year celebrations. Notables include Miss Virginia Markham returning to Florence, Memorials for Bishop Quayle improving after illness, and local events such as Epworth League’s watch night service, bank dinner, and music lessons by Professor Louis Rowland. Various moves and visits across Baldwin and nearby towns involve the Kalbs, Kirbys, Beeks, Quayle family, and Zeta Tau Alpha housing changes. Local church, school, and civic notices reflect holiday travel, illness, and community programs through early January.
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Reuter Organ Company
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Reuter Organ Company will be held at the company office in Lawrence Kansas on Tuesday January 16 1923 at 8 oclock p m for the election of directors and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting H T Jost president
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Reuter Organ Company
Lawrence
Kansas
Reuter Organ’ Company
H. T. Jost
Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting Report
The directors of the Chamber of Commerce met this morning at 11 o'clock. A terse note mentions calling the order and references C. E. Matthews Lumber Co. as part of the context.
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C. of C
Chamber of Commrece
C. E. Matthews Lumber Co
Edmonds Golden Wedding Celebration At Edmonds Home
Charles Edmonds prepares for his golden wedding with a new suit from the same Leavenworth shop that sold his wedding outfit fifty years ago. About a hundred descendants are expected to attend the Edmonds family celebration at their home.
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Leavenworth
Charles Edmonds
Edmonds
Sunday December 31 Family Generations Noted
A Sunday entry notes nine children twenty grandchildren and many great grandchildren across generations, highlighting extended family growth and continuity through December 31.
Post Offices in Shanghai Prepare to Discontinue
Chinese and British officials in Shanghai move to end foreign post office operations in line with Washington Disarmament Conference. The American and British offices have halted incoming mail to China and will shift handling to the Chinese post office, with the American post office set to dispatch mail to the United States through year end.
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Shanghai
China
United States
Issues National Bank Call From Washington Jan 2
The comptroller of the currency today issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Friday December 29.
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Washington, Jan
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Turner
K. U
Kansas University
State Agricultural College
Pittsburg Manual Training Normal
Osawatomie State Hosital
Isso
Larned State Hospital
Koya Industrial School
Fort Dodge
Etta Babbit
Office of the Register of Deeds
W. H. McKone
Lawrence City
E. C. Bussing
Will Johns
John J. Pershing
Schenectady
N. Y
Black Jack
Westminster Hall
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mr. Boysen
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Colorado
Boysen
Annual Baptist Meeting
Ottawa
W.F. Swift
Baldwin News
Virginia Markham
Florence
G. Markham
Clare Kerns
Baldwin
Kern
Kate Kerns
Anna Kirby
Miller-Cooper Ink. Co
John Kirby
Adhie “Bell
Lafayette T. Hawk
First Methodist
Old College
Charles E. Beeks
Emporia
Edward Barker
Edward Powell
Miss Marston
Eustacia Bennett
Charles E. Vegiard
Matticks-Vegiard Heating Company
Charles E. Reeks
Becka
Methodist Church
Milwaukee
Rachel Wise
Billy Quayle
Fiu
Homer K. Ebright
Betty
Sterling
Wichita
Edward Corman
Barbies
Eldorado
Corman
Mary Rapp
Paul Annadown
Sulphur Springs
Okla
Emma Clark
William M. Clark
Baldwin State Bank
Bank
Thomas A. Evans
Robinson
Thomas Alexander
Bertha Jane Fleming
Elizabeth Butts
Sara McConnell
Zeta Tau Alpha
M. A. Hughes
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Frank Bell
Evangelical Church
John Haber
Rowland
W. P. MacLean
State Command
American Legion
Lloyd Beaton
Derwood Quackenbush
Coleman’s Dell
Casal
C. W. Smith
Dearborn Independent
Skof Stads
Skefstads
Wiedemann’s
Round Corner Drug Co
Mass
St. A. Lawrence, Kans
National Bank Call
Ober’s
Ober Standard and Society
Ober
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