Gas Tax Proposal Aims to Fund State Road Build ing
In Topeka Senator James W. Finley favors a two cent gasoline tax to fund road building. The bill would create a state banking commission to supervise the state bank guaranty fund and cap bank capitalization at 25,000 dollars to curb small, poorly run banks. Four commissioners would oversee banks named by the guaranty deposits, with monthly meetings and per diem pay.
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Topeka
Kan
Jat
Associated Press
Senate
James W. Finley
Chanute
Uuiigh
Hiparthann
Finley
County Commissiones
ChuSs Roads Bank
State Bank Guaranty Hnv
Hear Several Cases In District Court Sessions
Several cases heard in district court include divorce granted to Henry Puckett from Bertha Puckett on abandonment grounds with custody of minor children awarded to the defend ant. Puckett ordered to support at five dollars weekly. Commissioners Jeroda Edtyatt and Avre named. An appeal in Hare p Longanecker versus the mole under altar against Harry Montie Badsky on liquor charges was fed on motion.
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Hugh Meins
Pleasure Toft
Hinry Puckett
Bertha Puckett
Mtinor
Puckett
Chadben
Judem
Hains
T- Son
Jer
Oda Edtyatt
Avere
Longanecker
Harry Montie Badsky
Waterways' Used Kansas City Resolution Promotes Cheaper Farm Freight
The Western Female Hardware association endorses a resolution calling for cheaper weight rates on farm products. It notes delays in non perishable freight until waterways can handle the load. A linked telephone deal is reported at about fifty million dollars. Rankin's Store listed among transaction mentions.
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Kansas City
É Imale ‘Hardware “Association
Riibads
Otesolution
Kansas
Ai CONFERENCE Colonel Logan to sit on finance committee
A fragmentary note indicates Colonel James A. Logan will sit for the Reparation Commission at the Paris finance committee conference. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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James A. Logan
Mitls
Pari
Enrollment Opens for Spring Semester at University of Kansas
Kansas students must register for spring term starting Tuesday January enrollment occurs across university offices. First year students may register any time before classes, with on campus check in Polytechnic Center. Late enrollment carries a five dollar fee and follows standard letter-based placement.
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Kansas
University Authority
Polinson Parmnasium
Regissicn Dis Central Arministes
Eisadl
Dammary
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney Ailments
An old newspaper ad touts Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder problems. It urges quick treatment and promises relief for tired, weak, and unhealthy kidneys. Readers are asked to request a sample from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York and to mention the paper.
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Phyan
Fragmented 1940s clipped news item mix
A jumble of unreadable clippings mentions Washington and defense hints, banking bills, a Topeka broadcast plan, a January event, a 15,000,000 year scarab find, and a Bromo Quinine cold remedy. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but themes include defense, politics, broadcasting, archaeology, and medicine.
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Rankin's
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Atplois Athanes
War Department
Washington, D.C
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Los Angeles Times
Laeneing
Orth
China
E. W. Grove
Katy
Foibaugo
Pouble Atrensth
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Company
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Seereary
Aecuung Uy
Veael Haal
Pepart Crone
Shan Holder
Peerniusis Dernewers
Persesisi
Nat
Wean
S Nea Penses
Wilder
Sletealf
Cammie C. Eniivk
Department ‘Store
Lawrence
New York
Ivist
Rae
Wera
Ubnastom
Hioner
Singham
Devonshire Cloth
J. C. Penney Shoes
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