Kansas Editors Convene in Wichita for Annual Meeting
The Kansas Editorial Association begins its annual convention in Wichita with the executive committee arriving to set the program. Over 250 newspaper owners and reps from across the state are expected, with keynote talks by Earl G Elliott Frank O Lowden and James OShaughnessy ahead of the Saturday officer elections.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas Editorial Association
Rolla C. Clymer
Earl G Elliott
Frank O. Lowden
Iinois
National Wheat Growers’ Advisory Committee
James O'Shaughnessy
New York
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Lecompton notes from Emily Browning to local sport and society
Emily Browning in ill health improves modestly while Mr. and Mrs. Owen Baughman visit Topeka for their daughter Dena at business college. Lecompton teams beat Berryton in a double header 28 4 for boys and 34 7 for girls. W C T U mass meeting to honor the 18th amendment with Rev H A Babbitt speaking. Modern Woodmen elect officers. Jella arrested for liquor violations. Blanket stolen from an automobile. Moon cited for headlight violation. Red Label Black Coal advertised.
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Emily Browning
Owen Baughman
Topeka
Miss Dena
Washburn
Maude Iiff
Peter Tarr
Elery Claary
Don Claay
Bill Dark
Lecompton
Edina Laswell
Florence Granel
Ruth Nace
Jennie Granel
Dorothy Drake
Maybelle Slavens
Jennie Granell
Theo. Kuester
United Brethren Church
H. A. Babbit
Lawrence
M. E
Woodmen of America Lodge
Edward McClanahan
Co Sul
Ed Glenn
J. W. Is der
John Day
Crady
Ton Porter
Century
John Taylor
HB. J. Huey
H. Maust
F. C. Nace
Marshall Gray
N. E. Whipple
Leonard Knapp
Perry
Charles Winter
Asnaan
A. K. Jella
Early Kansas Parties Plan National Convention Stance
Topeka Kansas January 17 Republicans and Democrats will hold early state conventions. Republicans will name seven delegates at large by March 20 with district conventions earlier while Democrats will select twenty or more delegates and hold four early in April. Both parties debate endorsements for a national ticket with Coolidge favored in Republican circles and Governor Davis a focal point for Democrats. Delegation strategies emphasize reliability and independence, with meetings planned in Topeka and Mitchellson for convention sites. The piece notes national committee positions and a Cleveland June convention, reflecting a brisk, partisan atmosphere.
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Topeka
Kan
York
Coolidge
State Committee
Kansas D
Johnson
Kansas
Pauline
Harding
Chicago
Kanga
Cascarets 10 Cent Laxative Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the best 10 cent laxative for bowels promising relief from constipation and biliousness. It claims to work while you sleep and targets men women and children with 10 cent boxes and 25 cent and larger sizes available at any drug store.
Mulvane Fight to Capture Kansas Delegation for Lowden
The piece recounts Dave Mulvane’s attempt to secure the Kansas delegation for Lowden. It notes Lowden’s Kansas visit to appeal to farmers and his denial of presidential candidacy, plus drafting of Clyde Reed in Emporia. It mentions efforts by Allen and Reed allies to push Stubbs out and a large but inaccurate attendance list at the uprising, with readers and local families noted in scattered social items from Eudora area.
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Dave Mulvane
Kansas
Lowden
Tinois
Clyde Reed
Empory
Allen
Reed-Allen-White- Trigg
Stubbs
Pleasant Valley School Students Make Courtesy Posters
Pleasant Valley school children made courtesy posters during the week. Iva Dulin and family joined a dinner at the Elmore Breckenridge hotel Welcome Sunday. Lane visited Coptyal Monday morning.
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Lane
Coptyal
Iva Dulin
Elmor Breckenridge
Peasant Valley School
Homemade cough remedy advertised by The Dinex Co
An old home remedy is promoted to ease severe coughs throat and chest symptoms for children and adults. The ad claims a pine extract and honey mixture over 2M diences with sugar substituted and promises relief and refund if not satisfied. It mentions Wayne Indiana and the Dinex Co as the source.
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Ciist
Ihemeta Grange
Dinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Women Dye It New For 15
Wardrobe sale features skirts kimonos waists dresses coats sweaters and draperies in gingham stockings. Aimed at quick refresh for spring, items priced at 15 dollars for each piece.
Diamonds Don't
A fragment promoting Mond Dyes claiming easy home dyeing for all, with guaranteed results and directions in each package. Druggists offer all colors.
All Women Who Work Praises Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A letter from Zahl North Dakota shares how Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a nervous, weak, and irregular period condition after seven years of illness and a nervous breakdown post operation. The writer, a dressmaker, reports renewed energy to work and assist others, endorsing the medicine for other women.
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Zahl
N. Dak
Lydiak
Pinkham
Lawrence Oyster Sale Supports Local Families
Mr and Mrs Jacob Oehlert hosted an oyster supper for local families after a sale of bits in Lawrence. Mr Maloney traveled to Emporia for the State Farmers Union meeting while Mr and Mrs Ward Landis of Pleasant Grove visited the Oehlert home Sunday afternoon.
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John Schafstail
John Schellack
Harvey Shellack
Harnst Krause
Lula
Clara Votan
Moody
Edd Haverty
Dorothy
Thelma
G. W. Ward
Olathe
John Garrett
Lawrence
Ashley
Misses Mable
Katherine Garrett
O. J. Lane
Jessie Anderson
Lane
Belleview School
Frances Zillner
Misses Pearl
Lelia Gabriel
Beayview Grangers
Dan
Alberts
Vinland
Eudora
Lewis Bartz
Mahlon Cox
Gerthold Durr
Thes Brown
Latwrence
Irvin Uotaw
Lee Hiddleston
Loren Ball
Martin
Miss Murphy
Belvoirre
Evelyn Shuck
Eunice Tobter
George Criss
Oakridge
Raymond Carr
C. F Carr
Harry Johnson
Clinton
T. C. Richardson
Otto Luckan
Alva Dulin and Sons
Ch Southhard
Elmer — Breckenridge
Overbrook
Toebler “Homme
Alice Banks
Roy Hegeman
Kenneth
Mary Hegeman
Farmers’ Union
Jacob Oehlert
Maloney
State Farmers Union
Emporia
Ward Landis
Pleasant Grove
Charles Oehlert
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advertising copy touts Pape's Cold Compound as safe with no quinine or opiates. It prescribes two tablets every three hours for three doses, claiming the first dose relieves and the second and third break up the cold. The product is backed by a druggist guarantee and priced at thirty five cents.
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Pape
Bruggists
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Herbal Cleansing
The advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that clears the blood and purifies the system. It claims quick relief from bad breath, contrasts with calomel, and notes the product is a vegetable compound in olive oil sold for 15c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Rice Truss Expert in Lawrence and Ottawa
The Rice Truss Expert representing William S. Rice will visit Eldridge Hotel Lawrence January 18 19 and North American Hotel Ottawa January 21. Learn the Rice Method for rupture with a no risk trial and appliance fitting at no charge unless kept after demonstration.
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William S. Rice
Adams
N. Y
Eldridge
Lawrence
Kans
North American Hotel
Ottawa
Rice
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State Association
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Silverthorn and Smith
Leavenworth
Jella
Tooka
L. TE
Moon
Kaw Valley. Fuel Co
Hudson River
New York City
Gleim
Davis
White House
Tavis
Mitchinson
Bouurbons
Pdemocrats
Rtional Ganimittesman
Q. Lawden
Willum Allum White
Henry Allen
Kay See
Budora
Aus. Richtemieh
William Knake
Pearl
Hilda
Maurie
Paul Rhinehart Richtemier
Esther Freese
K.U
Chas
Ott
Geo
Herman Wichman
Kansas City
J. D. Harris and Sons
W. W. Gerstenberger
WR. Smith
Smith
A.J. Smith
Harold
John
Alvin Bond
Gladys
Alvenia
Filia
Alvin
Amos Westerhouse
Amos
Oscar
Alvin and Allen
Ralph Wotan
Eva
Tessend Vernon
Ben Foust
Gene Griffin
William Westerhouse
Whilip Grabiel
Sam Grabiel
Eberhart
i _ hen
George Breche
Milton
Belleview
Ridally
Pearl Bo
George Eichelmeyer
A. J. Smith
Lavern Haverty
Iwis Grosdidier
Mre
Perridge
Pleasant Valley
Secarsecaes
Pagene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marevellus Ave
Manasquan
N. J. Bercer
Aife
Lydia
Harley
Davidson
Mass
ST. Louis
Twin Cities
Dallas
Hutchinson
FT. Worth
EL Paso
Tucson
J. H. Robinson
Agt
Telephone
U.P Rys
Lawrence, Kan
W. S. Rice
N.Y
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