Kansas Day Club Banquet Draws Four Hundred Republicans
In Topeka the seventh annual Kansas Day Club banquet drew about 400 Republicans including many older members. Pro Taft resolutions were adopted, Roosevelt and war secretary names sparked demonstrations, and legislators plus county officials filled the crowd. Officers for next year elected included S. J. Haskins of Maine as president and W H Vernon of Larnel as secretary with a slate of regional vice presidents.
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Kansas
Kansas Day Club
State House
Hoch
Shelvon
Nebraska
Stubbs
Roosevelt
Uie
Bar Association
S. J. Haskins
Maine
James Getty
Kan City
Bnt
W. HL. Vernon
Larnel
H.R. Simon
Alex Mitchell
Lawrence
S. G. Wells
Erie
C. EB. Carrol
Alma
A. L. Miller
Belleville
E. P. Sample
Osborne
Sevrath
T. Garver
Pratt
Bruce Leydig
Eldorado
Willis J. Bailey
Cyrus Leland
W. R. Stubbs
New York
Los Angeles
Denver
Curtis
Long
Inquiring Denver Man Seeks Tax Payers in Douglas County
An unnamed Denver man asked County Treasurer Eddy for names and post office addresses of residents paying at least $20,000 in taxes. Eddy. unable to observe a fee, handed the letter to County Clerk Kerns who found no payment and archived it. The writer supposedly aims to compile a book with bios, possibly for sale or a hall of fame.
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Douglas Equity
Denver
Maderlain
Eddy
Kerns
Music in a Tobacco Factory Brings Lively Breaks to Workers
A music teacher and husband visit tobacco factory girls for twenty minutes nightly during busy seasons. Twelve years of sessions have boosted morale and productivity as workers sing and perform solos, with girls eager to learn and perform. Employers call the program a success and profitable as work speeds up with music. A political aside notes that every voter should vote, citing a Cambridge mayoral recount and a moral about participation.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Cambridge
Mass
Ylward
Thurston
Treasures of American forests and Dr Pierce remedies
Medicinal plants in American forests praised by writers and teachers. Dr. H. V. Pierce of Buffalo promotes Golden Medical Discovery and All-Healing Salve as cures purifying blood and treating ulcers and sores. Favorite Prescription aids women’s health, with testimonials, and both medicines rely on glyceric native extracts, alcohol free, with ingredients listed on bottle wrappers.
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de. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
H. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Wortan
Skerryvore Lighthouse Births A 140 Foot 4308 Ton Built
The Skerryvore lighthouse off Argyll shire rises 140 feet high and contains 4308 tons of masonry at a cost of nine pounds. A separate note reports Mrs Lap tad severely bruised in an accident at the Union Pacific crossing but recovering with no serious consequences feared.
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Argyllshire
Post Office Ruling Affects Delinquent Subscribers
The new rule bars newspapers with three months of arrears for daily papers and one year for weeklies from the second class postage rate. Effective April 1, papers like The Journal must cut off delinquent subscribers. readers should settle arrears before then.
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Journal
Postmaster General
United States
Mareh L
Local Hesper Notes and Social Roundup
Miss Eva Walker called on Nellie Davis last Thursday. The Hesper literary society hosted an engaging program Friday night. Several young people enjoyed skating Friday. Lee Cosand of Mitchell County Tech visited with relatives and friends Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stanley and Laura Stanley visited Maurice State’s on Sunday. E. W. Westerhouse and family spent Sunday with relatives in Belleview. Four of Mr. Schooley’s children entered the Instriet school and one the Academy on Monday. D Keller and E D Moody went to Oklahoma on a business trip Monday night. Mrs. Granthaw plans a new shingle roof for her barn this week. Mes QO BE Wotan and daughter Della visited Nellie Davis Monday. The Armstrong brothers found a fine load of hogs on the K. C. market Tuesday. Bert Armstrong and family spent Sunday at A G Lindley’s. Artists did lively business at the Academy Tuesday taking pictures in single and group shots.
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Nellie Davis
Hesper’ Literary Society
Lee Cosand
Mitchell County Tech
Roger Stanley
Schooley
Instriet
Academy
D, Keller
D. Moody
Oklahoma
Granthaw
Mes
BE. Wotan
Della
Armstrong Brothers
K. C
Bert Armstrong
A. G. Lindleys
Acadeey
Cure your kidneys with Doan s Kidney Pills
Lawrence Kansas resident Charles W Orrick testifies to relief from back pain and kidney troubles after using Doan s Kidney Pills bought at Dick Bros drug store. He endorses the remedy and urges others with kidney symptoms to try it, noting the product as the best found after many treatments. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan s.
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Lawrence
Dean
Bright
Charles W. Orrick
Rhode Island St. Lawrence
Kun
Dick Bros
Foster-Milbumm Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’e
Kansas Society Dinner in New York Celebrates 47th Birthday
One hundred Kansas Society members in New York held their third annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. The event honored Kansas and featured speakers including D. R. Anthony and Lyman Abbott. Officers were elected for the coming year, and the society announced plans to double membership by next year’s celebration. More than 425 Kansans live in New York area, with many being alumni of the University of Kansas.
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New York
Kansas Society of
New York City
Wahlorf-Astoria
Kansas
Washington
Long
Scott
Murdock
D. R. Anthony
Anthony
James H. Canfield
Columbia University
University of Kansas
J. W. Miller
New England Steamship Company
Thomas Ewing, Jr
Lyman Abbott
Outlook
M. P. Gould
Lawrence
A. P. Jetmore
Orrin T. Welch
H. BR. Mitchell
Walter Clough
Walter R. Wilder
Byron C. Gould
Judge Nevison Delays Ohio Visit to Rest Tomorrow
On a brief pause during a visit, Judge Nevison did not depart for Ohio today as planned and will travel tomorrow after a rest. He hopes to feel unburdened and return with renewed resolve, signaling a longer absence while he recovers. The exchange among speakers touches on social weariness and flirtatious chatter amid a society scene.
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Judge Nevison
Ohio
Kansas University Lawyer Publishes Finest College Issue
The current Kansas University Lawyer is praised as the finest college publication yet. It is thirty-two pages with a cover, and features strong editorial leadership from Prof. Moore and a top publishing team of F. C. Martin and Paul Jones.
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Kansas University Lawyer
Moore
F. C. Martin
Paul Jones
Chronic Constipation Cured With Urine Laxative Syrup
An advertises Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation. Claims it aids digestion, stimulates liver and bowels, restores natural action, and is pleasant to take without nausea or griping. Promotes buying from O. P. Barber & Son.
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O. P. Barber & Son
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