Indications of Warm Weather and Local News Tidbits
July through Friday brings fair skies and steady temperatures. Mrs. Forenger fractured her arm after a stair fall near Stanford & Ewing grocery, alone at home during hot weather. Miss Quinlan escorted twelve children to an Alianatha show but the group weary, a child returned a found hat. A little girl comforted a man by returning his hat. Minnehaha’s death caused a stir among west box spectators as the show wore on. Local teachers skirmish for positions, with town schools preferred and county schools a last resort. Mrs. Catherine Medarius Scoggan died at her daughter’s home, born in North Carolina, long-time Indiana resident, funeral private at Usk Hill. Airdome manager Carpentier and stock company manager Cash offered to donate proceeds to Associated Charities for several nights. County Treasurer reported the highest ever tax collection rate, with most residents paying. Warm weather praised as ideal for crops. wheat and corn look strong, with no flow dangers. County farmers’ appraisal underway under new law, to inspect arable land and d the clerk of the district court. Teacher examinations scheduled for tomorrow. more teachers expected. Prisoner transport: Topeka reports fifteen Shawnee prisoners moved through county facilities. Raymond’s Drug Store remained a point of daily activity.
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Minne-ha-ha
Scarcity of Teachers Predicted as Examinations Conclude
County superintendent Stewart P. Rowland warns there will be a deficit of instructors this fall despite normal A B C class numbers. After 120 candidates sat this year’s teachers institute exams, about seventy teachers still require certification and many came from other counties. Officials anticipate a higher failure rate than usual, with estimates to be shared Tuesday.
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Stewart P. Rowland
Teachers Institute
Taemake Lurtier
Hutchinson
Nickerson
Rowlant
Mag
Trutchinson News
Miss Mossler Til Returns to Work After Vacation Plans
The article notes Miss Mossler is returning to work next Monday after a period of inquiries about her. She tolerates the hard work and high tension, aiming for a month long rest later. She plans to move away from noise to recover from the strain of early war years.
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Miss Mossler
Police Court resolves drunken case and adjourns others
The case against George O Conner charged with being drank was dismissed this morning. The trial of Frank Wilson arrested for disturbing the peace and four resisting an officer will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock. Yes Fred Fein's is the place to go for electric wiring.
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George O’conner
Frank Wilson
Potato harvest drives Kaw valley crop outlook
The Kaw valley potato harvest begins with digging under favorable weather. Reports from several towns indicate the crop will be larger than first expected, with high quality and substantial yields. Eastman Kodaks are advertised as valuable for holiday photos, with Woodward & Co offering affordable options. Numerous personal notices list Kansas City and Denver trips, gatherings, and visits, reflecting a bustling community page.
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Kaw Valley
Riley
Birgest
HeSote
Wilder
Prishie
Cor Hiss
Remner Spruce
Theurleigh Cnahl Co Presents Country’s Call at Airdome
At the Airdome Theurleigh Cnahl Co presented M1 This Country's Call a Civil War era drama in a first rate manner to show the company as all artists with patronage. A special feature above average was praised for the company and another strong play Smuttiow Repanees is promised tonight. The company will continue nightly this week with a prize offered last week. A loan of 1200 dollars on home money is noted with a Bell phone number 9735.
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Theurleigh Cnahl Co
Pretty home weddings in Burlingame and town
A very pretty wedding at the Bernhard home in 12th and Mipp streets united Miss Rilla Bernhard and Mr. Ernest Pratt of Burlingame. The ceremony featured palms and marguerites, with music by Olive Pratt and a bridal party including Miss Lillie Bernhard. Guests from Burlingame and nearby towns attended.
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Olive Prac
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Tva Brock
Kiv
Roy
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Wietita
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Watkefie
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Prof Jackson Honored At Utica Commencement
The UK commancement of Hamilton Ty college in Utica New York last week honored Prof. Louis Jackson of the State University. The notice names Mr Jmeke Son, new professor at the State Uni, and Mrs. Thomas S Jackson of 2 Jewett Place. The U P church will have a lawn sale and living band concert on Friday evening on Kentucky street.
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Coo L. Milton
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Tee
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Kentucky Street
Fireworks for Fourth Celebration Supply
Promote fireworks for Fourth of July celebration. Advertises new stock bought direct from factory with price deals. Sales at Boyles, 725 Mass St. Also mentions Atlas Apricot Tea at Wiedemann's with promotional tone.
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Boyles
Mass
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