KU Faculty To Be Right Stuff In Kansas
Dean Olin Templin discusses faculty resignations and the value of Kansas University staff. He notes invitations to Chicago, Cornell, and Wisconsin reflect ability, and urges gradual improvement, strong salaries second to conditions and tenure to attract and retain top professors.
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University of Kansas
Olin
Olin Templin
Nansis University
Kansas
Chicago
Cornell
Wisconsin
Ogden
Hecker
Temptin
Kansas Professor To Report From France In War Correspondent Fare
University of Kansas history professor D L Patterson plans a summer wartime assignment as a correspondent in France for the Pittsburg paper. He will sail from New York on the La Fayette in July and return to Lawrence for fall classes. Patterson, formerly city editor of the Pittsburg Gazette Times, sees travel as both journalism and educational value for his European history course.
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D. L. Patterson
Varsity of
Kansas
France
Patterson
Lawrence
New York
la Fayette
Tittsburg Gazette-Times
Europe
University of Kansas
Whsever
K. Uyardt
University of Wisconsin
Retailers Program Concludes Amid Panel and Elections
The Nassar Retailers Association wraps its session with open forums for Prem and visitors. A question box and final answers are led by Geo.Ettex, with selection of a convention city for a possible criminal adjournment. Five-minute courtesy periods are offered to members, while a repair of court house pipes disrupts water supply as pipes are cleaned.
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Nassar Retailers Association
Kansas Retailers Association
Court House
Court House Land County
Armenians Desperate Cite Turkish Oppression At Convo
At Kansas State Agricultural College convocation Armenian speaker Bek Baghdigian described mass starvation and enslavement by Turks and Kurds in Turkey. He cited bread made from wood shavings, women sold for bread, and a drastic decline in Armenian survivors since 1934. He noted Armenian contributions in history and science and the prominence of Armenian students among foreign attendees.
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Louisville
Kan
Bek. Baghdigian
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mr. Baghdigian
Russia
Arabian Desert
Baghdigian
Amenia
San Joaquin
California
Fresno
Fowler
Vicinilies
Giia
Unites Treasurys
Asmen
University of California
United States
Walter Burr
Department of Rural Service
Division
Extens
Yale Talk Stresses Horse Dependence Over Automobiles
Brookline man William Hunt of the Massachusetts Pro Association cites Department of Agriculture figures showing about 28,915,709 horses in the US in 1916 with a value around 3.03 billion dollars. He notes 1.8 million autos worth about 1.27 billion dollars and warns that if horses vanished tomorrow civilization would suffer hunger and clothing needs.
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William 2D. Hunt
Brookline
Macs
Massachusetts
Reventyo
United States
Runt
Department of Agriculture
Hunt
Rusenbark Brothers Buy Dodge City Weekly Journal
Ross and Homer Rusenbark purchase the Dodge City Weekly Journal for a permanent hold, following a string of short ownerships. Warren previously ran the paper after graduation, but plans to move to Lawrence this fall as his daughter Helen attends university. County clerk signs $70,000 in city bonds, each $300, to be recorded before final signature by the state auditor.
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Warren
Lawrence
Helen
Ross Rosenbark
916
Jayhawker
Kanata Club
Topeka
Staite
W. J. Francisco
F. D. Brooks
Fidelity Trust Company of
Kansas City
Town Notes on Weather, Paving, and Local Affairs
Weather hints mix with city updates as Lawrence begins Louisiana street paving while water and sewer plans are set for health board review. The Tabernacle state convention moves toward Wichita with notable delegates. bonds signed for refunding at 4 percent. Bank head Won Daecking and son return from Colorado, describing a 198 mile journey. Local clubs, soldier voting rights, and business notices fill the page with varied community life.
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Daecking
Merchants National Bank
George Dorking
Colorado
Mr. Rocking
Summer Conference of Evangelical Association at Woodland Park
Woodland Park east of the city hosts the Evangelical Association Summer Conference from August 9 to 16. Three to five hundred attendees will live on site and participate in Bible study, annual reports, and evangelistic evenings. The event, held previously in Lawrence, is supported by the Merchant's Association and local citizens to foster religious improvement and fellowship.
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Woodland Park
The
Evangelical Association
Lawrence
Merchant's Association
Young People’s Al-lance
Young People’s Alliance
Woman's Missionary Society
Siey
J. K. Young
Laawrence
King Idoom
Christ
This Leaves the Skin Free from Hairy Growers
An old dental or cosmetic ad describes a paintless hair removal method promising complete results. It claims a thick paste ofHelium powder and water applied to the surface yields hairless skin after a short rubbing and washing, with a caution to ensure exact timing to avoid disappointment.
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Rome
Local Social Gossip From Kanwaka Area
Kanwaka and nearby residents share a weekend of visits and greetings. Amie Mintena hosts relatives and friends including Pontius sisters Laura Schellhorn and Edna Cook while Laura Pontius and Janette Pontius participate in social gatherings. Families travel between Kansas City and town for dental work and family duties, with rooms at Six Corners and Harrison's woods hosting various guests.
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Netlie van Neste
Conor
Amie Lof Mintena
Janette Pontius
Laura Seheilhorn
Phebe Bigsby
Edna’ Cook
Laura Schellhorn
Va. Christy
John Christy
L. Brinfey
Kansas City
Elizabeth Seetin
Gra Sen
Albert Hamlin
Will Whitney
Rainier
Six Corners
S. E. Soetin
Merle Colman
Ruth
O W. Orr
Flora R. Colman
M Richardson
Lawrence
Guy Bigsby
Olathe Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Olathe residents plan to visit relatives including Mrs. Frank Powell and Mrs. Frank Topping while Orville Murray returns to work in Lawrence. Families gather for dinners and Sunday visits with the Crowders, Millers, Garretts, and Browns. Courting trips, club meetings, and community events fill the week with neighbors hosting and visiting across Franklin, Vinland, and nearby towns.
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Olathe
Frank Powell
Frank Topping
Orville Murray
Fern’s
Lawrence
J. M. Crowder
Nettie
F. D. Miller
Oscar Orr
Albert Betlas
Leonard Gregor ‘Ry
Debbert Miller
H.C. van Neste
Amd
Anna II
John Garrett
Alfard
W. C. Clelland
George Miller
Laura
Effie Haughn
David Willian
Bb. W. R. Haughn
Orville Wear
W. de
F. Fla
Mark Pierson
Topping
Wes
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