Douglas County Urges University Support in State Legislature
The Douglas County view urges securing a quarter million dollar state appropriation to complete theAdministration building at Kansas University Center. It argues that electing Irving Hill and Otto Guffer will protect funding and prevent a crippling setback to the university, highlighting local party figures shaping the candidate slate.
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Kansas
Douglas
Douglas County
State University
Templin
College ‘of Liberal Arts
United States
Lawrence
Irving Hill
Otto B. Gufler
Hill
Guffer
Otto Guffer
Chas. H. Tucker
Republican County Central Committee
Tucker
Guiler
Jas. H. Mitchell
Progressive Party
Mitchell
D. Bishop
George Innes
Lawrence leaders form committee for city progress
The article details a Republican committee including A D Weaver, H B Ober, Bob Rankin, Win Newmark, Tom Sweeney, and publisher W C Simons advocating for Lawrence's growth. It praises loyalty to the party, notes Ober and Rankin lead in business, and highlights Sweeney's forty year community service.
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Board of Education
Lawrence
A. D B. Weaver
L. Bullene
H .B. Ober
Bob Rankin
Griffin Ice Company
Mr. Ober
Mr. Rankin
Win Newmark
Express
Kansas
Journal-World
W. C. Simons
Douglas county voters urged to support two men for university building needs
A community movement seeks to elect C. S. Finch and Clarence Hall to the legislature to back a needed university building project. Proponents say the effort transcends party lines, with many in the community pressing for growth and state progress, asking voters to stand united and avoid partisan splits.
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Taft
C. S. Finch
Clarence Hall
Finch
Hall
Douglas County
Jose
Opinion on sending Irving Hill and Otto Gufler to the legislature
The issue urges readers to consider the value of sending Irving Hill and Otto Gufler to the legislature not for politics but for ability and willingness to serve the county. It notes a strong demand for such service and asks readers to think early about the university’s advancement, then write letters expressing fair, honest opinions.
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Alue
Irving Hill
Otto Gufler
Lawrence
Corona Oil and Gas declares 35 percent dividend
The Corona Oil and Gas company, active in Paola oil fields with 560 acres of leases, announced a 35 percent dividend at last night’s meeting. This marks the second dividend in three months, the first being 57 percent in April. A third dividend is expected soon as officers report ongoing operations and two new wells contracted.
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Corona Oil and Gas Company
Paola
Brackett Mothers Day Picnic at Norwood Farm
The W C T U mothers day will be celebrated with an all day picnic at Norwood farm on Monday July 17. Brackett L L T and their mothers are especially invited along with others. Bring lunch baskets and help the children have a good time.
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Norwood Farm
Brackett L. L. T
Millis to Move to Chicago for University Post
Prof H A Millis, teaching in Chicago this summer, visited Lawrence to arrange moving his family this fall to join the University of Chicago economics department. He returns to Chicago tomorrow. A free musical program by Miss Marjorie Tucker is set for Tuesday evening at the North Lawrence First Baptist Church with no admission and all are welcome.
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Chicago
H. A. Millis
Lawrence
University of Chicago
Marjorie Tucker
First Baptist
North Lawrence
K N G Post Gara Pictures From Eagle Pass
Panels of photographs from Eagle Pass capture K N G Post Gara in a scene documented by MéColléch. Portraits and candid shots illustrate local publication or exhibit material. The items emphasize regional creative work and visual journalism.
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K. N. G. Post Gara’ Pictures
Eagle Pass
MéColléch’s
Miss Ruth Ransome Plans Denver Trip Tomorrow
A note announces Miss Ruth Ransome will depart tomorrow for a two week visit in Denver. The fragment mentions comfort with pension ideas for soldiers’ families and advertises Wiedemann’s ice cream and fruit ices with phone contact 182, and a journal-world subscription offer at 25 cents for two months.
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Ruth Ransome
Denver
Phone
Wiedemann’s
Journal-World
Why Not Get Rid of Eczema
An ad-style passage promotes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment for eczema and similar skin ailments. It claims washing the affected areas with hot water, drying, and applying the ointment stops itching quickly and aids healing, with soothing antiseptic action. The text notes doctors prescribe it for over 20 years and druggists sell it.
Resinol Soap Offers Purity and Healing for Skin
The ad touts Resinol Soap as purer and more cleansing than competitors and highlights Resinol medication within it to keep the complexion clear fresh and beautiful. It emphasizes skin healing and improved appearance through daily use.
Mrs J E Brooks Seeks Short Visit in Kansas City
Mrs J E Brooks and her niece traveled to Kansas City this morning for a brief visit.
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J. E. Brooks
Kansas City
Electrified buttermilk at Dick Bros headline
Mr and Mrs Weston Carpenter traveled to Eudora today on a fishing trip as part of a local social note.
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Dick Bros
Mrs. Weston Carpenter
Eudora
Dick Bros. Visit to Kansas City Mentioned in Local Note
A brief item notes Mr and Mrs A J Woods traveling to Kansas City for a few weeks visit. Mentions Our Lemon Ice made from fruit juice and a retail prompt to try Wiede mann's. Kodak finishing offered at Photo Shop, 829 Mass.
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A. J. Woods
Kansas City
Wiedemann’s
Kodak
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