Faculty notes show fall term demand and new equipment
The Business College reports growing inquiries for course catalogs and a larger fall term. A new electrical machine and more blanks and stationery are being ordered to boost efficiency. Miss Ackerman and others from Burlington are enrolling, with plans to make the term more profitable for students.
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St Dent
Oress
Jége Bank
Alvin White
Ener
Lee Company
Purance
MT Court House
Johnson
Mont
Fractured Social Notes From a Busy Town
Friday entries mention Watts home visits and local families like Minnie Bertha Dietz and Bond children, with gatherings at the Aue and Dietz homes. Visitors include Linferns, August Dietz, Pred Fiory, and Alfred Mul Gustave, plus Sunday school crowds and a Green Gar party with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ulrich and son.
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Watts
Flinnie
Butha
Tia Ddory
Fuer Hoon
Aut
Minnie
Bortha
Bond
Chile
Enmeth
Therthi
Rob Watts
Johnson Wes
Warneser Road
Sreret
Kenneth
Adenst
Nir
Gent
Roser
Alfred
Gustave
Greefa Garparty
Will Ulrich
Ross
Tlanehe Fox
Tom Hodges
Local crowd thins at Bend gathering after day’s peak
A Bend report notes a large Sunday crowd in the morning with attendance dipping in the evening. Names mentioned include Ned Watts Marty Everett and others, with several surnames such as Blorgy Fishburn Dietz among attendees.
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Ned Watts
Marty
Everett
Bend
Robert
Arthur Blorgy
Albuy Fishburn
Gustave
Berscha Dietz
Local farmers brace for peak harvest season in Kansas
In Tonganoxie area many residents report busy threshing crews, windmill installations, and building of barns as they prepare for an expected record yield. Farmers like Clevenger, Skeets, Dwyer, and McKone host visitors from nearby towns while relatives travel, shop, and attend events. A general rain interrupts work but starts a long, productive week.
Local residents note threshing pause and Shrine trip
The report mentions nights spent in quiet toil with threshing halted for days, creeks overflowing on Tuesday, Oscar Bots visiting Lawrence Saturday, and Shriners along with families driving to Leavenworth Sunday for a Shrine Perk day, a grand time and noon dinner. Mr F A McRill of Tonganoxie spent Monday at the home place. Will Botts still finishing threshing work.
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Lawré
E. A Roe’ Catledl
Éarge
W. S. Pimrdy
Rayo
EU S. George
Mattie BieQueen
Itdwin
Everett Craig
Levi J
Palo Fan
Lawrence
Frank
Ceal Creek
Ae Uhorough
Williars
Ole Myers
Dever
Tongass
Rook
C. E
May Dickins
Tonganoxie
Airs
B.C. Ballard
J. HL. Noltensmyer
GW. Phenicie
Lawfrence
Lim Skiugga
Tonymoxie
J. At
Babcock
W. H. McKone Ang
M Thurry Skeets
Huery
Tern
Trasterers
H. E
Miller
A. Baker
Mel
Law Thornton Hemphill
Charles
Hemphill
Mount Ida
Kansas
Fred Kahr Jrence
D. L. McNerney
Perry
Kans
Skeets
Grace’ Sandeys
Ruth Phenicie
Dehotte
el Joe Sheedy
Fredonia
Miss May
Dickinson
Wilt" Frost
Pers
Irene Botts
Jevening
Oscar
Rexeaing
Irs
Oscar Notts
Harry Skeets
Kathleen Kelsall
H. H. Mursiy
St. Louis
Sfondz
Sam Kelsall
Will Po
Oklahoma
Sat- Saurday
Will
House
Iom
J. M. Clevenrer
James Dwyer
Oscar Botts
Shriners
Leavenworth
Will Botts
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Fale
Business College Notes
Mary Garden
City Drug Store
Hanns
al Bein
Helmes Farm
Luacsen
Batavia
Huopey
Ralph Exon
I McMillen
Law- McQueen
Griffis
Lewis
Bila Thardig
W.E. Laysen
Alawson
H. H. Dale
Emma Eber
Lot Ann Eberhart
America
Stony Point
Mr. Herbert
Lansenhart Leavy
Annie
Noon
JM. Clevenger
Ruth Phonicie
Grace “Lance
Tonganaxia
Huey McRill
Tonganax
Friella
Frank Baines
Stella May Dienivic
Cladys Hemphill
Hein
Shew
Wison
United States
U. S ‘Senate Committee
Mexico
U. S
T. S
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