Harvest mishap and student job search in Kansas and Salina news
Two Kansas State University students from Lawrence failed at harvest duties in Salina then sought railroad work. Reports detail funeral arrangements for Edwin Osco, a large Lawrence crowd, and local street and factory news. Extensive notes mention Lawrence and Vermont Avenues, stock shipments, and spares from Walder Bros. Shut Factory.
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Bowience
Wong
Grege Hawk
Bruce Cater
Kansas State University
Lawrence
Arciu Salina
Haye City
Walsing Argand
Whey
Sallea
Boya
Yue
Salina
Mill accident injures worker during derrick failure
A laborer identified as John Fieinhour Bivack suffered a shoulder dislocation and injuries after a derrick broke loose while securing topstones at a mill site. The incident occurred around 4 oclock Saturday morning as ropes slipped and a cable fell into the mill race, pulling him into the water.
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John Fieinhour
Bivack
Mfellisg
Berrisk Bururdey
Adarmoen
Jobo Steinboor
Mei Tbo
Jock Mill
Adarmck
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Eagles Excursion to Kansas City Draws Hundreds
About 350 people joined the Eagles on a trip to Kansas City with a morning departure and late return. The event featured entertainment and a large crowd of retail clerks from Topeka traveling via the Santa Fe line. Nearby, McAuliffe’s new barber shop adds to Lawrence’s lively scene with experienced staff and fare. Saturday at Weaving Park offers two events including a tearful act and a “ladies free day” to boost attendance.
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Eagles
Maman City
Kansas City
Toors Waas Siziesn
Topeke
Santa Fe
Kanana
Topeka
Weiving Park
Arizona expedition to collect satamological specimens launches
Dr Mmow Lenfer Arizona and Dr Adame of Kansas City lead a party to southwestern Arizona for a six to eight week collecting trip with students. They aim to explore unsearched areas for satamological specimens and obtain many new insects.
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Mmow Len
Arizona
de F H Soow
University of Kasung
Adame
Kansas City
Snow
Lawrence Citizens Welcome Visits Amid Busy Summer Travel
Local notes recount residents and visitors traveling from Kansas City to Emporia, Topeka, and Colorado, with many staying in Lawrence for personal and business reasons. The column lists numerous names, arrivals, departures, and social calls, plus farm plans, construction work, and ongoing family visits across Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, and Colorado.
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Ejish Stosle
Balvoir
Lawrence
Chas Starkwesther
WF Marth
Kansasity
Goo Fasce
Kansas City
Frank
Tom Ford
Lebo
Rende
WC Winship
Mark Elis
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