Engine numbers linked to Kansas auto licenses in 1919 law
The 1919 Kansas legislature requires engine numbers on all new auto licenses. If missing, buyers pay $1 extra and obtain an engine number assigned by the state. Licenses will show a large S for special engine numbers, and no tag issued without an engine number. Violations carry fines up to $500 and possible jail time, with exemptions for certain government and Red Cross vehicles.
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Kansas
State Automobile License Department
State Automobile Department
Topeka
Red Cross
Douglas County
Topeka Ofice
Inspected Herdra Here C A Loud Secretary Short Horn Breeders
The secretary of the Short Horn Breeders association of Kan- was reported in a clipped inspection note. Details remain incomplete, but the reference confirms organizational involvement and a formal inspection context. The fragment hints at Breeders association activity within Kansas.
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Sas
Douglas County
Mr. Loud
Manhattan
Perkins and
Alley
Asher and
Allison
Willis Coleman
Seymour Gentry
C., A. Loud
The
Short Horn Breeders’ Association of
Kan
Wiede mann's Pure Ice Cream Ad
Pure pasteurized ice cream offered by Wiede mann's. Wholesome and delicious product advertised with a contact phone number 182 for orders or inquiries.
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Wiedemann’s
HOGS GOOD INVESTMENT WITH High Feed Costs
In Atchison Kansas June 4 a County Farm Bureau symposium on hog raising finds that despite high feed prices hogs remain profitable. J R Adams fed 25 shoats 16 25 pounds for one month costing 92 71 with weight gain value up 182. C B Sloop fed 98 spring pigs to 21 pounds each, consuming 410 75 in feed at about 20 cents per pound. Both record strict expense tallies for feed only, excluding investment and upkeep.
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Atchison, Kans
County Farm Bureau
J. R. Adams
Oak Mills
C. B. Sloop
Nortonville
Coffee Roasters Predict Coffee Boom After Prohibition
Cincinnati June 4 Carl W Rand president of the National Coffee Roasters Association says at the annual convention of the National Wholesale Grocers Association that coffee will grow in popularity when national prohibition takes effect. He notes plans to expand coffee growing and spending, and cites soldiers and military use as boosting demand.
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Cincinatti
Ohio
Carl W.rand
National
Cof- Roasters’ Association
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Sao
Atate Cave
United States
Nike
One Thousand Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Postmasters Meet
One thousand postmasters from Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma are expected to attend the section convention in Kansas City on June 5 and 6. Attending officials include John C. Koons A M Dockery Colin M Self Frank McFarland S A Gaines and James S Musgrave representing the post office and railway mail services.
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Kansas City
Oqone
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
John C. Koons
A. M. Dockery
Colin M. Self
National Association of Postmasters
Frank McFarland
St. Louis
S. A. Gaines
Fort Worth
Tex
James S. Musgrave
Omaha
Thrift Drive Aims To Bank Soldiers Money At Demobilization
Louisville announces a plan by the American Barker Association Red Cross and War Department to set up agencies at demobilization centers. Each discharged soldier typically has at least 90 dollars in cash and will deposit funds at a home town bank via Red Cross quarters and bank staff. The War Department sponsors the effort with preliminary steps for men to be discharged at Camp Achary Taylor.
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Louisville
American Barkers’ Association
Red Cross
War Department
Acheary Taylor
Guardsmen Prepare for Camp Maneuvers
National Guard infantry Company B of the Fourth Kansas Regiment holds combat practice after parade, testing full marching order and equipment. A hike to Woodland Park featured extended order drills, with trench work and battle practice planned for summer training and potential blank-ammunition skirmishes to heighten realism.
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Fourth
Kansas Regiment of
Cy’ Ptain
Msmore
Grand Army
Woodland Park
Ninth
Phode Island
National Guard
Dr J H Anderson Osteopath moves to 707 Tenn St
Dr J H Anderson an osteopath relocates his office to 707 Tenn St and will see patients on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Residence phone is 2270 Black.
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J. H. Anderson
Tenn. St
News to Many Jaw of the shark as watchmaker oil
A fragment notes the jaw of the shark yields oil described as the best for watchmakers. It states about half a pint was found, with no clear date or location attached.
Happiness Through Cheerful Living In Small Town
A reflective piece argues happiness comes from cheerful living and simple joys. It urges readers to overlook woes, view life broadly, and notice goodness in neighbors and in one’s own hometown.
World Jewish Shavuot and Labor Conference News
Jews celebrate Shaduoth as Pentecost. Western Canada labor delegates plan a Calgary assembly to advance the One Big Union. Pennsylvania hosts a state convention supporting the league of nations covenant in Pittsburgh. Mahogany and walnut furniture prices have doubled recently due to increased aviation propeller wood demand.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pastor Resigns to Enter Law Practice at Pueblo
Rev. John Adams of St. Luke A. M. E. church resigns as pastor to pursue a law career in Pueblo, Colorado. He is already admitted to the Pueblo bar and the U S Supreme Court bar. Adams has long served in notable church roles and civic work in Lawrence and Allen University.
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John Adams
A. M. E. Church
St. Luke A. M. E. Church
Henry Blanton Parks
Kansas City
Adams
Pueblo
Colorado
Supreme Court of the United
Goldsmith's Masterpiece Echoed by Goethe
Goethe praised the Vicar of Wakefield as one of the best novels ever written calling it a prose idyll. The remark appears in contemporary commentary noting its musical prose and poetic quality attributed to Goldsmith's work.
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Goethe
Wakefield
Julian HM
Fragmented Dialect Verse fragment from Boston Transcript
A small fragmentary quotation appears from the Boston Transcript with dialect speech noting a deacon and a remark about proving a case. The oddly spaced text hints at a local church or advertisement context but details are unclear.
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