Kansas State Agricultural College graduates address on work and character
At Manhattan Kansas on June 2 The fifty eighth commencement heard Dr Henry Churchill King Oberlin College president urge graduates to accept work as a path to character influence and happiness He warned that will power discipline self control and productive effort form the core of virtue and success The ceremonies included academic processions an orchestral overture invocation and a ball game later in the day A brief weather summary noted dry conditions and light alfalfa yields in parts of Kansas alongside uneven crop prospects across the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Africa
Franklin Slade
Raymond B. Williams
Doctor King
Kansas
Wheat outlook turns gloomy in June report
Topeka Kansas June 3 Wheat prices have fallen since the May board report. The May yield was 1 115 000 066 bushels from early estimates. Armigarmer's Union chief Maurice Me Auliffe warns the drop could hit 0 000 000 in value. Wheat across regions shows reduced demand and heads growing shorter amid weak indications for recovery.
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Topeka
Kans
State Board of Agriculture
Board
Maurice Me“Auliffe
Armigarmer’s Union
Oskaloosa Sees School Celebrate With Commemorations
Oskaloosa last week hosted a series of school events marking the close of the term. From classroom displays to high school commencement exercises, students from freshmen to seniors took part in pantomimes, a minstrel show, and a farewell program. Memorial and Decoration services followed, with remarks by Rev. Almon and music by the union choir. Local families attended, and attendees heard news of recent graduations and staff changes. A large turnout gathered for the oil well a spudding event near town, sponsored by the Northern Counties Oil and Gas Company, with an all-ages crowd, band music, and hospitality from Winchester aids.
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Claire Jones
Helen Anderson
George Colman
Will Leece
Ettie Brown
Ruth Bishong
Sophmores
Ted Decker
Clayton Trapp
Mary Gann
Florence Singer
Bernard Barnard
Everett Nichols
Mary Smarr
Faye Hudson
Qiai
Rip van Winkle
Russell Ottinger
Rover
John Ubelocker
Everest
Kans
Mary
Frank Geiger
Geiger
Amos
Lizzie Smarr
Tope
Frank Smarr
Wellman
McCreight
Topeka
Ben Fletcher
Almon
Liberty
H. D. McComber
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Dunavant
Douglas Hine
Christ’s Hospital
Walter Robison
Hines
George Sharp
Virginia Davis
Washburn
Kolbuba
Tom Waugh
K. U
Lavina Waugh
Manhattan College
Sharp
Don Wilhelm
Caldwin
Winchester
Colman
Carl Snyder
James Schrader
Vic
James Powers
Leroy, Kans
T. W. Wilson
Sadie Butler
Wilson
Butler
Jules Williams
H. T. Phinney
Ruth Patrick
Emporia
Martha Ulrich
Epha McIntosh
Kansas City
E. B. Slade
Amara Gwartney
Dean Housh
Ben Kilmer
Henry Casehier
Edmonds Farm
Acre
Northern Counties Oil and Gas Company
Dan Goddard
Eric Steeper
Charles Royer
Wm. Huddleston
Treas
Haworth
K. YJ
Oskaloosa
Winchester Aid Societies
Mary Lowe
Helen Colman
Vel Miller
Ben
Local notices and social items from Lawrence area
A long list of visits, travels, family remarks and community events from Lawrence and surrounding towns. Mentions visits to Topeka, Conway Springs, Chillicothe, and Kansas City, plus Memorial Day services, church camp meetings, school honors, births, and local market activity. Includes weather notes, gatherings, and local business ads.
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Kansas City
Barry
Conway Springs
Lewis Howell
Lawrence
Howell
Minnie Graves
Oskaloosa
Charles Noble
Mary Louise
Powell
Wyoming
Kate Pattison
Lake Park
Ill
C. H. Peebler
Topeka
Alice Showmaker
Nell
Agnes Ninceheiser
Westhaven
William Pennington
Ada
Roundup
Montana
George Sands
Belle Sands
John Roberts
Margaret
F. H. Roberts
Leavenworth
David Cook
Dunavant
Jules Williams
Harry Hawk
Wal- Bates
Valley Grove Picks Up News From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Orin Smith and other residents hosted visitors Saturday evening. Stanley Slawson of Kansas City toured relatives from Saturday to Monday. Lawrence guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Champion and Mr Kemp Wilson. McLouth and Topeka visitors joined Mr and Mrs Stewart and others Sunday. The piece notes outdoor sports as a community favorite.
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Koss
Doris Viets
Kansas City
Fred
Champion
Glenn
Veda Petrie
Stanley Slawson
Lawrence
Willian Church
Harper
C. A. Jones
Iva Ward
Aud
Gi Vthur Sparks
Frank Shrout
Ray Viets
Arthur
Orin Smith
J. C. Clare
Dan Smith
Kartsas City
Fred Champion
Kemp Wilson
Frank Norwak
Nazarene leader Speakes visits Camp Meeting in Kansas City
Rev. Joseph N. Speakes of Kansas City Missouri general secretary of the general board of church extension remains over Sunday at the camp meeting in progress near Bunn's grave. He will speak at the Sunday morning service. Speakes previously served as district superintendent when the church was organized.
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Joseph N. Speakes
Kansas City
General Board of Church Extension
Church of the Nazarene
Bunn
Speakes
Congressman Little completes big codification bill
The Second district congressman E C Little finishes a long effort to revise consolidate and reenact all general and permanent U S laws. The measure passed the House after a short debate on May 16 and is praised by Judge Jacob Trieher of the Little Rock U S district court who commends his substantial contribution.
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E.C. Little
Second
United States
Mr. Little
Little
Jacob Trieher
U. S. District Court At
Little Rock
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Coligege
Gaia
Fine Art of Living
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L. H. H. Bonor
Lawrence High School
Hazel Allen
Anna Alt
Ejnora Anderson Barbara* Bailey
Frances Bary
George Cady Allen Carter
Helen Churchill
Dorothy Clark
Mattie Cook’ Barrett Crawford
Paul Davis Margery Day
Alice Griesa
Mary Nelle Hamilton Eunice Harkey
Mabel Hertzler
Genevieve. Herriott
Catherine Hood
Helen Hosford
Harald Huffman
Marquis Huffman
Albert Ice Myth Jordan
Katherine Klein
Josephine Klein
Ruby Rowing
Rebecca McCain Rose McColloch
Leona Marsh
Ethel Metsker Howard Petefish
Anna Maye Pontius
Margaret Posey
Rollin Posey
Moyne Rice
Bertha Thomas Sallie Thomas Wilda Weybright
Marjorie C. White
Dorothy Wilson
Lydia Wood
Anna Yakn
Lloyd Young
House
Boston Confectionery
King George
British Empire
Rankin’s Drug Store
Pierson
Valley Grove
J .N
Nazarene Church
Congressman Little
E. W. Robbins
Westby
Wis
Geman
Aan
Peuatied Favese
Ife
Beutenbase i
Santa Fe
Ushat
Fred Harvey
W.W. B
A. T
Doan
E. A. Stucke
E. 13Th St
Dean
Roy S. McCnamara
N. 3Rd
Deann
Round Corner Drug Co
Geo. McCrary
N. 4Th St
Xayn
Lindley’s Drug. Store
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