Call to Training and Farmers’ Crop Outlook in Kansas
A sermon style excerpt recalls Jesus calling Peter and Andrew as fishers of men. The report notes Kansas faces a potential 14 million bushel crop this year pending settled weather, with Chicago prices pressured by optimistic yield expectations and lingering doubts about market demand.
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Lame Duck Abolition Again Proposed by Senate
The senate repeatedly passes a resolution to end lame duck sessions, proposing immediate eligibility for new members and a January 15 inauguration after elections. The idea, once hampered by slow news, aims to increase government responsiveness under modern conditions. Public reception varies, with House opposition rooted in post-election pacing.
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Embassy dinners outshine VP sister at wet prom rumor
A fragment from Washington whispers that the British embassy faces a drying trend and questions whether social hosts will keep to invitations. The note notes embassy dinners as more absorbing than the vice president's sister's prom table.
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Fifty Years Ago In Our Town Featured Local Events At Liberty Hall
Fifty years ago in our town Tony Denier and his company performed at Liberty Hall with the famed clown Grdi, while the Ancient Square Lodge held its annual officer election naming J. Mitch ell, W I G Battleson and others in key posts. Griffith returned from a real estate trip, Madison assembly dates were set, K Kellogg prepared to lecture, and a social gathering at the Unitarian church featured Miss S J Travis and speaker Mr James from Janesville.
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Liberty Hall
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General Assembly
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Weetts
K. Kellogg
T. Thacher
City
Unitarian Church
S. J. Travis
Kansas City
Mr. James
Janesville
Wis
Will
Twenty Five Years Ago June Ath Saturday
Twenty five years ago on a Saturday in June, residents share vacation trips, engagements, and social events. A. J. Beatty and family headed to Pueblo for summer rest while George F. Godding returned from Camp Cole Missouri. Lectures and parties mark a lively social scene with card parties, receptions, and reunions among local families and alumni.
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Pueblo
Colo
George F. Godding
Camp Cole
Vermont Street
Andersots
Jessie Linton
Lillian Loxman
George Kuhne
Joe Cai Opley
Howard Parker
Robert Rowlands
Frank
Bangs
Topeka
Ibe
May Landis
Jessie An
Sweeney
Paul Kasold
Los Angeles
Cal
Dorothy Mallie Clarke
T Mother's
Fred Clarke
Benet
John Alder
R. K. Taber
Chicago
E.R. Griley
Kansas City
North College
Charles Smith
Stockton
Johnson
Kansas, City
A. T. Walker
Lown
Grace Poff
Will Sutton
Lawrence Farmer L Howards Longstanding Farm Ties
Sixty three years ago on a Saturday L Howard arrived in Lawrence with his Detroit born family. The Howard family settled in Fairview and built a prosperous 240 acre farm. Despite alluring prices the land is not for sale. Also noted is a Garden Party by the Daughters of the American Revolution on Flag Day June 14 at Mrs N E Berry’s home with Miss Toppings dancing class members participating. Readings and songs are planned with The Star Spangled Banner and America to close.
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Baptist state convention elects J B Hardwicke president
J B Hardwicke is elected president at the eighteenth session of the Baptist state convention held in Topeka during the General History column fragment.
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Summerfield to fund new KU scholarships for Kansas youth
A letter from Seth E Summerfield of New York to Prof Olin Templin secretary of the KU Endowment Association outlines a plan to endow scholarships at the University of Kansas to aid top Kansas youths. The fund would yield 20000 yearly, with initial gifts totaling 6000 for 1929 30 and rising to 20000 later, to support about ten scholars entering KU next fall with provision for expansion to forty as funds allow.
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Endowment Trust Deed Toward Youth Scholarships
Solon Sag Summerfield proposes trustees adjust terms of the Endowment Association funds to aid deserving youth, allowing administration costs to be borne by the fund if conditions no longer apply. He seeks University faculty to administer scholarships and expresses reward in aiding boys to greater achievement.
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Summerfield
Baker's commencement draws Baldwin visitors and locals
Baldwin residents and visitors gather for Baker College commencement events. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther Taylor, Kathryn Taylor, Miss Ethel Watkins, and many attendees from Ottawa New York City and Kansas. Activities feature solos, violin duets, and student ceremonies.
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Pittsburg
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New York City
Baker
Ethel. Watkins
Ottawa
Florence Bennett
YW. CG. AL
C. A. Lane
Orange Street
Esther Brockway
Rachel Wilson
Betty Ebright
Merle Fischer
6Th Street
Jack Weber
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clara Hawes Lewis
Louisville
C. E. Beeks
C._E. Stephens
T. J. Keohane
Harriett Rapp Hackett
Fletcher Hunt
Clyde Stewart
Ida Adsianee
H. K. Ebright
Baby Keohane
Ona
Matt Amos
Mary Turner
East Vaughn
Zeta Tau Alpha House
Esther Bronson
Dodge City
John Schultz
Keloge
Idahb
B. H. Schultze
Cleveland
Ohio
Schultze
Baldwin
Robert Schultze
Floyd Bartee
Major Baker and Baldwin Alumni News
Dr J D Smith shows improvement and sits up briefly as Baker University community notes visits, marriages, commencements and travels among faculty students and relatives across Baldwin Lawrence Kansas City and New York City with Baker University prepare for its seventy second year and commencement activities.
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Hazel Giffard
Rachel Hiller
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Liv by Kathleen Coyle features Paris life and love
A review of Liv by Kathleen Coyle from Dutton praises its vivid portrait of a Norwegian girl Liv as she leaves home for Paris. The novel follows her flirtations, independence, and romance with Per Mallon, then Harald, amid Parisian high life and a study of human nature.
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Stull Yarnold Area social notes and local moves
Mrs Clarence Slusser visited the O A Bidinger home Tuesday with other callers including Mrs Jake Bidinger Bernita apt Rachel and M J Murphy. Minnie Mariaham of Arkansas visiting Queo Busch home. Mrs Orville Platz and Miss Hern Kennedy run the Stull switchboard. Boehringer-Slu sser nuptials last Wednesday noon. Several locals aided neighbors and many residents were visited during the week. County graduates from four area districts listed with names and honor notes. Decoration Day suppers, visits, and local movements described.
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Violet
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Lawrence
Deer Check
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Clyde
Ross Wulfkuhie
Alberta
Yarnold
Hazel Houk
Helen Walfkuhle
Lyle Belles
Jones
Eunice Brass
Billie Anderson
Max Bahnmaier
C. J. Kraft
Oscar Nuffer
Dorothy Mae
Exara
Sophie Gutler
Topeka
O. Ae” Bidinger
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Fern Kennedy
Ant
Harry Unger
Harriet
Catherine Bidinger
Clyde Talley
Fred Hartman
Johns Kraft
Theo. Walter
Henry Deister
Elmer Nichols
Merriam
Duane Kraft
Evelyn
Dorothy Nuffer
Henry Dravis
Herman Buchheim
Platz
Charlie Kampschroder
Tommie
Ralph
Edith
Clinton
Kampschroder
Frank Bidinger
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