University of Kansas Announces 1925 26 Fellowships
The University of Kansas distributes fellowships and scholarships for 1925 26 to numerous graduates from KU and other colleges. Recipients span departments from chemistry and English to economics and psychology, with awards for study at Chicago, Yale, and other universities. Notable names include Mildred Pearl Parker from Lawrence and Ruth Ross from Wichita, among many others from Kansas and neighboring states.
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University of Kansas
Benjamin J
University’ of Kansas
Kansas City
Ste Day
University of Isa
Lawrepea
George Ransom
A. Iz
College of Emporia
Dorano
Beery
Herbert Robert Aenean
Elizabeth
University
Atice Perna Wrestler
State Teachers” _ College
Pitsbury
Walnut
Ray Maupin
Phillips
Enid
Okla
Nina Cathtella Cluntrine
University of, Kansas
Cherryvale
Catherine Howe
Kansas
Kansas Galleges
University of Ia
Josephine
Ollege
Carol
Holm
Emporia
Harrietts Boles
Fairmount College
Witurd
Guy Hutchinson
Friends University
Gerald
A. B
Kansas Wesleyan
Blitterd
A.B
Ics
University of Chicago
Te Christian
Thomas Elvey
Gladys Fisk
A. Is
New York
School of Social Work
Jerinie
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School of
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Univiversity of Chicago
Bertha Ceeilig Hoford
ACR
Indube School of Social Servi ‘Administration
University’ “of Chicago
Vernon Ov Iohns
Preah University of Milne
Iota
John Ley ‘Tiegett
Seek University
Ray
E. Miller
Yale
Univers
Walter Leo- Morrison
Michigan
ASB
Telex Young
Hart Rt
Wesley Hospital
Wichits
Charles A. Bennett
Belt ‘Memorial Hospital
Clarence Denit Gene
Moneal
DeWolf
Cleveland City Hospital
Cleveland
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Memorial Hospital
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Ford
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Scholars and awards listed in Kansas notices
Scholarship to Kathleen Simpson of Atchison and prize awards across Kansas: Mrs John T Stewart Att Lot to Josephine Reberds of Olathe. American Law Book Co Legal Research prize to Daniel Saul Millan of Kansas City Mo. Rowland Prize in Antique design to Byron Wolfe and Florence Merritt of Lawrence.
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Kathleen Simpsom
Atchison
John T. Stewart
Josephine Reberds
Olathe
American Law “Book Co
Daniel Saul’ Millan
Kansas City
Rowland
Byron ‘Wolfe
Florence
Merritt
Lawrence
Baldwin News Tales of Visits and Travel in Kansas City
Miss Anna Kirby returned to Kansas City after visiting her Baldwin friends and relatives. Many Baldwin residents hosted relatives from Topeka and Kansas City while some travelers headed to Joplin Akron and Chicago for short stays or research. The community gathered for the Agora Children’s Day program at the First Methodist with baptismal rites and a playlet titled The Enchanted Latch Key.
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Anna
Kirby
Kansas City
D. W. Kirby
Alexander Trotter and Sons
John
Thomas
Bobby
Topeka
Protter
Williat
Clark
Sterling “Bradley
Saturn
Bradley
Drs
G.S. Bretnall
Joplin
Mr. Bradley
Akron
Ohio
Good- Rich Tire Co
Herbert Foy
San. Abronto
Texas
Owens
Chicago
Lois
Burton
Buena Nista Morgar
Grace
John Maclean
John Fradier
Kansass Methodist, Conference
Baldwin
Edwin Hughes
Edwin Lewis
Drew Theological Seminary
Lewis
Percy
W. Roberts
Coffeyville
W. H. Eliott
Elaine
Keith
Wakeeney
Elliott
George Marquardt
Rachel Clark
Minnié Ralph
Jessie Ralph
Charlton
Iowa
G. B. van Arsdell
Ralph
van’ Arsdell
van Arsdell
James Aus
J. O. Osborne
JW. la Brant
Hattie
Osborne
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Lula la Brant
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings in Columbia
Mr and Mrs Daniel Flory and Virgil Shoemaker spent Sunday at the Robert Markley home. Several Florys and Markleys visited and called in the afternoon. The Will Postmas spent Sunday at the Lloyd Calkins home in Topeka. Numerous Markley families attended the Children’s event.
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Mivian
Flora Markley
Lowebee
Will Postmia
Lloyd Calkins
Topekas
Solon Markley
Mary
Katherine
John Brohammer
Jesse Markley
Robert Markley
Lila
George Markley
Canadian farmers gain wealth from higher prices in 1924
Ottawa reports higher grain field crops livestock and poultry prices boosted Canadian agriculture wealth by 142,782,000 in 1924 over 1923 totals. Total agricultural revenue reached 1,453,368,009, with field crops valued at 95,236,000 and dairy output at 284,000,000, reflecting broad gains across crops and livestock.
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Ottawa
Associated Press
Cross Agricultures
Dominion Department’ of Agriculture
Serenett
Local residents visit Lawrence for events and family gatherings
Day activities focus on visits to Lawrence for commerce and ceremonies. Daniel Beeghley hauled wheat to Lawrence for John Brohammer. Mr and Mrs T G J Hiatt and family, Misses Lillian and Alda Brohammer, and Florence Postma attended community exercises in Lawrence. Several families spent Sunday visiting homes and sharing meals.
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Daniel ‘Beeghley
Lawrence
John‘ Brohammer
G.j'hiatt
WiSt Pestma
Florence
Laurie
Lil-lian
Alda Brohammer
Charlie Brohammer
George Markley
TG. Hiatt
Lillian
Alda
Brohammer
Florence ‘Postma
Florence Postma
C. N. Peterson
Daniel Beeghley
Arthur Flory
Willie Wingert
Harvey Flory
Harold
Wayne
Wilfiber,iam Wingert
Florida
John Brohammerton
Karnak touted as world-beater medicine in Lawrence ad
An advertisement from The Round Corner Drug Co. of Lawrence extols Karnak as a miracle cure. A former World War I veteran describes relief from stomach trouble after four bottles, claiming he can now eat onions and other foods without issue. The pitch cites over 600,000 bottles sold in four states in ten months and notes local availability.
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Karnak
Lawrence
Corner Drug Co
W. Etzel
E. 4Th St
Pittsburg
Kans
Karak
Round “Corner, Drug !Co
Linwood
H. E
Ady
Glandogen touted as gland tonic by Berlin medical address
Dr. Peter Schmidt, associate of Dr. Steinach, spoke in Berlin on gland stimulation boosting bodily functions. The ad promotes Glandogen tablets for men and women as a simple glandular treatment, urging acceptance of the genuine product from The Round Corner Drug Go.
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Peter Schmidt
Arcoleague
Steinach
Berlin
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