Municipal paving and resurfacing plans outlined on Union street
Eskridge will lay hard surface on three blocks and Goodkind will gravel eighth street. Herndon plans paving and graveling three blocks. Horton resumes resurfacing while Bev. advances gravel paving. Larned installs trash cans and street signs for public use. Leavenworthy slows paving but speeds resurfacing. McPherson to have twenty one miles paved after Portis bid. Weserville to build four blocks of roadways in north town. Wilson to spread sand on Michigan street.
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Golf Tournament Qualifiers and Scores Blurred Report
In the Kansas state golf tournament on June 16, three players Sam Blair Belleville R. H. AdleKauft Lyons Kari Kilby Crestview Wichita made 77 78 79 to reach the championship flight as the field narrows to 32 from 95. Noll Whitehair Snyder Carey and others remained on the course with 79s or better as 9 players carded 79. A three way medal score tie involved Fred Fuge Coleman Shelby Scott with final rounds to decide spots.
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Peabody
P.P. Whitehair
Chapman
Cecil Snyder
Winfield
Emerson’Carey, Jr
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Ober
Fred. Fuge
Pittsburg
Frank Coleman
Shelby Scott
International Book Fair showrooms in Rome draws collectors
Book lovers from around the world flocked to Florence for the second International Book Fair. Italy France England and Germany led large exhibits while smaller nations like Siam Lithuania and Venezuela also contributed. Sacred and Hebrew books highlighted strong holdings from the US Poland Italy and Egypt.
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Africa
Australia
Italy
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England
Germany
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Poland
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Litha
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Mexico
Czechoslovakia
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Egypt
Tea As Expedition Beverage For Arctic Voyage
An Arctic expedition led by Commander Donald Beal plans a summer voyage to Baffin Land with tea favored over coffee for crew steadiness in the far north. The ship will carry tea and ample beverages including ginger ale and grape juice for 40 men, plus dehydrated vegetables and fruits, canned meats, chewing gum, tobacco, and pemmican rations for emergencies at Cape Thomas Hubbard. The fleet leaves around June 20 and hopes to return, with provisions to endure a possible winter if needed.
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Caillaux threatens to quit finance post
Paris June 16. Finance Minister Caillaux told the finance committee of the chamber of deputies he would resign unless the 1925 budget is voted before month’s end and a legislation creating three billion francs in additional taxes is passed. Parliament will not adjourn until the two measures are dealt with.
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Kansas summer session enrollment reaches new total
Across 95 of 105 Kansas counties and 11 states plus three foreign nations are represented in the University of Kansas summer session enrollment, according to registrar George C. Fosen. The current total surpasses last year by about fifty four students as late enrollments come in, with Douglas County showing a strong count of 17.
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Newspapers Barred From Police Headquarters in Mexico City
Reports say newspapers barred from Mexico City police HQ for truth journalism. May crime surge data cited, with 30,000 cases yearly in penal courts and 2,267 assault cases in early 1924 first quarter. Fragments note 70,914 detainees in 1924 across penitentiaries and jails. 95 percent not punished. Also brief notes on a stolen Ford coupe found in Topeka and France's Western Europe security proposal.
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Weather report notes drought hurt Kansas crops
The weekly weather bureau summary reports dry winds and high heat hurting crops across Kansas. Northeast counties saw heavy rains. central areas face premature ripening of wheat and oats. corn starts cool but generally well cultivated with few poor yields. Also mentions alfalfa growth at second cutting and early harvests in south central counties. Separate item notes Ottawa University trio tours Kansas and Colorado this summer. and Dodge City committees seek a solution to parking limits affecting farmers and locals.
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Those Husbands of Ours Presented at Columbia
Columbia items note a play Those Husbands of Ours to be presented at the Columbia school house Saturday evening. Local residents Will Postma Budaley Roser and the Brohammer families frequent Lawrence visits noted. A Farm Bureau Ladies picnic and church services at Willow Springs are also mentioned along with multiple local family gatherings and Sunday visits.
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Columbia School House
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Ollie. Budaley
Lawrence
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Charlie Lanzarecker
California
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Charlie Brohamner
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Mildred Swith
Christ Peterson
Irs
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Richard
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Alda
Harve-Flory
Harold
Wayne
Florence Postma
Amos Flory
Dan— Flory
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Art Flory
Farm Bureau
Willow Springs
Charlie Rumble
Modesto
Cal
Jesse Markley
Lawrence Satan
Robert. Marey
Fred‘ ‘Simons
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Mildred
Edith
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Leonard
Herbert Percey
Aners| Flory
Excelsior
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight and State Delegates
The women’s auxiliary of the American Legion invites members to tonight’s regular meeting at o’clock with a short program and refreshments. Delegates to the State meeting at Independence Ida Lyons W T Courtney and Mrs Glenn Kirby will discuss their trip. Also invited are members of both organizations.
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the Legion
Independence
Ida Lyons
W. T. Courtney
Glenn Kirby
Notable names attend Methodist church meeting
No Wednesday meetings at the Methodist church until September. Pastor Rev Edward Hislop plans fall programs of unusual interest. Edith Ernst Aleta Ernst Charlotte Cufter and Adele Crim to Boulder Colorado for summer study at the University of Colorado. Kodak films promoted by Rankins Drug Store. First Lieutenant Chester KK Shore of Company M 137 designated as a recipient mission. Raat Infant of the Kansas National Guard reenlisted. local recruiting officer for his company.
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Edward’ Hislop
Edith
Aleta’ Ernst
Charlotte Cufter
Adele Crim
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Chester KK. Shore
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