Study course for Kansas normal institutes outlined
June 19 Topeka AP A course of study for Kansas normal institutes is proposed by George A Allen state superintendent of public instruction. County superintendents must hold annual five to twenty day institutes for teachers and those seeking certification. The outline emphasizes study of the Kansas school system and includes detailed subject periods with a focus on professional preparation and public knowledge of school law and organization.
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Kansas Normal Institutes
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Kansas
Allen
Klan Gathering at Lakewood Park July 4
Bonner Springs Kansas hosts one of the area’s largest Fourth of July picnics organized by Wyandotte Klan No 5 inviting Klan groups within 150 miles and the public. The program features a ferris wheel a fireworks display at 10 PM a Lakewood band two dance sessions swimming boating and chicken dinners. Collectors note air stamps first used in 1870 in Paris during the siege and now fetching prices in France.
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Lakewood Park
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Wyandotte Klan
Lakewood
Paris
France
Germany
Switzerland
Sweden
Linwood area social notes and visits list
Linwood community activities show a week of visitors and residents traveling to Kansas City Lawrence and Eldon Mo. People named include Valeria Lewis Bert Dunlap Eva Anderson Mary Kather ine Frederick and many with ties to Linwood Delineated are weekend trips to Lawrence and Kansas City, visits from De Soto Independence and Michigan, births announced, and local hosts entertaining guests at homes of Curtiss Allison and others.
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Valeria Lewis
Bert, Dunlap
Kansas City
Grover Jacks
Almeta Berry
Muncie
William Allison
Alfred Allison
Eva Anderson
Roy Fierce
Lawrence
Altaard
June Hendricks
Mary Katherine Frederick
R. G. Curtiss
Calivan Sullivan
Jennie Oral Browning
Linwood
P. Anderson
Charles Harris
Barker
Cassie Anderson
Exja_ Baird
Anna May Nyburg
Lloyd Rhodes
Jey Anderson
John Shappley
Warving
Wm_ Anderson
Earl Anderson
Gene Blevins
Imo Ward
Kathryn Hemphill
Gladys Hemphill
Lester Lewis
Harry Orick
Tha
Michigan
Henderson
Pennington
Hays
Orick
le Roy Gardner
de Soto
Toni Frederick
O. BR. Layte
Jack le Roy
Hawk
Oklahoma
Bond
Zora Gartiss
George
Reloseck
Eldon
Clyde Barns
Tonganoxie
Frank Baris
Estelle Stratford
Dlr
Ernest Deum
Charles Hicks
Aelgin
Edward Bourn
Harry French
7. M. Adams
Florence Schoenhofer
Lula Lewis
Florentce and
Tivila Anderson
Kerns City
Roy Allison Andidatgrhter
Dorothy Mac
Pawnee Bill Hosts Prince of Wales Calf Sale on Ranch
Maj Gordon W Lillie known as Pawnee Bill raises Shorthorn cattle on his Buffalo ranch near Pawnee Oklahoma. He bought Princeton Enthusiast, a prize calf from the Prince of Wales herd at High River Alberta, for 778 dollars. The prince promised a buffalo hunt and a future Oklahoma visit, while Pawnee Bill plans to show the stock to the royal guest and preserve the buffalo herd’s future range.
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Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
Coolidge
Cadar Island
Brule
Lodre
Pierce Estate
E. M. Lambert
Pierce Hatcheries
Hack Lake
Pierce
Brule River
Wisconsin
Lake St. Croix
Lake Superior
Gordon W. ‘Lillie
Pawnee Bill
Pawnee
Oklo
Princeton
Prince of Wales
High River
Alta
Major Lillie
Okla
Aieet
England
Maj
Gordon W. Lillie
High ‘River
Alberta
Prince
Lillie
Htac
Atlantic
Royal Hunt
Prince of the Prairies
Canada
Oklahoma
Lillie Ranch
Local residents share news of visits and health in Kansas town
In Lawrence and Linwood readers note weekend visits by Mr and Mrs James Anderson and others. A wind storm caused damage including uprooted trees and downed wires. Several local families, teachers and students are mentioned with travels to Lawrence, Kansas City, and Chicago. Mussolini honors his mother with a teachers’ fund offering vacations for Italian educators’ children.
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Leone Kirby
Bop Brown
Lawrence
Brown
Trefois J Street
Charles Miller
Walter Miller
New York
Columbia
St. John’s Day
Franklin Park
Odin Halstead
Helene
Anna Klein
Bertha Halstead
Shirley McPherson
Junction City
L. C
Stout
Helen
D. J. Sheedey
Joseph
Fredonia
Fount Huffman
Leavenworth
Herman Rumsey
J.P. Walton
San Antonio
Texas
Walton
J. M. Rhodes
Frankfort
Walter Zollner
Rhodes
Kansas City
Fount. Huffman
Hazel Huffman
Nelle Knapp
Wilson Myers
H. J. Greene
C. C. Laming
Vred Zollner
BE. E. Hopkins
Jim Farrell
Tom
Roy Huffman
Willis Woods
F. A. Henry
J.C. Laming
Thekla Laming
H. B. Jenkins
Carolyn
Betty Jenking
F. M. Huffman
H., H. Porter
St. Louis
Henry Geib
Jo Casanova
Thelma Lop
Excelsior Springs
H.H. Porter
St.Louis
Myers|House
James Anderson
Mirs
A. H. Hagle
Robert
L. B. Meike
J. J
Blevins
Zora Gurtiss
E. Winkelman
Frank Allison
Tohatehie
New Mexico
Wm. Allison
Virginia Lon
J. B. McKinney
Ela Rose
Betty Jo
Gorcaran
Tunelion
City
Linwood
Agnes Anderson
Wilbur Hubbard
Linwood High School
John Smelser
Babe Quiver
Cleo Morrill
Chester Bowen
Ralph’ McMillen
Charles McMillen
Jennie Opal Browning
Chicago
Iowa
Walter Henstotil
Dorothy
Alice
Calivan Sullivan
Estella Stratford
Claude Cook
Lelta
Joe
Chas
Winkelman
A. A. Bowen
J.E. Blevins
D. F. Lewis
Rome
Mussolini
Predappio Nuova
Italy
Minnesota ore taxes net state over three million
Minnesota's wealth increased by more than 3 million dollars from the June 1928 collection of occupational and ray taxes on iron ore deposits. Nearly half of the amount was paid by Oliver Iron Mining of Duluth, a subsidiary of United States Steel. A French tapestry from the national factory brings 600 to 1800 a foot, with workers yielding only two or three square feet yearly.
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Paul
Minnesota
Oliver Iron Mining Company 12
Duluth
United States Steel Corporation
Pere de
L Beauvais
France
Morgan the Burro Prophet Brings Gospel to Navajo Villages
Rev. J. G. Morgan, Navajo Indian and assistant to Rev. L. P. Brink, treks a 100 square mile parish by burro to bring Christianity to mountain Navajo communities. He quit teaching at an Indian agency to fight paganism and urged better roads hospitals and schools over land acquisition. After 400 miles on foot he fulfilled a religious vow before continuing his mission.
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Farmington
N. M
Morgan
Ian
L. P. Brink
Christian Reformedivysion
Hood
Great results from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Brainerd Minnesota reader touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life symptoms. She says it improved nervous energy and strength, enabling daily housework and outdoor chores. She credits the tonic with restoring vitality and recommends it to other women.
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Tycha
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Brainerd
Minnesota
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