Flag Day and Memorial Services Across Kansas and Notes
A fragmented 1913 ceremony report from Beloit Kansas covers Flag Day observances, patriotic instruction, and memorial services. It highlights the flag’s symbolism, pledge, and local activities including speeches by Rev. Benedict, a topeka speaker, and a Girl Industrial School song. Also mentioned are a Beloit meeting, decoration day events, and a Good Investment note about Chamberlain medicines sold by a Whitewater merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gladys
Evarts Hill
Beloit
Kan
Ion Geet
Patrick Cooney
Topeka
Aker
Santing
Methodist Church
Benedict
Presbyterian Church
A. F.derdan
Pei
Diay
Mae Stowell
Harvesters Fight on In Ellinwood Train Blockade
A chaotic confrontation unfolded as harvesters clashed with guards over a train in Ellinwood. Zachary Tyler and Fritz Reinholdt led efforts to free workers while officials tried to hold the train. After tense pleas and a diplomatic wink, thirty or more harvest hands were dragged from the scene toward Ellinwood, leaving the outcome unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritz Keinpfeldt
Jellinwood
Nader Iu
Staifund
de Hex
Bartow
Einheldt
Ellinwood
Milwaukee
John
Rolla
Ford
Zach Tyler
Fritz Reinholdt
Jai
Cuticora
Dept
Not Discouraged With Pellagra Experiment Heads Clinic
A fragmented notice outlines a June 27 28 program at Memorial Hospital Rosedale detailing laboratory methods in diagnosis and demonstrations by Dr T He Boughtod professor Talo Hurty and Indiana State Board of Health officials. It lists clinics in medical obstetrics ear eye nose and throat with doctors Sadler Sutton Hertvler Milner Guffey Sawtell Lidikay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicayy
Ib Jay
T. He Boughtod
Talo
L. Hurty
Indiana State Board’ of Health
Indianapolis
Tr. T. Ho
Justhalory Ani Hheferialdev
Vanepst
The Slave Girl at Airdome Tonight in Southern Comedy
The Airdome resumes The Slave Girl tonight a Southern comedy with a lively plot about a plantation mistress and a slave childhood, plus Jubilee ending in the first act. Specialties between acts include Crover Leaf Trio and Quaker Trag. Also notes a kidney health testimonial from Foley Kidney Pills and a Plymouth Centre church picnic at Marvin Grove Thursday with supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trag
AW Friends “of
Plymouth Centre
National Church
Marvin Grove
Sane Fourth urged to curb firework danger in Kansas
Topeka June State fire marshal Harrison Parkman urges a sane Fourth of July via a state wide fire prevention campaign. He notes hundreds of deaths and injuries history shows from fireworks, especially among children, and asks newspapers to publish a short article promoting safety and enforcement of a model ordinance he sent in May to Kansas cities. Several towns have adopted stricter rules to protect life and property this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Harrison Parkman
Ofice
Sf Am
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Whitemound
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Kansas University
Bell Bros. Music Company
Massachusetts Street
R. D. Krum
Hutch
Iilehinson
Katty
Pats
Sania Pie Earn Ittin Nua
Frrnierst
Stallard
Barton
Poe
Kinsley
Ebin
Harvesters
Maxuyr
Wits
Lingwest
Coburn
Fraser Hall
University of Kansas
A. T. Walker
Canterbury Pilgrims
Woodward's Alray
Lnivensity
Watkins National Bank
National Banks of the
United States
Canal
Feliz
Anne Ges
Peter
Charles
Katherineton
New Bedford
Mass
Tonie
Oo. T. Barber & Som, Reey
Crewe
Jame Deering
Glasgow
Eckiman
Eckman Laboratory
Fhitsdelphis
Iending Vorugelste Dick Brothers
Fat
Santa F Fe
Money Savers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Hove
Montreal
California
North Pacific Coast
Peoples State Bank
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