Government Determined to Enforce Prohibition, President Says
President Hanning pledged vigorous federal enforcement of the prohibition law in a Denver address. He warned against state abdication, argued the nation must enforce national policy, and cautioned that lax attitudes threaten constitutional rights and the republic’s moral fabric.
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Hanning
Hasall
Harding
New York State
Iire
Ife
Jenny
Washington
Ameri
Svnse
United States
Republic
Iself
Bible Vacation School Opens With Strong Enrollment
The Bible Vacation School opened at the Christian church with 18 to 48 students enrolled across denominations including Christian, Methodist and Baptist. Enrollment remains open until Thursday morning and aims to maximize the school’s benefit. Teachers include Mrs Stover supervisor and Mrs Haris, with Margaret Drennon pianist. Three groups for beginners primary and junior meet in the basement for recess games.
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Christian Church
Methodist
Baptist
Second Presbyterian
Friends
Congregational
Presbyterian
Evangelical
United Brethren
Stover
Haris
Dodds
Scott
Margaret Drennon
Cream Company Ad Promotes Satisfaction Guarantee
Local weather notes push attention to the Douglas County Cream Company near 112 W 7th St. The ad urges readers to bring in cream and mentions McNish in connection with the incentive.
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Douglas County Cream Company
7Th
Plymouth Congregational Church Plans Summer Activities
The youth societies host a pay entertainment Thursday evening to raise funds for delegates to the International Christian Endeavor convention in Des Moines July 4 to 11. Sunday services continue through August 1, then July 22 to August 5 rotate locations with First Presbyterian Church, ending with August meetings back at Plymouth. A Junior high Young People’s Society picnic at Gregory farm drew over forty attendees.
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Plymouth Congregational
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Des Moines
Iowa
O. F. Russell
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society
Gregory Farm
Lawrence
Missionary Service Highlighted by Mrs Lawson at Trinity Church
Mrs. Lawson, mother of Prof P B Lawson, spoke at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday on 38 years of India missionary work. Rev J P Nielsen from Japan speaks Tuesday at 8 pm. Summer communion planned next Sunday. Trinity boys camp group led by 12 campers won top honors in Junction City. August camp to host Synod families and a five day institute on church and Sunday school work from Aug 15. reservations urged.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Junction City
Trinity
Lawrence
Congregations of Synod
Church Summer School Party and Patriotic Program
Christian Church students held a pleasant summer school party in the church basement with games and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs S B Braden and Mr and Mrs Charles A Richard. committees led by Mr and Mrs VanBuskirk and Mr and Mrs Snyder. A midweek meeting was noted and a patriotic program is planned for Sunday with flags, songs, and a talk by Mayor Kreeck on religion in city life and Dean Kelly on Americanism.
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Christian Church Notts
Christian Church
S. B. Braden
Sly
Charles A. Richard
VanBuskirk
Snyder
Efach
Mildred Dunn
Kreeck
Dean Kelly
University
Oasis in the Desert Draws Auto Tourists to Concordia
Western Kansas towns like Concordia became an oasis in the desert as rain and mud trapped scores of auto tourists. While passing through, travelers pressed on hoping to reach drier areas, saying they would go as far as possible to escape the mud.
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Kansas
Concordia
President Harding Visits Carey Salt Mine Opening Hutchinson
President Harding joined the opening ceremony at the Carey salt mine in Hutchinson on June 23 as part of a party visit. The event featured a formal mine opening and an inspection tour by the president and party, reflecting the era’s industrial developments.
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Hutchinson
W. G. Harding
Orm
Carey
Harding
Sunday observations and civic notes in Lawrence
A Lawrence reader observes Sunday attitudes toward Harding and politics. A Kansas City worker helps his community by harrowing a road and cleaning up, while neighbors complain. The piece mentions a Crockery complaint, city licensing for door to door sellers, and high thermometers on Massachusetts Street. Readiness for Fourth of July events, a night school update, and fireworks bootlegger activity near the city limits are noted.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Lewallen
Police Department
Mrs. S H Carmean Obituary in Sacramento at 90
Mrs. S H Carmean died in Sacramento California at her daughter Fannie Spaulding's home at age ninety. A longtime Lawrence Kansas resident she aided prison work when her husband Sheriff S H Carmean served in the early 1870s. She leaves daughters Cyrena Connor and Fannie Spaulding and granddaughter Roy Weyland.
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Lawreytts
S. H. Carmean
Sacramento
Cal
Fannie Spaulding
Cyrena Connor
Roy Weyland
Phoenix
Ariz
Ft Scott Church Plans Finish Fund Drive
Fort Scott Presbyterian church members will raise an additional 50000 by voluntary subscriptions to complete a new church project. The need arose after bids for the design exceeded expectations by about 30000, prompting the extra fundraising effort.
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Ft. Scott
Fort Scott
Allowances for country doctors discussed by AMA leaders
The American Medical Association reported to the House of Delegates that 8 519 physicians belong to the association from about 150 000 in the United States. The program covered licensing, narcotics regulation, and rural physician incentives including a proposed income of 2400 dollars per year for five years to encourage service in rural areas.
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Associated Press
American Medical Association
United States
Olin West
Association
House of Delegates
Bureau of Legal Medicine and Legislation
Board of Trustees
Prohibition Commissioner
W.C. Woodward
Bureau of Legislation
Council On Medical Education and
Franklin Miss Ade Perdue and Jin Pugh Wedding
Miss Ade Perdue and Jin Pugh of Ne. Sis. wed on Wednesday June 20 1020. A large crowd attended the following day as neighbors and friends gathered for charivari. Community members from the vicinity joined the celebration with ice cream and cake.
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Ade Perdue
Jin Pugh
Ne. Sis
Charivari
Alr
Paul Segenhaven
Das. Childers
Walter Young
Prentice
Genevieve Palmer
Marton
Wallace Tuttle
Florence Claxton
Helen
Hazel Shirar
Gerald Robertson
Billy Lemon
Kirchar
Lawrence
Mrs
Samuel Fletcher
Haven and Partridge Rural High Districts Grow Valuation
Haven district in Reno County is now the wealthiest rural high school district in Kansas with an assessed value near 9 million dollars after enlarging its area. Partridge district follows with about 7 million dollars in valuation after additions.
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Bural Wich Scheel
Hutchinson
Haven
S. P. Rowland
Partridge
Reno
New York Liberty Bonds Closing Prices Report
The page lists closing prices in dollars and thirty seconds for Liberty bonds and U S Government securities. Notable figures include Liberty 3 1-28.00 at 98.29 and Liberty 4th 4 14s at 98.11 with U S Government 4 14s at 99.27.
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Liberty
U. S. Government
Markets Report Mixed Cattle Hog Prices Chicago and Kansas City
The markets show varied moves in cattle and hogs across Chicago and Kansas City. Hog prices mostly lower with narrow spreads. cattle offering slow with steady or weaker bids. grain quotes steady to higher for wheat and corn across futures and cash markets.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Chio
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Creamery
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