Kansas praises Harding frankness in Kansas City and Hutchinson
Special letter from Topeka reports Kansas crowds reacted to President Harding with admiration for his frankness and steady rhetoric. The piece notes his farm policy stance, opposed to spectacle, and mentions Mrs. Harding engaging with crowds. It recalls Sumner Curtis’s death near Denver, a Republican National Committee observer on the trip.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Harding
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Mid-West
Congress
St. Louis
Fred Durmont
Smith
President Harding
Sumner Curtis
Denver
Curtis
Republican Nationals Committee
Second, half tax sent to county treasurer opened
W H McKone opened the half tax sent to the county treasurer. Total tax mailed into the office reached 51000 dollars. About twelve more entries needed for Woodland park Fourth of July bicycle races under Hovey Hanna. Prizes entice speedsters. registration urged at once. Weather in Lawrence contrasted hot and cool. Coca Cola and root beer popularity noted. Rain welcomed by gardeners. recent heat dried soil, many plan Kansas City trips for the Fourth.
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W. H. McKone
Woodland Park
Hovey Hanna
Hanna
Lawrence
Linwood State Bank Officers Reorganize Cashier Posts
Norton Thayer resigns as cashier to join Park Bank of Parkville Mo and remains on Linwood State bank board Noah C Kimball becomes cashier to the bank with no board changes Paul Peterson named assistant cashier Both Kimball and Peterson to be permanent officers of the bank
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Norton Thayer
Linwood State Bank
Park Bank
Parkville
Thayer
Linwood Bank
Noah C. Kimball
A. A. Boyen
H. B. Browning
John Smelser
Robert Gregg
Paul Peterson
Linwood
Rosedale State Bank of
Kansas City
Kansas
Kimball
Peterson
Mr. Peterson
de Soto
Legion Auxiliary meeting agenda heads to Topeka
Mrs. J. C. McArthur travels from Goodland to Topeka for the state executive meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. Sessions run morning and afternoon with luncheon at Pelletier's tea room. she is a sixth district executive committee member.
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J. C. McArthur
Topeka
American Legion Auxiliary
Pelletier’s
McArthur
Goodland
E. A. Kasold
Maud Mary
Edmund
Electric Park
Z. D. Haldeman
Kansas City
F.A. Bliesner
Osawatomie
Bliesner
Cecil Bliesner
Elmer Head
Albert Lamb
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Fretz
Meyn Yesteray
Ernest Dewitt
E. R. Hess
Ohio Street
Ruth Wellman
Stella Sherman
Louis Menger
Laura A. Davies
Houston
Texas
Wichita
Gilbert Smith
Miss Davies
Chicago
Smith
Thomas B. Sears, Jr
Vallejo
California
Thomas B. Sears
West
Ninth Street
A. J. Lane
Eriksen Heads to Chicago and Grand Rapids for Furniture
C. J. Eriksen left last Monday on a buying trip to Chicago and Grand Rapids to secure a fresh supply of furniture and rugs. He makes this twice yearly journey and expects to find the latest goods at low prices. He will be away about two weeks.
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C. J. Eriksen
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mr. Eriksen
Douglas County Godan Company Ad Copy
Local ad lists cream brought to Douglas County Godan Company at 112 W 7th St and mentions satisfaction guaranteed. It also notes fireworks at 18th and Haskell corner.
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Douglas County Godan Company
W. 7Th St
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Gene Montgomery
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Wyoming
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Minneapolis
Kelly Truck
Mass
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Chambray
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