Retiring Representative Tindher to Leave Office
A notice reports that Representative Tindher of the Seventh District will retire from public life at the end of his present term. The item notes his decision amidst a broader discussion of federal jobs and standing retirement paths. The World Company issues address and subscription details for Lawrence Kansas.
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Tindher
Who of Prohibition The Nation Seeks Insight
A national survey by the Andrews plan faces opposition within the Department as Mellor questions the value of a special commission. The piece notes Congress remains largely dry, public sentiment is split, and enforcement doubts persist. It also mentions a steady farm decline with rising urban demand shaping future profits.
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Special Commission
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National
Indical Conference
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Local political shifts amid party clashes and upcoming campaigns
A fragmented passage outlines Republican and Democratic tensions over native-son boosts for Senator Barah and Senator Reed, with potential cross-ticket opposition in the national race. It notes farmers seeking profit timing, a new drink aiding hospital traffic, and transport disruptions from a man with a streetcar fare dispute. May Day poultry observances and spring construction themes appear alongside building page chatter in the Journal-World.
From Our Old Files Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago items include Elin Newlin joining National Bank in Council Grove, poor buffalo hunting returns, Native Indians uneasy, a female peacock atop Chester's drug store window, and a clock defect delaying train. Also notes on Beecher Council readings, Greenback delegate plans from Topeka, and various local society updates.
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National Bank
Council Grove
Nicholson
Massachusetts Street
Chester's
Chester
Bipd
Plymouth Church
Samuel Kimball
Beecher Advisory Council
Independent Voters of
Kansas
Topeka
Indianapolis
Indiana
I. McDonald
Jasper I. Moss
Greeley
Booth
Five Girls Present a Jolly Cookie Shine Farce
A light comic program titled the customary jolly cookie shine and a farce will be presented by the five girls. Miss Nellie Holmes hosted a character party last evening. A. Monroe received a letter regarding Santa Fe management funds for a new freight depot at the foot of Henry street. The 1926 revenue act requires returns from 1925 income above specified thresholds with March 15, 1926 deadline and quarterly payment rules.
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A. Monroe
Santa Fe
Lawrence Jand
Henry Street
Nellie Holmes
Collector of Internal Revenue
Centenary Hall
Clarence Green
Helen
Murray
Judy
Wilma
Seheofli
Harold. R. Harvey
Helen Moorhead
Kansas City
Jack Moorhead
Wednes
J. Howard Campbell
King's Highway
College Y. W. C. A
Catherine Clark
Epworth League
Bakes
Missouri
Weslayan
Congress
Baldwin
Florence Ellen Kim
Worden Evangelical Church
Florence
Clarence E. Holcombe
Texas Independence Day and Sam Houston Birthday Observances
The report notes Texas marking its 90th independence anniversary and Sam Houston’s birth anniversary. It mentions Dorchester Heights cannonade in the American Revolution, President Coolidge at a Vermont town meeting, Brig. Gen. J. B Glennan’s retirement from the Medical Corps, and the General Council of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches in America meeting in Atlantic City focusing on home missions and Christian education.
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Texas
Sam Houston
Dorchester Heights
Boston
Coolidge
Vermont
Green Mountain State
J. B Glennan
Cory
Water Reed General Hospital
Washington
General Council of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches In America
Atlantic City
Milne named Chief of Imperial Staff for British Army
General Sir George Francis Milne, born Aberdeen 1866, entered army at 19, served in Sudan 1898, Khartum, and the South African War. He became Chief Staff Officer of the British Second Army at the start of World War I and later commanded British forces in Salonika. He was mentioned in dispatches and promoted to lieutenant general. Meanwhile in Kansas, Governor Paulen named Karl Miller to the thirty first district court to fill Judge Day’s vacancy after a death.
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Earl of Cavan
Jie
Aberdeen
Sudan
Khartum
Ikse
Salonika
Leutenant-Generoe
Wills
Yopeka
Kan
Paulen
Karl Miller
Dodge City
Thirty-First District Court
L. M. Day
Orchard work under Griesa plan begins on aviation field
Murray Griesa of Griesa Nurseries directs laying out of Jack man Orchard on the aviation field. The survey is done. plowing may finish tomorrow and about 150 acres will host apple cherry peach and plum trees. The effort aims to plant near a thousand trees as ground is prepared. The project signals a major fruit area near the aviation field.
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Jackman
Murray Griesa
February warmth ranks among KU records
February in Lawrence posted a top three warming month in KU Observatory history with a 72 degree high and snow possible thunderstorms noted. A plane radio link from Fort Riley to Richard’s Field brought audible contact to Kansas City, while local Christian Endeavor planned a union meeting at the Congregational Church in Lawrence. Opening billiards match featured Adelphia at 8 00 to 16 4 over 38 innings in the National Class A 18 2 amateur balkline event.
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University of Kansas Weather Observatory
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Fort Riley
Richard's Field
Kansas
City
Douglas
Lawrence
Kansas City
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Topeka
Charles’ W. Conner
P Adelphia
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Midigan and wife transfer land to Earl B. Forth in sections 3 and 10, township 15, range 18, for 11000. Mae H Johnston and husband deed 15 acres of NE quarter to R C G Alvord in section 7, township 18, range 20, for 6750. Baker of North Lawrence reports travel near Topeka buying chickens, roads hindered by mud. car stuck hours. Goldstein bond issue delay. ex clerk held in federal penitentiary remains jailed until Wednesday. Coming weather to grow harsher with potential frost. garden buds may face low temperatures mid to late month. Wisie Smart and Emily Arris at Broad View Inn over weekend.
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P. Forth
Earl B. Forth
Janet
Mae H. Johnston
R. C G. Alvord
George Baker
North Lawrence
Topeka
Toa
Alexander Bruner
J. A. Hyden
Ottawa
G. M. Warner
Kelly Jones
Vin“lard
Perry Stevens
Rogers
Ark
Kenneth Jill
Baker
Barnes
Kan
Bethany Hospital
Kanas City
Jis
Kansas City
Edwin Oliver
Reno Payne
Drury Brown
Davan
Oliver
Clarence Green
Holton
Baldwin
Patty
Daddy Longregs
State Music Teachers’ Association
Havs
Louis A. Rowland
Alice Riges
Zeta Tau Aloha
John Riess
Bertha “Whitten
Moore Family
H. Z. Moore
Moore
Donald
Martha
Chester Moore
Leavenworth
Lorna Bailey
Lawrence
Joyce Hawes
Zeta Firls
Wilson, Kan
Walter’ D. McKittrick
Rossville
Milton Counts
Harold Fair
Friends
Exhibition of Ohio artists at University in March
An Akron style Cleveland group presents painting show in the University of Cleveland drawing and painting department. The American Federation of Arts organizes the display with 26 Cleveland artists including Henry G Keller and Louise B Maloney. Topics range from portraits to landscapes, with works by Adomeit Collins Coltman Deike Eastman and others. The exhibit runs daily in March except Sundays, from at 9 or 10 to 5, open to the public.
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University Department of Drawing
American Federation of Arts of Washington
Albert Bloch
Blochene
Cleveland
Henry G. Keller
Keller
Cleveland School of Fine Arts
New York
Paris
Phillips Memorial Gallery
Washington, D
Louise B. Maloney
Italy
Maurice Sterne
Miss Maloney
George G. Adomeit
Mary Susan Collins
Ora Coltman
William Edmondson
Carl Gaertner
F. Gellert
F. G. Gottswald
A. D. Kennedy
Norris Rahming
Sandora Vago
Frank M. Wilcox
Prof
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Quaker Mat Breakfast Aid Stands By Morning
Quaker Oats provides a balanced breakfast option with 16 percent protein and 58 percent carbohydrate, offering sustained energy and essential vitamins. The ad promotes quick 30 to 5 minute preparations, claiming oats are a reliable morning staple versus hurried, poorly chosen meals.
New dentifrice Pepsudent fights tooth decay
A promotional notice claims Pepsudent forms a slippery coating over teeth protecting enamel. It asserts the coating resists stains from food and tobacco and fights bacteria to prevent decay and gum trouble. Dentists endorse it and druggists stock it. a 10-day free test is offered.
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