Women Legislators Back Independent Votes in Kansas Lobbying
In Kansas during the 1921 session, four women legislators report they prefer artful lobbying that respects their autonomy. They reject coercion, relish thoughtful persuasion, and vote according to their own judgment, signaling a shift in how lobbyists approach female lawmakers without compromising propriety.
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Topeka
March
Kansas
Lizard Lobbyitee
Norton
Pawnee
Obituary of Charles Wesley White in Kansas churches
Charles Wesley White born Indiana July 1852 died March 5 1821 at his Lawrence Kansas home aged 64 years 7 months 4 days. He moved to Kansas as a youth, lived in Mitchell Leavenworth and Douglas counties, married Emma Shrimpsin February 15 1888, had five children and was active in Church of God Nazarene. Survived by wife and three children, brothers and sisters. Funeral held Tuesday at Nazarene church with burial at grave.
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Charles Wesley White
Indiana
Lawrence
Kansas
Mr. White
Mitchell County
Emma Shrimpsin
Leavenworth
Douglas
Elmer
William
Small
Adons Oes
Mecca
Isid’ Harris M
White
Tangandxie
Carzie
Wisley
Wichita
Church of God
The
Nazarene
Norths Lawrence
Sitsicharter
Christ
The Rat Died Before Reaching the River
An advertisement quotes Lulle Riadly claiming a rat died before reaching the river after using RAT SNAP. The note recalls watching a water rat near a house, then the creature ran to water and died first. Sold by Green Bros Hardware, Round Comer Drug, and Rev kin’a Drug Store with Colorite colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulle Riadly
Green Bros., Hardware Co
Round Comer Drug ‘Co
Old Home Town Event and Local Community Notes
Stanley of the W C T U outlines the Old Home Town gathering at the Methodist church Saturday with Mrs John M Marcy presiding and address by Lizzie Robinson. Eastern Star socializers visit Lawrence. numerous residents and visitors attend activities, church plans, and local kinship events in Topeka and nearby communities.
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W.C. T U
John M. Marcy
Lizzie. Robinson
Eastern Star
Lawrence
Ed Stim Thorne
W- H. Webster
Edward Kinzer
N. W- O’bryne
Swayze
Ed Huey
Hewitt Taylor
Addie ‘Bell
William C. Mark‘ham
Forrest M. Hartley
Ids
Adriance
Winona
Bailey
Ethel’ Huff
D. A Bidinger
Frank
Katherine
Roy Deskins
Russell
Jake Bidinger
Dave Murphy
Overbrook
Albert Hase
O. A. Bidinger
Grace Walter
Violet Roller
Henry Stull
Willie Shaw
Will Murphy
Bidinger
Grandma Bidinger
Aug. Walter
James Brass
John Gross
Dave Shields
Geo. Anderson ‘Sr
Jesse Wiles
Otto Busch
S. Busch
Baldwin News Highlights A Busy Week In Town
Baldwin residents hosted visits from relatives and friends including Mrs Charles E Beeks Mrs Marvin D Geere and Nevile Larson. Events ranged from initiations at Alphi Chi Omega to high school basketball at Baker gym and plans for the annual tournament and a minstrel show. A death in Kansas City Mr Denton Burton was noted along with upcoming services at the Methodist church. Local officials and educators attended conferences and extended family news filled the page.
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Jake Bidinger
Baby
John ‘Unger
Elizabeth ‘Lovelace
Katherine Bidinger
Herb Gross
Herman A. Hoffsommer
Geo. Hildenbolland
Walter
John Unger
Topeka
Stull
Willace
Kansas City
Herb Gress
John Houk
California
Charles E Beeks
Marvin D. Geere
Ottawa
Nevile Larson
Wamneg
Everline
Eugene
John ML. Starey
Leavenworth
S. T. Counts
Soldier’s Home Hospital
Marcy
Elizabeth Leach
James
Princeton
Baldwin
Frank Waring
Osage City
Iola
Homer K. Kright
Lawrence
Miss Bruce
Emport
Normal
Glenn James
Lamar Hoover
Oklahoma
S.W. Muenzenmeyer
Woodbine
Helen Keohane
T. J. Keohane
Ruby Keohane
Order of the Eastern Star
Mary Ross
Northwestern University
John B. Rose
Ross
Swedish Hospital
Mary
Alphi Chi Omega Sorority
Woodmen Hall
Bernice Briggs
Anthony
Agnes Stockwell
Larned
Ruth Garnsey
Houston
Texas
Theonia Staadt
Mildred Keothane
Helen Crissman
Carthage
Missouri
Floella Farley
West Plains
Nina McDaniels
Michigan Valley
Mary’ van Vleck
Rosaville
Margaret Cochrane
Ruth McLean
Parsons
Aretha Crum
Quenemo
Helen ‘Hagler
Marionwill
Genevieve ‘Lingard Pendleton
Annex
Marvin D\Geere
Mi Golda
Willb Ert
Baker and Lee
Moody Institute
Chicago
Harvard
Tll
Methodist Church
Baker
Baldwin Hight’ School
Burlington
Baker Wildcats
Emporia Normal
Baker Gymnasium
Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
J. Howard Campbell
George S. Counts
New Haven
Conn
March
Esther Mae
Counts
Lois Bailey
Charles Bailey
Count
Ingrown Toe Nail Remedies Sale Advise Use At Home
A short guide explains that applying Outgro around an ingrown toe nail reduces inflammation and pain. The product toughens the skin so the nail grows outward, with the cure appearing almost overnight. It mentions Quigro as a less antiseptic option used by chiropodists and sold to consumers with directions.
Spring Debility and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promised Relief
A spring health notice touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for spring debility and weak appetite. It claims the medicine strengthens white blood cells to fight germs, improve digestion, sleep, and taste for food, aiding recovery from colds, fevers, catarrh, and rheumatism.
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Hood
Pleasant Hour club meeting noted with guests
Mrs Lindsey and Mrs Manwar ring hosted the Pleasant Hour club on Wednesday afternoon March 2. Fourteen members and one guest attended as the program featured social time and refreshments.
Social club portrait opens with a spring song
A New Portrait gram by hostesses opened with a song "Springtime is coming." Mrs. Lindsey spoke on inaugurations, comparing Washington and Harding. Mrs. Manwarring played piano with sister Mrs. Stewart on violin. Closing tune "Out where the west begins." Social hour served, next meeting March 16 with Mrs. Paul Rudiger. Many local guests and visits noted along with hospital, farm moves, and community notices.
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Gram
Lindsey
Washington
Hardring
Manwarring
Stewart
Paul Rudiger
St. Patrick's Day
Kirby
Allan
E. S. Eastman
Guy Bigsby
I. Bigsby
Kanwaks
Paul Rudigier
Mer
al Smith
Alfred Rudigier
L. Bigsby
George
Mrs. Lindsey
Minnie Yeoman
Lincoln Woman Credits Tanlac for Restored Health
Mrs. Catherine Therkelsen of 2928 T St Lincoln Nebraska says Tanlac cured years of weakness stomach trouble and nerve fatigue. She reports appetite return improved strength and energy after taking Tanlac half a bottle and praises the medicine as a wonderful blessing. Sold at City Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Company with other leading town druggists.
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Catherine Therkelsen
T St. Lincoln, Neb
Tarlac
Lawrence
City
Round Corner Drug Company
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S A. Lough
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Walnut
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Denton Burton
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Oscar E Allison
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Beulah Burton
Bonnidell Nicholson
C. M. Mills
Phillipsburg
Vernon Nicholson
Sprong Hill
Peter, Wolf
Corma Wolf
Mary Sibbitt
Women’s ‘Temperance Union
Methodist
William Baleh
Bracktit
R. W. Yeoman
Roma
Doris Reeves
Lester
Laura Winter
Charles ‘Winter
Lenora Schreyer
Paul Winters
Lee Winter
Christ Hospital
George Banks
John Banks
Milton ‘Winter
Winn Ege
Barker
Willis Colman
Ray Ellsworth
Bert Jellison
Charles Winter
Lecompton
Morris
Marshall Gorill
Ed Ubintehinsen
Robert Norwood
Charles Winters
Edith Banks
John
Newt Hamlin
Albert
Rainier Whitney
Lenora Schroyer
C. P A
Barker Schnel House
Paul Winter
Johnston
Rankin
United States
Butler-Samierson Motor Company
Johnston’s
Rankin’ 'S Drug Store
City Drug Store
Thompson Photo Studio
Mass
Wit EL Hays
Harding
Bowerldge
Morier
Bradfield Regulator CO
Dept
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Nama
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Jausal
Round Corner
Tanlac
Mrs. Therkelson
Aimee
Standard Oil Company
St. Michigan Ave
Perkins
Watkins National Bank