Lawrence people star in the Aviator local talent show
The twelfth annual Thespian Dramatic Club production, The Aviator, headlines with Gast in a leading role as local talent from Lawrence and nearby University circles prepare for the evening. Boundaries of the town’s social scene are reflected in editorials and community notes alongside cattle market prices and local visits.
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University stage cast and set details for spring show
A university production features Virginia Gill as Miss Nenne and Casper G. Golf as Mr. Gordon with Alonzo Bibk and other known campus actors. Sets depict Robert Street in an airplane scene as rehearsals begin after dress-free weeks. a large audience capacity is promised. The ensemble, including Hophkinson Brown and James Rouks, is praised for talent and stage presence.
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Falaaline Findley
Sophia Susith
Miss Madaline Tete
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Matic Melartin
Mistimaer Thousdasie Burton
Seed corn grading and shelling for better crops
Washington agriculture bulletin on grading and testing seed corn. Farmers should prepare seed and soil now by discarding objectionable ears, testing germination, and shelling by hand for quality seed. The guide stresses early work, proper kernel selection, and careful planting to improve yield.
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Democratic manipulation of commissions and bills at Topeka
A Topeka report describes a Democratic push to suppress action by creating new commissions and boards to control legislation and salaries. A leading House member criticizes rivals and hints at using a campaign pamphlet to solicit contributions, while alleging systemic party influence over appointments and salaries.
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Believer Seeks Vote On Monitor Victory Claim In Civil War Duel
A veteran, claiming to be the sole survivor of the Merrimac Monitor engagement, argues the fight ended in a draw rather than a clear Union victory. He cites Capt Walling and other Norfolk veterans, recounting survivors who died in the action and asserting the Monitor’s invulnerability and equal advantages for both sides. The article notes continued debate among historians about which side truly prevailed.
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