March 15 Remarks on Child Labor by Kansas Board Leader
Harry C Bowman Kansas State Board of Control chairman addressed the annual convention of correctional and charitable institutions in Topeka. He warned of a quarter million U S children entering adulthood each year fended by ineffective policies and urged homes and schools to provide work and education, claiming child labor harms development and risks degeneration. He called for pensions for single mothers and cited expert testimony on long term consequences. Penny fackets seeds promotion noted at The Home Store Tennessee Street.
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Harry C. Bowman
Kansas State
Controll
Board of Contents of Correctional ‘and’ Char Institutions
Towa
Bowman
Whithees
Votwman
United States
Children Lower Mission
Tennessee Street
Social notes from Eudora and DeSoto area
Mrs Melvin Clark and Billie visited Arthur Oshel in DeSoto on Wednesday. Myrtle Leamer spent a day last week with Charles Anderson. Gardner and Buda Whisman spent a day with Mrs Milly Kraus. Mrs Osborne stayed with Mrs Walter Osborn and family. Mrs Ralph Flurbizon called on Mrs Tom Steed Thursday. Mrs Guse Kohler visited Eudora one afternoon last week. The GE W Kraug sale drew strong neighborhood turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Clark
Billie
Arthur Oshel
DeSoto
Myrtle Leamer
Charles Anderson
Gardner
Buda Whisman
Mhilly Kraus
Osborne
Walter O5
Ralol Flurbizon
Tom Steed
Guse Kohler
GE. W. Kraug
Eudora
Wess Alcom
St. Louis
James Penner
Lillie _ Adams
Satuday
D.T. Osborne
T. A.steed
Huff
Olathe
Local Social Notes and Notices Add March Work Prompts
Community updates from Eudora and nearby towns include visits by Kansas City residents, funerals near Olathe, and family calls in DeSoto. The Infant son of Oden Stone dies and is buried in Rossville. An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Fills as helpful for kidney issues during seasonal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. d T. Slane
C. BP. Barker & Son
Advy
Fall Leaf Social Echoes At Local Reunions In Salina
The community notes from Salina report Mrs. Felix Christiansen and her small son visiting kin, weekend calls between Mrs. Louis Kirkman and Mrs. Oden Stone, and several local residents visiting in Junction City Kansas City Lawrence and Dennison. John Lambern’s farm purchase and Winfield Harold birth are among local happenings with families like Abbott Snapp Davenport Finley and Riley active.
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Myrtle ‘Bryant
Fall
T. J
T. W. Davenport
Felix Christiansen
Salina
Kansas
George Abbott
Junction City
Louis Kirkman
Oden Stone
Hinley
Mix
W. Davenport
George Vale
Kansas City
Henry Koerner
Arthur
Alice
Lawrence
Jay Cooper
Augusta
C. L. Lambern
Finley
Wm. Snapp
P. Finley
Eva Snapp
Velix Christianson
Jessie
Davenport
Nellie Abbott
Millie
Snapp
Clarence Davenport
S. L. Kindred
Wim. Snapp
A.M. Riley
J. J. Wilson
Feru Snapp
Alice Kasberger
Rett Brock
T. Finley
Milsie Snapp
Mise
Charles Lamborn
Dennison
Winfickd
Harold
Bessie Daven
Linwood
S. Z. Kindred
Durland
Fiva Snapp
P. Pin- Tey
Georgia Bryant
Nola Hicks
Sons of Lawerence
A. Tasewurk- Julius ‘Tornaden
Villa 1
Wall Leaf
George Adair
Serence
Win. Snapp
Eve Snapp
Nellie Meinke
Bessie Davenport
Maria Vitt
George Davis
Oscar Canary
Manhattan
Wilson
James Robinson
Pinley
A. ML. Riley
Miss Bell Higgins
Noah Hill
Ellis
Lestie
iSeth
Tim Davenport
Plinley
Tonganoxie High School Play A Comeback in Royal Theater
The high school presents A The Coming of Mary Anne at the Royal Theater on Wednesday evening. Cast is well chosen and performance promises entertainment with local youths in prominent roles. Nearby residents and visitors, including families from Lawrence and Leavenworth, are noted in coverage of the event and social visits.
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Athe
Ithe Soming
Mary Anne
Plice
Royall Theater
Weil
Pi Henry
Lire
Junicy- Dla
Bof Martin
Kansas City
Foster Laning
Whitset Lanne
Grace Geellner
Ledivenworth
Pred Zoelbert
Amos Ny
Billy Hazen
Lawrence
Ani Mors
Frank “Aéliner
Filis
Jébneon
Watking
Mes
Watkin
Iagene
Nellie Victs
Luella Garpenter
Flora Carter
Liawrence
Tha Tweed
Leigerleik of “Our Wives,” Will Take Pli In the Royal Theater On Wadnesti
Tonganoy
Imogene Robertson
Henry Ree van
Leila
Lillian Reyburn
Leiienworth
Tonia
Hay
Margaret McCaffrey
Art Leavenworth
Iy McGaffrey
Wools
Fangs
Weekend visits and illness noted in Lawrence area
Newspaper notes weekend visits in Lawrence and nearby towns. Mentions Miss Tuby White visiting in Kurrens City with relatives, Mrs Neiney ill at St Sargar hospital, Mae Reardon with friends, Bertha Halstead and C Jacobs visiting from Kane City, and many departures to Minneapolis Lawrence and Reno. Cambridge University shows 18,200 graduates in active service with 8,000 casualty lists and 2,400 wounded or missing.
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Dines
Tuby White
Ubeiga
Sunnay
Watyng
Bach Aial
Dye Biss Ampeti
Lee
Erayartly
Ap Hircher
Tidwaurdey
Kansas City
Sirs
Neiney
St. Sargar Hospital
Mae Reardon
Winsiblists
Keasdor
AL Haag
Lew Manel
Teing & Company
Jacobs
Kanetity
Bertha Halstead
Mes
Halston
Ales
Dacobs
Cora Wellhouse
Ruby Warner
Lawyrence
Karl Wlinkepiece
Union
BP Rartisies
Bbduay Garnand
Lawrence
Henry
Mlogiddieth
Frintenre
Misk Tibhi Kline
Abuiday
Haglish College
Cambrideve
Eng
Cambridge University
Eiflen
Birthday tales and town visits in a faded era
A fragmented notice chronicles Cyde David Gettin’s eighty fourth birthday celebration hosted by daughter Mrs. George Sammars and various town residents visiting kin and tending estates. It mentions Lawrence, Allen, Athol, Wellsville, and Kansas City connections, with neighbors selling goods, oil leases, and crops. The piece lists many names, families, and shifts in daily life, all within a single sunlit Sunday’s recollection.
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Cyde David Gettin
Hig
George Sammars
J. H
Hans
Padley Mercantile Co
Lawrente
Hut End
Lake & Sturdivan
Wan Lin
Herp Wien
Ruceleo Rus Din
Bls
Cl. Ball
Kansas City
Allen
L. J. Allen
Athol
Alfen
A. Crocker
Lawrence
Mery
C. EB
Gibson
Nellie Lucas
Birdie White
Amd
Madgrit
Bert Diugherty
George Meataster Gune
Wellsville
Dia Baldwin
McAllaster
Leona Spurcean
Budetel
J. We Spurgeon
J. May Davidsem
Ross
O'Neil
Laenee
Pewhays
Amsof
Princeton
Baliwin
Annies
R Ramsey
Long
M. J. Ainvs
Seth Penton
Fragmentary OCR note on travel and purchases
The readable portion references Bile Pasear and a request for shoes and cigars, with scattered words about travel and tokens. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities form a complete report.
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King ED
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Len
Douggists
S Abviss
Prighkuge Frei
Alen
Chestel Lelus
Tonganoxie
Valeriwoo
Macon
Matthews Lune’, Coal Co
PRA Bile
Pasaer CO
Bouskht
Tackholm
Getler Wiateriais
Perlor
and & A
Ena
Cel
Segs Switt’ Ss A Premium
Touzi
W. D. Gwin
Skoe F Bolick
Sf CO
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