Kansas Glee Club Trip Recalls Victory and Vivid Journey
Professor Larremore and the KU Give Club returned after a ten day national contest tour. The group visited Schenectady and New York City, performed at Carnegie Hall, and placed eleventh in the Aone group while contending for top honors.
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Tca. Larremore
Larremore
Laverence Turedas Wielt
Buffalo
Thay
Ningayik
Schenectady
Ki. J. McGee
Trondenetangs
Genwitt Electric Company
Glee Club
S. Afvatilari
Pitty
New York City
Kiw Garden Inn
Unese
Wimcett
New York
Larremere
Pil
Re~ Kearsad
Gavaegie Hall
Dart
Wouth
Kants
Peloe
ATU
K. Ulingers
Newark City
Secant
Yale
Dayhawkers
F.C
Kansas Alsu
Tnt Die Puerin
Wyelesa
Princeton
Jasiuenkers
Tarremare
Dainceton
Sdsihoor Tega
Alaan
Carpresemen
Cap- Wy
Noonan
West Levis
Worcester farmer dies in self-inflicted accident
A coroner's jury found Worcester farmer Tauosdas was killed by his own actions during the night of March 13. Willan, his son, discovered him dying and authorities determined the death resulted from crashing his stall with a weapon while the farmer had been melancholic. No foul play suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askalgosu
Worcester
Willan Worcester
Tuesay
County unit organization meeting to elect delegates
An election will be held next Salwikye afternoon at the court house to organize a county unit of We Tarent Yearhers. Enthusiasts are urged to attend. county qualified delegates will be chosen for the state convention in April. County and party members are invited to participate and be counted among the qualified delegates.
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Salwikye
Hokse
We Tarent
Asgoein- Hin
AL Enthusiaste
Sind
Mawreres BP
Man from Wichita Sentenced in Kansas City Bank Case
Wishita man Palen, linked to a Kansas City bank scheme, received a four year term. Another Palen brother was acquitted on a separate charge. A sanity commission was ordered for Walter Thadson after authorities alleged he possessed printing plates to counterfeit money.
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Wichitas
APJ
Walter Thadson
John CL Pollock
Mer
Notice from Modern Woodmen of America Camp 708 Meeting
At our meeting next Monday evening March 18 every camp in the county and every member of Camp No 708 is requested to be present. Fraternally DaZ Robinson County Wy A Hamilton Clerk.
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Ours
Walker Home Razed Near Lawrence by Merle Cohnan
The Wade Walker home six and one half miles west of Lawrence on the Fort Ten Fort road near Kanwaka Hall is to be torn down by Merle Cohnan who plans a modern house. Colonel Walker arrived in Kansas in 1854 and was a prominent early settler serving as sheriff and city marshal. The original log cabin stood on the old California road northwest of his later home, built likely in the late 1850s or 1860s with stone and walnut lumber. The current lumber is nails filled and unfit for use. The First Christian church Brotherhood met with Rev. G. A. Richards presiding, F. J. Lindquist delivering an illustrated talk on Sigerdon referencing the Stockholm conference on Christian life. A substantial supper followed. next meeting set for April 2 at 6 o'clock.
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Coli
Sam Walker
Lawrence
Fort Tn Fort
Kanwaka Hall
Merle Cohnan
Colonel Walker
Kansas
Church Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the First, Christian Church
A. Richards
Suiper Waz
G. E. Lindquist
Sigerdon
Stockhalm
Coroner reports discovery of hidden dugout death near Wheun
Coroner V found the body of John Johnson, a Black man, hidden in a dugout in a creek bank near Wheun. The coroner notes the body showed signs of foul play and possible suffocation from dust. Johnson, a resident about half a mile away, had prior jail terms for violating prohibitory law.
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Pittshaeg
Bar
Rainbow Bend Oil field marks new large producer
The Caldwell well brought in by Barnsdall Oil Co extended the Rainbow Bend field southeastward near Winfield Kansas. The well produced 200 barrels in 13 hours from 27 feet of sand and topped at 3262 feet, the first sizable addition to the field in months. Local high school finals and a student forum at the Unitarian church were also noted, along with night school enrollment and city improvements inside the town.
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Winfield
Kan
Rainbow Bend
South East
Wight
Barnsdall Oil Company
Caldwell
Hutchinson
Mar. W
Dinier High School
Iason
Mt of
Dodge City
Supreme Court to Decide Rural Credit Shares Tax Status
The Kansas Supreme Court was asked to rule if rural credit shares issued by Dunilding and loan associations are taxable. A declaratory judgement petition was filed by the attorney general and Cloud county to challenge Pulsifer’s exemption claim citing a 1925 statute. Pulsifer challenged county attorney Lundblade to present the issue to the court after a last year repeal of the exemption.
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Topeka
Mar
Supreme Court
Cloud County
Park B. Pulsifer
Vorlia
Defen- Pulsifer
Tadsiger
Park B. Pullaw
Pulsifer
Leon W. Lundblade
Deaths and Funerals Maggie Augustine dies at 74
Mrs. Maggie Augustine age 74 died last night at a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 30 from the Rumsey Funeral Home. Rev C A Richards will officiate. Burial will be at Oak Hill Centre. She had been living with her daughter Mrs Guy Pettit at 407 East Tenth Street.
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Maggie Augustine
Mageiv Augustine
Rumsey
C. A. Richards
Oak Hill
Time
Guy Pettit
East Tenth Street
Eudora Glee Club Performs at High School
A small crowd attended the Baker Glee club concert at the Eudora high school auditorium on Monday evening. The program included glee club numbers, solos, quartets, violin pieces, and readings by two visiting young ladies from Baldwin.
Births and local notices from Eu dora society page
Birth announcements for Julian Raymer son of Mr and Mrs Raymer McQuiston and Katherine Harris in Eu dora. Masonry initiation for William Selzer Jr at Pen Ledg 83. Methodist Ladies Aid met in church annex. Irish jokes and plan for a two-group membership drive. Easter visits to Bethany Hospital discussed. Community rogues, concerts, school classes, and local visits noted. deaths of Elizabeth Shields and moving families reported amid a busy social page.
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Seaman
Mertz
Eva
Billy
Eudora
Raymer MeQuiston
Athens
Ohio
Julian Raymer
McQuisten
Katherine Iar
Itis
Harris
Keystone
William Selzer Jr
Pen Ledge No
Act 'F
Methodist Ladies Aid
Mes
Ralph Doris
Feu
Devouers
Cle
2G. Hughes
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kansas
Hubert Wadard
Lillian Fuller
Retta Kraus
Grea
Trenties
Get O'Planagan
Christian Science
Clarence Coon
Schiusbert
Worlard
Patt R
Avs
Karetta
Heen
Clarence
Myrtle Walters
Ralph Davis
Carl Perkins
Fullercand
Stythe
Hubert Woodard
Walker
Furetta Wenes
J. W. Butts
Sweet Water
Texas
Wichita
Kan
M Butts
S Katherine Gabriel
Business College
Tawrence
A. H. Fischer
Sescha Jevabsen
Otter Abel
Endoras
Carl Schubert
Adolph Miller
S. Emma Sehneider
Tarry Haynenbusch
Charles
Gerstenbergraf
Opal Attwood
J. D. Adams
Henrietta Schubert
Sascha Jacobsen
Robbeinson Auditorium
Lawrences
William Willis
W. FR
Schehrer
HA. Smith
Wheat prices rise amid tight supply and strong milling demand
Chicago wheat futures rallied as May delivery contracts drew buying while Canadian futures showed scarce exportable grain in Rotterdam Antwerp and Hamburg. corn and oats drifted higher while livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City posted varied gains and losses amid overall firming prices and steady to higher cash bids.
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Chicago
Bar
Rottaniam
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bay Mer
Inter
Walker Dies at 72. Long Kansas Life Marked by Farm Work
William A. Walker of Lawrence Kansas, born in Chester County South Carolina 1853, died March 4 1926 aged 72 years 9 months and 17 days. He moved from Mississippi to Kansas in 1866 and lived on a farm near Lawrence before joining Kaw Valley Canning and later Haskell Institute. He married Sarah Jane Shirar in 1877 and had three children. Survived by one sister one son Will one daughter Nettie and three grandsons Leonard John Charles and Billy. Funeral held March 5 at Rumsey Brothers with Rev Watts officiating. burial Oak Hill.
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Win. A. Walker
Chester County
South Carolina
Lawrence
Kansas
Mississippi
Pontetucx
Ither
Mr. Walker
Sarah Jane
Shirar
Charles M
Willie Walker
Nellie Walker Kram
Walker
Siaehee
Fairi . E. Church
Lawrence Lodge No. 7
A. O. U7
Sadie Randall
Will W. Walker
Nettie’ Walker Krum
Leonard’ Walker
John Charles
Billy Walker Krum
Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home
Rev. Watts
Oak Hill
Knowledge Hall club meets for all day quilting and Irish program
Knowledge Hill Community club met March 3 with ten members and six guests. The day featured quilting, house cleaning hints, and an all day St Patrick theme for the next meeting on March 17 with Mrs Clinton Viets. Guests and attendees included Mrs Granberger, Mrs Horr, Mrs Canary, Mrs Dial, Esther, Mrs Viets, Mrs Wells, Mr Rowland, Mrs Stowe, and others from Mound and nearby. Carl Talbert traveled from Kansas City. A R Kagi trial at Oskatoosa found guilty. Roy Murphy moves to Pony Creek. multiple visits and movers noted with farm and poultry details.
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Knowledge Hill Community’ Club
Fred Granberger
St. Patrick’s Day
Clinton Viets
St. Hattick's
Hore
Hart
A. R. Kagi
Oskatoosa
Fred
John
Freddie Granberger
Will Halex
Rey Murphy
Ed Shrimplin
Geo
Ted Shrimplin
Albert
Ed Otte
Kagi
Roy Murphy
Harry White
Pony Creek
Joan Granberger
Fred Ousdahle
Harold Skeet
John Thiry
Caulk
Butler Sander[son Motor Co
Lawrence
Homer
Frank ‘Wells
Clifford Thiry
Kansas City
John Canary
Maeda- Jeng Humphries
Earl Jane Iwey
Homer ‘Weeks
Graham
Hamar
Fred Stanton
Cow Testing Association
Francis
Sunday Church Day Plans and Services
West Side Presbyterian Church schedules a church day with Bible school and morning service followed by a basket lunch. A congregational meeting at two o'clock will present reports and elect officers, then a 7 pm praise meeting with Endeavor societies. Special music and a one hour service are planned.
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West Side Presbyterian Church
Gerrit Snyder
Bible School
Endeavor Societies
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Bassett
Mrs E F Bassett of Lansing Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy after six months of fatigue. She says a bottle helped her recover and that she recommends it to others including a sixteen year old neighbor girl who is now able to attend school regularly.
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Lansing, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. F. Bassett
Hayford Avenue
Lansing
Michigan
Lydia B. Pickham
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Jefferson
Worm County
Berm
Ekansas
Wishita
Pje R. Palen
Arkansas City
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Lesyeneat
John Voile
Ron Palen
Inkansas Cite
Adn Urother
R. Palen
Modern Woodmen of
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G. B. Lindyutest
Tound
Negra
Treker
Wworld Today
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C.F. Nelson
Unitarian Church
Peabody
Newton
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Perry
XK Mporit
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Clearing House Condition
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HP. Smith
Hell
Baker Glee Club
Clib
Baldwin
Mahlon Cox
B. M. Roberts
de Soto
Roberts
Milfred
Ev Tansh
Filbert Marley
Police Department
Kansay
Kansag City
Euretta Kraus
Carl, Neis
Weaver
J. W. Sorden
Mildred
Leona
Anna Dixon
Coffeyville
Kaus
Sarah Dixon
Miss Eyeizn
Jerico
Everting
Ang, Dixon
Joseph Hadl
Seph Hadl
Holy Family Catholic Church
Joseph Reich
Hadl
Len
Little Sisters of the Poor Hens
John Wadi
Tracy Seabst
Rive
Louisa Stocking
Gieee Mar’k
Mary Mark
Joseph
Max
Louie Hadall
Daugherty
Henry Hagenbusch
Harry Hegenbusch
Albert Miller
von. Lloyd
Greiner House
Dr. Johnson
Endora
Carl Ness
Mars
Henry Westerhouse
George Schubert
Eurettat Kyane
Minnie McCrea
D. R. Kohler
W. A. Fuller
Alfred Eisele
George Tothholz
Bert Brown
Oscar Westerhouse
Amos Westerhouse
Ben Faust
Myra
E. L.torrence
Peter Neis Sr
Independence
Will Inman
GC. L. Bartholomew
Cecil Petty
Opat ‘Attwood
Verla Baird
Gale
Golda Zook
Bobson
Eureka
Charles Durr
Jimmie Samson
Lloyd Miller
Dudden
Sturm
John Wargrim
Areka
Elmer Torrenes
Peggy Acton
Columbia
Richard Postmaant Jr
Billie
Laura
Abe Flory
Carl Peterson
Tie Srent
Charlie Brasla Markley
Sley
Suner
Sun
Rilke Wy Ingert
Flory
Florence
Lanvie
Richard Postma
Wiliam Wingert
Rob Lee
Mondsyhammer
Mrs. Thurone
Lawrence Karlie Brohammer
Wesley
Beaghles
John Hursday
Y Flory
Homie
Carl Who
Elizabeth
Wildama
Shiel Lawts
Shields
Edward Sanders
J. Cunningham
Burad
Lingaine Kan
Paul J. Perkins
Washington
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Chicago Livestock
Chicaco
U, & Dent
Wnaven
Briday
Unitle Afen
Snirchers
Aigatea
Lars
Slaugh
Strane
Speta
Shearbur
Lawea
Kansas City Livestock
Wanvas Clev
Andy Parings
Averl
Salas
Desinabie
Mark Wark
Cormi
Milo Maize
Aga T
Siase
Hay Market
Mativ
Hay
Prairie
Wall Street
Mar. T
General Electric
Geneva
Alackawanna
Lewiz- Nashville
Chesapeake & Ohio
Will Haley
Yman
Allied Chemical
Union’ Drug
Amarican Brekealsoe
Foundry
Anta Skeet
Preto
Seaves
Dial
WM. A. Walker
Church of God
Ninth
Rhodes Island
W. L. Post
Beloit, Wis
Mrs. Bassett
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Shimmons Bros
Mass
Goodyear Tire and Tube
Fritz
Wells
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