April Hearings to Be Scattered Across Kansas
The public service commission plans a series of April hearings across the state. Topics include Forbes telephone Co sale of its Ness County plant to Glenn W. Koeller and rate increases between Basing and Alexander, with sessions in Galena, Topeka, Mankato, Shireview, Olsburg, Wilsey, Langdon, Kingman, and Norwich area venues.
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Topeka
Public Service Commission
Commission
Azone
Galera
J John Kansas
Forbes Telephone Company
Ness County
Glenn W. Koeller
Basing
Alexander
Galena
Tereka
Topeka Railway Company
Ca i Il
David Driver
Onerite
Magpie Hill
Taneka
Mankato
United Telephone Company
Public Service Commissions
Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Erie
At W
Leonard
Mc Tonth
St. Lows
San Francisco
Arkansas City
Jd. W. Hill
Lola Aml
Yates Center
Eureka
Wichita Railroad and Light Company
Kellarg Street
Morland
Lekeview
Shireview
Cambria
Olsburg
Roger Wells
Kansas City Star insight on modern newspaper role
Lawrence March 3 editorial reflects on the modern newspaper as civilization’s high beacon. Haskell of the Kansas City Star lectures at the University of Kansas, emphasizing the journalist as society critic with front seat in the drama. He notes rewards and dangers, urges genuine interest and writing flair, and highlights fatigue time after four o clock as peak accident period.
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Lawrence
Mar
Haskell
T the
Kansas City
Star
University of Kansas
My. Haskell
Henoes
W. R. Nelson
Hich
Eudora PTA Meets. district basketball tourney results
The regular monthly PTA meeting at the grade school was led by president Carl Schubert. Eleven schools entered the eighth annual district basketball tournament at the Eudora Rural high school gym where Linwood won the cup for the second straight year. Also noted were births, funerals, social gatherings, and local visits as residents attended events across Eudora and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent
Carl Schubert
Yence
Jence
Lawrence Brown
Athleta
Cleo Grimes
Edericka Schlegel
C. B. Johnson
Cecil Ietty
Gmost
Eigth
Eudora Rural High School
Eudora
Hesper
Belleview
Linwood
Pleasant Os
Jake Milburn
Olivery
Keystone
Rothberger
George Gerstenberger
Tofa Thi
Ot 'R
Miothberger
Lawrence
Johnson
Law
Judith Marley
Hich
Tay Miller
Jack Till
Miller
Oscar Louhols
and Johnson
Fams
Mary Nace
Judieth Marley
Jack Hill
Oscar Lothholz
Ray Miller
Lester Reber
Hubert Woodard
J. van Lindley
W. A. Carter
Fred Rothberger
Barbara Frye
Bessie Kraus
Henrietta Gerstenberger
Henrietta Schubert
C. S. Fuller
Wm. Alten J Heard
Tuberk Beachard
FE. Sheldon
G.l Fuller
Will Mertz
J.D. Adams
Ngs
Kansas
J.0
Doris Jean
Alvin Bond
Leola
Joe. Ziltner
Amy
Fred Madi
fam_ dy
John.Leibolt
Kansas City
George Eel
Paul “Lukan Sr
Lethhols
Tousseafin
Christ
T Tre Churely
Boning
al Griffin
Amre
Will Newell
Tonica
Ilinois
Carrie Graham
Richmond
Indiana
Griffin
Lake View Depot Notice on Public Hearing Date
Bulletin posted at the Lake View depot announces a hearing before the commission on April 18, 1926 at 9:30. Shipping interests at the station are advised to note the date and time. George Langenderfer and Mrs. Nick Thome Sr. and Jr. were seen visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9 Puig
Conmi Im
Lake View
Authority
Lake von Kat
Take Mek Kansas
Géorge’ Langenderfer
Edeat Mar
Nick Thome Sr
Nick Thame Jr
G Wrune
Olinda
C. A. Sevilnor
Local Social Notes From Quenemo Kansas 1926
Persons visited relatives in Quenemo and nearby towns during a weekend. The piece lists Mrs. Scribner and family, Gus and Fred Bruns, Ollie Schutz and family visiting Mrs. Mitchell, and many others joining local gatherings at Lake View club and Lawrence. It notes spelling and silent reading contests at the courthouse, school reopening after illness, and an Easter hunt planned by Lake View school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dang’erty
Eugene
Fred
R. J. Gabriel
Katherine
Gretchen Iy Hampsen
Victor Feld
Wid
Red Moll
Enil
Evelyn Anil Ath
Pithet
WY Farkley
Familly
Loren Hunter Atl
Nana Sory
An CE. Cory
M. 1
Bearden
Bonnerspent
al . Parr
Tahton Cox
Mr. Ashley
Lawrence
Jame Rush
Hesper
Sun
Homer Griffith
Winoa
Mirable
Margaret Anderson
Joy Bearden
Bonner Springs
B. W. Park
Drv
C.B
Johnson
Atr. Levimer
Lovimer
Olathe
Margaret Levimer
Arenes Ree Trothhels. Anns
Paul Levan
Mr. Taul-Lukan
Tored
Quenemo
Kans
Scribner
Olinda Brune
Topeka
Ollie Schutz
Mr. Schutz
Franklin
Wesley
Fred Brane
Santa Fe
Arnold Mitchell
C. A. Scribner
W. G. Martin
Don Syson
Clem Smith
Bert Whelan
Frank Sturge
Bowers
Edson
Futney
Kansas
Arthur Marks
Pearl
Amos Martin
Norman Norris
George Lewis
Court House
Ruth Wilson
A .Norman Norris
Tins
H.T. Jones
Bert Perkins
Roy Oatman
Harry Watt
Riv ¢ Sith
D. Hy Mc-Creath
Robert Gentry
Mr. Sarde
Stailey
TD. A. McChaesley
Frank
Brute
Tishert Gentry
James Norris
Lake View Sehral
Uprer
Fascist Decisions in Rome and Easter School Vacation
The grand council of the Fascist party approved direct labor union representation in the senate and appointed Augusto Turati to general secretary, succeeding Roberto Rainacci. Earlier, Easter vacation plans were announced as pupils will skip classes Thursday afternoon and return Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
A. P
Theity Schools
H. P. Smith
Fridey and
Mon
Ely's Cream Balsam Catarrh Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balsam to open nostrils and relieve catarrh. It claims instant soothing from a fragrant antiseptic cream placed in the nostrils, promising clearer air passages and quicker relief from nasal congestion.
Zemo Skin Cure Promises Quick Relief
Safe dependable treatment relieves itching and cleanses skin. First application of Zemo may ease irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar troubles. Zeno 4 banishes skin curing marks making skin soft smooth and healthy. Non greasy disappearing aid suitable for daytime use. Ask your druggist for a small 60¢ or large bottle $1.00.
School Closure and Community Fundraiser Details
The notice states that day with no school for all students including the high school and a rededication. A Chicken Pie Dinner and apron sale will be held Saturday noon, April 3 at the Baptist Church located at 8th and Ky, with the price set at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptist Church
8Th & Ky
3rd_ Baptist Church
Price
Ste
Church Auction Saturday Noon Sale at Baptist Church
A Saturday noon sale at the Baptist Church on 8th and Kentucky offers chicken pie dinner and aprons. The notice mentions 41,000 John Smiths and references world weather figures including 16,000,000 thunderstorms.
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England
John ‘Smiths
Peat
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Service Commission
Kansas City Star
J. H. Striebel
Newell
Eva Etener
House Sr
Amex Wooster
Ben Faust
Oscar. Westerhouse
William Edelbrock
Jol Edel
Robert Reusch
Will Seiwald
Howard Miller
Earl Ott
C. L. Caniger
Conver’s
Neice
Mary Muzingo
Muzingo
J. Fee
Pearson
Edith P. von Pax
Oster Westerhouse
Williamstown
Paul
Evans
Dore
Sue Lowman
Gleaners
Ralph Deyis
G. Hugh Ex
Kd Marley
Ande
Rufus Marley
Ocawatamie
Ka.stere
F. Marley
Guarve
Tey. E. L. Terrence
S Oberholtzer
Endora
Gsanatomie
M Sadie Brender
Wisconsin
H. A. Oberholtzer
Bruges
Oklahoma
A. Eder
Mabel
Joe
Baldwin
Walter Vitt
Joe Vitt
Roscoe
Weaver
Farmland
Ralph Snyder
Fearl, Smith
Gerald Miller
Eva Mertz
Jessie Marley
Mildred
Lilly Fiegier
Ethel Kindred
Bellview
Gale Beaman
Francis Harris
Salina
Ceven
Min
Sam Harris
Henry Hagenbuschi
Hagen-otored
Helen Bernils
G. Hughes
Mildred White
Elizabeth Schlegel
Wagner Forsythe
Ralph Whaley
Dorothy White
Ieee Ra
Fletcher
Nemesy
Dia
Amos
Martin
A. S. Wilson
Earth
Wolf's Book Store
Masa
Hester & Roberts Optometrists
Mass. St
Zemo
Dr. Pierce
Cas
Ray V. Pierce
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Nly
Invalids
United States
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Duffalo
N.Y
Lowman
Jetus
Lawrence, NS
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