Plan to form a lavi tan in Douglas County considers steps
Douglas County riners Institute met to discuss creating a lavi tan in the county. A committee from eighty school districts will canvass the area to estimate how many would join. The committee will be drawn from school boards and later the Douglas County Farmers Institute takes up the matter. County Agent Ross spoke on farmer organization and bureau funding, while a dairy contest by People's State Bank was announced with rules left for distribution.
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Douglas Countyriners’ Institute
Lunellion
Douglas County Farmers Institute
Ross
Leadenworth
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Hoss
Leavenworth
Kansas
Congress Dined At Merchants Association Event
Cost figures and speakers highlighted the Missouri Valley Typothetae Congress dinner at the Merchants Association hall in Valley. Notable attendees included Oliver W rhoshtan and Brook Bhuiliard with discussions on printers ethics and the craft’s founding tenets.
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Congress
Merchants Association
I Valley
Missouri Valley
Brook
Bhuiliard
Maite
Vublisher
Joseph A. Borla
United Typothetar
Franklin Elias
America
WY. Morson
Hischinsen News
Local residents visit and travel notes in Tonganoxie area
The town sees a flurry of short trips as residents, including Frank Henry Boenk and A Uinholtz, return from trips to Neely and Kansas City. Many locals like Miss Florence Shater and Mrs W McWilliams visit Topeka, Kansas City, or Seneca.
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Frank Henry Boenk
A. Uinholtz
Neely
Casabier
Ray Rideewas
Kansas City
Lay
Jay Hideway
Guy Vantine
Iris
Ranges City
Autti Y
J. Vantine
Clarence Bartlett
Tuealay
Ernest Cline
Kan
Phenicie
McNaughton
Topeka
Blaine Cooksey
Raa City
Lamin
Dreishhaeh
Thomas Dews
Evangeline Sunday School Group Meets at Teacher Home
WCEDEN fer Titmlay afternoon six of the Gelden Rule Chites of he Evangelivel Sunday School as ab the home of then teacher Per Plera for oa laste wel sacge snewing. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. AL repartee slaving spot on very enjoyable after noon. Those present were Mahi Haas Usvel Rinbaker Mary and Hattie Messe Lawn Selwahit aul Choa Fleer Si and Mrs USGL Schware at Fanny spout Tibadias eying on the Fred Johanning hone. arn Miver was in Baldwin Pre The Farmers Union held ther
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Tin ' Gelden
Per Plera
Mahi Haas
Usvel Rinbaker
Mary
Hattie
Lawn
Usgl Schware
Fanny Spout
Tibadias
Fred Johanning
Arn Miver
Baldwin
Farmers Union
Plain coconut oil shampoo advice from old pamphlet
The text advocates using plain coconut oil as a greaseless, inexpensive hair cleanser. It warns against sodas and prepared shampoos with alkali, claiming coconut oil rinses cleanly and leaves hair soft, bright, and manageable while removing dust, dirt, and dandruff.
Regular meeting at Central Schoolhouse details
A Friday evening gathering at Central Schoolhouse included a business meeting followed by a program. Guests, readings by Miss Emery, music by Mabelle and Greis Flory, and various local names are listed. Other notes mention attendance at a Lutheran service, visitors from Manhattan, corn planting delays, a cream social planned, and upcoming youth activities and sports plans.
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Prosran
Sone
Helen Seliowarts
Djalosne
Hoetiwar Spring Hai
Olin Veoffner
Fexas
Naturalization
Miss Emery
Mabelle Sual Greis Flory
Hodiboteen
Win. Niebrugee
Fred Fleer
Walter Qeble
Manhattan
Wetasas
Castrock
Chris. Letroyvary
Oseau
Johanning
D. W. Johanning
Henry Johanning
Joe Leafant Gon
Willie
Will Simon
Leo
Clara
Lucas Fleer
Paul Johannine
Lawrence
Cnien
Walter Jeble Catte
Christ$s Schwarz
Worden
Priester
Alilion Warner
Charlie Elat
Avan Selawarty
Varia
OL AL Selavara Beveli
Pail Johluaining
Beenie ” Charles
Sunday Praised Editors of Kansas
The Kansas Sunday press editors received praise for their reception at a campus event. Viable remarks by President Strong opened the talk, with Mae Sunday engaging the audience. A crowd surged toward the doors, causing a minor disruption as deputies assisted. Margaret Lenn sustained a sprained wrist when a chair slipped as she left the platform.
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Mae
Fried
Brigus
Eral Capeeral
Briges
Studie
Margaret Lenn
When in woman tries to describe a lecture she
A fragmented remark notes how a woman’s speech about a lecture sounds as if she had been consulting her dressmaker. It captures a witty social observation without naming individuals or events.
Compromise at Cleveland Street Car Men Vote to Accept Offer
Cleveland May 4. Motormen and conductors of the Cleveland Naile wax goirbany voted 1123 in d86 od to accept the company's compromise wage offer averting a strike. The terms call for a 2 cent an hour increase effective immediately with an additional 1 cent May 1 1917 and a minimum day of five hours. First year men receive 20 cents an hour more while others gain less. The company estimates the total advance at least 532 600 in two years of the agreement.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Naile Wax Goirbany
Arwntne Art class presents play and Baker team to meet Nebraska
Fragments show Arwntne Art department students performing a one day play to appreciative audience at Fomiatls with Misses Maz Graham Elhwyn W5geht Millan Ruth Baldwin Jennie Messrs Harry Jett Claude Main Ray Reason andobert Treganza. Baker tennis team to face Nebraska University on the local road next Saturday afternoon weather permitting. Hoover and Jewell to represent Baker. Various local notes report injuries, visits, trains, and community events including S.A. Thorn Topeka Loyal Legions meeting and state editorial association in Lawrence.
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Public Speakine Department
Audiencs
Fomiatls
Maz Graham
Elhwyn
Millan
Ruth Baldwin
Jennie Messrs
Harry Jett
Claude Main
Ray Reason
Nebraska U
Baker
Nebraska University Trnnis Tenn
Hoover
Jewell
Baldwin
R. F. Thorn
Heave
S.A. ‘Phorm
Fothorn
Thomas
Warkieee
Steve Boone
Janet
Ford Haver'aml
Ot Omala
Dante AleMillan
Pbk Wits
Win
Thalia
Barricklow
Il Health
S.A
Muriam
Luella Brown
Exbridge
FL Hatter
Ottawa
Wutth Melbenry
Seversts
Wilkins
Lynene
Training for Women Now Germans Reflect on Their Heavy Duties
In Bavaria discussions urge mobilizing women for wartime tasks. Some recognize economic and nursing roles as key, while others doubt the plan. Proponents include prominent social workers advocating universal service to maximize national effort during the conflict.
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Wartiermiune
Bavaria
Altort
Basi Varia
Ta Vom
Waldo Absent as New York Paper Manager Misses Kansas Editor
Richard Waldo, manager of the New York Tribune, will not be present to witness the Kansas editor’s remarks. The New York paper faced a marked rise in circulation this week as events unfolded.
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Waldo
Richard Waldo
New York
Pritrame
Kansas
Fr Tate
Meele ‘Tharne
May Festival at Cardley School Sparks Local Debate
In a chaotic note from the Cardley School, plans for a May festival are misrendered with garbled text. The item mentions teachers, a parade, a fundraiser, and social commuters, with references to an ex-work and a patent claim. Community patrons reportedly plan to attend, amid confusion over the event’s purpose and schedule.
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Farenis
Cardley School
Taierraw Attevnedaa
Ale
Seliaal Sie
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