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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1924

Page

3

Foster Dwight Coburn 78 longtime Kansas agriculture official dies

Foster Dwight Coburn, 78, longtime Kansas State Board of Agriculture secretary and author on farming, died at his home after years of illness. Born Cold Spring, Wisconsin, in 1846, he served in Civil War units before moving to Kansas in 1867. Coburn held key posts, led the State Board of Agriculture for two decades, and contributed publications on swine husbandry and alfalfa. He held leadership roles in finance and temperance groups and participated as livestock judge at major expositions.

Jopeka Foster ‘Dwight Cévarn Kansan Wis Ephriam W Mary Jane (Marks) Coturn Co. F 138Th Ilinois Volunteer Infantry 62Nd. Ree Ilinois Voluteer Infantry Kansas Franklin County Lou Jen, Kans Franklin Co State Board of Agriculture J. K. Hudson Mr. Hudson William Sims Dle Indicator Publishing Company Kansas City Live Kansas City Gazette George W. Martin Coburn Martin Mohler Jané J. C. Mohler State E. W. Hoch Prudential Trust Company Capital Building and Loan Association Bank of Topeka St. Louis The State Temperance Union Joe Ree Tee Ee Topeka Kan Associated Press Dwight Fs. C . State Départment Ture Katsas Tor

MOURN F. D. COBURN Funeral Of Former Official

Funeral services for F D Coburn former Kansas official were held at his Topeka home with Dr Estey presiding. State officers paused official duties during the service noting his long career and illness. Survivors include a widow Jenkins Coburn a son Coburn of Kansas City and two daughters Tomson of Lincoln Neb and Theodore Jessupiof.

Estey First “Presbyterian Church Topeka Cemetery E.cobb WW. Bowman Harold T. Clase J. Hams Elliott Wheeler Mohler

DeMolay Knights Attend Kansas Grand Conclave

Twenty seven DeMolay commandry No 4 Knights Templar will attend the grand conclave of Knights Templar in Emporia Kansas tomorrow and Wednesday. Lawrence representatives leave tonight at 5 43 on a special train with Knights Templar from across the state. Judge Hugh Means deputy grand commander will become grand commander at the officer election on Wednesday. Lawrence attendees include Judge Hugh Means William Frank Mareh Edwin Bumgardner Prof C E Birch T S Charlton vc Dunkley Robert Eggert Otto Fischer James J Glendinning Mayor F M Holliday W W Hutton H A Jetmore L N Lewis C J Lane C G B McClelland R E B Protsch W A Quakenbush George T Reynolds C B Russell R H Stewart H M Faylor S A Woods Henry Weingartner J N Johnson W H Eastman A M Gilmore and Harry Spark.

Knights Templar Grand Commandry Knights Templar State of Kansas Emporia Lawrence Hugh Means L. N. Lewis C. J. Lane CG. B. McClelland R. EB. Protsch Quakenbush George T. Reynolds C. B. Russell R. H.stewart H.M. Faylor A. Woods Henry Weingartner J. N., Johnson W. H. Eastman M. Gilmore Harry Spark

McAdoo Campaign Manager Claims Near Nomination

Nashville May 12. David Ladd Rockwell of Chicago, McAdoo campaign manager, releases a tabulated statement showing 64814 votes for McAdoo on early New York Convention balloting, within 85 votes of two thirds. He notes 33 states and territories with 920 convention votes have expressed preference, with McAdoo winning or dividing delegations in most cases, while opponents were favorite sons in many.

Nashville Tenn David Ladd Rockwell Chicago W. G. McAdoo McAdoo New York

Jury to receive documents before week’s end

The jury will be given the materials before the latter part of the week. The trial has been in progress for nearly two weeks.

County Religious Body Names Council Officers in Douglas County

Officers of the Older Boys and Girls Council on Religious Education for Douglas County were chosen Saturday afternoon at the county conference closing at the First Christian church. Lewis Tucker of Lawrence to head the boys, Weldon Houser as vice-president, Alvan Kampschroeder secretary treasurer. Katherine Gabriel of Eudora president of the girls council, Helen Skye of Haskell Institute vice-president, Helen Stover of Lawrence secretary treasurer.

Douglas County First Christian Church Lewis Tucker Lawrence Weldon Houser Alvan Kampschroeder Richland Katherine Gabriel Eudora Girls’ Council Helen Skye Haskell Institute Helen Stover

PLAN COUNTY PICNIC ON JULY WEEK

Plans were made for a county picnic to be held sometime during the week of July at a meeting of the County Council on Religious Education yesterday afternoon at the home of Will Gorrill 841 Alabama Street. A tentative program for religious work this year was outlined by Prof. H. K. Ebright of Baldwin and duties were assigned to committees. The council members were entertained with dinner at 1 30 yesterday afternoon, hosted by Ms and Mrs C W Newby Mr and Mrs J S Stover and Mr and Mrs Will Gorrill. Guests included the Rev art Mrs A Richard Mr and Mrs C Gerstenberger of Buc Mr and Mrs August Walters Rev and Mrs W S Gardner Mr and Mrs Daniels Prof A K Ebright of Baldwin Harold Megill of Lecompton Miss Mary Dixon Miss Emery of Baldwin Mr and Mrs Robert Gabrel of Eudora and Mr and Mrs A H Fiehter of Eudora.

Will Glrrill Alabama-street H. K. Ebright Baldwin C. W. Newby J. S. Stover Will" Gorrill Art A. Richard CC. Gerstenberger Buc August Walters W. S. Gardner J. Daniels A.K. Ebricht Harold Megill Lecompton Mary Dixon Emery Robert Gabrel Eudora A. H. Fiehter

Argentine Wins Contest at State Typewriting Meet

Salina May 12 Argentine won the state typewriting contest held a week ago Saturday W N Van Slyck president of the Kansas state high school typewriting league announced this morning Eastern Kansas town took 24 points Arkansas City second with four points and Trego and Chanute tied for third with one point each

Salina W. N. van Slyck Kansas State Kansas Arkansas City Trego Chanute Towins

Five Burn to Death in Home Blaze Near Bismarck

Mrs Leonard Davenport and four children perished in a fire at their home forty five miles northeast of Bismarck according to a dispatch to the Bismarck Tribune One child was saved by the father but severely burned. The blaze caused a tragic loss in a rural North Dakota setting.

Bismarck, D Leonard Paveport Jacath Here Bismarck Tribune

Sinclair Property Returns Value Of $251,225 In Kansas

Toneka May 12 The Sinclair Pipeline company properties at Eudora Douglas County valued at 251225 by J B Worsley engineer for the public utilities board The pumping station at Elmont Shawnee County worth 230568 in report made a week ago Worsley inspected the two plants after valuations by the company had been submitted Two other stations at Washington and Blaine to be inspected by the engineer

Toneka Kansas Sinclair -Pipeline Company Eudora Douglas County State “Tax Commission J. B. Worsley Public Utilities Board Elmont Shawnee Worsley Tax Commission Sinclair Washington Blaine

Wichita official quits after brief tenure

Lloyd Hamilton of Wichita resigned today from the post of secretary of the state public utilities commission ten days after being appointed. He said he is finishing his course and did not begin the duties of the office.

Toneka Kan Lloyd Hamilton Wichita State Public Utilities Commission Hamilton

Four Children Die In Fire In Millinocket Me

Mrs John Bragant and four of her six children were burned to death when their home burned today in Millinocket Maine. Fire destroyed the dwelling as neighbors fought to save them.

Childen John Bragant

Tax Bill Moves to Conference in House Action

Washington May 12 the house ordered the tax bill to conference to adjust differences with the senate seeking a final compromise.

Washington House Senate

Rate hearing sought in Topeka by Kansas city attorneys

Topeka May hearing requested by Orion A. Weede city attorney for Atchison. A general hearing on gas rates was urged for Kansas utilities, with letters supporting a broad discussion instead of individual city hearings. The request was briefly rejected previously.

Topeka Raw Kansas House Public Utilities Commission Orion A. Weede Atchison Weede Commission

Burton drafts keynote speech for Republican convention

Washington May 12 Representative Burton of Ohio presented the draft keynote address to President Coolidge for the Republican national convention in Cleveland. Burton, who will deliver the speech as temporary chairman, has worked ten days and expects two more weeks to finish revisions after talks with party leaders.

Washington Cleveland President Coolidge Representative Burton Ohio Burton

Appeal Turned Down In Lawson Hy Brokmann Case

Saturday's supreme court ruling affirmed the district court verdict in favor of L. Lawson against Hy Brokmann. The district jury awarded Lawson 47.10 on a last year pay term dispute. Brokmann appealed to the supreme court after district court action.

Powell undergoes cross examination in Wichita trial

Former Vice President O A Powell of the defunct American State Bank faced another strenuous cross examination in Wichita in a district court trial on charges of accepting deposits when the bank was insolvent. Court attaches said this afternoon the outcome remains doubtful.

Wichita O.a.powell American State Bank of Powell

Rheuma Drug Ad Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism

An advertising notice touts Rheuma as a fast remedy for rheumatic pains and swollen joints. It claims action on kidneys, liver, stomach, and blood, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and mentions the Round-Corn Drug Store offering it at a small price.

Karnak Prominent Women Endorse Health Benefits

Prominent women in Kansas City praise Karnak citing relief from stomach trouble heartburn and nervous fatigue. Mrs Jennie Reeves of Kansas City and Mrs Chellen of Wichita report improved digestion strength and energy after using Karnak. Karnak purports to restore health and vitality with a $1.10 bottle price and money back guarantee.

Jennie Reeves Martin Chellew Sirs Chellen Cleveland Avenue Wichita Kans Karnak Kansas City Harrison Avenue States Lawrence Round Corner Drug Co Linwood H. E

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