Funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Deichman Held in Oak Hill
Lawrence pioneer Mrs. Henrietta Deichman died suddenly in Oklahoma City at 78. Her funeral was held at Undertaking parlors and burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery in Lawrence. Survived by daughters Mrs. A M Goldstand and Mrs. Harry Gerson of Oklahoma City and son Alfred Deichman of Kansas City.
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Henrietta Deichmann
Douglas County
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Henrett Deichman
Oklahoma City
Oak Will Cemetery
Deitchman
Abe Goldstandt
Harry Gerson
Alfred Deichman
Kansas City
Deichman
Kansas
Eudora
Teichman
Deiehman
Deiehmann
A. M.goldstand
Alfred Deielmann
Annual Football Banquet Planned by YMCA
The YMCA at the university will host the annual football banquet for the team on Wednesday December 1 in Robinson Gymnasium. Citizens and students including the ladies will attend the celebration. The event honors the football players and serves as a formal gathering of the student body and community for speeches and tributes.
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Gymnasium
Young Men’s Christian Association of the University
Robinson Gymnasium
YM. C. A
Tnnemeit
Thanksgiving Vacation Draws Near For Lawrence Students
Majority of students will leave for Thanksgiving from Wednesday of next week, returning after a brief visit home. The idle period will extend through the week, making the town one of the quietest in the region. The issue also highlights local businesses and services including Lawrence National Bank's strong deposits rise, savings department launch, and various shops and ads in town.
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Lawrence v
Lawrence National Bank
State Departments Collect Fees In Fiscal Year Totals
State Auditor Nation reports total fees collected by all departments for the fiscal year amounting to 693 288 with 44 890 51 from the university. The table lists various agencies including Agricultural College Dairy Commission Bank Commissioner and State Library among others. Local notices about flower sales and upcoming gift lists are also mentioned.
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State Auditor Nation
Board of Veterinary Examination
Fort Ways Agri
Hays Normal
Ccseeeee
Normal School
Osawatomie Hospital
Pen Revalving Fund
Tillsburg Manual
Schou
Lense Enstedian
Supreme Court
Topeka Hospital
University
Cholera Cure Scam Targeting Kansas Farmers Revealed
State pure food inspector John Kleinbuns exposed a cholera scam selling rock salt dyed with lamp black as a livestock cure. Promoter marketed the salt tonic for cholera and black leg, profiting on high margins before the Kansas Board of Health stopped further sales.
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Kansas
John Kleinbuns
State Board of Health
Exchange Building
Kansas City
Missouri
Exchange
Black Leg
Kansas City Stock Exchange
One Man Overlo Oked Brought Bullock to Lawrence
Philip Strahl, deputized by Sheriff Banning, brought Earl Bullock to Lawrence the night of the trouble. Strahl fulfilled his duty despite reluctance and held the boy until ordered to deliver him. The body was carefully loaded and transported, with Mrs Strahl performing her role in duty.
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Philip Strahl
Earl Bullock
Lawrence
Banning
Strahl
Mr. Strahl
Mrs Strahl
Tearing Down Signs Over Masque Club Play
A reader objects to the Masque Club play title contending it misleads audiences while defenders call the work a Sheridan classic. The dispute spawns a scene with school grounds and banners, as advertisements clutter the page.
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Teva Sesternay
Vlah
Didi Si
Sheridan
Une
Post Office Adopts New Holiday Mail Handling Rules
The Postoffice Department issues instructions for handling registered and first class mail during holidays. New one jacket system collects multiple parcels, clerks sign for the bag rather than each piece, speeding processing. Training continues with December implementation and special holiday dispatches planned.
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Postoffice Department
Postalice Department
New York
Student Council Regulates Freshmen Class Caps At Campus
The Student Council in Fraser Hall approved dispensation from November 1 to April 1 for freshmen not to wear class caps. The measure, optional for freshmen, aims to ease cold weather discomfort and align campus courtesy with visiting teams. The council also discussed regulating other student customs and practices, citing university courtesy as a goal.
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Student Council
Fraser Hall
Jack Frost
Comnei
Anl
Th University
Bank Statement Hints at Cash, Deposits and Liabilities
The fragment lists liabilities and capital items such as capital stock paid in surplus funds undivided profits and taxes, bank deposits subject to check and demand certificates, time deposits, and certified checks. It references National Bank notes and U S deposits, with figures suggesting total deposits and related balances.
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Otovk Palit
Vonice
Cerecees E24 Ag National Bank
United States
U. 3
Governor Stubbs Proclaims Day of Thanksgiving in Kansas
Governor W. R. Stubbs issues a proclamation designating Tuesday November as a statewide Day of Thanksgiving. He calls for thanks to God for blessings and asks all citizens to join in suitable worship and acts of charity, emphasizing unity, prosperity, and public duty.
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State of Kansas
W. Kunve
Geo
W. Kuhne
Beal WM
T. Sinclair
Ginal Messines
Kansas
Paw.r. Stubbs
Reading Matters Shapes Character and Public Taste
The article argues reading forms thoughts and character, urging Americans to choose wholesome, heroic stories over crime and vulgarity. It highlights a Watkins statement urging better periodical selections and notes the death of infant G. S. Seamans with funeral details.
Baldwin Man Seeks Record Insurance Policy
George Nicholson of Baldwin, cement man and Bak er University patron, has applied for a 1.5 million dollar life policy. He was in Kansas City under examination by 25 doctors as the risk check proceeds. The policy is for his cement company, which would receive the proceeds and pay the premiums. Reports say the amount may be the largest ever applied for.
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George Nicholson
Baldwin
Hig Cement
Baker University
Nicholson
Kansas City
Policn
Mdueters
Markets by wire wheat and grain prices across Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market notes Nov 18 show wheat receipts 52 cars with cash and May July quotes across No 2 red and mixed market terms. Corn oats rye hay butter live stock receipts and prices listed for cattle hogs and calves. Chicago markets mirror wheat and corn futures with live stock and dairy figures per standard quotes.
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Kansas City
Dee
Hay
Timothy Sul
iChoice Prairie
Ruatter—Creamery
Chicago
Endora Gas Shortage Prompts Winter Suffering
Gas pressure in Endora fell as the town awaits a new well. The recent demand from a cold spell strained supply and weakened the gas flame, risking further discomfort before the new well comes online. Gustafson of College Jeweler notes the situation. A Marks offers fine table cutlery.
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Endora
Tha Prs
Western Kansas visit and local social notes
Mrs Walter Krom and children returned home in Western Kansas after a short visit with Mr Kiefer and family. Sean Thomas of Oklahoma, relative of FT Thomas, came to buy cattle to ship to Oklahoma. Mies Goldin Piper returned to Welcome school after a visit home. Clifford Pease is ill with a bad cold. Mr and Mrs John Levitte spent Sunday with the Tillinghery family. Home Telephone boys shared a meal at Harry Manwaring's. Mrs Warren Ridley visiting her mother Mrs Evans. Warren Ridley traveled to Carbondale Friday to visit his brother Lon and family.
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Walter Krom
Kansas
Kiefer
Sean Thomas
Oklahoma
FT. Thomas
Mies Goldin Piper
Clifford Pease
John Levitte
Home Telephone
Herry Manwaring's
Warren Ridley
Evans
Cartondale
Lon
Bargains in Real Estate from McQuary-McNeill Investment Co
McQuary McNeill offers for sale or exchange 1634 acres with 4 improvements priced at 100000 and 1280 acres in Greenwood County Kansas at 40 per acre. Also 451 acres near Lawrence at 300 per acre. 110 acres west of Lawrence at 50 per acre. 160 acres west of Baldwin at 85 per acre. 110 acres near Lawrence at 65 per acre. 100 acres on California Road at 65 per acre. 274 acres near Compton at 55 per acre. 160 acres near good farm land at 65 per acre. They advertise the largest farm list in the county and adjoining counties plus city lots and loans for farms.
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McQuary-McNeill Investment Co
Greenwood County
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas City
Baldwin
California
Compton
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