Democrats Elect State Delegates National convention primaries listed
Washington dispatch shows Democrats in 17 states will choose delegates to the 1924 national convention direct vote in March and April. Dates vary by state with some conventions set by state committees and some delegates chosen by presidential preference primaries. There will be 1004 delegates and 203 votes needed to nominate.
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Washington
Associated Press
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
Alabama
California
Massachusetts
Montana
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
West Virginia
Arizona
Arkansas
North Carolina
Maryland
Michigan
Nevada
South Caroline
Wyoming
Hill Top Dwellers and a Poetic Campus Scene
Hill top dwellers gaze toward the blue and campus spires as students stream by. A Hilltop observer ponders poetry and the campus waterworks, learning a “useful cooling tank” fuels the power plant and keeps boilers free of silica.
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Antuma
Trogenes
Blake Hall
Versailles
Louis
Traimun
J. R. Holmes Just Insurance Ad at 107 E Seventh
J R Holmes offers insurance services from 107 East Seventh. Contact by phone 19 for coverage options including life, fire, and auto. Local advertiser notes prompt quotes and personalized service.
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J. R. Holmes
Just Insurance
E. Seventh
Eudora News Briefs Include Local Death and School Events
Shoppers from Solth Eudora and nearby towns are noted along with numerous notices of deaths in the area. Teachers and parents held a meeting at the grade school, new officers were elected for 1928 24, and a program followed. A football game between Endora and Topeka Industrial School for Boys occurred on a warm afternoon with Endora winning. Community gatherings included gospel meetings and Kanwaka club activities. Several residents are listed as attending fairs and visiting relatives, and local work such as plastering and construction is mentioned.
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Albert van Gunten
Eudora
Delbert Adams
Oliver Deay
Cudora
Hubert Walker
Goodland
Nanzy Walker
Bert Dillard
Kansas City
Ed Haverty
W. Carr
Dess Krytill
Johnson
Hughes
Kindred
Allen
Alma Hughes
James McCrabin
Eddebrook
Charles Gordon
Leb Holmes
John White
Charles Walker
Mountain Grove
Idaho
Due Bailey
Willow Springs
Eva Walker
Phenix
Arizona
Cora Bailey
Finneral
Rev
Knepp
Eudora A de
Missie Thoren
Robert Gabriel
Chester Moody
Marie Epperson
Tucques
Presen
Yd Haverty
C. G. Gerstenberger
Fred Schlegel
Tony Schlegel
Chester Mooiy
Guy Grimes
Mary Exit
D. Ervin
Riley Gombe
William Combest
Fred Walker
Alfred Sele
John Miller
William Smith
Alvin Bond
Ziewler
William Knake
Dora Niese
William Stadler
Towlberge
Kneppis
Joe Ailbery
Endora
Topeka Industrial School
H. Miller
Stroebel
J. Parker
Eudora High School
el Gabriel
Lelia Gabriel
Ethel Kindred
Yulney Holmes
Lawrence
Martha Schuler
Nh Seiwald
Allen Cochran
O. BK. Votuwerd
G. T. Git
M. ©. Hill
H. H. Gerstenberger
Hilda Helen
Vinehaut Tain
G. G. Gerstenberger
Donald
Ed Thoren
Howard
Henry Thoren
Erwin
Lelia
Arthur Ott
Kaw-river
Charles Durr
Mrs. B. Durr
Mr. Fox
B. Durr
Zatti Gomacie
Kanwaka Opens School Month With 31 Enrolled
First Kanwaka school month ends September 28 with 31 enrolled: 22 boys and 9 girls. Twenty two pupils had perfect attendance, led by Donald Elkin Howard Gregory Charles Dews Raymond Seean Ivan Hird Eugene Hird Glenn Mesenhimer Curtis Godlove Kenneth Mesenhimer Morgan Allison Everett Shaw Milton Elliott Paul Hird Willard Shaw Charles Traynor Dale Allison Robbie Traynor Luella Shaw Ruth Calman Eila Godlove Josephine Seetin Marguerite Hird and others.
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Arthur. Hird
Homer Hird
Esther
Wid
Dorothy Elliatt
Frances “B. Willard
Frances Willard
Abrabant Lincoln
Margaret Colman
Frances
Willard
Virginia Colman
National Prohibition
Howsiag Gregory
Donald Elkin
Luella Shaw
Eugene Wied
Ella Godlave
Kansas City
Kanwaka
P.m
Sellass
G. H. Dicks
George Dews
Hird
George Daws
Rowning
Anna Mitchell
Geo. Dews
Wo ‘Ha Browning
Lawrence
Kansas
John
William Johnston
Ed Shaw
Kel
Barber District
Alice Osborn
George Dornan
W. O. Slusser
Rotary
R. Colman
George
Fittatt
Nil Ars
Merle Colman
C.K. Stanwix
Blott
Stanwis
Maurine Shanwix
E. Seetin
Clyde Humacher
E. Stanwix
M ‘Calph Colman
A. R. Colman
Harley Armstrong
Topeka
Howard Gregory
Charles Dews
Raymond Seean
Ivan Hird
Eugene Hird
Glenn Mesenhimer
Curtis Godlove
Kenneth Mesenhimer
Morgan Allison
Everett Shaw
Milton Elliott
Paul Hird
Willard Shaw
Charles Traynor
Dale Allison
Robbie Traynor
Weaver School Month Ends With Attendance Totals
The report shows an average attendance of 1.8057 for the first month with girls at 21.4 percent and boys at 7.9 percent. Marie Dowding posted 100 percent spelling for the month. Activities included Francis Willard day featuring song and reading. Visitors included Benjamin Nejis Mrs Henry Westerhaus and Mrs John Bowen and Mrs Charlotte Henderson of Princeton Jrl. spent from funds until Monday with John Bowens. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ness and family visited Lawrence shoppers Wednesday afternoon. A nice cream social was held.
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Osgoaul
St. Francis Hospital
W. F. Elkin
W. A. Colman
Godlove
Colman
Rose Watson
Gene Brune
Aileen Colman
San Francisco
Calif
Ind
Mra
J. R. Topning
Charles Topping
Walton
Gove
Kansas
Guy Bigsby
Helen
May
L. Bigsby
George Bigsby
Don Westheffer
Don E
Ernest Bigsby
Ambrose Bigsby
Bigsby
Ale
Awk
Grace Walcoti
Julia Kieve
T le Rebuers
Jetty
Gracie Low
James Wolcott
Topeka
Merle Colman
Idstuchter
Ruth
Seetins
Mr O
M. C. Elliott
Milton
Mary Lou
A EL Ulrich
al Weber
Mr. Chapman
Bert Maroz
Lawrence
Fred A. Richardton
Marcus
Oliver
Mary Elizabeth
Pierson
L. PD. Buldwin
Lawrency
Clyde Momacher
Oke
Marie Dowding
Francis Willard
Benjamin Nejis
Henry Westerhaus
John Bowen
Charlotte Henderson
Princeton
Jrl
Benjamin
Ness
Community social notes and fair attendance in Big Springs area
The excerpt lists residents visiting each other, family gatherings at the Gideon Neis home, and various trips to Topeka and Lawrence. It notes attendance at the Big Springs fair, visitors at Yarnold and Overbrook, and local youths at school and college. Several people are mentioned: Miss Ruth Schroyer, Mrs. Leslie Kindred, O. A. Bidinger, Kathryn Bidinger, Frankie Howe, and others.
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Will Bidinger
Eula
Topeka
O. A
Clinton
Kampseroder
O. A. Bidinger
Elmont
Frank Raab
Walters
Rudié Houk
A. E. Ulric
Kathryn Bidinger
Tecumseh
Seibert Wallkuble
Kraft Mercantile
Levrrence
Busi Collage
Charlie Ice
Frank Ridings
Sam Swig Jr
Junior
Big Springs
Ralph Tee
Donali Thatcher
Otis Linderl
Dorothy
Lone Star
Miscelaneous shower honors Linna Woodard bride to be
A church social and bridal shower hosted for Miss Linna Woodard in honor of her forthcoming marriage to Albert Houk. Guests included Linna Woodard and many friends and relatives. The afternoon featured towel hemming and tea towels making, with refreshments served and gifts received.
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L. Lawson
Walter Bros
Willie Shaw
Zeeb Bros
Ernest
Ruth Schroyer
Bey
Yarnold
Women Dye Old Things New Sweaters Waists Draperies
Advertisement highlights patterns and garments for women including sweaters waists draperies skirts dresses ginghams coats kimonos and stockings. Emphasizes refreshing wardrobe with dyeing of old items. Market tone and period style suggest a shopping feature.
Diamond Dyes offer easy dyeing for all homemakers
A 15 cent package of Diamond Dyes promises simple directions that let any woman dye or tint faded fabrics, even without prior experience. Pick any color at the drug store.
Pinex cough syrup promises fast relief for many ailments
A home made Pinex based cough syrup is marketed as a cheap simple remedy that quickly clears stubborn coughs within 24 hours or less. It claims benefits for bronchitis hoarseness croup and winter coughs and suggests mixing 24 ounces of Pinex with a pint of syrup or honey to make a family supply. The ad touts Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract and warns buyers to request “255 ounces of Pinex” with full directions from their druggist.
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the Pines
Rt. Wayne, Ind
Marketable Livestock Prices Mixed Across Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago hogs traded mostly steady to higher with heavy weights selling up to 15 cents stronger. feeders firm to 15 cents higher while outsiders rose to 12.40. Cattle showed slow demand with best heavy steers around 10.83, calves and feeders steady to firm, but overall dull for heifers and cutters. Kansas City cash grains saw wheat and corn mixed with bids softening for several classes, cash prices fluctuating amid churn.
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Chicago
Lear Nee Vyarlings
Kansas City
Gas Relief Claim From Stomach Gas Nerves Cure
For twelve years Mrs. Cook suffered from gas on the stomach and nervousness with shortness of breath. She reports relief after using Adierika mixed with simple glyverine and buckthorn bark, stating it cleanses both stomach and bowels and removes gases within ten minutes. The advertisement claims Round Corner Drug Co at 801 Mass Street supplies the remedy.
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Cook
Round Corner Drug Co
Mass. Street
Unclear market and royal notes from Windsor to British Columbia
A fragmented clipping reports on wheat and grain futures in Chicago and Kansas City with various bids and percent splits, followed by bond listings and minor commodity quotes. It then shifts to Windsor dinner etiquette and a planned British Columbia portrait gallery, noting horse racing telegraph traffic and Alabama women in public education roles.
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British Columbia
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AL Gilkinson
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
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Ehoeta
Chester
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