Kansas Blind Commission Aids Self-Sufficiency Efforts
Kansas blind commission director in Douglas county tabulates the blind population. About 25,000 blind statewide with 80 percent adults. 30 percent educated. Home teaching by trained instructors and Cecile Hamilton will assist in Lawrence. Free program funded by taxpayers led by Governor Davis and others aims to make the blind independent. A sale of goods by blind Kansans at Topeka Fair shows success, with plans for a holiday sale. Communications to the Kansas Commission for the Blind in Topeka.
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AL Roche
Commission For the Blind of
Kansas
Douglas County
Roche
Cecile Hamilton
Kansas State School For the Blind
Perkins Institute
Harvard University
Lawrence
Jonathan M. Davis
M. O. Nyberg
State Board of Health
Thos. E B. Chandler
State School For the
Kansas City
Kans
Jess W. Miley
I. A. Wilson
Fopeka
Mar
George Stratton
St. George
A. GC. Wilson
Eureka
Daisy Garvin
J. A. Wilson
Topeka
Lovelia Hilty
Trene
Judy
Garnett
Ruby Rickert
Manhattan
Charles McNew
Burlingame
Anna Anderson
Herington
Louis Geiser
Hog Sale Tuesday at Woodland Park by Douglas County Livestock
Catalogues issued for the second log sale of the Douglas County Livestock Improvement Association to be held Tuesday afternoon in the Agriculture building at Woodland Park. Sales committee members are Ed Cowles I D Harris and Otto Spitzli. Auctioneers are Homer T Rule Ottawa O O Thomas and W Hy Stone Lawrence.
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Douglas County Livestock Improvement Association
Woodland Park
Ed Cowles
I. D. Harris
Otto Spitzli
Homer T
Rule of
Ottawa
O. 0. Thomas
W. Hy Stone
Lawrence
Community notices from Clinton and Wallace city area
North Lawrence F. H. Howard and family plan to move into Mrs. Mary Snow's property at 408 Locust Wallace W.C. T. WU. chaired a well attended meeting with Mrs. A. W. Lamb and will meet October 9 with Mrs. Ralph Pine at 536 Elm Delegates will be appointed for the State convention October 16 to 19 in Leavenworth Mrs Ed Javka new member will lead October program Gordon Kelly is on the sick list but improving Truman Hubie spent days in Pittsburg buying ties for Kaw Valley interurban system Mr and Mrs Bate Collins bought vacant lots at 309 Elm and will build a house this fall A well attended Christian church meeting led by Walter Lewis planned a membership supper and church work discussion Friends of Mrs C G Miller regret surgery and hospital stay wish a speedy recovery Theft report top coat stolen by George Shuller from Twelfth and Tennessee streets
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F. H. Howard
Clinton
Mary Snow
Locust
Wallace
W.C. T. WU
A. W. Lamb
Ralph Pine
Leavenworth
Ed Javka
Kelly’ Gordon
Truman Hubie
Pittsburg
Kan
Kaw Valley Interurban Railway
Bate ‘Collins
Elm Street
Chri Ian
Walter Lewis
C. G. Miller
North Streets
Fire an Arch Enemy and Fire Prevention Call
The fire marshal warns against arson, stressing prevention as the department’s main duty and punishment as a deterrent. He notes the U.S. suffered about 15,000 deaths and 16,000 injuries in 1922 with property losses over half a billion dollars, and Kansas saw multiple fatalities with over 5.7 million dollars in property damaged.
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Department of State
United States
Kansas
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North Lawrence
George Shuller
Twelfth
Tennessee
the New Hall OF Fame
Marig Chamles
Robinson
Mario Chamles
Metropolitan Opera Company
Brunswick, Si
Chamiee
Brunswick
Thefbrunswick-Balke Collender Co
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Chamlee Records
Bell’s Music Store
National Chamber of Commerce
Local
Chamber of Comme
Office
Mass
Sorel Erees
The
Tion
Buttler
SAN Verson Motor Ca
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Green Bros
Cross
Hyne
Quromindern
Chearer
New York Cleaners
Phione
Holliday
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