Dual Weddings Mark Small Kansas Ceremony Day
James D. Barrett of Bonner Springs wed Flossie Pritchard of Lenape, both 16, with probate judge C. Hindley presiding. Alice, arrested shortly after, and Mr Abeenpee plus Mrs Lindley also married by the judge. A Kansas newspaper notes heavy classified ads and a club of 30 Kansas girls pledging to marry ex service men.
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C. Hindley
James D. Barrett
Bonner Springs
Flossie Pritchard
Lenape
S. W.pritchard
Man of Game
Alice Arres Rn
Avhalfhour
Cere
Mr. Abeenpee
Lindley
Kansas
Lawrence Teachers To Attend State Meeting Forfeits Pay
Lawrence board approves dismissal of November 6 and 7 for Kansas State Teachers association sessions. Teachers receive 3 dollars in expenses and will forfeit pay for those two days if they do not attend. Superintendent Kent recommends keeping priority on attendance and limiting holidays. Professor A G Mitchell to represent the Lawrence board at the education round table concurrent with the meeting.
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Lawrence - School
State Teachers Association
Topeka
Board of Éducation
Kent
Kansas State Teachers Association
A. G. Mitchell
Lawrence
Round Table of Boards of Education
Teachers Association
Oats for Sale Prompt a Busy Morning Phone Call
In a Journal-World for sale column a man advertised 200 bushels of oats and lamented he could have sold a thousand. He says he even had to get out of bed to answer the morning phone call.
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Journal-World
Morgan Is Trustee Filled Grant Township Vacancy
Willard Morgan was appointed trustee of Grant township by the board of county commissioners yesterday to fill the vacancy caused by the accidental death of Albert A. Hicks. Morgan is a well known young farmer active in local public affairs and his appointment meets general approval in Grant township.
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A. A. Hicks
Willard Morgan
Grant Township
Board of County Commissioners
Albert A. Hicks
Morgan
Missouri coal on cars Derby Grat n Co Adv
Derby Grat n Co announces coal delivery by rail to Missouri customers, highlighting shipping efficiency and price offers. The notice emphasizes prompt loading, reliable schedules, and service for regional merchants seeking steady coal supplies.
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Missouri Coal On
Derby Grat N Co
Adv
Keeping the Color with Dine in Dye Kit
A clever woman dyed a package brown by dissolving it in boiling water and heating for future use. She now adds a few drops to rinses and starch when washing the children's tan stockings and the boys khaki suits to keep the garments in a uniform tan shade.
Now asked what an oyster is a fish-built like a nut
A classroom moment shows Billy answering that an oyster is a fish built like a nut after his teacher asks the class to define the creature. The humor highlights a child’s inventive misunderstanding during a lesson.
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Little Billy
Optimistic Thought and Worn Titles of Brain Sweat
A concise meditation on how mental effort yields title-worthy thought, noting that titles rise from intellectual exertion rather than external signals. The fragment suggests a value in study and reflection, even without visible marks of achievement.
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Relief From Nervous Thinness
An old advertisement promotes Bitro-Phosphate as a remedy for excessive thinness linked to phosphorus deficiency. It claims nerve calming effects and better energy, noting improved posture and glow, while advising cautious eaters avoid fat-producing foods during use.
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Ady
Gas Engine Study Sparks Junior High Project
Superintendent R A Kent has board approval to spend up to 650 dollars on an automobile engine for a shop classroom project. The engine must run and cost no more than 50 pounds, a challenge Kent believes he can meet with a suitable engine on display for student study.
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R. A. Kent
Kent
University Senate Opens Session For New Year
The first meeting of the university senate was called for 4:30 this afternoon. The body met to act on university committees recommended by the chancellor's cabinet.
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University Senate
Democratic Leader Resigns as Pujo Named Successor
Oct 7 New Orleans reports Robert Hughes resigning from the state central committee after a long tenure as a national Democratic committeeman since 1908. Former Congressman Pujo is selected as his successor. Also notes Mrs. W. T. Bromley killed in a Millwood runaway. McQueens present.
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New Orleans
Robert Hughes
National Democratic
Funeral notices outline local burials and services
The notice lists a funeral for Louis J. Eberhart with burial at Stony Point cemetery and a service at 8:25 PM. It also reports the death of John Hood at his home five miles west of Compton with a Wednesday service at 1:30 PM at the United Brethren church in Compton and burial in Compton cemetery.
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Louis’ J. Eberhart
Stony Paint
John Hood
Compton
United Brethren Church
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