Kansas WCTU convention pledges support and reform
The Kansas Women’s Christian Temperance Union hails resolutions praising Board of Managers and Mrs Minnie Grinstead, endorsing Lorraine Wooster, and urging prohibition reinforcement, dormitories for students, curfew laws, medical temperance study, and anti tobacco measures. Delegates complain of short journal copies and will receive free convention proceedings.
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Kansas Womans Christian Temperance Union Home
Board of Managers
Wyanadotte County
Womans Christian Temperance Union of
Kansas
Minnie Grinstead
Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational Church
E State University
Haske
Emma ‘W. Grover
State House
Journal- World
Tne
Mystery solved new bakery opens in Lawrence with hot rolls
The Lawrence Federal System of Baking opened in the Stubbs Building on Eleventh Street across from Watkins National Bank. Ovens in view rotate by electric motor as customers watch bread bake. Owners include Dick Williams president Burt Cochran vice president and Eldon Smith secretary manager. The bakery serves hot bread and hot rolls every fifteen minutes, greeted as delicious by attendees.
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Lawrence
Stubbs
Eleventh Street
Watkins National Bank
Federal
Dick Williams
Burt Cochran
Eldon Smith
Extension Division Enrollment Surges 138 Percent
The Extension Division of the University reports an 138 percent rise in enrollment over last year. New courses include Commercial, Spanish, Spanish Literature, Entomology, Economics and Home Nursing. The division comprises twenty eight departments with English, Romance languages and Education top in popularity. Students from Colorado, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Maryland and Washington join the corps.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missorri
Iowa
Maryland
Wash-incton
Express Car Robbery in Memphis by Five Men
Five men boarded a Memphis bound train and held up the express messenger and helper as it left the yards. They seized several packages and escaped when the train halted at a junction west of the city after a yard crew alerted authorities. Nearby in Cleveland a separate morning robbery targeted a paymaster at the Samuel Emerson plant, taking the payroll sack and fleeing in a car.
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Memphis
Here
Cleveland
Samuel Emerson
Euclidannie
Eye Glasses Fitted and Repairs by Hester and Roberts
The shop Hester and Roberts offers lens grinding to correct errors and fit new lenses while preserving and reusing any pieces from broken glasses. They duplicate any lens to ensure precise matching and full restoration of vision.
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Hester & Roberts
Baldwin Farm to Be Sold to Highest Bidder at Auction
The 840 acre Eben Baldwin farm in Douglas county to be sold next Wednesday by the Sutter Land Auction Company. Heirs will not bid. sale aims to settle the estate and divide proceeds under the will. The farm includes Kaw bottom land and the Lake View village with strong improvements. Charles Bren of Salina, secretary of the Salina Chamber of Commerce, and his wife visit Mrs Cher.
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Jas. H. ‘Mitchell
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Douglas County
Kaw Bottom
Lake View
Sutter Land Auction Company
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Hartig Victory
Friday bowling at the Elks alleys saw Hartig’s team win the sevenback series over Albach by taking three of four games. Hartig led his squad with 227, while Gustafson led Albach with 219. Game scores included Hartig 256 229 252 238 and Albach 218 282 243 292. London egg prices rise with retail at 1.25 to 1.35 per dozen. Food Ministry may intervene to shield consumers.
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Elks
London
Food Ministry
Car of Russian Emperor Fetches 15000 at London Sale
London reports a government car built for the late Russian emperor sold for 15000. Dr. G W Jones traveled to Hutchinson to address the Hospital Association of Kansas at its annual convention. Mr and Mrs J C Lewellen with sons Maxwell and Chester visited Topeka to spend the weekend with Mrs Rex Berry.
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London
Russia
G. W. Jones
Hutchinson
Hospital Association, of
Kansas
J. C. Lewellen and Sons
Maxwell and
Chester
Topeka
Rex Berry
Hair Tonic Ad At McCulloch's Drug Store
An old newspaper item promotes Mahdeen Hair Tonic priced at one dollar per bottle sold through McCulloch's Drug Store. The note appears under a brief classified style marketing blurb by Rev.
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Big Clean Sweep Sale At Md Ceannele Farm Near Lawrence
Auction notice by G D Thomas with 12 years of experience. Sale held Friday October 17 at 2 00 o clock at Md Ceannele Farm located 16 miles southwest of Lawrence, six miles east of Alchiend. Includes 2 cows and 2 yearling calves, 4 horses including one hay horse.
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Ottohergh
MD Ceannele Farm
Lawrence
Alchiend
Thivoir
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