Northern Texas Traction Company earns award for service
The Northern Texas Traction Company of Fort Worth wins a national mis service award for outstanding achievement in public relations and safety. The company highlights increased ridership, housing development support, and efforts to improve worker relations and accident prevention, with other rail firms receiving commendations.
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Tac Ftion Company
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Genfra Association
Victory Tide
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Seligol
United Railways & Electric
Company of Baltimore
Interstate Public Service Company
Arene Angles
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Aurora
Elgin
T River Eere Company
Mpan Francisco
Sacramenco Company
Shreveport We Company
Unio Street Railway
Bedford
Mass
Ompany
Kansas Tuberculosis Association Holds 5th Annual Workers Meet
Hutchinson Kansas October 1 The Kansas State Tuberculosis Association opens its five day annual workers conference with a three day program. Dr K Lenrigo and Mrs Walter Barry County Montepioiry A Buch ard Miss Pauline Fairchild visit Hutchinson High School. Dr Frank Strong addresses the opening session. Officers include Dr Frank Strang and Robert Stohe Topeka. The gathering also discusses methods and results of Christmas seat advisory work. The distance Pole to Pole is 7200 miles.
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Kansas State “Tubereulosis Issociaion
Kansas
Sodia Werk
Tines
Public Earth Service
Tuberculosis Association
Ird
C.perkins
Galena
A. J. Strangon
New York
Haearias Losis Association
State
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Lawrence
Paetinents CO
Oburn Mld
Kansas City
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Topeka
Nore
Meeting notes from October convention and related reports
A fragmentary record from a Thursday convention includes committees, reports, and business items. It references Topeka chair duties, Chicago speakers, and a prayer session, with adjournment set after a Thursday afternoon program and a Thursday night devotional service.
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A. Snjeor
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Topeks
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T. Ats
Lawrency
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Chicago
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Wichita
Crannelt
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Hanis
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Manhilian
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Frederick in Spring Cleaning at the Ba bertel theater
Moviegoers may see both the sat and the flag in films before the play when Fréderick visits Wednesday night at the Ba ba itel theatre. Glen W Dickinson has secured Three Women at the Varsity and Bowersock theatres today and tomorrow with Miss Frederick in person for the visit. The Fast Set, adapting Spring Cleaning, screens today at the Varsity with Betty Copson, tied to special arrangements. A managers meeting of the Kansas Electric Power Co was held this morning at the general office with a luncheon at Wiedemans’s.
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Ba Aietel
Sat
Glen W. Dickinson
Varsity
Bowersock — Theatres
Miss Frederick
Bowersock Theatre
Betty Copson
Frederick
Aeinson
Mananele jHeld
Kansas Electric Power | Co
Kansas Electric Power General Office
Old Settlers to Meet at Baldwin Church
The Old Settlers association will convene at the Methodist church in Baldwin tomorrow. A noon dinner precedes speeches by C Simons and Theo Gardner of Tawiene. Mrs Simons will read a Kansas pronger day address requested for the gathering. Lawrence attendees include Chuck er and John Walton.
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Methodist Church
Baldwin
C. Simons
Theo Gardner
Tawiene Wi
Simons Willepeat
Kansas
Old Settlers
Lawrence
Chucker
John Walton
Deaths and Funerals of William Breckenridge in Lawrence
William Breckenridge, 79, died yesterday at his home south of Lawrence. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev. G. N. Jackson officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hills Cemetery. Mrs. Wilson Martin and Mrs. McClune assisted as hostesses. The Pleasant Hour Club program followed with songs and talks about Florida, its history, and places like St. Johns River, Jacksonville, Lake Worth, and Tampa, ending with songs and a light luncheon.
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William Breckenridge
Lawrence
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Oak’ Halls
Wilson Martin
Florida
Mesdames
Lindsey
Levette
Bigsby
Secompar
St. John’s
River
Jacksville
Rockridge
Lake Worth
Alma Jeach
Tampa
Sunshine
Guy Bigsby
Pendsay
Robert Martin
Pleasant Hour Club
Mary Pieyson
Kanwaka
Glatepar
Sponte
Community Notices and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Life
Local residents share visits and duties as Olaf Anderson recovers, and the next reg ear meeting is planned for November with Mrs. 3.R and Mrs. Cha Topping. Bell Bros supplies a piano for the school as dry conditions slow wheat planting. Mrs. Rieder returns from Beloit and plans kept. The Entra Nous club hosts a Saturday gathering at E Reeves home with several guests. Viola Transmeier spends Sabbath with her parents. The P club hosts a Friday event in the school house with Haskell department program and light fare. York Lynch visits from Dainsville. congratulations to Miss Josephine Yeoman on her marriage.
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Folk
Colorado Springs
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Lee Colman
Reeves
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Jerry Lyons
Eli Taylor
Kirby
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Lynch of
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Doctor Andrewes New Truss Promises Rupture Cure
Kansas City doctor advertises a new truss claiming unmatched curative effects for rupture. The device weighs ounces, lacks belts or steel bands, and is offered on a free trial to readers who write for referral.
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Local Couple Weds Then Plans Short Trip
A young couple wed on Wednesday, left immediately for a brief wedding trip, and will face difficulties upon returning. Mr Fralick works for Santa Fe. Mrs Lula Taylor is connected with Maud Reeves. Mr and Mrs Henry Givens and Mr Kirby visited Hoye Star on Sunday.
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Santa Fe
Lula
Taylor
Maud Reeves
Henry Givens
Kirby
Hoye Star
Tanlac claims relief for rheumatic pains and fatigue
Sosie Christy of Swift Avenue reports severe rheumatic back pains dizziness and insomnia improved after taking Tanlac. She says appetite digestion sleep improved and weight increased by eight pounds. The advert promotes Tanlac as a remedy available at druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Failie
House Improvements Cited In Local Notes
A resident describes installing a Jane array ventilating system and mentions plans to outfit a new henhouse with one. Kotex at Rankin's Drug Store, A101 Mass., appears in the clipped text.
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Rankin' S Drug Store
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