Good roads hailed as cure for farm ills in Kansas
Chanute Oct 14 AP Cyrus Avery Oklahoma highway chief told Southeast Kansas Farm Congress that good roads will cure agricultural problems, arguing highway and motor truck transport expand markets and farm prosperity. He blamed county-unit road systems for hindering state highway progress and urged centralized funding for a unified state network.
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Cyrus
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Oklahoma State Highway Commission
Southeast Kansas Farm Congress
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Llinois
Missouri
Shultz Speaks on Jesus Peace and War at Church Supper
B Shuecretary of the University spoke at the West Side Presbyterian church monthly supper. He argued Jesus’ principles apply to concrete modern issues and discussed defensive war, international peace, and world courts. The event featured a seven oclock tea and nineteen men from fifteen trades. County Clerk Bussing oversees preparations for the upcoming general election with ballots and election boards to be appointed.
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VY. M. AL
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Borah
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County to add two snow plows for winter
The Douglas county board voted yesterday to purchase two more snow plows, bringing the county fleet to three for the upcoming winter. Planned as essential after heavy snows showed the need for effective road clearance.
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Sale of church season tickets approved for supper series
The Unit men of the Brotherhood class at First Methodist Pall Church decided to handle sale of season supper tickets as last year. Children under twelve will be charged a lower price when with parents. The first supper is Wednesday October 20 and will continue every Wednesday through December. Ernest Boyce, committee chairman, outlined a series of programs. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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Real estate men attend sixth Kansas convention in Lawrence
Large delegation from Topeka real estate circle travels to Kansas City for the Kansas Association of Real Estate convention in Lawrence. Ray Mantin presides at the farm land division session at 7 30 pm as HL Hibke and others present talks on license law city planning and zoning. Tonight features a Wichita dance with Hal orchestra. the annual real estate hall follows at Jayhawk hall tomorrow evening with officers elected. Those staying to Saturday tour Greater Kansas.
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Kansas Association of
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Tawnee Real
Kansas City
Ray Mantin
Farm Land
HL Hbike
Farm Land Division
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Yoransas City
William Blodgett
Kansas
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Fegory Hon of
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John H. Miller
National Association
Wichita
Dayhawk Hall
Hal
Jayhawk Hall
Greater Rania
Public School Art Classes Begin For Children
The public school art department at the university resumes activities with day classes for children. The first session featured clay modeling of a rabbit in a cage. future sessions will cover raffia work, toy making, block printing designs, and flower studies in color. High school pupils will work on block printing and floral designs.
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Univ Ey. i
Y W G A Drive Reaches Seventeen Hundred Ninety
The YWCA finance drive at the University totals 1970 dollars to date as Marie Russ reports the effort will continue one more day. Teams have not yet reached every woman on campus, and officials believe the final total will exceed 2000 dollars. The campaign has strong worker enthusiasm and broad campus response.
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Pachacamac and Independents Boost Student Election
Fall university student election underway as polls opened at 8:30 in the morning and closed at 5:00 pm. Pachacamac and Independents conduct vigorous campaigning for class officers and Sophomore and Junior Prom managers.
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Independent
Open House by Cosmopolitan Club in Indiana Street
The Cosmopolitan Club will hold an open house tomorrow night at 1653 Indiana Street at 2 o clock. Chilo Rabinal and Charles Yu Jun will perform on steel guitar and Chinese flute. N E Raballa will give a sleight of hand act and Prof H K Lane will be present. Public invited. Prairie Oil and Gas declares 50 cent dividend per share payable November 30 1926 to stock of record October 29 1926. Ines Pratt travels to Kansas City to enter Tailes scholarship competition at Ivanhoe auditorium C Mo. Severns reports on business in Kansas with A Lane and MR Muenzer of Baldwin.
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Prairie Oil
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Ines Pratt
Kansas City
Ivanhoe Auditorium
PERSONAL notices from Hope and Baldwin travelers in Lawrence
Mrs Constant remains in Hope two weeks for a paying contract while Miss Florence Cortright from Baldwin travels through Lawrence to Kansas City. Effie van Tuy visits Leavenworth for a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles D Barth at the National Military Home. McNalley heads to Kansas City to spend the weekend with relatives. Women’s Relief Corps No 9 meets tomorrow afternoon at the GAR hall. City Drug Store, phone 17, advertises atomizers.
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Kansas City
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Bible Class Attendance And Club Events Noted
Bible class led by J E Hess with Mrs Romine at 114 Terrace Street seeks good attendance. Mothers League holds an all day fruit canning meeting at Mrs John J Simmonds home to prepare fruit for hospital. A reception by the club is planned tomorrow evening. Prof A J Born ton presides this year. Rain will host an evening of bridge and thimbles sponsored by Business and Professional Women clubs this winter in club rooms with plays to begin at 8 PM. D A TR members urged to contact committee for thirtieth anniversary luncheon reservations Saturday.
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Walter
The Woman Days Dress Advice Across Prices
A New York Get feature discusses women balancing dress quality and price. It notes shortages of mid priced garments, the appeal of versatile frocks, and strategic buying during sales to keep style without overspending. High priced gowns can outlast several cheaper outfits.
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