Hays City remembered through Baptist Convention visit
The article recalls Hays Kansas and Fort Hays era life. It highlights the recent Baptist State Convention gathering in Hays with hospitality from churches and the Chamber of Commerce. It notes meals lodging and support for delegates, plus local figures including Rev Hy MacDowall Thompson. It mentions Fort Hays remnants and connections to Sheridan and Custer.
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Hays City
Dodge
Lima
Western
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Baptist State Convention
Chamber of Commerce
Hy. MacDowall Thompson
Baptist Church
Episcopal ‘Church
Knights of Columbus
Hydiac D. Thompson
Baptist Churchi
Chamber, of Commerce
Chamber of Gontiberts
Lloyd George Resignation Sparks Coalition Doubt Across England
fragmented wire service summary notes Lloyd George has quit and coalition ministers face doubt. even with uncertain supporters the cabinet holds on yet, while the political future in England remains a confused affair. the successor will face a difficult task amid uncertain public support and party unity.
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Fragmented musings and political jabs mix in stray verses
A garbled musing page mixes poems and social remarks about timing work, fear of unemployment, shipping booze politics, and a Thanksgiving deadline. It references a New York youth, multilingualism, war shifts, and candidates courting female voters amid scattered lines and stray quotes.
Viscount Satifay urges reunion of Anglican and Catholic churches
Lord Halifax aged 82, grandson of Grey, has led High Church moves for decades and sought reunion with the Catholic Church. He traveled to Rome over twenty years ago to urge a marriage of churches but Leo XII refused. In Latvia, religious instruction enrollment swells as 1835 pupils join classes statewide, with Hawthorne and Salina schools contributing many pupils.
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England
Lord‘ Halifax
Ann Grey
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Latvia
Earned Wage Concept Explored by Labor Secretary
The editorial credits Labor Secretary Davis with advancing the earned wage idea as a path to lower prices and sustainable living costs. It argues that truly earned wages ensure workers can cover living expenses, while misaligned pay and clock-watching raise prices and strain households.
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Davis
Topeka
Cornerstone Laying at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday exercises will be held with Rev Stephen S Estey of Pekin as principal speaker. The cornerstone ceremony will follow in the afternoon after morning services.
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First Presbyterian Church
Towbe
Stephen, S- Estey
Tetpeka
American Samoa Government Schools Put In Operation
Nineteen schools have been established by the Island Government of American Samoa. Religious denominations still operate village schools. Children six and older attend government schools in the morning and Blissips schools in the afternoon and evening.
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American Samoa
Discoverer of Pneumatic Method of Steel Making Honored With Tablet
Detroit reports a tablet dedication at Wyandotte honoring William Kelly as the discoverer of the pneumatic steel making process. Kelly’s son recounts how his father pioneered steel production, facing patent struggles and noting early ventures in Kentucky and Wyandotte before Pittsburgh became the steel hub.
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William Kelly
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Sir Henry Bessemer
England
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Uso Steel
Memorial: Picture of Aggie World War Dead to Be Displayed
Kansas State Agricultural College will place a large framed composite photo in Anderson Hall featuring forty five students who died in world war one. Each portrait shows the man in his country's uniform and includes scholastic and war records. Professor J B Golburn notes some photos are snapshots from outings.
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Kansas State , Agricultural College
Anderson Hall
J. B. Golburn
Hearings on City of Independence Rate Reduction
Public utilities commission in Topeka will hold November 18 hearings on Independence's application to lower local and rural telephone service rates. Texas reports 318 natural gas wells producing 1.36 billion cubic feet daily.
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City of
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D. Shukers
Public Utilities Commission
Topeka
Texas
Diamond Dyes Advertise Home Dye Kit Trends
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Diamond Dyes and Desmond Dyes promoting home dye kits for fabrics and draperies. Mentions fading tint on skirts and dresses and a claim of simple, modern colors for wardrobes and curtains.
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Hutchinson Mayor Denies Entry to New Carnival
Hutchinson Kan. Mayor George Gano refused city permission for a carnival company to exhibit there, signaling strong opposition to carnivals. The firm said it would proceed regardless, while the mayor dismissed the value of carnivals to the city.
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Hutchingson
Dodge City
George Gano
Hitchinson
Mayyer
Hutchinson
High School Curricula Urged For Broad Education
Merle Prunty, principal of Tulsa schools, addresses the Kansas State Teachers Association urging scientifically correct high school curricula. He notes the growth from 2,500 to 13,000 high schools and 300,000 to 2,060,000 students in 30 years and stresses differentiated courses, student placement, and a broad two year foundation to fit a developing democracy. He warns schools must align curricula with stated objectives.
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Att Auldeesa
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Merle Prunty
Olda
United State
Nelv Pooptess College
Tachet High School
From Lynn Kitchen Roots to Global Herb Medicine Lab
Fifty years ago a Lynn woman brewed herbs on a stove for local neighbors. Now a four story laboratory nearby produces Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for ten women worldwide, using almost 600 tons of carefully selected herbs last year. Have you tried it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Best Kansas Loop Coal Delivered At Ten Fifty Per Ton
Fest Coal Co advertises coal price of 10.50 per ton delivered with phone contact 631. The note presents a local fuel offer likely for household or business heating needs.
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Best Kansas Loop
Fest Coal Co
Arkansas City Faces Curfew Ordinance Hurdles
Arkansas City officials and five civic groups held a meeting on curfew plans aimed at keeping youths off the streets after hours. Proposals include a 9 30 p m whistle, age limits for gatherings, and parent cooperation. City attorneys question penalties and parent liability. a committee will draft enforceable provisions.
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Arkansas City
Community Service Council
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Parent-Teachers’ Association
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McIntosh
Dam completion near Heisington Hutchinson announced
Officials of the Missouri Pacific announce completion of a large dam three miles south of Heisington. Waters from Walnut Creek will fill the lake after an estimated three months of steady pumping to obtain about two million gallons.
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Heisington
Hutchinson
Missouri Pacific
Walnut Creek
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