Six Prize Offers From American Chemical Society
The American Chemical Society offers six prizes of 200 dollars and certificates of honorable mention for students in each state and the District of Columbia for essays on six topics during the 1923-24 school year. Entrants need no chemistry knowledge. winners may earn four year scholarships at Yale University or Vassar College.
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The
American Chemical Society
United States
District of Columbia
Yale University
Vassar College
Edwin E. Slosson
Pasteur
R. Vallery-Radot
Victor Lefebvre
Sir Richard Gregory
EC. Franklin
University of Kansas
Leland Stanford University
Marriage by Probate Judge Sweet and Warner in Ottawa
A marriage occurred this morning as Probate Judge Mordice A. Sweet united Katherine Warner of Ottawa with another partner. The Modern Mother concept is discussed, urging women to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease burdens of nursing, cooking, teaching, and moral work.
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Mordice A. Sweet
Katherine Warner
Ottawa
Menger
Lydia E. Pinkham
Markets recap pace and dairy and poultry prices
Markets continued with steady dairy and poultry figures. Butter fat and eggs held levels with slight shifts in premium and quality categories while various birds showed small price ranges. A brief note records Mrs. J. R. Pearson visiting Kans in relation to Liberty bands and U S government matters.
Lawrence merchants decide on Saturday closing during Homecoming
Most Lawrence stores will stay open Saturday afternoon while the Aggie Kansas game plays. Merchants favor keeping shops open for Homecoming and see no need to close. If any closures occur it will likely be among men's clothing stores. overall opposition to a citywide closure remains strong.
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Lawrence
Forging Convict Taken to Lansing Penitentiary
Floyd Harris, convicted of forging a check on Clarence Sheets, was moved to Lansing to serve a state penitentiary term. Deputy Sheriff Ralph Lawrence escorted him yesterday. Harris drew a sentence of one to ten years on the charge. Shimmons Bros., plumbers and electricians, Cail 161.
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Lansing
Floyd Harris
Clarence Sheets
State Penitentiary
Ralph Lawrence
Brasfields Leave Garden City for Lawrence Work
J E Brasfield and son H T Brasfield move from Garden City Missouri to Lawrence to join Morrison Insurance. The elder Brasfield, once cashier at the Bank of Garden City and vice president of the Garden City Chamber of Commerce, will maintain civic ties as the family integrates into their new roles. Their children attend University and high school in the area.
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J. EB. Brasfield
H. TL. Brasfield
Garden City
Lawrence
Morrison Insurancy
Ohio Street
J. EB. Field
Brasfields
Garden
Bank of Garden City
Brasield
Brasfield
Ruth Bulla Resigns City School Secretary Post
Miss Ruth Bulla resigns after several years as secretary to the superintendent of city schools. She will remain at home in Redfield, Kansas for the present. The notice includes local ads for Colgate Compact refills at Rankin's Drug Store and Shimmons Bros. services.
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Ruth Bulla
Redfield
Kansas
Lawrence Finance Office Tightens Check Issuance
In Lawrence the auditor's department sped up check processing after a period of slower issue. The change follows the time after the first payment when a diver portion of the day's mail influenced issuance.
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Lawrence
Death of Dr Clarence Smith in Burbank Oklahoma
Dr Clarence Smith 31 a Kansas and Rush Medical College graduate was found dead in his Burbank Oklahoma office Friday. An autopsy showed no lung gas or heart issues and no injuries. The missing watch billfold and revolver sparked foul play theories while viscera were sent to University of Oklahoma for poisoning tests. Funeral held in Sedan Kansas.
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Clarence Smith
University of Kansas
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Burbank
Okla
Smith
K. L
University of Oklahoma
Lawrence
Sedan
Kan
Obituary Notice and Local Ads Blend in Brief Item
Dr Smith funeral details note survivors including Miles J T Eugene Will and H D Smith with two graduates of the University. A coal delivery ad offers Fancy Semi-anthracite at 13 50 per ton from Griffin Coal Co. Sheriff and deputy travel to Kansas City. Bonnie Bee Hair Nets advertised at Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass.
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Dr Smith
Miles Smith
J.T. Smith
Eugene B. Smith
Will W. Smith
H. D. Smith
J. T. Smith
Eugene Smith
University
Griffin Coal Co
Rankin’s Drug Store
Kansas Telephone Official Attends Chicago Convention
H E Kepler general superintendent of the Kansas Telephone Co attends the National Industrial Telephone Association convention in Chicago. Mothers Conference Tomorrow The weekly baby clinic will be at city hall tomorrow. Babies should be ready for examination by 8 30 o clock as the clinic closes promptly at 4 o'clock.
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H. E. Kepler
Kansas Telephone Co
National Industrial Telephone Association
Chicago
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J. R. Pearson
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Holker
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Wenn
Clifford
Henry Harringtons Yard
Dad Keyes
Dad
Shimmons Bros
Cail
KEW
J. E. and
Garden City, Mo
Colgate Compact
Call
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Carter Tire and Battery Co
DonGe Brothers
Detroit
Butler-Sanderson Motor CO
Mass
K. A
Burbank, Oklahoma
Will Johns
Kansas City
Charlton
Alliance
Sora
Bar
C. W. Smith
Sales and Service Agency
Wilson Bros
Sola
Adler Collegian
J. R. Holmes
Just Insurance
E. Seventh
Bigna
SkofStad S
Knox Hats
Knox
Hoike
Dueeny Clothing Company
Kuppenheimer
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