Indian Baby Show Draws Large Crowds at Street Pageant
Hundreds of Indians and families gathered for a native baby show on a platform near the Merchant National Bank. Mothers paraded nine month and older infants in a modern-Methods contest judged by several chiefs and local figures. The event featured a beauty contest with judges from several tribes and a series of traditional demonstrations before townspeople and photographers.
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Just
Hank
Cai
Nettie Frances Isham
Chipp
Prince Beland
Miss Frances
Shhaptani
Th. Weith
Ma Meyers
Haskeais
Wwince
Jenelle
Omaha
Miss Mary
Im. Paul
A. Dimour
Claude J. Scott
Thess Wi
John Qrapaw
Minami
Oklahoma
Cloud
Towa
F Bull Calf
Blackfett
Jane
Alpine Dogs and Abbey Priors in Snowbound Tale
An odd report speaks of alpine dogs dying amid snow and the Abbey prior with a long white beard. The article notes a nine-dog kennel with fine food and villages nearby, highlighting caution and relief efforts in a bleak alpine scene.
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Saint
French Alps
Deaths and Funerals and Guests of Cordley School
Fragmented obituary notes and school visit report from Cordley School. Hugh Gallins dies at 709 North-Seen Street. funeral planned. Oklahoma guests of Cordley include Louis Blyhyle and chiefs Crow Chief and Two Gun White Calf with families. speeches and mutual writing promises. Standing Bear, Sioux dancer and Haskell Institute alum, to compete in world championship dancing at Tulsa. mentions military service. Mentions cost rise of tobacco and local housing notes. scattered items about Deke of something and basilic residence.
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Cordiey Louis Blyhyle
Oklahoma
Mu Sto Ni A
Bird Kartler
Two Gun White Calf
Alice
Montana
Cordley Schoot
Bay-hylles
Ball
Atter
Standing Bear
Eugene Standing Bear
Pion
Fell Institute
Willl
Tinskell
Haskell
Troop C
All Indian Cavalry
Pow Wow Schedule at Haskell Stadium
Friday events include Arills athletic stunts and Indian dancing by Haskell students in Haskell stadium. Saturday features buffalo barbecue dedication exercises football Haskell vs Bucknell and an evening social in the gym for students and visitors.
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Haskell Stadium
Haskell
Buffalo
Bucknell
Haskell Gymnasium
Dude Ranching Proves Profitable as Northwest Group Forms
A new organization, the Dude Raiders Association of the Northwest, forms as Dude ranching expands into a $1 million Montana industry. Eastern investors from Princeton and Yale join Cody Wyoming guides to offer guided fishing and hunting on a growing 10,600 acre ranch with 83 buildings, attracting paying guests seeking open Western scenery.
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Boyeman
Mont
Dude
Northwest
Montana
Joimly
Nehes
Yellowstone Park
Richard Randall
Corn Springs
Berning
M. Albright
Yellowstole Park
Lisits
Eastern College Friends
Vale’ Ey
Cody
Wye
Princeton
Yale
Oklahoma City Dog Catcher Earns Highest City Pay
Oklahoma City Oklahoma October 29 AP The dog catcher is the city’s best paid official Terrill collected 2642.80 from dog licenses and 1100.80 in taxes paid to the treasurer He received 1606.50 for logs destroyed totaling 1410.9 in fees Cargill and commissioners are mentioned as earning less than the dog catcher
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Igst Yeay
Q. Cargill
Terrill
Cargill
Smoke Eater Fire Engine Aids Minneapolis Fire Crews
A Minneapolis fire department tests a new smoke eating device described as a steam engine type apparatus. It uses a boiler like unit with a suction fan and a large 15 inch hose to pull smoke from fire scenes. The system aims to handle smoky basement blazes where fire is minimal but smoke is heavy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Queen Marie Birthday Train Reaches Winnipeg in Canada
The Queen of Bourmania celebrated her first birthday aboard a special train from Ottawa as it nears Winnipeg for a restful visit with her children Princess Ileana and Prince Nicholas. The journey continues with forecasts noting a brief storm impact elsewhere. Temperatures near zero were recorded in parts of Colorado and Montana.
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Denver
API
Adria.e
Colorado
Montana
Buite
Winnipeg
Queen Marie
Bourmania
Ottawa
Ileana
Prince Nicholas
Winniper
Gorgas and the Fight Against Yellow Fever
The text recounts the history of yellow fever control led by Gorgas, from early quarantines to the mosquito transmission discovery, and notes Noguchi’s serum advances and a non immune vaccine approach. It highlights progress in the Americas and the Canal Zone, plus reduced outbreaks in Salvador and Brazil, and suggests ongoing global efforts against the disease.
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Norfolk
New Orleans
Gorgas
Cuba
Canal
Orient
Havana
Panama
Sahin
Noguchi
Americas
Salvador
Cas
Brazil
Africa
Bain
Grail Fined and Jailed for Liquor Possession
Harvey B Grail salesman was fined 20 and sentenced to 60 days in city jail after pleading guilty to possessing two gallons and a half of intoxicating liquor found in a suitcase in a closet at the Eldridge hotel. Officers Ingalls Callahar and city officials led to the arrest amid ongoing suspicions per Chief Will Johns. A government dry officer who had been working here uncovered the liquor last night.
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Harvey B. Grail
Svas
Eldridge
Ingalls
Callahar
Will Johns
Personal notices of travels and visits across Kansas and beyond
Mrs W T Courtney returned from a three week eastern trip as a state delegate to the Order of the Eastern Star convention in Philadelphia with her daughter Mrs J B Carter who attended the American Legion Auxiliary national meeting in Philadelphia and will go to Topeka for a state council session. The two visited Washington New York Niagara Falls Atlantic City and Detroit. Other locals include football plans with Mr and Mrs T F Doran and visitors at Mrs Bishop’s, Hamilton and Linds of Topeka heading to Lawrence for Haskell Bucknell game, and Mrs W Simons and others on business in Kansas City. Also note Kenril Club show dog statistics and a new term at Lawrence Business College starting Monday.
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W. T. Courtney
the Order of the Eastern Star
Philadelphia
J. B. Carter
Wilson
the American Legion, Auxiliary
Toppeka
Courtney
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Atlantic
Detroit
T. F. Doran
Topeka
Avil Betes
Bishop
John D. M. Hamilton
Leslimonds
L. A. McNalley
Kani
Lawrence
Mil
Fred T
F. X. Jordon
Moherman
Kansas
Arlene
Fleshman
le’ Yee
Virrinia Williams
Williams
Ira St. John
Olathe
Virgil’ White
White
G. Reachin
Brown
Puihlo
Colo
Mattias
David
G. W. Ingle
Edith Elizabeth
Raymond LaDuke
Leavenworth
Laluke
Twin Mound
Neigborhood
J.R. Tucker
Vitgil White
G. I. Morton
Tuys- Deeat Williama
Lawrence Ter
Nee Hodges
N. RB. Chisham
Ore
Hallowe'en
Hopewell School House
L. G. Baker
Charles McKinney
Fred Purvis
Claude Williams
W. W. Vaughan
W.S Black
C.R. Maing
William A ‘Ance
A. P. Foster
Kermit
Alva Wi
T. Black
Ada Williams
Lee
Tuenay
Virgil White
Jusnita Ruth
Russel Deay
H.W. Peasles
Fred
Sgearze Reynolds
Okelahoma City
Reynolds
Willow Springs
Schulz
SB. Sutton
Earl Harris
Fred. Bender
Wichita
Charles; McKinney
High Prairie School
Pleasant Grove
the Grove
High Prairie
Virginia
Lorene Williams
Abe T
Tucker
Arthur Rockhold
Claire
Herbart Fritz
Ottawa
Fred Settles
Local Festivities And Family Visits At Baldwin Area
Numerous neighbors and relatives gathered around Baldwin for festive events and social visits. Family members from Tulsa and Kansas City arrived to join celebrations at the Maloney and Reineke households, while many locals hosted guests, attended dinners, and shared in community activities including a Haskell Institute festival and a High Prairie church event.
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Eineke
D.P. ‘Thomson
Haneas City
Hopewell community notices and marriages listed
Hopewell residents and relatives gather for visits and meals across Lawrence Ottawa and Topeka. Local events include a marriage announcement Edith Elizabeth Laluke to Raymond LaDuke in Leavenworth, Halloween plans at Hopewell school, and club activities with the Hopewell Country Club ladies.
Fragments Note Weekend Visit Plans from Forrest Grove
A fragmented list of names and relations mentions Worden Me Warrr Nazelet and others planning a visit to Elsmor on Friday for a few days with their brother Tom Ha! and family. Other entries include Mr and Mrs Oscar Alvin Leona Rody Mrs Charles Elm and various Elm, Pippert, and Klm family members.
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Warrr Nazelet
Wall of Forrest “Grove
Orewon
King
Andrew Film
Ester
Fern
Mildred
John Klm
Pal
Gerald
Elm
Henry
Pippert
Alton
Grandma
College grid gossip spans conferences ahead of weekend games
Across the region, Nebraska prepares for Iowa State clash with several regulars sidelined yet bolstered by McMullen and Ashburn. Iowa State travels with a near-peak lineup including Johnson and Wilson. Grinnell and Oklahoma note continued drills as Kansas and Washington matchups loom, while Kansas State and Des Moines University eye hopeful boosts amid injuries and reserves.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Towa State College
Nebraska
Kansas
McMullen
Ashburn
Missouri Football Team Heads to Morgantown for Last Intersectional Clash
Twenty seven Missouri Tigers left for Morgantown West Virginia to play West Virginia in their final intersectional game of the season. Ray Helser and Ike Johanssen were among the firsts of the week, with others in uniform as Gooch Ossie Sulerh led a light workout. St. Louis Sooners camped in preparation for tomorrow's game with Washington, while Missouri returns from a week of heavy practice and a homecoming setup. Kansas rally planned at the Union Pacific depot to cheer KU after Des Moines send-off for Drake tomorrow.
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Stillwater
Okla
Maulbetsch
Kenny
St Louis
Oklahomia
Wash‘ington
Ray Helser
Ike Johahnsen
Gooch
Ossie Sulerh
St. Louis
Oklahoma Sooners
Nanio
Washington
Bear
Fettle
Duill
Columbia
Uje University ‘of Missouri
Morgantown
University of West Virginia
Fairmount
Wien
University of Kansas
Nion Pacific Depot
Bill Rice
Nwkers
Des
Drake
Wheerleader
Real Estate Board Banquet Briefs Kansas City Convention News
The Real Estate Board met at the Chamber of Commerce building on Thursday night for a banquet. Members and their wives heard convention reports from J. Hunter, G. W. Newby, and J. E. Brassfield who returned news from the recent Kansas City convention. Twenty five in county jail ARS population noted.
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Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
J. Hunter
G. W.W. Newby
J. E. Brassfield
Real Estatien
Kansas
Douglas County
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Steithaupt
Albert Pippert
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