Lawrence chooses trained hands in race for deputy treasurer
A campaign pitch stresses the value of training over experience as the candidate argues two terms are enough and three are too many. The item promotes Lawrence Business College and a medical specialist, Dr. G. A. Hatuman, with local glasses service offered at the Dick Bros. Mug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Tam’ Drali
Tha’ Baoks
Lawrence Business College
Thit
G. A. Hatuman
Fitten
Dick Bros
Trinidad death notice and local notices in Kansas paper
Local column records a death for Edwin Good formerly of Lawrence buried in Masonic Cemetery Trinidad after seven years in charge of Harvey Hotel. The notice notes acute indigestion as cause and mentions family, hotel work, and a public sale, church rummage, and upcoming events at the Varsity and other local venues with various ads and community notices.
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Edwin
Gared
Lawrénce
Trinidad
Colo
Masonic
E. B. Good
Harvey
Market notes and bids for grains and livestock
Wheat and corn prices fluctuate with cash and futures quotes. Market reports list No 2 and No 3 red wheat entries, Corn around 1.15 to 1.25 May, oats steady, hay receipts, and lard and hogs trading in Seattle and Chicago with mixed bidding. Livestock receipts show steers, cows, stockers, calves, and hogs at varied price ranges.
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Nova
Dan
Kansas City
Chicago
Progres sive nominee Logan praised as capable state official
Col Logan, identified as a strong progressive candidate for State Superintendent of Insurance, is extolled for his extensive experience with state insurance orders. The piece notes his Lawrence origins and broad organizing work, urging Douglas County voters to support him. Sensational digressions on fish mating and rare books appear as odd side notes.
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Col. Logi
Logan
Douglas County
Unclear Motivations Mentioned in Fragmentary Quote
A fragmented line suggests a critique of independence and leadership, mentioning firing a cook and an inclination toward change. The OCR lacks clear context, names, dates, or events to anchor a full news item.
Anna Arnold for State Superintendent of Kansas
Miss Arnold is completing her fourth term as county superintendent of Chase County schools and is known for Civics Our Citizenship and A History of Kansas coauthored texts. She promotes upbuilding common schools and notes that about 7,000 of Kansas 8,000 rural teachers are women, urging voters to elect a woman to state leadership. Squires Studio advertises kodak services.
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Shotty
Arnold
Chase
Kansas
Roll Call Night at First Baptist Church
An annual roll call Wednesday evening at First Baptist Church tied the auditorium with in person responses, 110 written replies, and many by proxy. Miss Carpenter led a notable solo Open the Gates of the Temple as members sat by age groups including the 50 year standing member Mrs Frances Shaw and Mrs Rosath Whitman among those honored.
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First Baptist’ Church
Frances "Shaw
Jonelie
Rosatth Whitman
Fragmentary church history notes and early conversions
Fragmentary text recalls a Baptist church organized in 1833 with few charter members still connected. It mentions a 1857 church attempt and later conversions among members, including Mrs G Grovynor Ryv and D A Williams with D D Williams converting and beginning to preach.
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Baptist Church
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Royal Baking Powder
Simon R. Whith
Kadak
Dune
Dais
Lane
Sue
Furi Plyto Business
Lawrence ‘Studio
Mass
Frank Koch
Shorty” Ogden
Clerk of the
Douglas Dounty
Endora
Lawrencé
Ogden
Joseph Taggart
George A. Neeley
Buxt Brown
Wilson
Taggart
Tage
E “A. Neeley
Neeley
Washington
Lafurence J and
Douglas
Sues
Kahne
Gracher
Gerhard
Rougles
Clingman
Heeza Liar
Varsity Today
Ayd
Ethel Barrymore
The
J. C. Schoonover
Lincoln
Business College
W. ‘Parsons
Griffin Coal Co
Woman’s Relief Corps
Michaelias
Nickerson
Alice Rubin
Bonner Springs
Rummage Sale
Danmire’s
J. C. Evans
Hig Wed
Wiertemann
Mike
the Varsity Today
Gstlcl
Barrymore
the Nightingale
Wiedemann
AML
Dunnmire’s
Dunmire
Montaigne
Quenemo
Lawrence
K Peka
Deva
Charles II Battre
Holland i
International’ Mills
West
Philadelphia
Wiorld
New Hampshire’ Street
Manor
Ward Company
IG Institute US
Mn H.T
vare-Journal- World
Pope
D. E. Olsen
Haskell -Tnstitute
Ben “Anderson
Bell
Folstein Butt
E. Keifer
Lawrence Kan
California
Tity
T. Dias
Anna Arnold
Kodak
Squires Studio
Sheldon
Topeka
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Lizzie E. Sheldon
Justice of the Supreme C Pure
G. Grovynor
Ryv
D. A. Williams
Beloit Retail Merchants’ Association
Ira N
T.S. Jamieson Sec. Retail Merchants Association
Salina, Kansas
Beloit
Aibabos
Retail, Merchants ‘Association of
Capper
New York City
United Publications
Henry J. Allen
Wichita, Beacon
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