Roads and Dairy Move Prosperity in Bourbon County
Fort Scott Kansas reports six years of dairy and hard surfaced road development lifting community morale and economy. The Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce with county officials and farmers boosted dairy herds, built roads, established a Borden milk condensers plant, and promoted through highways linking industrial centers. This program raised milk receipts, farm values, and optimism across Bourbon County.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Bourbon County
Chamber of Commercce
County Board of Commissioners
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas City
Barden Comempany
Lebsta
Alleged Fepeer Fined in Police Court
Ira Taylor was fined $50 in police court for disturbing the peace after Miss Margie Thayer identified him as the man who prowled near her house. She halted a man with a revolver, who gave a false name and address. Taylor and Bob Stishwell identified him as the suspect. Taylor could not pay the fine and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Taylor
Taylor
Margie Thayer
Miss Thayer
Bob Stishwell
Moore the Photographer Advances Daniels Studio in Lawrence
James M. Moore of Kansas City has bought the Daniels studio at 719 Massachusetts street and modernized it with new furniture cameras and draperies. The studio reopened under his management and he aims to make it one of the best in the state. He is brother to Henry Moore of Kansas City whose portraits are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Moore
Kansas City
Daniels
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Moore
Henry Moore
Lawrence
Markham Sees Federal Aid Road Growth for Kansas
Topeka Kan Sept 6 Former Kansas highway official W C Markham predicts a vast paved highway system across Kansas linking county seats and providing through routes. He notes the Senate approved road bill with $75 million, $20 million available immediately, $100 million yearly state and federal aid, and a constitutional amendment required for federal aid.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
W. C.markam
Kansas Highway
Opinmon
Markham
Baldwin
Washington
Senate
House
Markam
Congress
Kanas
Fede
Fairs to Feature Kansas Products at Three Expositions
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture will run information booths at the Kansas state fairs in Topeka September 12 17 and Hutchinson September 17 23 and at the International wheat show in Wichita September 26 October. The display includes a model Kansas farm a full file of biennial and quarterly reports maps charts and 30 000 pamphlets on agriculture livestock education and mineral resources. About 2 000 crop reporters will be invited to visit and see how their reports are used.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
State Board of Agriculture
T. E. Davis
Board of Agriculture
Edbcory Vbgky
Emmy Shrdl
Dissem
Reporters Likely to Attend One of Three Fairs
Fragmentary text suggests about half of reporters may visit one of three fairs. The note mentions attendance plans but lacks full details or names, leaving the exact fairs and counts unclear.
Haskell Printers Praised by Monotype Journal
Monotype Journal features a two page account of the printing department at Haskell Institute in Lawrence. A photograph shows Indian apprentices operating the Monotype equipment. The piece praises the institute and Mr. Beddow for educating Native American sons to be worthy American citizens today.
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Monotype
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Haskell
Deaths and Funeral for 9 year old Earl Harding
Earl Harding, 9, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Harding of 778 Locust, died at Memorial hospital yesterday afternoon. Funeral services set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at Cross Undertaking parlors with Rev W E Washington delivering the sermon. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Earl Harding Earl
Henry Harding
Memorial Hospital
The
Cross
W.E. Washington
Maple Grove
West Point Preliminary Exam in Topeka 1922
A preliminary examination for admission to West Point will be held at the adjutant general’s office in Topeka on November 1 and 13, 1922. Applications must be filed by November 1. Successful candidates will be recommended by the governor for entrance exams and awards will be based on merit from the exam.
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West Point
Topeka
Arrest of Lora Potter on Criminal Charges Reported
Lora Potter was arrested late yesterday by county officers on criminal charges preferred by Marie Wright. Potter has not been arraigned.
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Lora Potter
Marie Wright
Potter
Markets recap from Kansas City and Chicago trade notes
Kansas City markets show cattle receipts around 46 000 with varied prices for steers cows stockers and hogs and a separate Chicago session notes cattle receipts 26 000 hogs 38 000 with values for beef steers fat stock and veal calves. Wheat corn oats and rye futures and cash prices listed along with hay prices and produce quotes.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and School Movements
A column of Baldwin area updates covers Miss Rosabelle Werner visiting relatives near Baldwin, Mrs. Lacey Watson visiting from Atchison and plans to stay with her daughters, Miss Louise Talbot teaching music in Cottonwood Falls, and Miss Blanche Talbot vacationing with family. It notes Dean Rowland’s arm injury, Mrs. John Kirby’s Chicago trip to join her husband, and Mrs. Lunbeck visiting. mentions Lee Lewis the singing evangelist, and a large dinner party hosted by Forest Hartley with many local guests. Also reports Rev. Ebeight and Prof Ezra Wolf’s social engagements, church sermons by Dr. Boyle, a September King’s Heralds meeting with Miss Frances Wilson’s talk on China, souvenir cards for Chinese children, mite box funds, and plans for October meetings.
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Lacey Watson
Atchinson
Frank FE. Wolfe
Louise Talbot
Cottonwood Falls
Beth Corder Ard
Coldwater
Corder
Louis Rowland
Ruth
Dean
Margaret
Michigan
Blanche Talbot
Kansas City
Pahiwin
William Clark
Alexander Trotter
John Kirby
J. W Kirby
Chicago
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
New York
Columbia
Miss Finley
Finley
Anna Hair
Baldwin
Joseph Barstow
Wilma
Raleigh
N. D
Stow
Hattie Hedges
Baldhgin
Lee Lewis
W OF Lewis
Genevieve Hartley
Katharine Keohune
William Colfax Markham
Charles Edwant Beeks
Thomas
Legrande
Harris
Homér Ifvgstey
Frank Ezra Wolf Oscay
E. Allison
First Methodist Church
C. Boyle
Ilinois
Kirby
Ballwin
Marie Hudgens
Munssic Conservatory
King's Heralds
Mary Nelie LeMaster
Frances Wilson
Peking
China
Japan
LeMaster
Helen Wynecop
McLoguth Rural High Transitions and Local Happenings
McLoguth rural high school nears completion with new teachers and facilities including an auditorium gymnasium and assembly hall. Friday enrollment day aims for 200 students. New Central Hotel opened under F K Tiedman with hotel management experience. Local residents and visitors include Fred Kubleman resigning to join KU medical program, and several townspeople visiting relatives in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Fay Underwood
Miller
Ottawa
Central
F. K. Tiedman
Ins
Fred Kubleman
K. U. Medical Departments
William H. Denny
Green
Lizzie
Callie Ehlers
Lydia McDonald
Lawrence
W. T. Stout Jr
Stout
George
M. E. Parsonage
H. C. Stewart
U. B
Town News From Mason City and Surroundings
Local notes report visits by Lioxl Chapman and Mrs. A H Christensen’s Sunday School class picnics on the Walnut banks. Springdale nostalgia, Valley Falls trips, Topeka and Lawrence visits, and multiple family gatherings unfold through town and nearby towns with many relatives sightseeing and hosting.
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Lioxl Chapman
Mason City
Judge Reynolds
Springdale
Earl Lillie Ane
Valley Falls
McLouth
E Zabriskie
Amy Weeks
A. H. Christensen
S. S
Diabel Harding
Pastor Christensen
Frank Souden
W. OW. Pensington
Musforst! Investment Co
Lawrence
Cook
Let Us Find the Job for You Want Ad
A concise recruitment appeal in the Journal World Want Ad section invites job seekers to contact an employer through a low cost notice. It asks if readers are qualified for skilled work or prefer simpler tasks and promises to connect suitable applicants promptly.
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Luke
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Logan-Moore
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Minois Faklin
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Baldwin News
Rosabelle Werner
Missouri
Alice McNarie
Fontain Cereal Company, Inc
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Geneva Davison
Meriden
Acen
Wesley’ Tice
Lebo
Wile Peabody
Emporia
Creet
Phi
Jacob Shyrader
Leavenworth
John Foppert
Sony
Charles
John Jr
Jarablo
Central Hotel
Prat
L. E. Eberwei
Geneva Kuehura
Robert Williams
Donall Bower
Minnie Garrett
Berta Lee Brenton
Mary McHenry
Pruauk Dillion
Leonard Methodist
Taulies Aid
Trtce
OL WL Smith
Walter J. Longstreth
Southweat Ave
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Fréedy Moll
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Malden
Lyka
Anak
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