Roosevelt speaks at Antietam on unity and national spirit
President Roosevelt at Antietam Battlefield Maryland marks the Civil War anniversary praising national unity over sectionalism. He warns against reconstruction era resentments and advocates helping all Americans in need, urging lasting peace and common destiny. Also notes dangers of past era and honors both Union and Confederate dead. Died by cave in El Dorado and a W R C meeting announced.
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Antietam Battlefield
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Roosevelt
Spain
Antietam
North
United States
Northeast Kansas district convention opens in Leavenworth
All 19 northeast Kansas counties attended the Leavenworth convention led by Douglas county commissioner James Brass. State tax commissioner Lester Luther spoke on assessment and taxation, with discussions on property values levies and tax conditions. Afternoon talks covered social welfare by Dr. Arthur Murphy and county records and auditing by C. C. Colvin.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
James Brass
Douglas County
Charles P. Olund
J. H. Miller
Lester Luther
Leavenworth Group
Arthur Murphy
St. Mary College
C. C. Colvin
No Date Night Plan Ends at Tecumseh School
Tecumseh Oklahoma industrial school officials report no date night will occur after an investigation by Oklahoma's grandmother commissioner of charities and corrections, Mrs Mable Bassett. The ruling ends the novel experiment at the correctional school.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Mable Bassett
Oklahoma
Pleasant Grove Community News and Notices
The Pleasant Grove column reports a postponed party by the board of affairs and remarks from Tecumseh superintendent Mrs. Creighton Burnham. Birth announcements include a son born September 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson of Topeka. The school opened September 6 with 23 pupils and teacher Mrs. Gladys Griffith from Lawrence. Multiple local visits, family events, and daily activities are noted among residents including the Florys, Daniels, Williams, and Peterson families.
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Board of Affairs
Creighton Burnham
Tecumseh
Edgerton Area News Roundup and School Notes
Bracket New Square Neck and Perky Shoulders Mrs Raymond Pearson and children of Edgerton returned home after a two week visit with Donald Pearson. Black Jack school opened with Mrs George Marquardt Baldwin as teacher. Six girls six boys enrolled. Wellsville picnic fair closed school Friday. Window displays won prizes at the fair. Black Jack float placed third in parade. Vespertine window display won first, $5. Pleasant Valley float first and window display third. Various locals visited, taught, or traveled, including William Waters family, and others from Tulsa, Fayetteville, El Paso, Topeka, Olathe, and Baldwin, with remodeling nearing completion on Clyde Bell house.
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Raymond Pearson
Edgerton
Donald Pearson
Black Jack School
George Marquardt
Baldwin
Wellsville
Black Jack
Naomi Neis
Vespertine
Pleasant Valley
Wilma Rhoades
Eugene Waters
Tulsa Okla
C. C. Waters
Columbus
Waters
Rolland Waters
Fayetteville
Ark
Eugene
Clarence Carleton
el Paso
Tex
Henry Bell
P. W. Jones
Billy
Sheppard
Kansas City
Edna Cavender
Antioch School
Arthur Dister
Topeka
Elizabeth Pearson
Clyde Bell House
John Hays
Maurice O’neal
Olathe
Frank Hill
E. P. Roser
Fairmount
Neb
F. E. Kalb
Roser
Kalb
Jimmy Smith
Evelyn Caverder
Local Residents Attend Lawrence Circus and Visit
Sunday after spending days with friends in Eudora Mrs Hallie Hale and Edith visited school Tuesday afternoon Mrs Roy Hegerman of Law rence called on Mrs Lloyd Heger mian Friday Mr and Mrs John Daggett Billy and Margaret Mr and Mrs Everett Eberhart and sons Noah and Delbert and Floyd Jackson were among those from here who attended the circus in Lawrence Thursday and are living on the Carl Sneegas place Miss Otto May Bischoff and Mrs Margaret Strong were calling in this vicinity Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs G D Walter and family have been enjoying a visit from M L Waldo of Richland Mr Waldo is Mrs Walter's grand father Miss Rose Ann Edwards was calling here Saturday
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Eudora
Hallie Hale
Edith
Roy Hegerman
Lawrence
Lloyd Hegermian
John Daggett
Billy
Margaret
Everett Eberhart
Noah
Delbert
Floyd Jackson
Carl Sneegas Place
Otto May Bischoff
Margaret Strong
G. D. Walter
M. L. Waldo
Richland
Mr. Waldo
Black Jack Earl Shaffer Visits Salina Community
Earl Shaffer, an English teacher at Salina High School, spent Monday morning visiting friends in the community. He is known locally for his involvement and friendly presence in town.
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Earl Shaffer
Salina
Kalb Family and Neis teachers in Baldwin district
Nebraska notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Kalb and daughter of Baldwin alongside Mrs. Roser and Letz. Charlies Miss Irene Neis teaches school with twelve pupils. Miss Naomi Neis has returned to Vespertine with an enrollment of twelve.
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Nebraska
Charlies Kalb
Baldwin
Roser
Letz
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West Ith
Dick Bryant
Hamilton Motor Co
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Pleasant Grove
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Cecil Johnson
A. L. Williams
S. B. Perdue
John Daniels
Sandy Williams
Perry
Bill Porter
Carl Daniels
Kaw Valley
Earl Scott
Leonard Williams
Leo
George van Housen
Irve Flory
Gladys Griffith
Newton
Charlie Whinchel
Memorial Hospital
Carl Peterson
Leslie Churchbaugh
Vera
John Churchbaugh
Francis Evans
W. R. Sanders
Grove
Irene Daniels
Bonnie Flory
George VanHousen
Flory
E. B. Moore
Jack Dillon
Vernon Millikin
Aice Howard
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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