Digging in the Records on Jonathan Davis in Kansas Politics
Topeka, Sept 21. A column critiques political record keeping under Governor Hodges and Democratic figures. It notes attempts to slice taxes, cut offices, and expose revolving funds and state boards while citing Davis and other Democrats. The piece laments mismanagement and emphasizes the era's partisan dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Dhume
Tressing
Jonathan
Davis
Normandy
Hotdges
Hodges
State Senate
Smi
George
Democrat
Senate
Repeka
Administration
Irrigation Commission
Kansas
Pung
Senuty
Camp Fire Girls Sell Chili At County Fair Booth
Camp Fire Girls run a refreshment booth at the Douglas County Fair in Lawrence to raise funds for their work. They offer chili, hot dogs, popcorn, and drinks, working with Curtis & Treat to build the booth, borrowed equipment from Waskell Institute, and bought stock wholesale while seeking subscriptions amid tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Camp Fire Girls
Lawrence
Realizihe
Fair Management
Curtis& Treat Sach
Tiss Hrm
Eiels
Waskell Institute
Camp Fire Girls run girl business booth at local fair
Hope Selig chairs plan for a Camp Fire Guardians venture with about 100 members in ten groups. Helen Dayhoff buys, Rebecca Leibengood oversees booth look and posters, while members cook, wash, and keep the stand orderly showing executive ability. Market notes follow with mixed grain quotes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Selig
Camp Fire Guardians Association
Minnie. Robertson
Helen Dayhoff
Rebecca Leibengood
Vng
Booth
Francis Engelberger recovers after tonsil removal at Simmons Hospital
George Fneelberger of 789 Lake Street recently had his tonsils removed at Simmons Hospital and is recovering at home. Clifford Moon spent Saturday with his brothers Ross and Arthe, returning to Ottawa in the evening. The Moon family visited at Col. Moon's home and purchased a truckload of potatoes to take to Ottawa for their two week vacation. Albert Fessmire, two weeks after a ladder fall at Zephyr, is improving with thanks to neighbors and Rev. Morris. Derby Grain Co. advertises coal and new chocolate shipment at Varsity Annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fneelberger
Lake Street
Simmons Hospital
Mr. Engelberger
Clifford Moon
Ross
Arthe
Ottawa
Moon
Col. Moon
Lawrence
Doday
Omaha
Albert Fessmire
Zephyr
Rev
Morris
The
Center Church
Condemned Cattle Slaughtered in Kansas City Shipment
The first shipment of tubercular cattle from the A. W. Garvin dairy herd was slaughtered at the Wilson Company packing plant in Kansas City. All animals showed well marked lesions. two were condemned as generalized cases. A second shipment of thirty two head is expected next week. Window glass available in various sizes from Matthews Lumber Co. Phone 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Garvin
Wilson Com
Pany
Kansas City
Matthews Lumber Co
Markets Report Knits Kansas City Price Movements Across Livestock
Kansas City market report for September 21 shows cattle steady with slight shifts across classes, steers to 10.40, cows 6.00 to 6.50, vealers up to 11. Hogs active with prices near 9.60 to 9.65 for packers, pigs 8.50 to 9.50, sows higher. Sheep light trade with native lambs and western lambs gaining to around 14.55. Derby Grain Co advertises coal and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chbica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jonathan Davis
State House
Hodges Deministration
House
Ironjan” Brown
Bourbon
David
Onjaw
Brain
Stronly
Board of Corrections
Miles Mulvoy
Mulvoy
Beloit
Harrison Parkman
Parkman
Ford
Stephens Tire CO
Hall Bia Iin
Round Corner Drug Co
Chid
Terry Gaskill
Great State Life Insurance Co
Wichita, Kansas
North Lawrence
Leavenworth
Derby Grain Co
Aethene
Stove
Lawrebee
Edad
Spel
Indy
Ehildeen
Steaters
Georgette
Gingham
Yard
Rast Farrar
Petlihanne
Herrington
Piege Wicker
Asnister
Boreeksin Kitelen Eet Tooselh Senom
Farbom
Sergeanton Harkin
Suzy Ae
Byantinets
Carney
Wbiets Spa
Sal
Sal Benned
Wsair
Thane
Nital
Oahetton
Pheve
Pont Tein
Pen Reyes Ghorena Best
Mansthda Bachd
Callege Inn
Adklo
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