Carl Friend Backed To Roll Up Doniphan County Lead
Troy Kansas September 21 Senator Carl Friend a Douglas Jefferson district politician appears headed for the largest Doniphan county majority in his race for lieutenant governor supported by Senator A O Delaney Jr who attests the strength of Friends following Delaney and the two once served in the state senate. The piece traces Friends pioneers roots in Michigan and Kansas including early railroad milestones and family ties in Doniphan county and notes his Kansas State Agricultural College degree and family.
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Carl Friend
Douglas-Jefferson
Doniphan County
A. O. Delaney, Jr
Friend
State Senate
Delaney
Lawrence
Manuels
Norah Holston
John Thomas Holston
Mary Elizabeth Manuel Holston
Missouri River
Old Columbus
Burr Oak Township
Srs
Elwood
Wathena
Kansas
Soldier
Jackson County
Senator Friend
Michigan
William Friend
Carl
Osage City
Council Grove
Burlingame
Hiawatha
Holton
Atchison
Lyndon
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Helen
Adrian Lindsey
University of Kansas
Russell
Paul H. Rosell
Paul
Senator Fricd
Kansas State Agricultural Coulege
Methodist Church
Registration Books Open at City Hall for Election
City Clerk A E Woestemeyer says registration books are open daily at City Hall from 8 a m to 5 p m for Lawrence residents. Additional evening hours will be added later to help those who cannot attend daytime hours. Anyone not registered or who has moved since the last general election must register now to vote in November.
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Lawrence
A. E. Woestemeyer
Blaze at Crystal Service Station Damages Little
A fire at Crystal service station, 801 West Sixth Street, started likely from a cigarette stub in a waste basket. Firemen put it out Sunday afternoon about 1 30 with little damage, manager Carroll Butler reported. Dr Alexander, Dentist. Ph 506 Adv.
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Crystal
West Sixth Street
Carrol Butler
Dr. Alexander
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classifieds
A list of ten general knowledge prompts appears like a puzzle page item including questions on the date of adoption of the flag by Congress, senatorial term length, naturalization by marriage, Penelope in Greek myth, pest period for an elephant, dyed fur, origin of Peking duck in the U S, Mary de la Rivier Manley, definition of a flame, and Edgar Allan Poe's birthplace.
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Continental Congress
Congress
United States
Penelope
Mary de la Riviere Manley
Edgar Alten Poe
K U Loan Committee Finds Few Customers
KU loan committee sat this morning amid many loan applications with few being reviewed. Students delay seeking loans despite tuition needs. Amid high enrollment, fear stag lines at dances will crowd the ballroom, and plans like Lyman Field’s Dutch Date may be revived to curb them.
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K. U
Lyman Field
Lyman
Haskell Institute to Open Student Crafts Outlet Store
The Haskell Institute will open a new outlet store on campus for Indian arts and crafts made by Haskell students. The former Haskell Cafe will resume operations next Thursday as the base for the shop, run by Elmer P. Myers under school direction, with the cafe and stadium now government-operated.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Russell M. Kelley
Students Activity Association Group
Elmer P. Myers
Lawrence High Band Plays for Governor Alf Landon
The Lawrence High band serenaded Governor Alf M. Landon and his family at the Topeka Free Fair on Saturday. The group, visiting as guests of fair management, rode the merry go round with the governor and his children. Clarence Sawhill, band director, received compliments for the ensemble’s performance over the past two years. The band played at the grandstand and marched past again in the afternoon and evening. Also performing were Lyndon high school and Manhattan high school bands.
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Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Lyndon High School
Manhattan High School
Plans for 1937 4-H projects in Six Receives district
Six, the county farm agent, reports from state club leader M H Coe with deadlines for 4 H projects set. Baby beef and swine due February 1, colts and sheep May 1, poultry March 15, dairy May 1, corn April 15, wheat December 1 1986, potatoes May 1, garden March 1, clothing May 1, food preparation February 1, home improvement May 1, leadership June 1. Six urges members to study project type, consider initial costs and feed, and contact him for plans and possible financial arrangements for projects.
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Six
M Allaster Wins County Teewee Championship
McAllaster school baseball team takes the county Teewee title at Southpark by beating Baldwin 7 to 6 in the final. They reached the final by defeating Woodlawn 19 to 7 while Baldwin beat Clinton 5 to 3 for the shot to the final. Eudora fell to New York school 9 to 7 in a Saturday night preliminary.
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McAllaster School
Southpark
Baldwin
McAllister
Woodlawn
Clinton
Eudora
New York School
KU Freshmen Welcome at Chancellor’s Reception
A large turnout of KU freshmen and new students attended the Chancellor’s reception Saturday night in the Union. The event closed the opening week program and served as a major social occasion. Dr and Mrs Lindley deans of the schools and their wives greeted guests in the foyer reception line.
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University of Kansas
K. U. Union
Lindley
Tau Sigmas Plan Fall Tryouts At Kansas
Tau Sigma active members at the University of Kansas meet Tuesday at 430 PM to plan regular fall tryouts with September 24 tentatively set as the date. About 30 actives returned, sponsor Miss Elizabeth Dunkel said. Bound Over on Theft Charge Edwin Corwin and James McGinnis, 16, of Topeka, waived preliminary hearing and are bound for trial in the November term. They remain jailed with bonds set at 1900 each. Savannah council bans drivers of city horse and mule drawn vehicles from carrying whips. Adv insert for insurance.
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Tau Sigma
University of Kansas
Elizabeth Dunkel
Edwin Corwin
James McGinnis
Topeka
R. C. Postlethwaite
Donald Hults
District Court
Divorce Ends Fifty-Fifty Marriage in Kansas
Mrs. Erma Coleman and Guy Coleman of Bonner Springs were granted a divorce by District Judge Albert A. Ridge. The couple married on November 2, 1929, and the wife testified that he required her to work and share expenses equally, a 50-50 arrangement she says was debilitating. the decree cited indignities and failure to provide proper support.
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Kansas City
Erma Coleman
Guy Coleman
Bonner Springs
Kan
Coleman
Albert A. Ridge
WPA to start new dug well on Strahan farm west of Lawrence
Lawrence County officials announced at the courthouse that WPA crews will begin a new water conservation well on the George W. Strahan farm five miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40 tomorrow. Glenn Dawes of Kansas Public Service inspected a Lawrence gas water heater flame trouble caused by a bird lodged in a chimney. In a separate note, the Schneider Brothers held a used car auction attracting hundreds. 38 cars sold and a free 1938 Austin awarded to S. C. Doane.
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George W. Strahan
Lawrence
Highway 40
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Kansas Public Service Company
West Lawrence
Dawes
Schneider Brothers
Austin
S. C. Doane
Pennsylvania Street
Simone Simon Starred In At The Dickinson
At the Dickinson theater the film features Simone Simon Herbert Marshall and Ruth Chatterton in a story set in an exclusive finishing school. Marshall directs the school and becomes the object of Simon and Chatterton’s affections as a romance unfolds among wealthy pupils and teachers.
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Dickinson Theater
Lves
Simone Simon
Continental Stage
Herbert Marshall
Ruth Chatterton
Simone
Marshall
Miss Chatterton
Memorial and Hospital Notes Mix with Tragic Death
Memorial Hospital notes report Florence Smith Eva Turner Cleo Hellenbeck and Searle Taylor undergoing major operations in Arkansas City and Lecompton while a tragic shooting claim marks the death of Arthur Endicott, age eight, from a rifle accident. Civil War veteran Rev James Lewis King dies at 89 in Salina as survivors are listed. Lawrence Business College advertises a two year higher accounting course as enrollment opens.
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Florence Smith
Tennessee Street
Eva Turner
Pomona
Cleo Hellenbeck
Vermont Street
Searle Taylor
Lecompton
Se —Bee
Salina
Kan
James Lewis King
Kansas
Lawrence Business College
Lemke Claims Roosevelt Backed by Communists
Rep. William Lemke of North Dakota, campaigning for the Union party, charged that Roosevelt’s backers include 115 progressive and independent leaders who endorsed the President in Chicago. Lemke said their support shows regimentation of the New Deal is the opening wedge of communism in the United States.
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Peoria
Ill
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Roosevelt
Chicago
Lemke
United States
Interurban Line to Replace Rail With Buses
Kansas City Kansas Sept 21 Carl Goelitzer superintendent of the Kansas City Leavenworth Western Transportation company announced the line will substitute buses for its interurban service between Kansas City and Leavenworth. The addition is due to Wyandotte county lake flooding nearly two miles of track and is expected to abandon the rail line around January 1.
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Kansas City
Kan
Carl Goelitzer
Goelitzer
Deaths and Funerals Mes Shaw at 65 near Lawrence
Mrs Edward T Shaw died at her home seven miles northwest of Lawrence Saturday afternoon at 65 Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm from Rumsey funeral home with Rev Seth W Slaughter of First Christian church in charge Burial will be at Memorial Park cemetery Surviving are her husband Edward D Shaw two daughters Mrs Helen Bowen and Mrs are Simm both of San Diego California two sons Russell and Bartlett both at home and a sister Miss Kate Fullerton of Lawrence
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Edward T. Shaw
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Seth W. Slaughter
First Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Edward D. Shaw
Helen Bowen
Are Simm
San Diego
Calif
Russell and
Bartlett
Kate Fullerton
Ottawa and Hillsboro win public works grants
Topeka Kans. Sept. 21 CM R FE. Law rence Kansas director of the PWA announced Ottawa and Hillsboro grants approved in Washington. Ottawa received 810 000 for a grade school building and an addition on a 180 000 project. Hillsboro received 27 000 for an auditorium gymnasium and high school building on a 60 000 project.
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Topeka
R. FE. Lawrence
Kansas
PWA
Ottawa
Hillsboro
Washington
Roosevelt returns home for Delano birthday celebration
President Roosevelt arrives at Hyde Park on the Hudson to divide his time between government duties and family chat as ten Roosevelts and in laws join in a birthday dinner for Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt. She shows little sign of injuries from a fall months ago as flood waters roll southward.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hudson
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Crest of Colorado River Passes San Saba and Lometa
The flood crest of the Colorado River passed between San Saba and Lometa Texas today as waters rolled southward. The disaster added to 1 500 persons made homeless and property damage exceeding 5 000 000 dollars. The swollen river reached 62 feet, two feet above the previous record at the San Saba Lometa bridge.
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Brownwood
Texas
Colorado River
San Saba
Lometa
Golf swing sends golfer to hospital in Montana
In Sweet Grass, Jacob Frederick overextended on a drive at the local course and toppled from a low tee, fracturing his left leg. He was carried to a hospital for treatment after the incident.
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Sweet Grass
Mont
Jacob Frederick
Studebaker Unveils 1937 Models in Lawrence Display
The Reusch Motor Co shows Studebaker’s first new Lawrence models for 1937 built in five body styles. Dictator Six and President Eight mimic 1936 lines with a revised front, featuring a hood recessed from the front and new motor ventilation. All cars use Fram oil filters, claiming less frequent oil changes. Prices remain near 1936 levels.
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Studebaker
Reusch Motor Company
Lawrence
New Tropical Storm Advances in Atlantic Northwestward
Jacksonville reports a new tropical storm in the Atlantic continuing a northwestward path. At 1 p.m. EST it lay about 430 miles northeast of the Bahama Islands, smaller than last week but nearing hurricane strength and along the lane used by ships between New York and South America.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Behama Islands
New York
South America
Doctors Rescue Man From Long Thorny Life
Port Arthur Texas doctors remove a thorn fragment from Russell whose ankle wound persisted for 43 years. An X ray showed a remaining thorn piece after an earlier attempt, and the doctors finally removed the last fragment ending his long thorny ailment.
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Man
Port Arthur
Texas
Russell
Wheat sowing in Kansas statewide report PDF
State and federal agricultural officials report winter wheat sowing is about half finished in western and southern central Kansas counties and slower elsewhere. The forecast suggests a very large fall acreage to be planted due to pasture needs. Alfred E. Smith to speak at Carnegie Hall October 1 for a coalition effort.
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Topeka
Kansas
AL Smith
Spe
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Carnegie Hall
Independent Coalition of American Women
Kansas City Cash Grain Market Report Summary
Kansas City market notes show mixed grain futures with modest gains for some futures and weaker spots for others. Prices drift with slight shifts in corn and wheat values while livestock quotes reflect modest changes in steer weights and auction activity as the market closes.
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Kansas City
Rene EA
Market summary of cattle and sheep sales
Matciumweight steers range around 9.50 with IbEral quota mid to high western grass and short-fed steers eligible to sell at 6.25 to 8.25. Low cutter and cutter cows mostly 2.75 to 5.75. Selected veal ers 850. Sheep show Tambeman strong with four range limbs 35, sorted 10 percent. Dolores MIN straight top natives around 0.25. Must sales fit down range ewes around 0.5a.
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Dolores
Fragmented Commodity Prices and a Closing Sale Notice
Readable fragments show commodity price notes for wheat corn oats rye barley and related months with percentages and a closing sale offer. A local ad advertises a sale ending tomorrow from Cole's at 815 Mass.
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Cole’s
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