Douglas County Sunday School Convention at Worden Tent
The annual convention opens in Worden on October 4 with a new tabernacle tent. Baldwin Conservatory provides music including baritone Frank Siple and contralto Mrs Siple. A 25 voice mixed choir will perform and a pageant The Resurrection directed by Mrs H K Ebright features.
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Douglas County Sunday School
Worden
Conservatory of Music
Baldwin
Frank Siple
Harold Harvey
Lewis” Roland
Conservatory
H. K. Ebright
Frank €. Richard
Ue We
Daniels
Lawrence High School Adds New Senior Class Enrollees
Six states are represented by new Lawrence High School senior class students. The list includes fourteen newcomers from towns such as Liberal Kansas City Coffeyville Chicago St Cloud Orlando and others. Names appear jumbled but indicate a diverse intake across the senior class this year.
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Yor Oel Oo
Lhe Lawrence High ‘School
Pew
Anderson
Huskeil
Das Caulk
Wendessey
Oklahoma
Fugel
Charles Radar Dudley
Lynch
Solomon
Harry Marker
Kansas City
May
Theodore Newlin
Lamar
Moi
William
Roe
Vinl
George Sims
Chicago
Carl, Wise
Loveland
Caloradas Larnallowar
Toneanosie
Luc de Lowe
Coffeyville
Lucille + Mills
Otend High St. Cloud
Floridy Morgan
Army mule auction in Lawrence reduces to government property
Major Charles T White oversaw the sale of twelve government mules from the Lawrence machine gun companies. The animals, held for two years, were deemed unnecessary for the unit and were auctioned at 41 oclock this forenoon. White, a Republican candidate for state treasurer, previously paidmaster of the Thirty-Fifth, is noted for handling large sums and continued service as U S property officer for Kansas.
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Ajor
Hance
U.S
Kansas
County Fair Reports No Incidents And Smooth Traffic
The county fair yesterday saw orderly conduct with no arrests. Sheriffs and organizers ensured smooth traffic flow on Thirteenth Street and Twelfth Street as crowds moved through the fairgrounds without incident.
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Sherit Johns
Thirteenth Street
Twelfth Street
Hutchinson Crowds Fill Kansas State Fair Day
A large crowd estimated at 75 000 gathered at Hutchinson Kansas state fairgrounds for a livestock parade of champion animals in the forenoon and auto races in the afternoon. Y Morgan Republican candidate for governor spoke through a loud speaker in the afternoon crowd.
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Hutchinson Pair
Kansas State Fair
Y. Morgan
Attacks Reily Again in Porto Rico Governor Row
In Washington the protest against EE Mont Reily continues as resident commissioner Feli lova Davilla accuses the governor of undermining Porto Ricoans faith in the United States. Topics include an upcoming assembly at Lawrence High School with a chorus, a baby clinic with sixteen infants, and a burglary attempt at Mayor Kyceck’s home.
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Reily
Washington
Mont Reily
Porto Rigo
Feli Lova Davilla
United State
L. H.S
the Lawrence High School
Methodist
Mayt
Aalo Hultz
George L. Kyceck
Louisiana Reet
Tiene
Ford Plants Set to Resume Operations Nationwide
Ford plants in Detroit reopen on Sept 22 after a week of idleness. About 70,000 Ford workers return to former schedules while 30,000 to 35,000 workers at other firms prepare to restart. All Ford units nationwide expected to be at normal schedules by Monday.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Giant transatlantic airships pitched for 60 hour flight
Berlin reports has readers hearing plans for monster airliners to cross the Atlantic in about 60 hours. proposals describe gas capacity 110000 to 140000 cubic meters speed 140 mph or 196 mph slow mode length 274 meters width 35 meters height 39 meters five 800 hp engines carrying 90000 kg with 40000 for fuel foods and mail plus 100 passengers and 40 crew. official comforts would rival ocean liners with eventual US service to Far East hinted.
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Berlin
Air
Atlantic
Sis
United States
Far East
Population surge in Port-Au-Prince Haiti census data
Population in Port-Au-Prince shows rapid growth with three births per death as Haiti adopts American sanitary practices and agricultural improvements. Vital statistics are improving after American occupation, with last year’s population around 500,000 and estimates around 6 million. Reports note rising commune reporting and a shift in male to female birth ratios and mortality.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
France
American Sanitary Service
Lawrence meeting notes and community updates
Reports from El Dorado conven tion and Eli Dorsey posts of the American Legion. Water plant operated during coal strike with no coal shortage. University day planned at county fair. Upcoming theater and entertainment changes in Kansas City. Abrah am Lincoln coming to Bowersock on October 16. October fair dates across Harvey county towns and a Newton auditorium exhibit planned. Confiscated church gold and silver funds redirected for famine relief in Russia. Reduced fares announced for various conventions and rail routes.
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el Dorado
Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Kansas City
Shubert
Grand
Lawrence
Abraham Lincoln
Bowersock
Nold
Paris
Newton
Harvey County
Newton Auditorium
Lake Township
Sedewiek Cil
Moscow
Central Committee of Famine Relief
Russia
Finland
Masons Prepare Dedication Ceremony at Local Temple
Members of the Incal lodge celebrate its charter anniversary on October 1 2809 with a big temple dedication planned for October 28. The usual fourth Monday ceremonies will inaugurate new classes and mark the lodge’s Berdane milestone in October.
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Masons
Manthatan
Manhattan
Mae Sons
Big Ma
Incal Lodge
Fragments Warn of Health Ads and Misleading Potions
A garbled OCR fragment shows claims for health pills like Deans Kidney Pills and Don's Kidney Tite. It references a Lawrence case, a carpenter with back pain, and mentions local stores Dick Bros and ALyecure. The text mixes warnings with dubious remedies and neighborly recommendations.
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Lawrence
J.ff
Carpenter
Don
Dick Bros
Knox hats and noon luncheon draw Lawrence shoppers
Peggy Prim promotes Knox hats via exclusive agents Houk and Green in Lawrence. She touts a noon luncheon at Wiedemann's tea room for fifty cents per plate, and hints at curling irons from Kansas Electric Utilities. Ober's showcases camel hair coats and heather scarves as the season's styles. A Radiantire Heater is praised for warmth on chilly mornings.
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Wiedemann's Tea Room
Ober's
Deaths and Funerals In Local Community
Obituary notices report deaths of Mrs. Ty Fl Mitchell aged, funeral from Rumsey Brothers at 2 Sunday at Oak Hill. John We Cophill died at 92, funeral Saturday at 11, burial at Oak Hill. Anna Wey died yesterday, funeral tomorrow at 2 thirty from 613 Thode Tahind Street, Oak Hill burial. Also noted sudden death of Prof. Baun near Chicago and body to Milwaukee for burial. families traveling from 613 Thode Tahind Street.
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Ty FL Mitchel
J. KE. Mitchell
Inc
New York Street
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
Delde
Rurigl
Oak Hill
John We Cophill
Rumsey Brothers
Wintis
Ie Wey
Anna Wey
Aelock
Thode Tahind Street
Qak Hill Cemetery
Three Civil War veterans remembered in local tribute
The note lists three Old West Kansas veterans believed to be the last survivors of their group. Names include James Gumbo, Joseph Wineard, and Horward, with ages and home towns. Grier, aged 76, settled in the city after its founding, honoring local history.
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Leavenworth
Wiest
Kansas
Dufantey
Mathered
Mlesander Gruber
Ae Arms
Dames Gumbo
Joseph Wineard
Tarha
Kaun
Tobe Horward
Lessington
Grier
Wis
Tullingworth
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Sunday School Association
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Mothers Conference
Hall
Cross Atlantic
Parent-Teachersy I
Moshers Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Pittsburg Normal
HH. Lindley
Pittsburg
Kan
Tex
United States ‘Army
Bel Paso
Stauss
Nogales
Yuma
Arizona
City Water Plant
Freedam
Cain
Massachusetts Street
Enos Mills
Long's Peak
Colorado
J. R. Holmes
Mills
Abispetad
Frances Wilerd
Topeka
Fdgewater
Read
Public Utilities Commission
Kanas
Hatheringburg
Hutchinson
West
Supreme Assembly of Order of B
Dean
Doans Mapney
Gocat Drug
foster-Milburn
Che
Peggy Prim
Knox
Houk and Green
Knox -Hats
Kansas Electric Utilities Company
Peggy
Pegey
Dovby Cheaiy
Phene
Bulletin
Macion Milk
Sunset
Hebe Compmind
Oregon
Curtis
John Wo Cophill
TU. Bunn
Daw
Pr. Baim
Chienwa
Mes
Huon
Helen Baoad
Helen Bunn
Dolue Bunny
Chicaun
Milwaikor
Buriz
Silvia
Selinol
Windo Msirmount
Acislon
Siulinae
Nas
Father Cumminghin
de Soto
Dept
Wall Liver
Walt Bwees
Vans Choice
Sarah Corn
Talunter Bros
HSL
Kane
Ray
ASH
Wineapiles
Kaw Valley Creamery
Eliot's University
Thudium Bros
Chas. Thudium
Williams’ Grocery
Mobs OG
Price
Bar
Munson
Smith
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