Kansas Teachers Gather for Fifty-Fifth Annual Session
Seventeen thousand teachers are expected as the Kansas State Teachers Association holds its fifty-fifth annual meeting in four cities Topeka Wichita Pittsburg and Salina from Sept 24 to Nov 8. Nationally known speakers include Henry Suzzalo Thomas D Wood Pru Perigord Joan Kendrick Bangs and Governor Harding among others. Free speakers and county superintendents will preside at each session.
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Toneka
Kansas
Kanyas State Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Wichita
Pittsburg
Salina
Educcation
Prsident
Henry Suzzalo
University of Washington
Thomas D. Wood
Columbia University
Pru! Perigord
Joan Kendrick Bangs
Stricklan
Gillilan
Harding
Town
Ue. KE. A. Stei Iner
Annie
Quiet title suit filed in Douglas County district court
Dwight Thatcher Carrie of Topoke ss filed a suit in the district court against William Crews to quiet title in Douglas County real estate. The lengthy notice mentions Civil district actions, local offices, and evolving civic roles.
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Dwight Thatcher
Carrie
Topoke Ss
District Court
William Crews
Douglas County Real Estate
Community notes and visits in VAIRVIEW and nearby areas
Local residents Violet and L Nannie Howard Hil William Wells El and Mr Wilder on business. Mr and Mrs Peter Dreber en route from New York visiting Mrs Dreber's sister in Ivamia. Edna Koehler with Ruth Schafstall. Homer Brownlee back from Montana business trip. Mrs EL Harmel of Lawrence to winter with Will Martin family. Fred Jones bought a Buick Six. Watkins man active Monday. Koehler Louise and Hilde at Griffin home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Whedon at Henri Stinar Simday. Ma and 2 Hotere. Fr Sehaimever une tielhein spent Sunday with Leary home. RW and barley of Lawrence visiting Mrs Martin’s family. Atlas offer for up-to-date world atlas for cents in this Journal-World.
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Violet
L. Nannie Howard
William Wells
Wilder
Worl
Peter Dreber
New York
Ivania
Dreber
Ohio
Kington
Edna Koehler
Reverend Jennings to speak at Topeka convention
The Rev Frank Jennings of the First Baptist Church headed to Topeka to address the annual meeting of the denomination's district and is scheduled to speak again tomorrow. Washington DC plans a real estate exchange.
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Frank Jennings
First Baptist Church
Topeka
Demoiver District
Washinton
D.C
Nome Real Estate Exchange
Dandruff Cure Warned as Hair Saver
An early 20th century ad-style claim pitches liquid arvon as a universal dandruff eliminator. It urges nightly scalp application of about four ounces to moisten and rub in, promising removal of all flakes, stopped itching, and vastly improved hair by morning.
Local residents and travels noted in Topeka region
Mr Nibarger hauled hay Monday. Mrs Paylor had an illness en route to the Orient. Several residents, including Barnes, O'Dell, Akers, and Engelmyer, engaged in farm, mail, and store tasks. Lawrence visits, Topeka fair, and farm moves feature. a barn burned near Kessinger. multiple family gatherings and trips to Lawrence.
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Wim. Norwine
Frances ‘Paylor
Japan
Orient
Vernon Dehoff
Topeka Fair
Messrs. Barnes
O’dell
Lawrence
W. 2B. Akers
Unive
Green Bros. Hiertware
Frank Barnes
Engelmyer
Fred W. Kahn
Presidr
Antone Kahn
Kansas City
Robert Poutxe
George Weaver
Humelgarde
Ole Bahrock
Heng Luckan
Denn “MeKore
Stemphill
Castor
Kelsey
Vm.c
Jess Osborn
John Osborn
Freddy Rahn
Othe Nine Mile Ranch
R. Johnson
Haskell
Anna Dwyer
Here
Kessinger
Sam Kelsall
Cook
Dehotf
Finn
Alfred Kahn
Jesse Osborn
Robert Graham Pun
Toy A
Baldwin News Notes Baker Football Prospects at Cavaness Park
A small crowd witnessed Baldwin's Baker football squad scrimmage at Cavaness Park on a brisk afternoon. Report notes the team’s progress toward upcoming matches and hints at potential lineup shifts for the Hatup tyrainst the cAggie. The verbose local record also mentions community events, guest speakers, and school activities interwoven with the season’s early reports.
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Baker
Cavaness Park
Jonson
Sevenback Elks Bowling Contests Highlight Strikes
The Sevenback game at Elks last night featured sharp striking from both teams. Beaty and Peters teams battled closely with Beaty securing three of four games as Seaith of the Peterson squad led in strikes, while Smith and Wren also contributed notable scores in a tense, prize-qualifying spectacle.
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Elks
Aries
Peters
Win
Seaith
Peterson
Smith
Women Vote Share Reaches Sixty Percent in New York Primaries
In several New York state counties women cast as much as 60 percent of total primary votes. The data highlights a strong female participation trend across multiple counties during the recent election cycle.
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New York State
Ak-Sar-Bany Fertility Carnival Opens Today in Omaha
The annual Ak-Sar-Bany fertility festival in Omaha is set to open today and continue for nearly two weeks. The event draws regional interest with plans and activities announced by organizers.
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Omaha
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