Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events At Burdick Home
The notice lists a luncheon for Miss Helen Burdick, several club meetings at the home of Mrs. Strong and others, plus entertainments at the M E Church and Ladies Aid plans. Recitals are postponed, reception plans for new teachers, and a report on university events and a cross country training plan for fall.
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Mes
Ranti Strong
Indiana Street
M. E. Church
M.B. Ehareh
EL. Melton
Massachusetts Street
University ‘Women’ 5 Association
Strong
University class officer race stirs campus election day set
Students vote across Fraser hall Snow hall Green hall Robinson gym as tickets for each class line up. Senior slate lists President Don Steuweland and Crumm, Vice President Potter and Homes, Treasurer Sprout and Coolidge, Secretary Powell, Play Manager Kennedy. Junior slate led by Dick Button with Chimney Hepstein, Simmons, Smith, Elswin and Mulloy. Sophomores head Lawrence Miller with Bond Whitte, Red Roffkey, Shinh Ulrich and Meaner Yeakum Moore. Freshmen nominate Frank Sierband Randall Burroughs Hazen with Walter Hazen, Randall, MeCall, Baker and Davis.
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Robinson
Don J Steuweland
Crumm Soil
Bubl
Willian
Oren Potter
Chas. Homes
Letty
Sprout
Ber Coolidge
Mary Powell
Newh Kennedy
Dick Button
Frank
Chimney
Eetary
Blabelie Hepstein
Stella Simmons
Bob Smith
Ira Elswin
Toul ‘Mulloy
Rean ‘Davis
Alexander Crvighton
Dent
Lawrence Miller
Adrian
Veh Bond
Arch Wiatte
I ‘ 4 Presssuver
Red Roffkey
Homer Herriot
Cora Shinh
Bess Ulrich
Sipp ” Meaner
George Yeakum
John Moore
Frank Sierband
Alto Randall
Burroughs
James
Walter Hazenhorse
Neal Ireland
Pat Mecall
Brave Baker
E Lien Davis
Gladys Ac- 35
Winsdor
Betty Waldo
Preasurer
Willan Fuester
Rudolph
Chrlaab
Ray Rickwell
David Davis
McKeevers Tour To The Western Coast Planned
McKeever prepares a lecture tour across western states and Utah cities including Caldwell Lewiston and Kane. The program will feature talks on child welfare and related subjects, with lectures scheduled after his speech in major stations.
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McKee
Slatuinie
Wane
Qikden
Utah
Caldwelk
Lewiston
Kane
Wash
Giese
Serum for horses and cattle disease prevention program
The state livestock sanitary commissioner provides free serum for horse serum testing and cattle tuberculosis testing, available on request with postage paid by the requester. The program is funded by the State and administered through the Sanitary Commissioner and Stables, though postage costs have caused some adjustment in distribution. Taylor Riddle, commissioner, seeks a chart showing animal test responses in return for the treatment.
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Sitte
Sani Commissioner
Taylor Riddle
Porte
Wheat Prices Rise on 500000 Bushels Export Release
Reports from London and Liverpool say seas are clear for grain exports to England and French ports. A 500000 bushel wheat export release boosted prices with gains seen in December Kansas City and cash wheat market closing higher.
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England
London
Liverpool
Kansas
Sewer inspection targets foul odor at Massachusetts and Ninth
Officials report sewer at Lut point carries dirty water from nearly three blocks. To restore sanitary conditions, they plan periodic flushing as needed. Local inspectors emphasize the odor originates from the clogged sewer and will monitor flushing frequency.
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Masachusetts
Ninth Street
Ferom
Lut “Point
Country Club Grounds Work Progress at Foley Farm
The Foley farm is set to transfer to the Matry Cheb organization tomorrow. Grounds were recently mowed and raked with loose rock being removed. a horse lawn mower will finish the job by week’s end. Flags are being placed and the site is expected in excellent condition by mid next week.
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Matry Cheb
Foley Farm
Bible Study Campaign Promoted by City Churches and University Group
Fred Goddman, chair man of a Bible study group in the United States, outlines five reasons why students should study the Bible. Churches in the city and the University YMCA are using these points to promote the Bible Study Campaign, citing education, morals, mental growth, spiritual fulfillment, and ideals as benefits of engaging with Scripture.
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Fred. $. Goddman
Chaiman
G.al
United States
Y. M.A
Jesus
Dry Farming Congress Motorists Head to Wichita
Southern motorists plan to attend the Dry Farming Congress with many from nearby counties traveling together for the event. Officials announce major farm exhibits expected to show the best on display in Wichita, drawing interest from across the state.
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Allennd
Congress
Sami Sol
Day of Atonement Observed by Jews Worldwide
Atonement day is observed by Jews as a sacred period for repentance and purification. The holiday emphasizes abstinence from worldly distractions and dedicates moral renewal, marking Yom Kippur as the Sabbath of the soul and a time to seek forgiveness.
Women Parade to Open Football Season at University
Women of the University plan to join a big parade Saturday marking the football season opener. The effort, led by Mrs. Busiute Brown and O. Hamil, aims to broaden female activities and attract student interest. Also mentioned are Henrietta Crosman plays, Kaw Valley Creamery Co, and Lawrence Business College opening a night school.
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Cowes
Busiute Brown
I O. Hamil
Athtettan
Kaw Valley Creamery Co
Lawrence Business College
Getatier Oth
Early Workout Planned for Varsity Basketball Team
Work on basketball forms a key topic as W O Hamilton aims to assemble the Varsity five for a brief early practice period. With five newcomers and high hopes after last season's success, prospects for a repeat appear bright, despite the season not officially opening until Christmas.
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W. O. Hamilton
Lost Hair Goods Advertisement Fragments
Fragmentary notice describes hair switches made from mixed materials for shampooing sold at 50 cents and mentions Mrs C H Sanders and a lost bundle of leaves at Journal World with partial contact details.
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C. H- “Sanders
Y Bell
Paider
Journal-Worl
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