Kansas Industrial Court cost 13000 after consolidation
Kansas records show the industrial court and labor department spent 13000 in the first nine months after consolidation on April 1 1921. The nine month total was 76830.24 versus 59634.57 for the prior year’s period, with added salaries and travel for welfare and inspectors.
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Topeka
Kansas Industrial Court
Kansas
Labor Department
Industrial Court
Department of Labor
The
Welfare Commission
Labor Bureau
Welfare Committee
Pillsbury Purchases Atchison Flour Mills Group
Announcement states Pillsbury Flour Mills Company of Minneapolis acquired the properties of the Atchison Flour Mills corporation for 150000 dollars. The deal includes a new modern mill with 1200 barrels capacity and the Washer elevator.
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Tthe
Atchison Flour Mills Corporation
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Minneapolis, Minn
Rabies Warning After Squirrel Bite In Lawrence
City officials warn residents after a squirrel bit a 14 year old boy and two adults. the animal, killed by the boy’s father, carried rabies and was sent to Kansas City for testing. An earlier Lawrence rabies outbreak and a fatal railroad accident are also noted along with a Wichita death of 93 year old Cecelia Klar and a damaging hail windstorm in Chase County damaging fruit trees crops and farm buildings.
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Lawrence
Ea‘ward ‘Vieux
Curly
Davis
C. C.’Case
Kansas City
Vieux
Chage
Cassaday
Butcher County
Thurman
Chase County
Editor Sells Newspaper to New Owner
A brief notice reports that Hob a editor of the idea's Prees has sold the paper to M3 Tate of Newton. Tate has taken control of the publication.
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Hob
Idea
Prees
M3 Tate
Newton
Tate
Smoking rule test rocks Cimarron schools row
Miss Lorraine Wooster state superintendent clashes with Cimarron school officials led by W M Peck over alleged smoking dancing and bridge playing. The dispute widens as petitions call for Pastor James W Little's resignation amid church debt and a stalled school leadership change.
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Topeka
Lorraine E. Wooster
Cimarron
Gray County
Miss Wooster
W. M. Peck
James W. Little
Peck
Hopkins
Cimarron School Board
Harry Brice
Pastor Little
Fatal Hospital Ward Attack Shocks Parsons Inmates
In Parsons state hospital ward D C Burgan fatally attacked three inmates John Cole 60 Lebanon Kansas Richard M Jones 60 and W H Fleshner 81 with a steel bar while they slept Burgan also attacked attendant C D Vaughn who escaped and restrained him Eighty four scrub bulls have been replaced in Kansas Better Bulls contest led by Comanche County with 14 replacements Decatur 12 Franklin 10 Morris 9 and others in period March 15 to April 15.
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John Cole
Lebanon
Kas
Richard M. Jones
W. H. Fleshner
Kansas
George W. Catts
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Hutchinson News Awards Contract for New Building
The Hutchinson News editorialized by W. Y. Morgan announces a new 100000 dollar building project. Construction will begin in July marking fifty years since the paper's founding.
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Hutchinson News
W. Y. Morgan
Ness County Judge J M Temple Dead at 70 in Ness City
J M Temple longtime Ness County resident and former probate judge died at his Ness City home at age 70. Born near Crown Point Indiana, he was elected on the Populist ticket in 1891 and served two terms. Manhattan names Lisle C McElhinney as first policewoman and matron at the community center addressing juvenile delinquency among girls.
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J. M. Temple
Ness County
Ness City
Crown Point
Ind
Lisle C.mcelhinney
Manhattan
Fire destroys Fidelity Catholic church near Sabetha
A fire of undetermined origin recently destroyed the Fidelity Catholic church eight miles south of Sabetha. Two drafts for 15000 and 10000 dollars drawn by Aetna Life Insurance Co were found in Salina by a company representative. The city manager's office was appealed for help as the street cleaning department recovered the drafts from the city trash dump, badly soiled but negotiable.
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Fidelity
Sabetha
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Salina
Governor honors demand to return C E Green to San Angelo
Requisition for the return to San Angelo Texas of C E Green, previously protested, was honored by Governor Allen after a hearing. Green is charged with forgery. A six month old baby died near Burlington after the mother found it head down in a bucket of water. The mother had left the child in a chair moments before it fell into the water.
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San Angelo
Tex
C. E. Green
Allen
Green
Vernon Hamburger
Burlington
Widow Mary Langdon Dies After Six Month Illness
Mrs. Mary J. Langdon, 76, longtime Junction City resident, died after a six month illness. A Civil War army nurse, she is survived by two sons.
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Mary J. Langdon
Junction City
Governor Denies Guard Ties to Ku Klux Klan
Governor Allen stated no Kansas National Guard members belong to the Ku Klux Klan and warned swift action to remove any who are found to hold Klan membership.
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Kansas National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
Allen
National Guard
Tragic death of Lewis Johnson in Waverly
Lewis Johnson, 27, died by self inflicted gunshot at his Waverly residence. He worked for his uncle M. O. Amlin and lived with the Amlin family at their home.
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Lewis Johnson
Waverly
Johnson
M. O. Amlin
Amlin
Farm House of Colonial Design
Feature on a six room farm home emphasizing hospitality and simplicity. Describes a large screened porch, central brick fireplace, bright dining and living spaces, modern kitchen, entry vestibule, and decorative roof lightning equipment, with advice from William A. Radford.
Colonial Farm Home Fitted for Rural Comfort and Economy
The colonial style offers simple dignity and hospitality ideal for farmers. A frame-built farm home on a concrete base features running water, a rear hall access, a lavatory, three second-floor bedrooms, two small rear rooms, a large attic, and flexible partitions. At 25 by 35 feet plus a 7 foot porch, it maximizes space and comfort in a modest footprint.
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Consister
Boston’s First Health Officer Paul Revere
The early Boston health commissioner was Paul Revere, known for his midnight ride. Beyond that fame he pursued engraving and goldsmithing, and an 1768 advertisement shows him dabbling in dentistry while starting to build his reputation.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Revere
Tanlac Heals Six-Year Health Decline Endorsed by Huntington Man
W R Peoples of Hunting ton West Virginia testifies that after six years with poor sleep, loss of appetite, stomach pains, and rheumatism Tanlac restored his health. He reports a ten pound gain after four bottles and praises the medicine. His wife supports the benefit claim and Tanlac is sold by local druggists.
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Tanlac
W. R. Peoples
22Nd St
Huntington
W. Va
Would Be Unfortunate
A fragmentary note references a Boston Transcript line about sinners and a beggar woman seeking repentance, hinting at moral judgment and washing away sin with a whisper of hopeful virtue.
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Mary
Boston Transcript
Swamp Root Advertisement Targeting Women’s Kidney Health
A historic ad urges women with back pain headaches and nervousness to try Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It promotes immediate purchase and offers a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co emphasizing newspaper notice inclusion.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Peculiar Medieval Toothache Remedy Belief
People of the Middle Ages believed the best toothache remedy was serpent skin steeped in vinegar.
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Promotes Skin Health
Advert says Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin purity and health for shaving bathing and shampooing. Claims no mug slick soap germs or irritation even with daily shaves. One soap for all uses.
Color Scheme Joke In German Newspaper Cartoon
The quotation from Der Brummer in Berlin playfully contrasts Bolshevik colors with blue, reflecting a satirical cartoon caption about political labels and youth questioning ideology. The line suggests in jest that not all Bolshevists are red, some appear blue to a child.
Allen's Foot Hash Relief Advertised for Foot Pain
Advertisement touts Allen's Foot Hash antiseptic powder to ease corns bunions and sore feet with instant relief. It cites 1 600 000 pounds used by the Army and Navy in the war and urges duty to shop for Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry ads.
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Allen
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