Bank Statement Sworn By Kansas Bank Cashier
J H Sandell cashier of State of Kansas Republic bank swears the statement is true listing assets and liabilities with no further notes. Notary Charles C Wilson verifies on Sep 6 1911 with directors Nimocks Sandell and Cullers signing Attest to Bank Commissioner Topeka Mrs F A
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State OF Kansas
Republic Go
Ss. I. J
G. W. Nimocks
J. H. Sandell
Cullers
J. N. Dolley
Bank Com
Topeka
Republic Goss
G G Wilson
Notary Public Com
C. A. Brewer
C. J Ingebretsen
Bank Gom
Ape
Republics
Cooper
God
Wilken
Mhl
J. Amith
Morey
A. R. Morey
M.A. Preble
Financial condition of Norway State Bank 1911
Official statement shows assets of 41 578.97 with loans 18 349.33 and deposits 31 372.30. Bank president J H Sandell swears accuracy. notary G G Wilson confirms. Also includes local notices of strayed horses, residents visiting Lawrence, and a business note on an International Harvester inquiry.
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Bank of Scandia
Scandia
State of Kansas
Norway State Bank
Norway
Kansas
Old Story and Gossip Reflections From Beloit Call
A Beloit Call item recalls a vacationing cook who returns excited about her wedding and gifts but notes the bridegroom never appeared. The piece argues gossip harms happiness and urges people to praise others as they wish to be treated, citing a Downs News reflection.
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Beloit Call
Lie today, trouble tomorrow warns Stockton Review
The Stockton Review cautions that a lie may avert trouble now but will multiply difficulties later, urging honesty to prevent compounding issues.
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Stockton Review
Undertaker Prefers Auction News In Morning Paper
The Emporia Gazette notes an undertaker begins his day by reading auction stories first. The quirky habit highlights the paper's prominence of auctions in the morning edition.
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Auition
Emporia Gazette
Biscuit twist hair style and stock scheme critique
The Cheney Sentinel notes a new hair style named Biscuit twist likened to a cinnamon roll and discusses polite social behavior. It laments writers opposing stock schemes in blue sky ventures, claiming such efforts reveal the truth to those who know from experience.
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Washington
Kansan
Editor’s stand in public interest harms reader and income
The Mound Valley Journal notes a reader who stops his paper over a controversial editorial injures not only the editor’s feelings but also deprives him of about two dollars per week in income.
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The
Mound Valley Journal
If the doctors vanished in 24 hours a wide collapse follows
The speaker warns that if fakes and others succeeded in wiping out all doctors within a day the impact would be profound on institutions and organizations. The text notes that genuine professionals exist but also mentions black sheep in the pulpit.
Deputy Fish and Game Warden Warns Hunters
A Kansan article quotes A K E Sheeley warning hunters to follow license laws. Bunting licenses cost 1 and fines for bunting without a license run about 30 dollars. He vows to record names of violators and to halt selling trapping and catching fish with bare hands.
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Cloud County
A. KE. Sheeley
City Schools Open After Summer Vacation
City schools began their new term with a full staff headed by Principal Harry L. Olsson. Primary teachers include Miss Bliss and Miss Larson, with Miss Anderson overseeing the Intermediate department and Miss Poage the grammar grades. Enrollment by class started strong across all grades, and Tuesday marked the first full day of regular sessions after orientation and room assignments. Prof Buss addressed the high school Tuesday morning with praise and encouragement.
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Miss Bliss
Miss Larson
Anderson
Poage
Miss Balch
Harry L. Olsson
Sophmore
Prof Buss
Buss
Bank Statement Authenticated by Cooper Cashier
A bank statement reports assets and liabilities with loans on real estate funds, cash items, deposits, and fixed assets. The cashier Cooper certifies the figures as true. notary Wilken attests to swearing an oath on September and October dates with directors' signatures.
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S & Certifi
SOA Gost Capital
Banks’ & Bankers
Why People Talk About Things Not People At Meetings
People often discuss topics rather than individuals to share ideas, solve problems, and avoid uncomfortable social dynamics. Focusing on issues fosters collaboration, clarity, and measurable outcomes in group settings.
Questioning Sympathy and Shared Borders in Talks
The speaker urges consideration that the other party has feelings and a legitimate claim. It argues that another land may be equally vast, urging division of sympathy and recognition of common humanity.
Hard Summer for Newspaper Newsroom Faces Booze Bargains
Gomer Davies notes a tough summer in the newspaper business as "a sweet circulars nearly every mail" push cheap booze and beer job lots, signaling advertisers flood markets and pressrooms weather difficult times.
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Gomer Davies
Evangelistic Meetings Lead Local Effort in Scandia
The article urges Scandia residents to back evangelistic services led by Marley and Buss. It praises Mr Bass for music and Mr Warley for empathy, vows no new church establishment, and asks supporters to share burdens or attend to help the town advance religious uplift. It appeals to faith, personal presence, and finances.
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Buss
Scandia
Christ
Mr. Bass
Warley
Seandra
Harley
Bethlehem
Nagereth
Jesus Christ
Mr. Mourtey
Camn
Pup
Concentrated effort yields results in any kind of work
Concentrated sunshine can melt rocks and evaporate diamonds, illustrating how focused effort drives outcomes across tasks. The saying equates intense attention with successful achievement in diverse fields.
Republic to Host Fourth Annual Harvest Home Festival
The Journal notes the premium list for the festival on September 22 and 23 in Republic. It praises Republic for preparing to welcome visitors and to showcase a strong community effort, with printing by Nutter of the News as a mark of quality.
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Journal
Republic
Nutter
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