Medals Awarded From Captured War Cannons To Veterans
The Kanes G unit displays one hundred seventy seven medals cast from captured Civil War cannon. The medals honor those who enlisted in the Twentieth Kanauan regiment, with many still awaiting claim from veterans spread across states. List of recipients includes W. Deford and numerous other names, with officials noting most medals remain unclaimed and will be distributed as veterans present discharge papers or relocate. The painstaking roll covers numerous companies and ranks, reflecting a long, blended history of service and memory.
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Kanes
Ruf Kastas
W. ©. Deford
Agia
San
Hearst Présidentai
Aidao Hayes
G. Ash. Denartrent
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Cured by Cuticura My Little Girl Suffering From Eczema
A mother's long battle with eczema ends after using Cuticura remedies. After years of failed efforts, two bottles Resolvent and one Ointment plus Soap slowly cleared crusts and skin. The patient bathed daily, applied Ointment nightly, and followed directions to treat scalp and limbs, then achieved a permanent cure.
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Chad
B. Jones
Ort
Warrants for city money may be cancelled
City records show uncalled for warrants amounting to about $2,823 over four to five years. Mayors Felrows to Bergundthal signed them, and many relate to labor. some were never claimed or receipted. City Clerk Squires oversees issuing warrants while creditors remain unpaid. A cleanup could erase years of small, uncollected sums.
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Felrows
Drew
Parker
Hughey
Bergundthal
Hooda
Torset
Judess
Chefr Mooney
Squires
Mr. Squires
Sutegraiph
Trane! Oy
Lm W
Stovall
Speciel
Msreeshed
Jenn Morrison
Wsbot
W. Clark
Ieiteen
T. Hickey
Eta
Pacific Reports
JH. Lambertson
Sehwerrt
Ithe Hall
Inder
Hiegart Pharmacy
Beluga
Lo Jones & Bon
J. Wisdom
Chatterton
Edeiit
Forbes
Coffee Dangers Warn Against Coffee Drinking
If you suffer stomach trouble weak heart eyes nerves kidneys or bowels and you drink coffee note that coffee may push you into a fixed disease from which you may not recover.
Interurban Line proposal links Arkansas City to Winfield
An application has been filed with the state charter board for a charter for the Kansas Oklahoma Interurban Railway company. It plans an electric line between Arkansas City and Winfield with absorbing street car operations in both towns. The $1,000,000 capital aims to extend north to Wichita and south into Oklahoma, with T. L. and W. Somermier in Hinteseid and W. Robinson of Arkansas City among directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Winfield
Bcen
State Charter Board
Karsan-Oklhoma Interurban Railway Company
Winkel
Wineer
Une
Wichita
Oklahoma
TL. N
W. Somermier
W. Robinson
Hinteseid
N. TD
Senders
Ohio Legislature Honors M. A. Hanna in Joint Memorial
In Columbus on April 20 the legislature paused for a third time to honor the late M. A. Hanna. The joint session in the hall of the house, led by Lieutenant Governor Warren D. Harring, opened with remarks from Governor Herrick and concluded with a memorial by Senator Charles eke.
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Ohio
Columbus
M. A. Hanna
Senate
House
Warren D. Harring
Herrick
Charieseke
Jackson injunction hearing in Manhattan Kansas
In Manhattan Kansas on Tuesday Judge Kimbley heard the Jackson injunction matter after probate court ordered temporary restraints preventing the husband from taking or molesting the wife while she visited her parents in Clay Center. A permanent injunction hearing was set for Clay Center on April 2.
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Manhattan
Kin
Jackson
Kimbley
Probate
EH. PB. Carpet
Clay Center
Fudge Kimble
One Court
Musleins
Society Notes from Ingleside Guests and Local Events
The Ingleside board opens the new rove building to guests from 2 to 6 p m. today and tomorrow, with dining facilities and receptions. Mrs W F Bowen hosts dinner in honor of Rev Linus M Blakesley of El Paso. An informal musicale honors Mr and Mrs Kaasan Wade of Chicago. D A R holds Lexington anniversary social with ritual, readings, violin and song. Mrs Thomas hosts Wednesday Whist Club and other society items report.
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Ingleside
Jonathan ‘Thomas
Joab Mulgane
A. Low
Gee
Ch Nobie
W. F. Bowen
Compimnent
Linus M. Blakesley
el Paso
Erne Woes
P. Prescott
Elinor Thompson
Prescott
Seventh Avenue
Kaa
San Wade
Chicago
AOG
Clus
Mra Wate
Anne Marie Nellis
Gordon Crow
Thomas
Dick al
Parsifal event at Washburn college in Arkansas City
Local notices list Parsifal performances in Arkansas City at Washburn college. Various social items note visits, greetings, and upcoming events including club meetings, dances, and receptions. Names, places, and churches referenced mark a community notices page with multiple individuals visiting, hosting, or traveling.
North Topeka Notes and Local Visits
North Topeka column records visitors and residents: Himbalt Bring Co. etc. Ward Maurer of Kansas City is visiting. a new pinning at Station A. furniture for Safe-Mre Burdee on Central Ave. A. G. Connolly moves to 1036 Jackson. FA A dance set for April 20 at 1000 North 2nd Ave. Rev J. W. Price of Denver visits the Sheets at 1223 Quiovy St. W. W. Hall visits Hortin. L. Sweneen family guests. Dr. Frank A. Root ill with pneumonia at College Hill. A. T. Ree and family relocate to 1931 Taylor St. Grace Reynolds returns from Lawrence. to the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Reynolds at 2034 Jack Last St. Hiram Starks of Menoken township reported dead. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Buck and Miss Maggie Allen, post musical operation at Christ Hospital, now visiting at 09 Fallann Street. Mrs. Burdge and two daughters prepare to move to 124 Central Ave. Others ill and recovering. funeral rites and charter member memory noted for North Topeka resident, fifty years.
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Himbalt Bring
Bertn
Bineye
Lx Seriouely Ul
Yoeumonia Ward Maurer
Kansas City
Burdee
Mit Central Avenue
A. GC. Connelly
Jackson Street
FA. A
Cunsus Avenue
J. W. Price
Denver
Coto
Afr
Aaron Sheets
Quiovy Street
W. W. Hall Et Hortin
L. Sweneen
Jharies Sweneen
A. Root
Pneumonis
College Hill
A. T. Ree
Tanner Springs
Taylor Street
Roe
Grace Reynolds
Lawrence
T. B. Reynolds
Jack
Los Angeles
A. Fagan
Buchanan Bence
Hiram Starks
Menoken
J. F. Buck S
Misa
Maggie Allen
Christ Hospital
William Boast
Fallann
Pleasanton
Mra Burdge
Central Avers
Saab
Aiee Manstur Burage
Min Rimin
Hue
Logan
Rome
Trent
Rochester
Toeka
North Teocks
Hutchinson's long leadership ends with city removal
The long time Hutchinson president of his club is removed from the city. Rev Mr Hutchinson is credited with the early success, while Charles Soria of 1316 Monroe Street suffers a bruised ankle after an accident on Karma Avenue near TB. Epcom, Lenton, sees a purse of 5100 awarded with Dean Swift second and Garcier third. Eric Baward attended as twenty one horses ran.
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Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchinson
Epcom
Lenton
Hubert Leidable
Dean Swift
Garjier
Eric Baward Wee
Herons
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Lisle
Ralph Jenks
George H. Munro
Isasir Nuel
Fank Rea
Ulyssus G.brows
Harry ©. Tarte
Frank M. Jones
Orville R. Kenght
William SteDoweall
Eadie B. Wood
Frank L. Richarde
Sinviale Witmer
Frik Allev
Everett A. Gourley
Otis E. Chase
Charles B. Field
Arthur Lashley
Thos. A. Don
Lee Gamber
Augustus Long
Lawrence Rice
Edwin B. Weed
na ‘el _C. Bell
Horace Hobart
Edward T. Long
Charles Yaxett
Albert S Bird
Bout Crumies
Walter G. Jones
Elijah Simpson
Harold V. Chambers
Mien B. Sionmons
Eros G.taylor
John ¢. Murphy
Joseph Echole
Cherfes Johnson
Walter A. Wyatt
Adolph Abrams
David Campbell
Charles I. Gorgan
Jars W. Wilson
Frank Wilson
Niel Utterbach
Jesve G. Sletner
PF. Squires
Peter A. Griffin
Careral
Elmer W. Kelly
James Jeardoe
Harry M Brousse
Grsilte W. Wood
Jeb Ciaz
Rey Hanks
Emporia
Kas
Elaingt Dr. Brown
Wit
Hanrison
A. Becquet
Youre Mens Christian Association
Copeland
Eisbreen
Pitsbure
Dresdes
Kile
OkMhome City
Joseph Garmin
W. J. Durant
Eczema
Little Girl
Topeka
Weillville
Hanna
Wellinston
Kat
Hackney Diock
Louis
Emil Utrich
Ulrich
Tabaco
F. M. Kimball
Leexington
C. A. McGuire
Joes
Lexington
Mary Barkley
Henry
Ruth Collins
Florence Fox Thacher
Katherine Wood
Kimble
Miss Barkley
Mian Tele Ward
Miss McGuire
Barbour Wicker
Isadore Mertahutimer
Thon
Edith Foot
George Eagle
Bre
Enshett Knox
New Cork
Wells
MW. L. BP
Hilliger
Atry
Margaret Wiggin
A. Godard
Stra
Edwin Knowles
Ira A Howe
Hernand Paterly
Adrian Green
V. & Bustier
J. ©. Pollock
Ane
C. H. Morrison
West Seventh Averete
Tina M. Bixiaerss
el Purse
Texas
Mee Marsieon
Franc M. Hayes
MM D. Henderson
Fiorence Fox Thacher
Louise Henderson
Kod
Mra Blakentey
Pi Ph
Alice Lakin
Mies Maud Bates
Mims
Anna Martie Nellie
Anlabelle
Troutanon
Maud Thompson
Burfingane
Air
Horeee Macferran
Harry Price
Burlingame
Clat
Barry Ashby
W. J. Blick
Frank Jerstrom
Jorge Crawford
Harry Ith Iy
Humbleton
Ned Osborn
Cynthia Soh
Deusnter Huth
Chieata
Weod
Yesterdey
Wellington
Mixa Edith Snyder
Jak
Ae “Prod Vogel
Mr. Mayo
Queese
Brene
Miym
Il Louis
Bart
B Snyter
Snyder
Aml Mex
OW. Snyder
G. Rawson Wade
Colorado Springs
George Steket
Washburn College
Frank Blanch
Belt Tive
Auerbach Spolettel
Kansas Avenue
J O'Rourke
Kingfisher
Kieon
Clarke
Buchang Astrtet
Fred Oliver
Oliver
Walker
Atchison
Matthew Ape NE Jeu
Las Veras
Matthew Welchtren
Lottie Atcison
Laivenweeth
Harry Parks
Kernik City
Ginther-McClintockede
Florence Forest of
Rho
Milapauen
Leiventorh
St. Paul's
Episcopal Church
Jodre
Minard Kelly
Comteyvilhe Yaclatnay
Mire Pyances Solowion
Biss
Muriel Ingnile
Atehber
Howling Club
M. de Dawehier
Jesele Payne
Mire
Parnes
Mire Samuel Fulton
J.E. Huckita
W. Fay Ocean
Reet
Uni
Fracie
William Ot Farlpaunts
Minn
Atte
J. W. McGhinney
Tyene
Firs
Tyson Rive
Pesewen
Golf
Ort Collins
Colorado
North Topeka
Hot Springs
Nature
Schnaf
Pierce
Newbo
Gunther's Pharmacy
Sixth
Benin
New York
Sanne
Kansas
Missouri
Castor
Cca Astoriaa
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