Clyde Watermelon Carnival Brings Big Crowds
Clyde hosts its annual Watermelon Carnival on September 3 and 4 with 10,000 to 15,000 visitors last year. The event showcases Clyde grown melons, flower parades, illuminations, free fruit, and a civic-minded town program led by D. Lake as president. Notables including W J Bailey and W H Craddock expected to speak, while local merchants and a Clyde Carnival association organize entertainment, trains, and contests.
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Clyde
Rocky Ford
Eorge Grege
Wirk Crump
Chas. H. Angevine
Washington Street
Artlyas
Mierry
Concordia
Mt. Peles
Sid H. Knapp
Kansas
Han Op
W. J. Bailey
W. H. Craddock
Furion
A. Mr. Jackson
W. A. Calderhead
Charles Curtis
Chester T. Long
W. A. Harris
J. R. Burton
People of
Clyde Carnival Association
D. Lake
W. B. Beach
EJ. Weise
D. H. Atwood
Erie Peck
Frances B. Hardesty
G. H Hudson
Wm. Turner
Alex, Turner
Geo
H. Hudson
James Moorehouse
Herbert Hakes
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Atchison
Union Pacific
Chicago
Baileyville Gossip Rambling About Governor Nominee
At his home W. J Bailey discusses politics and personal life amid Balluyville chatter. The Illinois scandal tale lingers, while Bailey recalls land ambitions and a rumored past with a university student who married elsewhere. He jokes about the governor's mansion and his own youthful indiscretions.
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Balluyville
Halley
Batleyvill
Executive Mansion
Chicago
Illinois
W. J. Bailey
Baileyville
University of Iilinois
Champaign
Kansas
Atchison Globe
Gates
Toa
Baileyville bachelor named Bill Bailey praised by reporter
The text praises Bill Bailey as Baileyville’s pride and a strong bachelor. Reporters note he would be a “winner” if he chose marriage and doubt he will wed soon. The piece highlights Baileyville’s praise and speculation about a future governor from Kansas. Anna Nott.
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Bailey
Baileyville
Hailey
Kansas
Bill Bailey
Anna Nott
Church Notes Publicize Sunday Services Across Local Faiths
Church notes list multiple congregations in Quincy area with sermon topics and times. Rev J M Brown preaches at C M 5 church on Sunday 11 am Christian Unity and 8 pm The Cumberers of the Ground. Other churches include United Brethren at Quincy and Twelfth, First Christies on Ka Avenue, First Congregational Seventh and Harrison, First Methodist Episcopal with Rev J Seaman, Second United Presbyterian, Walnut Grove M E, and more, detailing Sunday school times, vesper services, and special events across Aug and Aug 3.
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C. M
Vana Buren
J. M. Brown
United Brethren Church
Quincy
Twelfth Streets
Samuel C. Coblenta
B Panaton
Wichita
C. Uy
Christies Church
Ka Avenue
Sixth and
Seven Streets
C. A Finch
Bible Schoo
F. W. Emerson
Juniora
Jy. i Endeavor Societies
St John AM. EB
Seventh and
Topeka Avenue
AM. Ward
Christ
Mamie Johnson
First Congregational Church
Seventh
Harrison Streets
Francia L. Hayes
H. E. .Thayer
Union
First Congregational
F. J. Seaman
Dr. Cranwell
First
Second United Presbyterian Church
Filmore
Huntoon Streets
Walnut Grove M. E
Eighteenth and Harrison
Homer
Tey
J. A. Stavely Ang
Pythians Troubled by Rail Rate Obstacle to Conclave
Topeka Elks lodge weighs building a $20,000 club house with $100 shares and elegant rooms in the Masonic building. If plans fall through this fall, the lodge will cope with temporary arrangements. Pythians face travel rate limits that block a major excursion, keeping some members home. Odd Fellows staff will not attend Des Moines if the team lacks state-ready drill. Meanwhile fairs and exhibits across counties plan displays in San Francisco with detailed recreations of local scenery and industry.
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Topeka Lodge of Elks
The
Elks
Naom Oa Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Des Moines
Iowa
Papsoumia
Pythias
United States
Colorane
San Francisco
Stanislaus County
San Diego
Camp
Fragmentary travel quote from Chicago Tribune sparks insomnia remark
A Chicago Tribune excerpt quotes a traveler and medical man praising his visits to multiple mints. He notes officials in those countries are bonded for honesty and to cover theft by visitors, suggesting widespread fatigue among officials and a fear of death without cause.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Merve
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Circle
North Teeeannee
Eessives Shurches
Preebyterian
Ableiministera
Isree
Clyde Exchange
Elk State Bank
Clvcle
Republican River
Republican Valley
Ella Fook
Frances E. Hardesty
Olyds Watermels
W. J Bailey
Ej.wiese
Church Notes
Lodge News
Topeka Elks
Pythians
Harry Wright
Sevda
Gescone
W. H. Kemper
le M. Penwell
Chison
Ehawnen
Caine
Ieee
Acne
Washburn College
Ostalogas
Sisters OF Bethany
Ipera
Frank R. Millspaugh, G. D
Barbour Walker
M. A. Parnetrar
Banks OF Topees
Central National Bank
United States Depositary
Board of Education
Rock Iland & Pacific R. A
Postoffice Department
Bowssnaxe
Dowsina
E. Sxowys
P. M. Bowzemake
First National Bank OF
Topeka
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Ee C. & Hawter
Cashier
Joe
OG. &. Bowman
Asst
Eeenet En
W.heseo Lantry
Chas. J
Cen Reneres
Demas
Topeka, Kansas
Jackson St
Texas
Beaumont
Thunder Mountain
Dane
Mar Boise
Phat Fifth St
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