Stand By Coburn Seeks Broadening Of Agricultural Course
The State Horticultural Society backs Coburn in reinstating studies and branches of learning related to agriculture at the Kansas State Agricultural College. The society passed a unanimous resolution at its meeting at the state house urging the management to broaden the program and place agriculture as the fret and principal object of the school.
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State Horticultural Society
Kansas State Agricultural College
F. D. Coburn
Horticultural Society
State House
Agricul
Atate
Kansas horticultural misfocus and crop market warnings
Historical remarks from Kansas farmers and horticulturists lament misdirected efforts at the rural college and warn about crop market failures. Regents and local leaders discuss hail damage, storage profits, and the need to buy from Kansas nurserymen to support regional trade and spring planting expansion.
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Kansas
Mouses
Otto
Topeka
Union
Nureeryman
Garden Club Notes and Winter Plans From 1981 Meeting
A fragmented issue reports the Garden Club's winter plans and talks. It mentions a horticultural society’s rooms, a more elegant home planned for next year, and references speakers including J W Robinson and C B Whit, with notes on fruit and plant topics and committee roles.
State Teachers Association backs Nelson policies and education reforms
The State Teachers Association endorsed State Superintendent Nelson for his music manual training and school consolidation plans and urged removing political influence from jobs. A report noted no action on a third term for Nelson, with several resolutions praising educational progress and funding, and urging cooperation for educational days and exhibits.
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Aasociation
Nelson
Fairchild
Western Schiool Journal
Schoo Boards
Stanley
Onoblast
At Cellor Boon
Presigent
Taylor
State Board of Education
Eery
Ath
Sears
Chautevgua
State Department of Education
Commission On Tax
Thnilte Co
Kansas
State House
Board of Education
Pete
Proirie Neyoral
Gus
Ss Pees
Stodor Daby
Etain Nhans
David Bow
City Ticket Office Union Pacific R R Kannas Ave
An ad lists the City Ticket Office for Union Pacific R R and mentions Kannas Avenue with a Tol a Pte Sp m A lagy liver note. The text promotes Bur gock Boo Bitters as a natural remedy for a lazy liver, framed as a preventive health quack line.
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City Ticket Office
Union Pacific
R. R. OS
Kannas Ave
Menninger
M.D
Kansas Ave
Burgock Boo
Topeka Social Notes Heavily Traveled by Friends
North Topeka column lists visitors and residents: Stella Kimball in town. Leon Gleason back from Caner. Annie Myers in Newton. Tillie Holcomb visiting Mrs. Graham. James Bonham of Manhattan hosting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Porkes of Silver Lake visiting Oklahoma. Bechtels and Rogers visiting the Greenfields in Shorey. J J Graham of Kansas City visiting Robert Graham. Jordan family left for a few days in Iowa City. Samuel Shoemaker to Texas after visit at Mrs Daub’s. Moyes of Van Buren in Spring Kun. A G Gould of Hoboken and Mrs Camp spending New Year with Mrs Orcutt’s mother. Ruth Barrett visiting Rev and Mrs Barrett. Van Cradal planning Florida trip. D H Hall building elevator in Clyde then moving to Nebraska. Horticultural society meeting attended by George Mufitt and Mrs Withers. Shoemaker family visiting. Elizabeth Parsons and James Lyon married at Mrs M B White's home. couple to Guthrie. Light of Life program at Kansas Avenue Church praised. solo by Shirley French. chorus by Fraser. others named.
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Vali
Reeda
G. Funk
Ominkie
Sieper Yard
Stella Kimball
Leon W. Gleason
Caner
Misa
Annie Myers
Newton
Hans
Herbert French
Tillie Holcomb
Lawton
Oklo
Graham
Jackson Street
James Bonham
Manhattan
Topeka
James Porkes
Sliver Lake
Oklahoma
Mates Bechtel
Mayme Rogers
Hiawatha
J. C. Greenfield
Shorey
J. J. Graham
Kansas City
Robert Graham
Tunity
Park Street
Jordan
Ianmun City
Siamuel Shoemaker
Texas
Henry Daub
Central
George Moyes
van Buren Street
MRA Dept
A. G. Gould
Hoboken
N. J
G. B. Camp
Gon Bert
Jackson Attect
Mra. B
Orcutt
Ruth Barrett
Delpple Creek
Colo
Quincy Street
Hall
Aati
Neb
George W. Mufitt
Lawrence
Kun
State Horticultural Society
J. K. Withers
Kansas Eee
Amanda Fyrone
Peat and Biatche
Holton
Mal Stes Evith Arkiman
Larkins
Mra
Feune
W. C. Steele
Sadie Shoemaker
Harrton
Mires
Central Avenue
Elzabeth Parsons
Little Rock
Ark
James Lyon
Guthrie
Ohio
Mira
M. B. White
Logan Street
J. A. Ey
Kansas Avenue
J. i. Withers
Nolos
Shirley French
Lo Fraser
Ida Henry
Mins Estelle Brooke
Swarts
Mr. May
Erie Telegraph and Telephone plans $22 million reorganization
Boston dispatch details a planned reorganization of the Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co with $22 million capital. Kidder, Peabody & Co will oversee the plan if shareholders approve. The circular calls the company's financial condition critical and outlines bonds, stock issuance, and swaps to form a new company with $16 million common stock and $1 million in preferred stock.
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Boston
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
Erie ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Erie Company
Kidder, Peabody& Co
Hese
Eagh
Kcle
Erie
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Compe
Norfolk to Start General Steamer Line Incorporated
Trenton New Jersey December 27 The Norfolk to start a general steamer line incorporated here today. The raters are Thorn Mullaly New York Ernest B 1 xxx and K EK Molaren a
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New Steamer Line Incorporated
Trenton
N. J
Norfolk
General Siemer
Viaduct Deterioration Spurs City Council Action
A Topeka viaduct on Sixth Street shows severe iron decay from water and locomotive smoke. Councillors Geiley Hughes inspect and debate repairs or replacement while officials differ on urgency and fixes.
Sixth Street Viaduct Repairs Threaten City Budget
Councilman Griley notes insecure girders on the viaduct approaches needing replacement and possible scrapping of old iron. Estimated at least $1,000 for defective girders plus old material value. East and west approaches may require rebuilding. central spans to be scraped, rust removed, and painted as a temporary fix. The council faces strained general revenue funds and will push officials for action amid ongoing city crematory debates.
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Hughon
Joseph Geiley
Geiley
Hughes
Snaierr
Topekales
Melun
Griley
Sixth Street
Union Pacific Reports Record 22 Million Net for Year
New York Dec 27 The Union Pacific annual report shows gross receipts of 43,538,181 for year ending June, with operating expenses 24,087,145 and net income 22,172,001. Southern Pacific gross 17,244,308, expenses 24,603,067, leaving a 5,408,060 surplus. The board notes expansion aims and acquisition of capital in Southern Pacific and Northern Pacific, including Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railway and Navigation.
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New York
Union Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Southern Pacife
Bouttiern
Northern Pacifics
Northwest
Uniton Pacific
Board of Directors
Southern Pacific Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Oregon Short Line Company
Calientes
Nev
Primitive Not June City at Atlantic Box
Fragmentary OCR text yields few readable facts. Mentions Atlantic Box, Pars Not, MissO ACTFIO, Arrive Leave and Boots Accom. Several unreadable strings and nonsensical segments. No coherent event or entities to anchor a clear summary.
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City Am Atlantic
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