Cheap Colorado Summer Rates Begin June 1
Burlington Tiade announces low round trip summer fares to Colorado and Utah including Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs, and Salt Lake City. Daily rates about half, with a period in July offering even lower prices. Special one way and return options from St Paul, Minnesota, and other Minnesota localities, plus additional routes via Puget Sound and northern paths.
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Utah
Desorte
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood
Salt Lake City
Jess
Professionals Take Advantage of New Teacher Certificates
Fifteen pedagogues convene as County Superintendent Wright endorses the professional teaching certificate, deeming it a major advance over first grade. Examinations will be held in August, with specific criteria and credit rules outlined for certification, including minimum averages and reissue conditions.
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Wrisht
Teschern
Kansas
United States
Jena
County Institute
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Adlees
Weine Standin Edison- Hon
Erisey
M. C
Y. E Employment Bureau
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Ee Co
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Opera Transfer & Seat Co
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Bacon
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South Dawes Mining Company
Tte
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America
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Ainska
Dewey” Mane
Thonder Mountain
Free Mill
Thunder Mo
Orgaiard
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Dassa Kanne
Wits
Ofie Gabe
Veto
Rev Monsignor Coffey Honored In Carbondale Ceremony
The Carbondale Pa Leader reports Rev Monsignor Coffey vicar general of the Beranton diocese and pastor of St Flows church Carbondale was formally elevated to a higher title before a large congregation. Coffey, a Jefferson County native, has served in Carbondale since his priesthood entry, with prior ties to Milwaukee. The ceremony drew a representative crowd and marked a significant church milestone.
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Carbondale
St Hose Church
Serne
Rygal
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Coffey
Gener
Berantun
St Flows Church
Str Rees
Mer
Rock Creek
Jefferson County
Topeka
Topeka’s Noted Concert Musician Mire Newton Remains Active
Mire Adie Jewell Newton a prominent Topeka musician, trained at the Chicago College of Vocal and Instrumental Arts, returned to Topeka as director and performer with the Grand Musicians group. Her sister Mrs. Plait Jones and brother-in-law Byron Harris contribute as part of a traveling company, with plans for future tours and concerts.
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Adie
Jewell Newton
Topeka
Hae
Avery Lite
South America
Chicago ‘College of Vocal and
Tontka
Direc
Ie Sera
Jewell
Newton's
Haw
Tomo Soholat
Wcrommanist
Plait Jones
Weber
Aira Newton
Mie
Jemell
Byron Cil
Mit Tharrisun
Newton
Cepira
Kanmay
Bie Houe
Aim Pnor
Society Notes Share Weekend Visits at Topeka
Mrs Jerma V Abrahams hosted a Friday evening at her Woodton Maryland home in honor of Miss Cornelia Abratians. Guests included Dr and Mrs W N West and many Topeka locals. Numerous friends plan Sunday at Sureka Lake with families from Topeka and nearby towns.
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Cornelia Abratians
Woodton
Maryland
Mra
W. N. West
William Macferran
Mas
J. K. Hear
and Airs
Frank Patterson
Miss Sweet
Thompson
West
Jean Frost
Marion Garretson
Ellsworth Weaver
Topeke
Sureka Lake
Frank Scott Davis
Dorr Norton
Stes Chartres
Blood Smith
Jacob Mobier
Arthur Murphy
Kansans City
Sue Herbst
Helen Smith
Mise Eva Smith
Mic Ween McChintock
Mis
Harset Jones
Dan Hammmatt
Gifford Dudivy
Hugh McFarland
Dick Alden
George Snyder
Mies
Vivian Rush Cave
T. G. Rush
Muvh
Minnié Price
Anna Beil Johns
Mabie Price
Hann Cook
Frank Ale Wittrick
Robert McClenahan
Fort Riley command reshuffle notes General Carr to active list
The war department promotes General Carr to active duty and retains him as commander of Fort Riley with the cavalry and field artillery detachment. James Wells and Charles G. Cooper, both cavalry officers, are retired from active duty. Lieutenant Colonel Stedman of the Fourth Cavalry will fill the vacancy and command the garrison. Carr entered service in 1862 and rose through ranks including major and lieutenant colonel, serving in Indian campaigns and the Philippine Insurrection.
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Fort Riley
Compan
Jamels Wells
First Cavalry
Charles G. Cooper
Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
War Department
Army
Pirer United States Couatry
Eighth Cavalry
Pith
Fourth Cavalry
Stedman
Officers to be elected by Second Regiment ER N G at Newton
Adjutant General Kelsey calls Kansas National Guard officers to Newton on August 4 to elect a colonel lieutenant colonel and senior major to fit vacancies. Current officers are Colonel P M Holsinston Hutchinson Lieutenant Colonel Robert A Campbell Hutchinson and Major W M D Rowan Garden City. Maneuvers at Fort Riley July 12 involve base layout for three regiments and one field hospital for October. Fort Riley to Fort D A Russell transfers, troops expected 18 000 to 20 000. Junciton City business men arrange crossing rights for maneuvers across farmland. Missouri Kansas Telephone seeks to meet franchise provisions and improve service. Fort Leavenworth Brig Gen George W Burton visits post and inspects Soldiers Home.
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Kelsey
Kansas National Guard
P.M. Holsinston
Miutenant
Robert A Campbell
Hutchinson
W. Med. Rowan
Garden City
Fort Riley
Junction City
Kan
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Wyo
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Missouri & Kanes Telephone Company
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Allon
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Burton
Bell
Vey
Rainstorm damages roads and crops near La Crosse
Reports from La Crosse Wisconsin describe a severe rainstorm that washed out several small bridges and damaged crops about 20 miles south of town last evening. Other notices include Secretary Hay planning a summer home trip to Lake Sunapee New Hampshire and a string of brief items from across the nation with varied incidents and travels.
Moffate Brewery Fire Destroys Plant in Ottawa Kan
Henry C. Moffate's brewery was destroyed today by fire with damages estimated around $100,000. The article notes other financial updates from Ottawa Chautauqua Finances and local assembly receipts and expenses, plus scattered market and local business notices.
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Henry C. Moffate
Ottawa
Chautasqua
Otawe
Kan
Assembly
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