Normal at Hays New Building for Western Branch
Hays City prepares to host a State Normal branch on the Waters hall site near Hays military reservation Ellis. The 44 by 50 foot building will face the town with a campus on 49 acres beside the creek. Local residents offer homes and services to support the program as Western Kansas gains in educational progress.
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Easter Flowers Boost Topeka Florists See Big Season
Topeka florists predict record Easter sales with rising demand for cut flowers and plants. Last year shoppers spent about 1.0% of Topeka’s budget on flowers, and this season is expected to top that. The lily leads the market, while florists emphasize moss lined Japan branch arrangements and potted plants as seasonal highlights.
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Easter Gift Goods Outline Education Plans and Parades
The article describes Easter preparations highlighting school funding plans for 200 acres of wheat land to build a school with $7000 for a road and college building and $5900 for an art school for a year from July. It notes fall term starting in September, a new building to be three stories high near Emporia, and parade details with army troops. It then shifts to Easter baskets and flowers with designs including straw hampers, satin ribbons, and various decorative boxes popular for gifts.
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Favor Young Men 8. B. Clapp Urges Recognition of Him
Major T. J. Anderson of the Topeka Commercial Club promotes engaging young business men in club work. S. L. Clapp reads a March paper urging employers to favor male applicants, arguing today’s youth outpace two decades ago in energy and opportunity. He warns equal pay and advancement for women, if unchecked, could reduce opportunities for young men and threaten male employment.
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Aust Mand CN Vote Ee 120 The $5 Years
The fragment hints at a political or investment theme with a focus on costs and prosperity. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or concrete outcomes are readable.
Long Leads Cuban Reciprocity Debate in Congress
Washington March 22 Congressman Long holds attention as a leading supporter on Cuban reciprocity while Kansas delegates split over the plan. The Ways and Means Committee tracks policy as rural mail contracts spark debate and questions arise about beet sugar interests and admin strategy.
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READY FOR TRIAL AT BOWES COUNTY COURT
Justice session proceeds as attorneys argue for Murrell and Meiberg in a contested case. The defense notes lack of direct information linking Murrell to the alleged action, while the judge, Krum, oversees jury selection. Proceedings continue with testimony and preliminary rulings expected later today.
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