Washington moves to install forty Linatype printing machines
A House committee report details plans to equip the Government Print Office with forty Linatype typesetting machines at $260 each, to replace aged equipment. Attorney special Kennedy notes savings versus existing frictions, with total appropriations around 618,000 for initial purchase and ongoing replacements, aiming to modernize daily operations nationwide.
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Linatype
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Margenthaler Pesosis
J. Fesuianiase
Fapan Epriros
Inetall
Palmer
Tridge
Mo. Kennedy
Want Office Open Sunday Opening Petition In Washburn Area
Residents in the southwest part of town circulate petitions to keep the post office open Sundays from 4 to 6 PM. Clerks and authorities consider the request but hold firm on closures. supporters say opening Sunday hours will serve many patrons while opponents fear low demand.
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Washburn
Figare
Tawn
Chicago
California Farm Ad Promises High Yields in San Joaquin Valley
An advertisement touts California farming in the San Joaquin Valley, declaring it the nation’s great agricultural region. It claims vast crop output and profitable potential for nearly every product, inviting readers to join low rate excursions in March and April offered by Exbte Fe. Prospectus issued by T L King of Topeka Kansas.
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San Joaquin Valley
California
U.S
T. L King. A
Toa & Ry
Topeka
Kansan
Topeka and Kansas City Letter Transport With Sacks
In a partial excerpt the text discusses letters moving between Topeka and Kansas City. It notes a plan for registered letters to be carried in special sacks that are not opened at intermediate points between the two cities. The fragment hints at designated handling but lacks full details.
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Pattmaster Guine
Kunnae City
Topeka
Topeks
Kansas City
Kanes City
Topekand
Widums
Reguiar City
William
Toptka
JA G_ Lartiner
Publican City Central
Lst
T. S. Williams
State Journal
Williams Tan Gay
Kansas Aveue
Il Kan- Pan Avenue
T. Mattingly
James Hughes
Fourth
Third Ward
H. 1
Monroe
Fiat
Fifth Ward
Lee Silvernal
CM. White
First
Burkhart
J.T. Ward
W. J. Atchison
Jude
Chicago
Mitc Ic
Sant
A. J. Canpayren
Neoshi Rapids
Perks Attacks Campbell at City Temple Speech
London reports stir over Liberal MP Robert W Derks speech criticizing Dr Campbell and city temple leadership. He attacks the bishop of London, surpliced clergy, and nonconformist propriety, urging fearless preaching over Anglican compromise as Campbell declines to comment.
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London City Temple
London
Robert W. Derks
Louth
Lincolnshire
Br. Perks
Mr. Campbell
Campbell
City Temple
Mr. Peres
Archbishop Laud
Charles
James Guiness Rogers
Edward
Perks
Alitaahem
Will Bowl Tonight Between Central Y M C A and Railroad YMCA
The Central Y M C A meets the Railroad Y M C A in a downtown bowling match this evening on unfamiliar alleys. Central has not lost this season, while railroad is an unknown factor. The game starts at eight with a large crowd expected. lineup lists Central Mitche Girl Dyles Newby Fuller and Railroad Spurlock Stifthorn Griley Kelly Sherman.
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Central Y. M. C. A
YM. C. A
Stason
Central
Mitche
Girl
Dyles
Newby
Fuller
Railroad
Spurlock
Stifthorn
Griley
Kelly
Sherman
Tommy Utablewely
The
Africa
Chicago
Tritune
The Drive Open Protest Over Knox Vacation Plan
Auburndale residents rallied Wednesday to oppose closing The Drive as proposed by John C Knox. Knox wants to vacate the diagonal road cutting two Knox land blocks in exchange for two new streets, with a city council hearing slated for Monday night.
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Auburndale
John C. Nox
Knox
Jerusalem
Inclosed Squares Shape Medieval Fortress Planning
The text traces how enclosed square forts became a standard in defense design. It notes wagon parking, blank walls, and facade opening to the square as early defensive features. The pattern spread to major squares and markets in famous cities, reflecting widespread precautionary use.
Parliamentary Eloquence Compared Between Commons and Congress
The late empress of Austria praised good riding in English Shires, and a similar critique applies to parliamentary eloquence. Some of it is exceedingly good, perhaps better than in Congress, but much is atrocious. Overall, the House of Commons beats its congressional counterpart in some respects, yet averages below the congressional average per Harpers Weekly.
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Apeleh
Xeen
Lise
Baal
Pice
Lfe
Austria
Congress
House of Commons
Harper’s Weekly
Farmers' Elevators Plan in Oxborne Kansas
Oxborne Kansas March 4 Wheat looks well and uninjured green fronds flutter in the crop prospect. Mr Vincent of Omaha is organizing branches of the Hoffman One system of farmers' elevators. Arrangements are being made for three branches on the Missouri Pacific Railway in the county after the recent board meeting.
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Oxborne
Kan
Easter Bonnet Designs at Morrison's Millinery
An ad showcases spring hat design services for Easter at Morrison's, 62 Kansas Avenue, inviting patrons to visit for a preview of hats and millinery items. The notice mentions pneumonia treatment advice and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, highlighting a doctor’s endorsement and local druggist sales.
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Kansas Avenue
Mean Avenue
Rison’s
Hiemelt
Chamberlain
Fenl
Bert Remaits
W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
Ctuipberlain
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