Woman Twice Married Provokes County Office Notices
Fragmentary OCR outlines a story involving a woman twice married connected to county titles in Chester, with references to family ties, motherhood, and a public notice about the case. Also mentions a March event and a steamer arrival with unrelated details from New York and River Plate port activities.
Graduation Exercises at Kansas Medical College Banquet Held
Twelve new doctors were graduated at the Kansas Medical College exercises held at Cratford Opera House. A banquet followed with remarks by Dr. J. W. Wil and other faculty representatives from Washburn College. Valedictorian Frank Rohuris spoke on the profession’s duties, and scholarships and awards were presented to top students. The ceremony featured music by the Amphion Mandolin Club and readings by local performers, concluding with the awarding of pocket sets and prize funds to exemplary graduates.
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Creceford
Medical College
Wl Wil
Aedualverelty
BL Will
Uys Ferulty
Washburn College
Thegep
Chiles
Pushert Beck
Norman
Washiiure College
Pines
O. Po Davie
Apira
Olean
Tts
Topeka
Stalin
Permns
Etminalal
Rohuris
Juvin Laker
Ilish
Washburn
Messrs
Allen
Suttar
Moce
Paui Lawrence Danber
FP Brown
J.C Bechnigek
Boand of Trustees
Je.stinney
Ctie
D. Blake
Frank Roberts
J. A. Overianiter
George Minny
Dalles
A. Dillon
Hartetley
Abe
J. A Overa
Minnia A. Massey
Wits
Massey
Clyde D. Blake
Prac G. Roberts
Tce Presilent
W. Ti. Prisbes
Mark Beach Chrtice L. Colt
Dallas D, Dillon
Harvey
Banquet Speakers and Toasts Spar Over Student Life
A Lawrence banquet room hosted by the Throvpy hotel saw L Kennedy and others as guests of honor. Speeches covered Pilgrim’s Progress, graduation hopes, and future studies, with several toasts urging a balance between medicine and ministry. A new fraternity chapter house is expected in Lawrence this summer to support growing student housing and activity.
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Sittin Forrest McDorwich
George M. Mitty
Carlton AL Smith
Throvpy
Siilad Bienduen
Bool
Ax Wwasit
W. S. Lindsay
Nishte
Kanes
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Inghiet
Hillshaw
Clt
van Horn
Cluse
Prishey
Begiah Lane
Mary
Wtarden
M. R. Mitch
Avtleton
Chicamn
Athi de
Fisk
Washburn College
Evangeliet
M. B
Willams
Favite
Greater
Ronge
Mtr
Williams
Wit- Hewat
RB Mages
Lawrence
Kas
Maurel
Family Benefits From Pure Food Cure For Child Ills
A St Paul mother credits Grapenote and Dream with lifting a toddler from frequent colds and weakness. After stopping other foods, the child’s health improved within ten weeks, as the family doctor advised using Grapenote for meals noon and night. Local testimonial from Fos tum Oa, Bnurie Creek.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wuitter
Iain
Leah
Bnurie Creek
Arbor Day Proclamation Declares April 24 as Arbor Day
Governor Bailey issues a new Arbor Day proclamation naming Friday April 24 as Arbor Day in the eastern and western parts of the state. The notice urges planting trees along roads, streets, public grounds, and campuses to beautify communities and honor nature.
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Bailey
Overnor Bailey
Arbor Thay
Neib
Governoe Dalley
Prairie
Kansas
Woman Arrests Two Men Over Interfering With Cleaning Crew
Mrs Paul in Chicago led a squad directing laborers when Richard Srett and Daniel Blake allegedly taunted her. Both men were arrested after complaints of interference and abusive remarks. Authorities said the incident happened on Harrison Street. Reidy volunteered to testify, preferring Mr Paul’s team to any other.
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Chieag
A. Benmakene
Paul Nesiot
Abe
Richard Srett
Hecuet Street
Daniel Blake
Polkine
Lephaih
Harrison Streets
Blake
Pani
Svell
Paul Decane Tedig
Wiiliaan Reidy
Pagl
Weekly Bank Statement for Abe Clearing Bees
New York March 2 statement of averages shows totals for the week including deposits, withdrawals, and balances. Highlights include assets at 541,900,500 and insured deposits at 46,844.00 with changes such as decreases in specie and increases in certain reserves.
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New York
Abe
Bret
United States
Hobbyhorse Banquet and Feats At Billings Dinner
New York March 2 36 guests to Billings banquet with toys and ponies for children. Guests mounted on wooden saddles then proceed to a decorated table for a meal as attendants provide motion at the head of each ride. Indicate basketball game and Indian team efforts noted with varied sentiment.
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Cele
Riverpin
Port Engue
Pepa
Effirreienes
Cole Rhein Feaniyei
Billings
Childress
G. Billings
Vabir
Rilfiewe’ Aueste
Netherlands
Tom
Hermann
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