Twentieth Century Classics for Kansas Readers Debuts
A Topeka publishing venture by Crane & Co introduces The Twentieth Century Classics, a monthly Kansas centered literature series for school readings. W A Seller leads the project with volumes featuring essays on Kansas history, lore, and prominent figures, aiming at educational use and broad family appeal.
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Kansas History Pamphlet Praises Early Territorial Governors
A review by Mr Connolly praises a forthcoming Kansas pamphlet on early territorial governance. Written by Smythe and tied to the Kansas Academy of History, the work analyzes the period under presidents appointed governors, noting its careful concise portrayal and its promise to deepen understanding of Kansas political development.
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Dun & Co Review Says Prices Movement Keeps Prosperity
Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports April failures reveal no dire conditions in key industries. It notes price adjustments and production shifts post last year’s surge, with strikes in building trades accelerating settlement terms. Western and eastern markets show mixed signals as exports rise and demand slowly recovers, while failures fall in the U S and rise in Canada.
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Wichita and Return via Grand Trunk Route and Europe
Travel rail notice advertising round trip fares from Wichita to Paris and Rome via Rock Island and Grand Trunk lines. Tickets on sale May 7 with return validity through May 31. Includes multiple eastern hubs and routes through Montreal Boston New York Philadelphia, with agent contact at J. Bureis 249 Clark Street.
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Topeka Society Social Calendar and Chautauqua Notes
A Topeka social column reports club entertainments at the Slaters home and a Chautauqua programme. Engagements include Miss Pearl Kirkpatrick and J. K. Bair with notices of upcoming receptions, dinners, and card parties. Names, venues, and weekly schedule details appear throughout.
General Otis Leaves the Philippines Today
J K Bair and Miss Peart Kirkpatrick prepare for a June wedding at 890 West Sixth Avenue. Julia Miller returns to Osage City after visiting Kansas City and Mrs Reid Alexander. The Progressive Krokonols club meets at Polk Street home of Mr and Mrs Slater. The article details Col Whitside and troops in Cuba, Manzanillo sugar works, and Cuban wartime conditions, plus visits to Beyamo Jucaro and Bayamo, with notes on forests, railroads, and local industry.
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Cuban Conditions Reviewed After First Southern Inspection
Colonel Whitside, in charge of the department of Santiago and Puerto Principe, returned this morning from his initial inspection of the southern portion, reporting on conditions and military posture in the area.
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