Civic Improvement Society Elects Officers At Meeting
Kaye presides as president of the Tin Sarak Centernhl Cteie Improvement Society planning a two year program. Officers named include Dean Kaye as president and T. J. Amdnesin as secretary with Pt. Bugetienke as treasurer. The group aims to mobilize volunteers for civic work and may appoint up to 100 vice presidents to assist in outreach and price access for members.
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Tin Sarak Centernhl Cteie Improvement Society
Dte
Fobetig Hild
Sleviath
Preellint
Dean Kaye
Eplecoul Chijruh
T. J. Amdnesin
Treadurer
Bugetienke
Elven Authority
Fortee
Shemeertus
Eich Roemer
Mietiberetly
Theor
Wetio Schaal
Ten Kaye
Dean Kasi
Contestant questions tease readers in a local paper notice
The page presents a jumble of reader questions and longish statements about a satin contest, prize values, and mentions of Swearingen’s Jewelry Store and The Cudahy Packing Co. Readers are invited to write or call for details, with a weekly Saturday standing of contestants noted in the journal.
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Salige
F.w.swearingen
Kamaas Aycaus
Gu Booele
Dette
Topeka Team Wins at Lake Contrary Meet
St Joseph High School teams took top honors in the Minanurt Valley track meet at Lake Contrary, with St Joseph first totaling 41 points, Lincoln second with 29, and Kansas City third. Individual winners included Grice of Pemwka and Pritesscund in the sprint and relay events, while Griggs placed high on the mile. Also noted is a New Bond Decision by the Supreme Court regarding refunding county bonds and actions by county commissioners.
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St. Joseph Satuday
Trais
St. Joseph High School
Lincoln
Kansas City
J. Pritesscund
Usny
AC Griggs
Elgato
Sean
Supreme Court
Lastie
Tovenah
Rant County
New York
Pinedale
Behind Closed Doors in Ames County Money Probe
The county board in Ames County plans a secret session to review expert reports on T. T. Kelly candidate for state treasurer amid alleged discrepancies. The board has faced leaks and internal criticism while preparing a report expected later this week.
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Isaistory
Allmsnl
T .T. Kelly
Mraewee County
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Bux
Bechame
Semlons
Peerel
Star Chamber
Kelly Best
Binon-Spettizie
Wrest Ptola
New fraternal insurance order active in Illinois
A newly formed fraternal insurance order called The Cavalles emerges with incorporators including Charlie F Beat HL A Ewing Myler Le LL North EW Myler BE Jones and W B Root of Join New Eldredge Book publishers announce a second edition of Judge Fidredge poems after the first edition sold out.
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Atiarge Charen F. Scott
Ik Het Fraternal Remuunee Onder
Tao Do Busket
Kaneas
the Cavalles
Itt
Tole
Benafiuincy Order
Charlie F. Beat
HL A
Ewing
Myler
LL. Northau
BE Jones
W. B. Root
Join
Eldredge
Jidge Fidredge
Herain ‘Belliff
Supress Court
Eliredge
Bolene
Harding seeks pictures for hospital walls and rooms
Dr. Hok Harding promotes a fund to secure cabinet-size photographs to decorate a bedside ward and other spaces. Volunteers frame and mount light oval photos for donation, priced at one dollar per dozen, with Downing's providing quick service and wall space for the displays.
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Hok Harding
Rooney
de Harding
T , Holliday Bis
Doen PLC
Harding
Huepis
Jat Downing
Social Notes From a Kansas Evening Gathering
Mint Mary Lakin hosted an informal seven o'clock dinner at her home corner First and Western avenues in honor of Miss Me Pike and Miss Gene MePike of Atahi. The event featured luncheon, floral decor, and a lively afternoon study on An Afternoon Party with guests including Miss Embleton and Miss Vanderpool.
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Mint Mary Lakin
Homme
First
Western Avenues
Miss Me- Pike
Gene MePike
Atahisat
Gene McPike
Amy Nelson
Trogwood
Mich
Virginie
Miss Lakin
Bisa Alice Lakin
Mtr
Calldorean Club
Moby
Mia Lt. Embleton
Mia Winifred Vanderpool
Btn
Tmbieton
Moreis Avenue
Frederick Lyman
Chicago
Thomuas
Lynas
Price
C. Allan Gilbert
Benton Holloway
Mies Josie Gull
Foe Airy
Thomas & Ham
Paul Lovewell
Arthur Hyde
George Perry Grinelly
WB. Swan
David Kendall
Robert Merrick
Albert Purdy
Tay Hamilton
Kyrie Mountt Sire
Jesmle Guild
Mies Molle Mingul
Miss Me Nell
Midt Maud Hiphop
Mas Alice Gentry
Ming Ethel Davies
Mira Liten Buwyer
Amy
Diper Bogen
Lucie
Kansan Avenue
Dick Wodgera
Washington, T. C
Moe
Indian Territory
Mins McPike
Migs
Gene Meike
Atchison
Mary Lakin
EL W. Poindexter
Mie
Siildred Poindexter
Troman
Emporis
Charles A Ce
Coneurs
Thi Gu Ton
Yat Norhar
Femor
Trip Around the World Social Event Honors Local Notables
The First Methodist society hosts a charity event titled A Trip Around the World planned by Women of Ye First SDeth els Epitope v lures tomorrow. Patrons include Joab Mulvaine house 123 Topeka Ave and several other prominent locals, with homes decorated to portray Bowton the laslst times and Far East themes.
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Alexander Guitmani
Mixa Grece
Thompson
Miagouri
ST Dutaney
Chicaste
Bre
Horner
Monroe Mise Belle Stege
Silas Ling Bresette
Topeka
Vlures Tormorvow
Thi Joab Mulvaine Homme
Topeka Avenue
Hartson Street
Pi I. Bonebrake
Harrison
J. Z
Tavis
J.T McParland
Topeke Avenue
P. Grinwold
Topeki Avenue
Bowton
Damier
Berlin
Japan
Mexico
la Princiveg
Washburn to host Haskell Indians in Lawrence game tomorrow
Washburn hosts the Haskell Indians tomorrow afternoon at Washburn grounds with George Cook starting on the mound. Cook, a former Ottawas pitcher, strengthens the Washburn rotation as lineups shift with Mehi catching and Mose, Caldren, Anderson, Workley or Kilby in various infield and outfield roles. Lawrence Banks will officiate.
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Washburn
Haskell Indians
Lawrences
Washburn Grounds
George Cook
Warhburs
Ottawast
Topeka
Cook
Mehi
Pe Weill
Shist
Baxter
Mose
Caldren
Mirod
Anderen
Fluid
Workeley
Kilby
Buckenstoce
Worseley
Lawrence Banks
Nation's Michigan Crusade Reflections From Mrs. Nation
Mrs Nation writes from Fling Michigan describing her temperance crusade experience in Michigan and Ann Arbor. She reflects on youth, government, and prohibition, urging loyalty to temperance causes and criticizing enforcement leagues and conspirators while asserting that prohibition harms, not helps, and pledges to pursue trials amid public reaction.
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Michigan
Nation
State Journal
Fling
Mich
Cat
Rms Wilyeralty
Ann Arbor
Ag Mucs
Anna Arber
Kanne
Fragmentary OCR Text Reflects Political Claim and Moral Debate
The readable portions show a heated, scattered critique involving mob behavior, Christianity, and education. Mentions a “loyal state,” a place called Ath Arbor, and references to a person or group named CAHRIEN NATI. The text is highly fractured with unclear syntax and missing context.
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Calgan
Ath Arbor
Arith Olawe
Emporia
Old Poence Suit and Insurance Case Highlights
The suit against L Holman over $3500 alleged misappropriation was ruled on by Judge Mazen with Potter as plaintiff. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company moves to test a contested policy claiming medical history or preexisting conditions may affect the claim. Richard Bartholdt of St. Louis was renominated for the Tenth district, unopposed, marking his sixth time.
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L. Holman
Mazen
Charles 7. Holman
Thie Ghee
William 3. Potter
An Wea
Watkine
Potter
Hulman
Karsaa
Ogethet & Wan
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Smtne
Liasie Hiison
Hmparia
Metropolitan
Wilson
Elause
Iran
Bartholdt
St. Louis
Richard Bartholdt
Alixcourt
Fras
Bertholdt Hua Pecely
B F Baird Sues Wells Fargo Express for Damages
In district court B F Baird sues the Wells Express company for 11.00 damages claiming his son Basil Baird of the Twenty Eighth Infantry drowned on duty. Baird asserts the government bore the expense and that the express company cannot demand the money, noting the body was recovered after the incident.
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Walt
Thik Morslog Agaloet
Wella,Yurge Expresse
aBtrd
Basil Baird
Corpiral
Iths Twentiadhythitet
Infantry
Bien
The Ninth District Convention This May Report
The article notes the Ninth district convention details and mentions a congressman, with focus on political alignment and party perspective. It describes a contested slate within a Democratic context and references local electoral expectations and lines for the May period.
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