Sixth District Notes Reflect Local Politics and Health News
W. H. Lockwood of St Francis contemplates moving to Colorado after a banking success, while John K. Jones is credited with a candidate in Gove county. The Sixth district discusses senatorial hopes, a smallpox outbreak in Goodland, and political maneuvering in Jewell and Mitchell counties. Beloit residents hear rumors of candidates like A G Mead and W N Mitchell amid party intrigue and health concerns. A Norwegian Pine Syrup ad closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lockwood
St. Francis
Cheyenne County
Colorado
Orie TL. Atherton
Wa Keeney
John K. Jones
Gave County
Gove County
J Atherfa
Senter Burton
Wa Kerney
John F. Jones
Burton
Gove City
Waia
Beane
Houde
Trego County
Dresiten
Doestue
Tana Gensus
Omni
Kansas
Helolt
Elvic
Bam Devideon
Kansas City
Alice
Hoxie Palladium
Rlso
Moxie
Cleve-land
Fen
Pete Tonym
Bal
Hill City
Jewell County
Hays B. White
Mitchell County
LD. Youngs
Young
Btate Senate
Mitchell
Cloud
Scottsville
Colonel
Cloud County
Goodland
Colby
Bob McGonigal
Postonce
Heeder
State House
Sava
Joe Harrow
Reeder
Beloit
A. G. Mead
Capt. W. N. Mitchell
Jewell-Mitchell
H. Jermark
Conductor Gifford Exonerated After Train Incident
Albuquerque reports Santa Fe division official G. E. Roe defends conductor Gifford who denies accusations by a woman on a recent train. The company exonerates him stating the first reports were exaggerated or false. The piece also lists numerous social notes and visits in the Kansas area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Division
G. E. Roe
Santa Fe
Gifford
B. Samson
Clara Daniels
Inet
Mra. C
Samson
el Paso
Isleta
Santa Fe Company
Society Scene Hosts Miss Emama Dennis and Wedding News
Society notes report Miss Emama Dennis hosting an afternoon at her Tyler Street home in Miss Jean Frost's honor as her wedding to Mr. Charles H. Stewart of Elmwood, IL, nears. Guests listed include numerous Misses and Mrs. names. readings by Mrs. Greenwald amuse women’s clubs. Ned Osborn hosts a dinner at the Topeka club for Mr. and Mrs. Merriam of Boston. Donald Johnson’s sixth birthday party featured dolls for girls and piggy bank keepsakes for boys, with many child guests and helpers from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Smith
Charles O'Neill
Chillicothe
George Kellum
Chicago
George Hayleas
Namily
California
L. D. Cooper
Kansas City
CB. Reed
C. M. Bureke
Manhattan
Bureke
Kansas Divinity School
J. W. O'Neill
Louise Bristol
University At
Lawrence
L. L. Klene
Wilbur Scranton Leete
Emporia
Divinity School
Alles
Fred Jolly
Olathe
Topeka
Stiss Miriam McFarland
Jack
Sohivalie
Charles Blood Smith
Arthur Murphy
William Hkd Jacques
West Prospect Place
Euchre
Jane Thompson
Mies Hazel Mulvane
Abilene
Clark C Carr
Mex. Carr
Galesburg
John E. Frost
Miss Frost
Sire
H. C. Garver
Kate Apiington
Council Grove
Ada Bechtel
University
Ethel Davin
Claude Marshall
Eaksidge
Ay Og Noe
Sheldon Wentworth
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Morton
Washburn
Eons Stevens
Aiea
Emama ‘Dennis
Tyler Street
Jean Frost
Charles H. Stewart
Elmwood
Jean Front
Grace Bronk
John Lawrence Work
Curt ‘Nellis
Ben Criswell
Bert Case
John Hayes
Charles Adams
Winifred Wellcome
Mary Hambleton
Miriam McFarland
Cora
Charlotte Parkhurst
Mary Chamberlain
Panlade Prescott
Florence Johnstone
Josephine Shellabarger
Miriam Bunker
Caroline Heinbach
Stiss Hess Hayden
Ethel Hadley
Clouch
Kate Clough
Edith Ott
Ned Osborn
Topeka Club
Mrs
Clarence M. Merriam
Boston
Roy D. Johnson
Topeka Avenue
Donald Johnson
Mary Alexander
Jane Alexander
Buse Chase
Aillared Moreton
Helen Lucas
Lola Averill
Donald Taliaferro
Rodger Savage
Chester Bunger
Galen Morgan
Archie Oliver
Paul Walker
Elma Walker
Charles Maxwell
Frederick Honebrake
Johnson
Roy Crawford
Mrs. Robbins
Wichita
Santa Fe Auditors Meet in Albuquerque Parlor Session
Santa Fe general auditor H C Whitehead with Chicago HQ passed through Topeka on westbound train No 5 en route to Albuquerque for the system auditors annual meeting. He is joined by assistants Bailey White Healy Mitchell and J W White. The party travels in Santa Fe special car 223 and will return to Topeka later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Whitehead
Santa Fe
Chicago
Topeka
System Auditors
Alvardo Hotel
Albuquerqué
Whitehead
Party of Auditors
Haskell Institute Report Praises School At Lawrence Kansas
Haskell Institute received a favorable inspection report from H S Shaleratt, supervisor of Indian schools, who praised the school and predicted a successful future. The October inspect found 457 boys and 252 girls from 55 tribes, with agriculture the top program and construction in trades next in importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heport
Haskell Institute
Washington
H. S. Shaleratt
Indian Bureau
Lawrence
Kanin
In Old Kentucky at the New Crawford Tonight
Dramatic attractions bring Southern classic to the New Crawford with matinee at 3 45 and an evening show. The Stetson company features Topsies and Marks in a lively program with songs, chorus beauties, and comedic interludes. The Irish Pawn Brokers opens as a new three act farce on Sunday amid bachelor cigars for 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Old Kentucky
Crawford
Stetson Company
Scente Getalle
Mandéger Joz W. Spears Wall Otter
Visit to Salina by Mrs Henderson for son at St John’s academy
In Salina she visited her son, Mr. J Karl Henderson, who serves as physical director at St. John's Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
J. Karl Henderson
St. John’s Military Academy
How Oxen Are Shod In Mountain Texas
A ChicagoTribune summary describes oxen shoeing in Texas mountain districts. Roads function as creek beds requiring shod hooves. The process involves roping legs, securing the ox, and mounting stakes with riders for the shoeing. The procedure is dangerous, dramatic, and yields a powerful but temporary impression of the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bees Birds and Boars in Folklore and A 150 Year Old Dictionary
A columnist notes village superstitions about master dies affecting bees and recounts curiosities from The Sportsman's Dictionary by M. Woolsey published 150 years ago. The piece critiques the blackbird and includes a tale of a seventeenth and eighteenth century squirrel, echoing hares of Ixtak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Woolsey
Blackbird
Ixtak
Rebuilding Kaw Bridges After June Flood
Kaw river bridge rebuilding begins with seven carried away by flood, two more under construction on Fifth and Twelfth streets in Armourdale Kansas City Mo. Stock arrival for Great Western and Union Pacific structures noted. Also mentions a poet line and a hurdle on a car and wagon bridge with claimed completion soon in January. Scattered unrelated text includes medical ad lines and a sewing machines ad at 9 Ans Ave upstairs with phone 1051.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fifth Street
Twelfth Street
Armourdale
Great Western
Union Pacific
Wit Place
Atera
Ansa Avenue
Ind
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Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Dr. Woot
Railroad
Kensas Avenue
DOS Bios
West Sids
Reading Club
John P. Rodgers
Western Avenas
Ala. Rodgers
The
Lakota Club
Mp3
Charles PL Adams
D. J. Greenwald
Santa FE Auditors
Alvarado Hotel
Warner
Arre Roof Latona
Soros
Dellian
Chicago Tribune
London Express
Miles
Mary Buncert
Gilbert K Houser
E. J. Fecholaer
Cossinerctal Bank
A. C. Be
Marengo
Aia Foreign
Elkhart
Indiana
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