FUNSTON GOES HOME
General Funston returns to Kansas City area after meeting in Leavenworth and preparing army maneuvers for Pot Teney. He plans to visit parents in Ho, then be away from Leavenworth for weeks as reforms and tactics are discussed by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predertek
Department of le Colorade
Syri Bel Orr Tiler
Parenta
Prenton
Arthur
Funston
Kansas City
Pumston
Peete
Leaverabet
den Funsties
Hanses City Federaite Schungertrice
War Department
Weien
Tate
Wald
Pot Teney
Belleft
Willard store and postoffice destroyed by fire
Fire at Willard on the eastern edge of Shawnee county destroyed A H Cochrans store and the Willen post office. Burglarious arson suspected as a second building near the store was also set ablaze. The blaze reached two o clock and efforts failed to save the premises. Also included are notes on religious consecration in Utica New York and various church notices, plus on divorce procedures and upcoming football season ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goehran
A. H. Cochran
Willard
Estern
Shawnee County
Erie
Olmstead
Utica
Charles Tyler Olmstedd
St. Agnes* Chapel
New Vek
New York
Grace Church
Pottar
Borsent
Adee Walker Ea
Rlies
Nove Haight Aethieetna
Nebrask
Leinart
Ohta
Ned Clasetead
Catorade
Come Tee
Davenport
T. M. Marriker
Towapitenpal
Essen
Abelabe
Work Is My Salvation Says Mrs Packer in New Hampshire Roots
Mrs Packer born in New Hampshire and educated in bookkeeping built a career after her husband’s death. She taught women to read and write, helped trained students with finance, and credits Providence for guiding opportunities. After the receivership she received two job offers and continues to work evenings at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Packer
Boston
Phillips Brooks
Packer
Mrs Packer
Lillian Gray
Mrs Jennie Moor Packer Rebuilds a Bookbindery Cleanly
In New York City Mrs Jennie Moor Packer, a bookkeeper and stenographer, quietly guides a failing firm through receivership. Appointed by Justice O Gorman, she closes old contracts, completes new ones, and leads thirty women binders with care, teaching reading and writing and earning the respect of workers and managers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Jennie Moor
Packer
Sienna
Justice O'Gorman
Mra Packer
Parker
Woman receiver reshapes business after fourteen months work
An interview with Mrs. Packer recounts her fourteen month effort as receiver of a busy establishment. She completed the task without vacations, paid all debts, and returned the business in solid condition with a bank balance. The article notes her strength, confidence, and the perception of women’s youth as a heart matter rather than a numerical age.
Sweet and Forty Claim on a Woman's Appeal
Tia asserts that forty is the peak of a woman's fascination, suggesting beauty and allure gain with age even if the face shows less hope and expectancy than in youth. The remark reflects a restless view of aging and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Tia
Wanted Industrious helpers and shop workers unions
Classified listing style brief noting multiple wanted positions including janitor, store help, man and wife for chores, boy with wheel, and general farm work. Also lists selling and sale offers for business property, household goods, animals, and equipment. scattered entries reflect a small town newspaper classifieds page with varied labor and sale notices.
Capital Lodge A. O. U. W. Celebrates Sixth Anniversary
Capital Lodge No. 3 Ancient Order of United Workmen held its sixth anniversary at the lodge room 418 Kansas Avenue with nine in attendance. J. G Waters delivered the principal address. Honor auxiliary No. 7 observed its nineteenth anniversary. The program featured vaudeville acts in blackface, dancing, and cards. Lodge No. 3 has paid about $12,000 for member sickness relief and nearly $200,000 for death losses in 25 years.
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Capital Lodge No
Ancient Order
Cited Wi
Kansas Avenue
Pastor Workman
J. G Waters
Kate Snyder
Doille Tiford
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 7
Menara
A.V. Armstrong
T. P Bassett
C. RR. J Limesdon
A. Nelson
Suppey
No. 3 Ban
Pitched Over Cliff Injures Omaha and Shoshone Party
A party from Omaha and Shoshone were driving down a steep grade near Blue Inken when their wagon and horses plunged over a cliff of about one hundred feet. Miss Tuckford sustained a broken foot and was pinned by an iron bar. Mrs Hansen and another occupant were severely bruised. One horse died, the wagon wrecked, and several passengers were trapped for hours before Zille Hansen, a 13 year old girl, reached a farmhouse to summon aid.
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Omaha
Salt Lake
Utah
The
Tribune
Shoshone Falls
Itaho
Miss Tuckford
Mra. Hansen
Shoshone
Zille Hansen
Mrs Burdette Ill at Sunny Crest Pasadena
Mrs Robert J Burdette wife of the noted humorist and a leading club woman is gravely ill at Sunny Crest Pasadena suffering congestion of the brain. She is vice president of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs and a prominent figure in civic life. A separate notice mentions a Santa Fe Pall Festival with $200 return tickets on sale Oct 3 to Oct 7 and final limit Oct 13 eight trains daily in each direction.
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Burdette
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert J. Burdette
Sunny Crest
Pasadena
Aeout
National Federation of Womens du
Santa Fa Pall Festival
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Dr. Lyon
S Centurs
Ths
Generel
Tola
Union Pacific
Kaieas City
Payenenbarn
Easte
Clear
Bae
Brtist
Feeder
Sen
Free Messenger
Postal Telegraph
State Journal
J. 5
Zing
Ingeek Ie
Mt. DY. E
Il Kan
Wheel
Deffe
Ee Bey
Warren M
Mae Whem
American District Tech
Seraph Co
Kansas
Rome
King Mtg. Co
Warren Ave
Chicago
Artedcone
Alngie
Amd General Faem
Erneeene
Fox
Valencia
Kane
Clk
Genera
van Buren St
Madison
Hest
Topeka
Ave
EL Sth
Azo
Miro
Gow
Saider
Topeka Sve
Alshea
Cremerto
Harrison
Buringame
van Buren
Care Journal
Lawrence Nursery Co
Henry
St. Lawrence
Kan
Address Standard Co
P. O
Hoston
Mass
Sree Genkaba
Ad Gresa
Caré Journal
B.C. Journal
House Care Journal
Kennett
Hth Street
Ani
Ieee
Jefferson St
B. Batr
Laree
Monroe At
Bet Pokn Ave
Old
Monroe St
Mrs Knight
Quincy St
Bentlemen
Quincy At
Tim Pine
Lowsnan Hill School
SPS
Sare Journal
Riverside
Capital
Columbus
Wbea
Ata
Atone
Cubriel
Ofc
Cook Tove
Wade Fee
Westra Ave
Calvin
Avery
Kanses Ave
M ‘di Iackson
Kingfisher Co
Dille
Union Pacific Railroad
E_ CLARE
Kansas Ave
Green St. Cukiand
Verra-cotta
Wheering Plow Works
Cute Co
Cansum
Kar
Colvin's
Redhoad St
North Topeka
Aera & Storag
Chan’ Store House
Ee Tel
Tab
Clarence Suick
J. C Darling
Vincent Graham
McVicar
W. 8Th St
Topera Automobile and Cycla Go
U. S. Cycle CO
National
Thaiver-Johnson Siagelest
Uncle Sam
James Bhayden
Jawelec
Optian
Ida C. Barnes
M.D
Sumer
Hamweedy Co
W. Firth Freier
Eevan Lopens
Eee
Tarosen
Patest
Kansar Avenue
Stevens & Co
Itl
Mthst
Wesnington
Tess Mae
Noah
Capital Lodge A
U. W
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