Name the Trees Phase Planted Wext Arbor Day McKinny
A movement aims to boost Arbor Day interest with school children planting trees. East coast agitation seeks naming a tree per school as a McKinley tree while Kansas efforts push for Sremenley trees next spring. School officials Seamon and Nelson advocate broader planting programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinny
Silagxin
McKinley
Seamon
Pittsburg
Nelthe
Nelson
Kansan
St Louis Return Fare and Times Noted on Ticket Offer
An old travel ad offers a St Louis round trip for 9.50 via the Banta line with tickets valid October to October 14, and return by that date. The clipping also includes a medical claim for Dean's Olatmin as a cure for itching piles, claiming absolute safety.
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St Louis
Good
Dean
BUILD NEXT SPRING Central Church Plans New Building
Arrangements are under way to erect a new Central Congregational church building next spring. The committee will report to church members Thursday evening. The plan favors adjoining the present church on the west and a stone structure estimated to cost 15 000 to 25 000 dollars, avoiding a temporary addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Calidiner
Weimhak
On the Golf Links Championship Opens Tuesday
New York report notes 5 cent entries for the women's golf championship at the Bal bargl links beginning tomorrow. Out of town aspirants have arrived and local players prepare after practice. Most men’s fees for the falt course fund alterations, notably at the third hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Balbargl Links
Falt
Sansas City and Return $200 via the Banta Fe
The notice advertises a round trip to Sansas City for $200 via the Banta Fe with train service. trips exist for priests of Patlas and related fall festivities. Tickets go on sale October 5. trains run daily one day each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansas City
Banta Fe
Bix
Topeka Social Roundup of Visits and Gatherings
James L. King hosts a private afternoon at Topeka avenue with intimate guests and a Progressive high five game at six tables. Numerous Topeka residents and visitors are noted, including Mrs. Campbell of Clay Center and Mr. Prescott’s Kansas City trip. The Ladies Aid and various clubs announce meetings. many Topeka residents travel, entertain, or attend social events across city locations including Taylor, King, and Harrison streets.
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James L. King
Topeks Avenue
A. A Godard
Taylor Street
West Side
Fortntettly Club
John Currier
Clay Street
Turday
A. W. Hargreaves
Abilene
Schuyler Emmons
Kansas City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Congregational Church
Drs. L
Whittemore
Lotta Ranney Willowre
Arakasas City
Topeka
Mary Dimond
Chicago
Ovelyn Lewis
Charles Slood Smith
Florence ‘Hemmington
Kansas
Howel Jones
George Esterly
Lawrence
Top
Progressive Grand Club
Marcia Spivey
Walter Noble
Atchison
Harry Williams
Eleanor Salth
Bersie Stewart
Mrs Williams
Paul Hudson
City of
Mentos
Helen Sheritt
King Street
Charles Downing
Migton
Oklahoma City
J. Wilson
H.C. Linn
Clemma Linn
Charles Allan Mills
Topeka Avenus
Nellie Travis
BB Clary
Bert Fester
Duluth
Minn
Dallas
Texas
G. A. Ballas
Prescott
Jose
Bern
California
George W. Parkhurst
Daughster
Charlotte
Gilbert Sage
San Francisco
Mra D. Naylor
Harrison Street
Sage
Herbert Armstrong
John £. Moon
Hiawatha
Lulu Stevenson
Frank Thomas
Eugene Hagan
Mariay Hartman
G. I. Lege
St. A Strada
de Anger
J. B.D. Williamson
Louieville
W. Pinah
George Stoker
Nehnie Heaven
James C. Smith
Gerfield Avenue
N. J. Julian
Wamego
W. Hi. Lang
Fort Riley
Verdin Foss
Lida Carhill
Warr Oak
Kansay
C.K Tiltson
Grace
Sedalia
D. A. Brown
Essip
Ianiss Hy
Mrs. Brown
Mabel Proudst
Alice Bond
Ais
Gus Warnhoff
Wichita
Harry Wells
Helen Thompson
Sun Gay
H. R. Nickerson
Nickerson
City
Mexico
James Iain
Bla
Herbst
Louisiana
Ruth Wilson
JC. Wilson
Pauline Madson
Warren Chaney
McKnight & Chaney
Anddarke
Mr. Chaney
Mr. McKnight
Gertrude Devereux
Flu Hinckley
Garfield Hotel
Misa Tilda Carlson
Selma Peterson
Jeferson Attent
H. A. Johnson
Pennsylvania
John Peterson
Andrew Albstrom
Sophie Carlson
Cora Johnson
Emily Bergstrom
Ida Bergstrom
Hil Nelson
Anna Johnson
Anna Peterson
Siena Eckstrom
Anna Wann
Hanna Swenson
Hila Jotnaon
Hettie Holcomb
Cora Bierbeck
Hila Olson
Tilda Carlson
Mamie Anderson
Ida Peterson
William Nelson
Carl Eckstrom
Clats Anderson
Elias Anderson
Emil Peterson
Edward Lindell
Ernest Peterson
Alex Ainstrom
Public Penitentiary Fees Raise Accounting Questions
Kansas penitentiary visitors fees totaling thousands in a week prompt scrutiny. Warden Jewett kept receipts in a private account with no monthly audit entry. Reports say gate receipts reached seven thousand two hundred twenty dollars in one day, while external licenses and road rents fed ongoing private finance. Authorities note public money, seek clarity on the practice and its full accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lansing
Jewett
Landing
Kansas Penitentiary
Ttus
Dime Museum of Crime
Tim
Cole
Oar
Grand Opera House Concert by Schumann Company
Tuesday evening October 8 features four great artists headed by Edith Adams with Mrs Robert Goldbeck and Lillian Beard and Walter O McPherson. Prices 1.09, 7c, box and sec.
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Schumann Grand Concert Company
Misa Edith Adams
Robert Goldbeck
Lillian Beard
Walter O. McPherson
Foe
Warden aims to secure warrant for visitors at penitentiary
Discussion centers on funding and legality for visiting rights at the state penitentiary. Warden Jewett questions using general revenue for visitor charges and whether legislative warrants are needed. A monthly accounting shows collections between 200 and 290 dollars, with plans for band instruments and conservatory funding amid other expenditures. Commercial Club to meet.
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Durpowes
General Revenue Fund
Winte
Jewett Srw
J. Brown
Jewett
Penitentiary Conservatory
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Rockera
Nottingham
Brussels
Topsy Hosiery
Mail Order Department
Rogers, Peet & Co
Neeeeee Seo Hanan
Seo Stetson
Die Palace
Anette
Penitentiary
Warden Jewett
Grand Opera Wouse
Bosten Arver
Star Grocery
Eagle
Ralston
Sardiace
Navy
I-lb
T-Th
Nteee
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