Edna Whitney Chosen Flower Queen for Topeka Carnival
Chillicothe Mo special reports Edna Whitney the modest local girl chosen as Flower Queen for the Topeka Carnival week. A Kansas City committee arrived to arrange her escort, a Mackay Opera Company agent sought to hire her, and Topeka officials plan a grand parade with a special train. Whitney has received offers but favors no decision yet.
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Bpedala
Kansas City Star
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Star
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Misa Whitney
Mies Whitney
Queen Loring
Mike Whitney
Miss Whitney Chosen Queen for Topeka Festivities
Miss Whitney of Chillicothe is invited to ride special train to Topeka as Queen Loring for the Pall Festivities starting Tuesday September 27. A Kansas committee visited her at the Chillicothe tobacco factory and she accepted after consulting her family. her mother and an aunt accompany her from St. Louis.
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Waters
Miss Whitney
R Whitney Browski
Amy
Ste Whit
Topeka
John ©. Waters
Iss Whitney
Whitney
Ford
Topela
Aliss Whitney
Sill Baye & Guile
Rooma
Throop Hotel
Mise Whitney
Loring
Witl Ead
Crand Merch
Karnival Knights Val
Haynilton Hall
Stansfeld
Nicist
W. W. Webb
Marshall's
Maniinis Dande
Watson's
Steinbers
Hamilton Hall
Kansas City
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Restar
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Goy
Leedy
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Rome
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Pera
Misa Whitney
Kansas City Journal
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Chillicathe
Sto
Missouri
Mise Whitey
Chillicothe
Charley K. Holliday, Jr
John Waters
A.C. Jourdan
Holiiday
Hiliiday
Kansas
St. Louis
Board of Directors
County Sunday Schools Convention Planned at First Christian Church
The Shawnee County Sunday School association will hold its annual convention Friday and Saturday at the First Christian Church. Activities include prayer services, talks by township and ward presidents, lessons on October materials, music, and discussions on Sunday school work with officers and workers from various districts.
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Cherise Tan
Vinton
E—Shaynee County
Thomas Tain
Art Mynic
Mitete
J. HL. Foucht
George Lerrigo
Catherine Searle
Madge Moore
Munte
Dincumston
R. B. Preusaner
Busi
Praire Service
Philp Lux
W. B. Hutchinson
S:m
Wagner
U—Hamie Department
Beck
Drake
Ainale
Discusion
Elvetina
Uriah Carte
Cty
Mire Grimes
Trinh Carte
Field
Barnes
Bradford Miller
Moses
Pitcher
Pretty home wedding in Topeka honors Izora Davis and Morris Schlegel
Topeka social page reports a quiet noon wedding at the Davis home on West Sixth. Miss Izora Davis wore cadet blue covert cloth with white satin and carried roses. Dr Embree performed the ceremony and a breakfast followed. The couple will reside at 118 West Sixth after a brief trip, with plans for a furnished home and a welcome to friends on Fridays after October 4.
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Izora Davis
Morris Schlegel
T. Davis
West Sixth Street
Dr. Embree
Curtis Sisters Milinery Opening in Topeka
Horton yesterday featured flower pageant participants including Mr. and Mrs. J W Ittepeke from Salingsrelle and Mr and Mrs J A Nelson. Curtis Sisters announce a millinery opening on Friday and Saturday at 716 Kansas Avenue with pink and white poppies on display.
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Lawrence
R. A. Wasson
Otta
C. E. Esterly
Wascon and
Mary McCabe
Kansas City
Topeka
Lou Millinery Co
Kanave
Arthur Murphy
Bertha Riley
Arkansas City
A. O. Wellman
Dane McVicar
Kansas State University
Sigma Chi
J. F. Senour
Dillon Street
A. M. Reynolds
Reynolds
Westainater Presbyterian Church
William Booth
Johannesboro
Africa
J.C. McClintock
Levi Millinery Co
Lindsborg
J. A. Nelson
Salingsrelle
guPaix
J. W. Ittepeke
Segregation in Alton Public Schools Introduced
In Alton on September 21 a major shift occurred as the school board enforced separation of colored and white pupils. Two new buildings and modern equipment were provided for colored children and teachers. Some pupils stayed in old rooms, but most moved to the new schools amid peaceful acceptance. The colored community splits in outlook. a large group opposes the move and has raised about 500 to pursue court action, potentially escalating to the highest court. Nearly 1,000 dollars in stock in the Kansas Alaska Cooperative Mining Company has been sold, with shares at 10 dollars each, as the company begins stock sales before starting in February.
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Til
Last
Kansas-Alaska Cooperative Mining Company
Thempany
Kankas Avenue
Market Report From Wheat to Hogs Across Commodities Today
Opening market activity mixed across crops with wheat and corn weak at start and fluctuating prices. Receipts noted in Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago, and New York. foreign selling and domestic demand influenced prices for December contracts. Hog market solid, cattle steady to firm, lambs weak, with overall mixed trading and cautious buyer sentiment.
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Virgo
Liverpool
Paris
Minneapolis
Deluth
Chicago
New York
Wie
Seyitember
Trey
Bite
Kansas City Livestock Market Developments
Kansas City markets show subdued demand as cattle receipts total 17,000 head with prices slipping. Texas-origin stockers and cows move unevenly, native steers around 3.5, native cows and heifers near 1.4, and stockers at 4.0 to 5.0. hogs steady to lower after a open-to-close decline. Sheep receipts reach 7,000 with lambs and mutton prices around 2.0 to 2.7. Wheat and corn futures ease with later reports noting varied global wheat trade and mixed export activity. sugar, coffee, and cotton markets show modest shifts in New York and London trading.
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Texas
Liverpool
Uion
Mark Lene Express
Credit Russia
London
Chicago
Grain and weather notes from Chicago and Kansas City markets
Market data shows oats at 321 700 bushels and rye at 14 000 bushels with mixed wheat totals. Weather forecasts predict rain and warmer conditions in Missouri and Kansas City regions, with gradual temperature rises tonight into Wednesday.
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Ryker
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