Proclamation by Governor Stubbs Observes Lincoln Birthday
Governor Stubbs urges Kansas to observe the hundredth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth with suitable ceremonies by churches schools and patriotic groups noting Lincoln and Washington as revered figures and praising Lincoln’s role in the Civil War. Done at Topeka January 80 1909. By the Governor Bes Governor. Topeka Capital.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
State of
Topeka
The Country Correspondent Backbones Kansas Press
A critique on the vital role of country correspondents for Kansas papers and the nation. It praises their link between rural life and city readers, notes common reader mistakes, and highlights editors valuing farm news dirt and local quirks.
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Kansas
New York City
Flint Ridge
Buck’s Corners
Sleepy Hollow
St Jones
Country Weekly
Salina Evening Journal Credits Kansas Correspondents
A Salina Evening Journal reflection praises Kansas newspaper correspondents who work free of charge, calling them faithful historians of current events whose credit is beyond an ordinary adding machine.
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Kansas
Salina
Farmers Institute to Be Held in Wa Keeney
The annual farmers institute season arrives with officers preparing for a large meeting. Kansas has over two hundred organized institutes with more than 6,500 members, underlining earnest study of farming methods. The Agricultural College backs the program sending several speakers, with local farmers also on the agenda for February 15 and 19, aiming to draw five hundred farmers and business people per session for better farming and crops.
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Farmers’ Institute
Kansas
The
Agricultural College
Kansas Day Sparks High School Spirit in 12th Grade Program
Friday January 29 marked Kansas Day as the 12th class of Trego County High School staged a fitting program. Freshmen praised for loyal Kansan spirit, while Miss Kepner filled in for ill grandfather in Adeline and Edith Scott returned from illness. The first annual banquet for the basketball teams occurred Saturday evening, featuring toasts on team history, sidelines gossip, danger line, making basketball pay, and a concluding High School anthem amid good cheer and fellowship.
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Kansas
Trego County High School
Tom Scott
Miss Beatty
Mr. Niesleuthers
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McCormick
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Ohio
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Wa Keeney
Main Street
J. R. Wilson
Gungkel & Ghange
Packard
Crown
Smith, Barnes
John Glenn
Collyer, Kan
Hays City
Osterkamp
International
Ubscribe
Howard
J. J. Keraus
Topeka Capital
Keeney
Miss Kepner
Adeline
Mary Wilson
Edith Scott
Laverne Henkel
Thomas Emmet Dewey
Maggie Harrison
Togo
Saline
Emerson
John Deere
Lister
Canton
Will McCauley
W. H. Westhusin
Hardman Lumber Go
Wa-Keeney, Kansas
Wa-Keeney State Bank
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