03 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
1
The quote urges young men to save money and become respectable, calling the path the surest way. It frames Franklin as dispensing enduring guidance for personal merit and financial discipline.
Russell Kansas announces prizes for township historical maps to stimulate local history work by pupils in six counties. Five prizes per county, with amounts of 9.00 2.00 and 3.00 and consolation 0.50 0.25, based on map accuracy and detail. Submissions due May 1 1914. Maps become property of Kansas Historical Society and kept in Topeka.
Week of Prayer features Monday Praise service led by the pastor and daily topics from Tuesday through Friday including The Sunday School led by R C Wilson Missions by the Woman's Missionary Society and discussions on church improvements led by F B Walker and a Friday focus on Schools and Colleges by Prof J H Niesley Services start at 730 pm with a New Year call to begin at the Throne of Grace and an invitation to attend the first Sunday events. The notice ends with a motto for a friendly helpful church and a New Year greeting. Also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a testimonial from a Toledo bank.
Analysis of citizenship by marriage and the rights of women, noting that a foreign-born husband can affect the status of his American wife and minor children. The piece discusses whether such rules apply to stepchildren and whether naturalization would change voters' rights, with reference to legal uncertainties and L. H. 9.
The column cites T. C Blaisdell defining education as learning from books, nature, and service, shaping mind and spirit. It notes the bi monthly examination dates February 18 and 19 and explains last year had three final exams for seven, eight, and nine month schools, while this year only one exam remains for all schools with specified subjects.
A notice states a carload of corn will arrive the first of next week. No further details on origin, destination, or purchaser are provided in the readable text.
A brief town notice from Ogaliah Kansas states a car sale offering 74 1 2 cents per bushel. Local residents are urged to contact the organizer for details and bidding procedures.
A Newton Kansan editorial urges residents to avoid door to door solicitors claiming big city backing. It argues many lack funds to back guarantees and advises buying locally.
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