Marital union in Ellis with Armor gid and Cross bride
Fern Armor gid wed Bred W. Cross on Saturday January 10 1914 at the home of Mr and Mrs L Ross in Ellis. Rev Charles W Harper read the ring service as guests from both families witnessed the ceremony. The couple departed after a short visit to eastern points and will reside in Ellis. Ellis Headlight notes community congratulations and records the Hill City Republican meeting to organize for the year and allocate county printing between two papers with emphasis on publicity and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Hill City Republican
L. N. Dreiling
Theigrill
Owen Ross Enix
Springfield
Ill
Wa Keeney
Kan
Mr. Enix
Culver
Iowa
Stockton
Kans
Lillie May Britton
Wa-Keeney
Opinion and concerns on taxes and social labels in print
Dick Tagraph discusses tax politics and social terms. He critiques self imposed taxes, calls out phrases like bonehead and swellhead, and argues education helps job success. He questions gendered marriage language while noting the joint nature of marriage and calls for balanced usage.
Teachers Column Reports For The Fourth Month
District reports list numerous teachers with enrollment and attendance figures for many grades across districts 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 14, 16, 18, 22, 23, 26, 31, 35, 37, 38, 41, 44 and 39. Names include A Coffman, Dora Groff, Tones, Lacy Ved, Miss Beard, Miss Rogers, Miss Carpenter, Xepha Harlan, Mr Bassler, Mr Harries, Miss Connell, Miss Eaton, Miss Butmerkemp, Miss Marquand, Miss Razak, Miss Marshall, Miss Acre, Miss Verna Marcy, Miss Bowen, and many others with enrollment and tardiness notes. Kansas City Stock Yards report: cattle short, receipts 14,000 yesterday, hogs 16,000, prices rising. markets firm with strong spots for cows and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Groff
Lacy Ved
Miss Aepertake
Miss Ids Rogers
Miss Carpenter
Xepha Harlan
Mr. Bassler
Mr. Harries
Miss Connell
Miss Mati
Miss Zeman
Miss Edwards
Miss Eaton
Miss
Butmerkemp
Miss Marquand
Miss Razak
Miss Marshall
Miss Acre
Verna Marcy
Miss Bowen
Dee St
Selen Mulholland
Kansas City
Chicago
Alien women voting rules set for Kansas
Widespread questions reach Attorney General and federal officials about foreign born women's voting rights in Kansas ahead of the August primary and November elections. Four main propositions define status: a married woman with a naturalized husband may vote. if the husband is not yet naturalized she cannot vote. a single woman may naturalize and vote. a single woman who marries a citizen becomes a citizen with full rights. Additional considerations for an American woman who loses rights if her husband naturalizes are noted. The issue affects several thousand foreign born women in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John S. Dawson
N. Hawks
Attorney -General
Salina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wa-Keeney and Vicinity
Wa-Keeney State Bank
We. Pierson
Suitatorium
Batte
the Farmers Union of
Collyer
Rose-Cross
Joan
Old Sint Simpy
Uncle Heck
Heck
Aiddle-Box
Manry
Dick Tagraph
A. Coffman
Tones
Market Report
Mus
O. R. Exix
Kansas State Agricultural
College Extension School In Agriculture
Hall
Cheney 4 CO
Toledo
Cies
National Bank OF Commerce
Kickapoo Worm Killer
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