Kansans At Wisconsin Woods Hole Fellowships And Local Appointments
Honors for Kansas University workers include a sociology and economics fellowship at the University of Wisconsin by Prof Ross for one year worth 400 dollars. Rebecca Moody gains the Robinson fellowship in science at Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory, endowed by Mrs. Sure T. D. Robinson. Clarence J. Primm earns an economics fellowship at the University of Chicago after a year in sociology and economics. Roy Hoskins secures a teaching fellowship in physiology at Harvard next year. W. A. Morgan issues his 61st general orders as Kansas G A R department commander listing appointments and officers. council of administration members named from Topeka, Wichita, St Paul, Emporia, Hutchinson. Kansas stock shippers case upholds 2shour law pending in Topeka federal court. Historic marker plan for Lawrence sites includes the old Pree State hotel, Gov Hubinson’s first house, and Mount Oread fort site. A boy bitten by a rattler recovers after first aid. Attorney General Jackson issues voting instructions for August primary, detailing party and independent ballot rules. Big stock ranch in Chase county, John Surfub’s, sold to E A Walden of Peabody for about 29 thousand dollars at 310 per acre.
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K. U
Ross
University of Wisconsin
Rebecca Moody
Robinson
Woods Hole
Mass
Sure T. D. Robinson
Charles Robinson
Clarence J. Primm
University of Chicago
Roy Hoskins
Haryan
W. A. Morgan
Kansas
Cottonwood Falls
W. A. Ogden
Ness City
S. J. Churchill
Lawrence
S. Lampman
Baldwin
W. F. Wait
Kansas City
Kan
ABM
Fuller
Topeka
SS. & Harmon
Wichita
A Clark
St Paul
Charles Harris
Emporia
D. B Reid
Hutchinson
Kansas Treasurers Officers Elected At Hutchinson
The Kansas county treasurers met in Hutchinson and elected officers for the coming year. President F. J. Altschger of Reno, vice president John Ryan Cherokee, secretary Robert Osborne Rice, treasurer E. Webb Sedewick with Lawrence named as next year’s meeting place.
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Kansas
Couner
Hutchinson
F. J. Altschger
Reno
John Ryan
Robert Osborne
Rice
E. Webb
Sedewick
Lawrence
Fight on Bridge Trusts Opens in Supreme Court
Attorney General F S Jackson is gathering evidence to prosecute western bridge companies accused of forming a trust to control bridge building. If enough evidence is secured a prohibition case may be started in the Supreme Court. Street Car Into a Building in Argentine shows bricks derailing a car and injuring conductor J B Crane, with four passengers unhurt. New Head of Great Bend Schools D P Shirk elected to oversee Great Bend schools next year after five years with Newton schools. The Railroad Black List case appeals to the Kansas Supreme Court over alleged railroads conspiracy to blacklist discharged employees. The Longest Pole: Barton County Clerk candidate Ashpele seeks to topple the county clerk post. New Bank at Highland: First National Bank of Highland authorized to begin with $25,000 capital. New Postmaster at Baxter Springs: Frederick Hartlett nominated, Senate confirmed. Belleville Will Have Chautauqua: Redpath Chautauqua system lists July 16–23 for Belleville. Kansas Is Overrun With Tramps: Santa Fe reports many vagrants along the line. The K S & A C Issues Programme: Forty-fifth annual state agricultural commencement program noted. Gas and Oil Find Abandoned: St Marrs gas and oil hunt abandoned after two dry holes drilled 1,908 feet with no pay.
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2 Bridge Combine
F. S. Jackson
West
Supreme Court
Bible Alphabet Social Games For Hostess Entertainments
A historical magazine piece describes Sunday afternoon activities for mothers and children, including a Bible reference lookup contest with pin prizes, a needle threading game at four tables, and an English table menu featuring soup, fish, roast beef or mutton, greens, desserts, beverages, and biscuits.
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Madame Merrie
Millinery Trends in Fashionable Hats and Colors
Faded Galleot and Bold hues shape crown bands while roses trim entire bats. Sums of ari descent quills, jet tones, cabochons and agrafes reflect present millinery craze. The Charlotte model debuts a revolutionary large cap with sash adaptations, blue after rain tones gain favor, and brocade satin fades as etamine cachemine ribbons with pekine borders appear. Straw braid allows diverse color pairings, and sailor hats feature heavy floral trimming.
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Sumatra
Smallest House On Large Lot Built From Car Cab
Mr and Mrs Isaac Trow turned a retired photograph car into a home on Calhoun avenue. The two story structure sits on a 25 by 125 foot lot, cost under 300 dollars plus lot, with kitchen parlor and bedroom in one room. The couple, both English, have lived in the U S for 25 years.
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Isaac Trow
Trows
Mimois Steel Company
Calhoun Avenue
Trow
Mr. Trow
Staffordshire
Lancashire
Bridgman Named Delegate to Arctic Exploration Congress
New York. H. L. Bridgman has been appointed by the president as the delegate to the Arctic Exploration Congress to be held in Europe this year.
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New York
H. L. Bridgman
Europe
Arctic explorer historian and Peary relief leader obituary note
Brook lyn Standard Union publisher x BRIDGE/IAN summer is praised as a long time Arctic explorer and Peary expedition historian. He directed Peary relief expeditions of 1899 and 1901 and served as a delegate to the 1906 Arctic Congress in Brussels, with lifelong interest in polar exploration.
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Summer
Brooklyn Standard Union
Brussels
Pacific Coast Fishing Industry Case Rise Noted
The article reports total cases across the Pacific Coast reaching 4,015,169, up from 3,517,316 in 1904, with Alaska seeing a higher peak in early 1907.
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Pacific Coast
Alaska
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John ©. Pollock
United States District Court
Econgress
Strong
Eldridge House
Jackson
Chase County
John Surfub
Rock Creek
E. A. Walden
Peabody
Saline County
Clay Center
War Department
Fort Riley
Wilkerson
Newton
Bilas Wood
Harvey County
Harvey Country
Jewell County Publican
Goodland
T. B. Gerow
State Firme Employment Bureau
Eo Ae
Argentine
J. B. Crane
Burt
Great Bend
D. P. Shirk
Lyon County
Ashpele
Barton County
New Bank
Highland
First National Bank
Higghland
Baxter Springs
Frederick Hartlett
Senate
Belleville
Santa Fe Company
K. S&s. AC
St. Marrs
Kolea
Absalom
Sam
Carmel
Revie
Vastitt
Ade
Arctic
L. Bridgman
United States
Gathering
Bridge
Ian
Washington
Tve
Lippincott’s Magazine
Uticura
Ucuta
Peru
Dar
Canada
Tawan
Alberta
Crawford
Banses City
Miser
Yun
Bestec
Maa
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