Spelling, Scissors, and the Allure of Advertising
The piece critiques careless spelling and profane or risqué literature in family reading. It laments the influence of pictures in ads showing college life and smoking on youths, suggesting such imagery shapes expectations about dress and manliness.
S. J. Straw Collyer Teachers Association Program and Notices
S J Straw at Collyer Kansas hosts a teachers association meeting on Saturday November 2 1913 with a 2 PM program including music roll Gall-Response and talks on teaching classics athletics and reading circles. Also notes about weather in Wa-Keenes and a Tourist Ladies Guest Day clubfest at the Marshall home on November 7 with a large turnout, entertainment, autumn decor and a large dinner. A classified ad: fodder at 2 per acre and ten acres of bound corn for sale near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Nemeyer
Elizabeth Holsington
Vernon M- Reppert
D. L. Wooster
State Normal
Gerd Struss
County High School Notes and Community Events
Ness City declines for basketball on Saturday the 15th. The High school Educational Meeting at Riverside schoolhouse will be Thursday November 20, 1913. Sunday School at 945 am. Epworth League 6:30 pm. Ladies Aid at parsonage Tuesday 2:30 pm. Choir rehearses Christmas music Saturday 7 30 pm. Midweek service Wednesday 7 30. Pastor preaches at Quinter on Sunday. Ogaliat church services as usual. Gilbert Shorter Players to appear near Tuesday evening in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Hubbards
Ness City
Riverside
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid
All Ladies of the Church
Autumn Reverie and School Tax Reform in Kansas
Teachers' Column reports State Superintendent Ross condemning Kansas educational neglect. He cites rankings, tax inequities, and misallocation of funds, highlighting district 33 versus district 99 in Decatur and Wilson counties. Calls for a reformed system, normal institutes, and accredited rural and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Kansas
Decatur County
Wilson County
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
America
Detatur County
State Board of Education
Educational
Forecast for 1914 Free Weather Forecast by Crane & Company
Crane & Company of Topeka Kansas marks 45 years in business by offering C C Blakes Weather Forecast for 1914 free with postage. Geo W Crane, leader for 45 years, and Blake, a 74 year old mathematician, claim long studied, accurate forecasts. Subscribers to the World can obtain a copy by writing and enclosing a 2c stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane & Company
Topeka
Kansas
C. C. Blake
Geo. W. Crane
Blake
Straw dispute ends with shooting at Clifton farm
Sam Shelton and Tom Clifton clashed over wheat straw on Clifton’s land. Shelton and two neighbors arrived with horses to seize the straw when Clifton fired at long range. The men escaped uninjured but Shelton’s horse died after being hit. Clifton surrendered, bonded, and was sent home as a trial was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shelton
Tom Clifton
Clifton
Shelton
Sam Kline
Ellsworth Carpenter
Hill City
Grandpa Samuels 1829 1913 Dies in Ellis Kansas
John Samuels born Indiana September 4 1829 moved to Missouri as a child married Elizabeth McClure Williams January 9 1843 died October 22 1913 at daughter Mrs Frank Eaton’s home in Kansas. Survived by seven children with two died in early womanhood. Funeral at Mt Pleasant church near Harper. Interment Mt Hope cemetery in Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Samuels
Indiana
Missouri
Elizabeth McClure Williams
Frank Eaton
Grandps Samuels
Mt Pleasant
Harper
Mt. Hope
J. D. Rippey
Ellis
Ellis Headlight
Coal Miners Strike in Southern Colorado
A detailed summary explains the southern Colorado coal strike affecting six states New Mexico Wyoming Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas. The United Mine Workers halt coal shipments to nonunion or nonparticipating Colorado companies. The piece outlines upcoming actions: Hayes and Hickey touring Colorado to present strike arguments and seek a constitutional amendment for state operation of coal mines. It notes a Colorado AFL delegation heading to Seattle for support and potential state-wide action if plans fail. It includes a wages table for Gray Creek mine for October with payroll figures and daily earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
United Mine Workers
Rocky Mountain News
Nest
Hayes
W.T. Hickey
State Federation of Labor
Hickey
American Federation of Labor Convention
Seattle
Raady Kenehan
Chas. Hi. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Ed. Anderson
American Federation of Labor
John McLenhan
State Federation
W. A. Hicker
Gray Creek
Notice of Sold Telephone Exchange Sale
Notice states the telephone exchange has been sold. Quotation asks any owing party to come and settle the debt. Signed nv 37. O W Shidler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shideler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dice Taeearn
Wa-Keeney State Bank
Pierson
S. J. Straw
Trego County Teachers’ Association
Collyer
Kans
Wa-Keenes
Wreach Park
Baker's
County High School Notes
Gladys Riggs
E. Church Notes
C. Cross
Trego County
State Teachers’ Association
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Haler's