Wichita News Notes Gas Pedlars and Locals in Late Year
Local Wichita items report a moved business firm at 408 Sedgwick block and a street car ordinance probe. Community notes include council plans for street improvements, a China set parade, and a fire department badge presentation to Hoy Allen after a Washington trip. A name change confusion involving Gerald Volk vs Von Volk prompts estate proof and possible Boston records search. Weather temps across cities show a warm December trend amid talk of a coming cold snap.
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The Condition of the Poor in the City
Officer Williams reports the poor may endure winter well due to coal and provisions from Dr. Durand aided by charitable residents. Mrs Seward helps locate deserving cases, aiming to extend charity to more families. A tale of a treasure rumor involving Mr Stevens circulates amid old hotel lore and local murder stories. A watch service at First Methodist Episcopal Church is announced for Tuesday evening.
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Kansas Court Reporters Meet In Convention In This City
The Kansas court reporters met in convention in this city beginning yesterday and closing this evening. Delegates and visitors showed strong interest in forming a potentially important organization. The secretary minutes record the group organized by electing J. B. Fazel and Miss Florence Hartley as president and secretary pro tem. The gathering heard remarks by Benja min T. Martin on state legislation affecting court reporters. A committee was appointed to draft a constitution and by laws. Evening sessions featured addresses and a discussion on the World's Fair location and other topics. The Young People's Literary Society presented a program at the First Baptist church.
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Wichita Notes On Kindness And City Improvements
The Wichita newspaper praises local hospitality during a farmer convention with thanks to Colonel B H Campbell and family. It reports on tram upgrades, new electric car lines and paving plans on North Market Street. Knight Templar badges are showcased, and an oil safety note accompanies plans for a council trip to Topeka to inspect building stone, with members paying their own way and no city funds, possibly scheduling Monday departure.
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Wichita
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Mary Glazer seeks legal separation and divorce
In district court Mary M. Glazer petitions for separation from John Glazer on abandonment and failure to provide. She alleges he drinks, leaves her and children to work at a cold packing house, and seeks divorce and custody. Meanwhile court activity includes probate, police, and sessions on various matters with routine costs.
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Mecca
City visitors and residents mingle during holiday season
G B Doran of Topsits and W H Hickey of St Louis are in the city visiting friends. Fort Scott, Asante, A Pappenheiene of Cincinnati and A C Wilson of Kinsey are noted in town for business or social calls. Mr A W Moore of Kansas City and Mrs T W Randall of Newton visit relatives. Ed P Greer and wife of the Winfield Courier spend Christmas with John L Powell. O W Smith and wife plan a Pacific coast trip with relocation to Leaven, Cal.
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Crawford Grand Cancelled Show Due To Overwork
Amusements brief notes a nervous episode by Yonale at Crawford Grand delaying plans and possibly rescheduling today. Medical aid arrived at his Manhattan rooms, averting further illness as he recuperates after a late supper incident. Grau's Opera opens New Year with ten matinees, critics praise the new features and a standout dialect aria performer. Ladies Auxiliary holds a Sunday meeting at 2 PM at Mrs Bobbe to finalize New Year receptions plans, requesting attendance from possible members.
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Ivory Soap Ad Warns Against Counterfeits Weakened by Procter & Gamble
An old ad copy warns consumers about fake Ivory Soap products. It touts Ivory Soap’s strength, scope, and purity while urging buyers to request the genuine Ivory Soap. The message shields readers from counterfeit soaps and emphasizes the distinctive qualities of the Ivory brand.
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