Personal notices and city updates in Wichita
E A Piper of Denver and several others from Goshen Mansfiield Anthony and Philadelphia are in the city for visits and business. Major Lapham reports Riverside stables in fine shape. a wholesale fruit stand opens on North Market. city workers advance on construction projects. county assessors discuss Wichita value and investments. New York store stock actions and regional trade reflections cited.
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E. A. Piper
Denver
E Te Ghapaan
Goshen
Ind
TV. McCray
Mansfinid
Ohio
Church
Marmett
Triehert
Nerene
Invetert
Anthony
Indelta
Honey
Wilsot
Friedburg
Arkansas
Didi
Aml Clark
St. Uule
Smith
J.P. Luthway
Kansas City
Watkins
Haverna
Wai Hong
Carey
New York
Lapham
Uhia
Renuvissemers
Carlisle
Washington
Arena
Campbell
River,side Park
Architwry
Weronsinal
Clent
Last Appeal by Evangelist G W Wilson at M E Church Wichita
The First M E Church crowded as G W Wilson preached his final Wichita sermon last night. He will lecture to new converts tomorrow and depart Friday. He spoke of eternal life through belief in Jesus and God’s love, with parables of the prodigal son and Mary, urging repentance and faith.
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M. E
Wilson
Wichita
Wileon Hee
Mr. Moody
Morehouse
Harry
Jhim
Sud
Moody Boil
Muls Trom
John
Ates
Ant
Jess
Siu
Tau
Mit Urack
Jesus
Jeane
Arazels
Dad
Airgut
Jesusil
Peter
Liu
N. F. Neiderlander
New York
Juse
Park National Bank
Huffaby
Uande & Ten
Jm Gattinar
Ste. Dodd
Dold & Sens
Erdal
Kumpe
Garfield University enrollment rises to five hundred
Garfield University reports enrollment near five hundred this year with expectations to reach six hundred by year end. Eastern observers note the growth as extraordinary, claiming Garfield's attendance outstrips many eastern institutions and reflects strong local demand for higher education. A Wichita comparison is made, praising aggressive expansion.
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Garfield University
Unis
Garford
Earnert
Wichita
Shooting results at Wichita Gun Club attendance event
The second day produced fine shooting with Mr Gordon of El and Mr Holly of Kansas City among participants. Prize money totaled 27 dollars first and 18 dollars second, shared by several names. Stafford won hunting shoes and Smythe won a cap. Ten single and five pair blue rocks guaranteed.
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Dornamest
Wichita Gan Club
Best
Shimsaeatson
Gordon
Holly
Kansas
Ci. Bom
Pestle Howes Ms
Ketchum
Hardin
Plank
Swigers
Irwin
Bump
Brown
Bush
Skinner
Stafford
Smythe
Maton
St.ccs
Cotta
Hint
Hancer, Jr
Meerwim Pipe
Smyth C. HL
Harmn
Victock
Dennis
Saith Stover
N. Main Street
Hobe
Nelson
Quest House
Rogers
Douglas
Swissett
Lrwin
Willams
Gritta
Goodman
Suancer
Young
T. Mn Wall Goarie
Warthen
Mathews
Stuncer
Mack County
Wich
McNamara
Mamaler
Nythe
Everhart
Boierd Ketchum and
Holland
Old Settlers Celebrate Washington Birthday in Wichita
The Sedgwick county old settlers held their tenth annual gathering at the Crawford opera house and Idlewild cafe. President Mead led remarks and the Lotus Quartette sang Annie Laurie. Speeches honored pioneers, housing, farms, and Kansas growth, with praise for Wichita’s progress and future prospects. A later program featured music, recitations, and remarks by Rev. Post and Ex-president Thompson, followed by a large evening ball with Shaw’s Orchestra.
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Washington
Sedgwick
Crawford Opera House
Idlewild
Opera House
Fuses R. Mead
John Wilkins
Mead
Aserm
Lotus
Messrs. Bracken
Hall
Cushman and
Crawford
Annie Lawrie
Post
Erly
Arkauteas
Pistgepoke
Kansas
Hur Puileonder
Terv Rom
B. Thompson
Asssciation
Thompson
Wald Ha
Ber
Syke
Wichita
Eade
Apn Ag
Garitel d University Notes and Local Civic News
Washington's Birthday festivities at Garitel d University featured a student led program with patriotic displays. Prominent visitors from rail and transit firms arrived in Wichita for ten week southern tour, discussing regional development and finance. Local committees memorialized deceased leaders, while bankers in New York reported strong Western investment prospects. Republican Young Men held a meeting in Sedgwick County with by law updates and formation plans for party activities.
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Washington
Firth
Theo
Money on der. Local figure faced with debt offer and property sale
A damaged OCR passage describes a man offered a loan or payment plan that would reset debts, with concerns over threat of loss of property and eviction. It mentions a donation and a warning that payments may be missed, affecting surrounding neighbors and a named individual.
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Wrens
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Market Street
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