Board of education reviews progress and building plans
The Board of Education met in regular session in the council chamber. The treasurer and superintendent reports were discussed detailing pupil counts, attendance, and discipline. Proposals for new school buildings in several districts were advanced, with plans to hold a special meeting and possibly begin four new constructions ready for September.
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Board of Education
Council Chambter
Caldwell
George E Campbell
W.P. Campbell
C. Slaven
J. W, Wingam
Ed. Iriwn
A. van Ness
W. R. Tucker
M. W. Leer
A. Kate
Yas
Pelice
Progres
Wison Weeport
Wison
W. P. Campbell
George F. Campbell
Doynita
Birtum Cerabilitoon
Lagan
Neimby
Kelback Street
Ida Avenue
Andion Lacy Street
W. Wingard
HE. J. Moker
Iaving School
Bankers Banquet address urges Kansas growth and unity
A Wichita gathering extols Kansas prosperity and the Missouri trade ties, urging citizens and bankers to support state development. The program features speeches praising commerce, rail connections, and the ambition of Kansas cities, with letters from regional figures and officials expressing regret or support for the event.
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Missouri
Kansas
St. Louis
Chicago
Biogd
Ninth
Majiu
Delawnee
Buistard
Wen
Yui
Karasail
Innaas
Rome
Pulse Aeite
Conmgna
Cribute
Terblocos
Webova
Arkeush
Valle
Divtegalatry
Hancock
Doxaliena& Hickmond
Sherman
Sta
Mauactes
Tadenet
Tesulin Iterdie
Eny
Nahin
Kate Tcke Ubis
Baeys
Kansas City
Kansany
Wichita Board of Education Financial Statement February to April 1868
The following is a tie and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the Board of Education of the city of Wichita for the months February March and April 1868, that being the tied quarter of the school year. The statement shows funds in treasury and notes that deposits earn interest at the rate of five percent. Alfred Burwell, notary, witnesses the sworn declaration that the above is a true and correct abstract of the accounts and disbursements for the Board of Education for the stated period.
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Beat of Education
Wichita
STATA
Kansas
Sim Wr
Windur
Alfred Burweel
Bowrt
Malmuntion
Herta
Iseal
Geonoe E Hasnass
Isis Temple Meeting Honors Nobles of Mystic Shrine
Isis temple of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at Salina held a meeting at Eagle rifles hall to confer nobles on thirty members. The class will grow to about fifty tonight with a banquet in the Smith Skinner building.
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Isis Temple
Mystic Shrine of
Salinar
Eagle Rifles Hall
A. K. Wilson
Larned
H.C. Gager
James H. McCall
Wichita
W. E. Mayuae
Newton
N. C. Treelick
Julius Gower
L. F. Tuttle
W.A. Smith
J. Tlton
Hutchinson
HS. Goodrow
Wichi- Wiallinghat
Clearwater
G. J. Hoss
Smith-Skinner
Hiowdnow
C. A. Hille
B. J. T. Hanna
J. T. Me
H.G. Cunningham
Order of the Temple
T. 1
Tupper
Mecca
Bond
Edward C. Culp
Harper
Lelty
Robert E. Nickels
Ai Sram Kemper
Sei Til
Ter H. Packard
Iuft
Chapman
Order of Nobles of
Mystic
Shring
Salina
Elght
Riley County
Jose of Won
Rock Tell
Knight Templars
Raul
England
New York
Mohammed
Dina
Walter M. Fleming
Aty
St of
Edward Culp
Paradline
Diemorrasie Fathers and Publishers Association Meeting in Wichita
A damaged notice from a German language source reports an assembly of a religious and publishing group in Wichita to discuss press collaboration and political views. It mentions editors in Germany and a city secretary coordinating attendance and hospitality during the event.
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Diemorrasie Fathers
Wichita
Can
Vinetlieg
Mar Lita
Kucsasy
Germany
Flow
W. Cletest
Wiahita i
Rioting at state Republican convention and local notices
Fragmented OCR recounts delegates and visitors planning regents, a social gathering with music and supper, and remarks from Governor Thirstiers. It describes church and civic groups hosting an evening event, plus reports on labor unrest and anarchist fears in the city.
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Cant Lot
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