Wichita City Notices and Local Skyline Movements
A stream of arrivals and visitors to Wichita is reported, including W. C. Lenhart from Santa Fe and W. Moberta from Clearwater. Notables such as J. P. Quine and H. Fisher are noted in the city, with multiple mentions of merchants, architects, and legislators passing through or staying in town. Attendees converge for religious services, political rallies, and commercial meetings, while construction and business moves continue across town with the Israel Shek project, Sedgwick building updates, and West Side fire recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moberta
Clearwater Vormetyereday
John P. Quine
Abilene
Veatch
Quines
Williams
MP. Ruple
Astland
Apheld
Powenage Oetterly
H. Steelman
Geo. H. Rathburn
Anthony
Thos & Dustin
Samuel . Elmore
Hartford
Clare
Carey
J. McKnight
Economy
Coal! Co
Davis
Louleville
McPherson
Ala
Poll
Fay
Lawrence
Kansas
Wichita
James DeLong
Missia Willian
Lincolnville
Marion County
Sede
Heed
Mattie Wilson
Bloomington
Usc Baxter
Sol Block
Kasrany
Leavenworth
Loueville
Boyd
North Market
la Enerete
Tavive Aloe
Valley Center
Wichita Send
Sedgwick Building
Topeka
Chive
Ope Methodist
Snd
Botkin
Murdock
Eactx
Eade
Monroe
Vicksburg
Atmanion
Becaane
Loto
Peters
Michigan
Kanaan
Cannon
EAGLE
Dean Gordon
Hacue
Tam
Prohibition rally in Wichita stirs crowd and spurs clashes
A Wichita crowd gathers at Market Street Hall for a Prohibition party event featuring John A Brooks as vice presidential candidate. Speakers attack Republicans and defend Democratic and Prohibition aims, trading jests and accusations while pledging future fundraising and party unity amid a noisy, partisan atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hancock
Botkin
Alfred Griffin
Kansas
Allewourl
Griffin
Wickits
Hallowell
Bradson
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
St John
Gettleman
Brooks Hhat
Hotkin Club
Market Street Hall
W C T U Election of Officers and Convention Business
The W C T U convention opened with devotions by Mrs May Fletcher of McPherson. Committees were appointed, reports given, and eighty one voting members present with many delegates. Mrs Fannie H Rastall was elected president and officers named with delegates to the national convention in New York. Afternoon program included devotions, talks, and a Demorest gold medal contest with seven young contestants from Greeley and Anderson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie H. Rastall
Argentine
Kate Biggers
Longton
M. Hadough
A Thurston
Topeka
New York
Francis A. Cady
Concordia
Ollie P. Bray
L. B. Snarth
Ottawa
W. Plokston
Cedar Point
Laura Woodbook
Wichita
C. H
John
Beloit
Dora Evans
Salina
Shriver
Mra Hoyt
Stella Woodray
Solomon City
Rastall
Mis. Higgers
Erry
McHoals
Jobo Brooks
Kansas City
J.B. Botkin
Katawax
Aiken
Emporia Avenue ME
Mra St. Jona
Mra
Joho Mang
Rollo Kirk Bryan
Francks Willard
J. Schauer
M. F. Bradford
Tost
Greeley
Andenon
Demorest
Strawberries in September at Kellogg Street Farm Novel County Feature
Mr J T Tucker operates a fruit farm at Kellogg Street end four miles east and plans irrigation to grow Monarch strawberries in September a rare harvest for this valley. Invitations issued for the Wichita letter sellers ball, second anniversary of the tree delivery system, with stakeholders listed including Walden Whittaker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Tucker
Kellogg Steest
United States
Tarker
Eagle
Walden
T J. Whittaker
J. Himford
Atm
AW. Lyons
Community teachers meeting and district plans outlined
Notes describe a Wichita area teachers association meeting at City High School with aims to share methods, study programs, and improve education. Parental attendance urged, monthly gatherings proposed, with October 29 event and talks on industry trends. Use of practical teaching methods highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City High School
Wisa
Cvanty Association
Wichita
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A. Atexnore
Ten al
Mt Fenock
Ishers
Ty Carrigs
Joey Sead
Harle
KacLe
A. Hi Fisher
Pe. Scott
W. C. Lenhart
Santa Fe
Ailriuisieres
Reform Church
Topeka Avenue
Lewis Street
B Dustin
Hartfont
Conn
C. E Jackson
Middletown
Schuyler Electric Light Company
Givens
Coe
Hans P. Mosier
Thristol Mud
Danner
Mr. Suively
M. Isasd
Indiaga Iegislature
Ty Bas
Harrison Smd
Esgie
Ida Bowe
Mise Ladle Harper
Murtrenme
Higrlow
RH Rag
Bigin
Weide
O. TL Simmon
Bir
H.C Flatcher
Vandalia
Pia
J. ML. Beowueda
Cape J
Samuel K Elmore
Connecticut River Banking Company
Harton
Wikita
Wiekta
Wiskita Realte
Douglas Avenue
Brooks-Botkin Buffoonery
Garfield
Almat
Waller
Atland
Ind
John A. Brooks
J. J. Seward
Butkin Sluts
CP. Light
Campbell
Lenn
Anna Charupo
Ollie Hiatt
Cole
Prohibition Party
J ‘Hotktin
Dr. Brooks
Matkin
Cleveland
Harrison
Republican Party
Fachu
Benitusior
EL Perkins
Marc Murteck
Sou
Democratic Party
Chicago
St Louis
Mirather Hotsin—Raamon
Ssuth
Grant
Yma Batra
Lirother Hotkin
Senate
Blaine
Ireland
Irland
Labor Union Party
Republicas Party
Peetlonista
Tarif
Seward
Arms Champe
Lula Staily
Rian
Nellie Gear
Nom Brooks
Kotkin
Ahr
Benant
Bro
R Batkin
Ella Hutte
Champele
Gover
Bere
Brooke
Hotkin
Tcan Bear
Hotkins and Brooks
Fisk
New England
The
Methodist Church
Sho
Mealey
Kansan Chy Tosertay
Henley
Lesh
Baker
Kiasis City
Ball Park
Eluder
Joe Howley
Thataur Lest
FW. Metenu
Olathe
A. Joseph Hebley
Lew Patrick
J.B. Page
C. ¥. Page
Emporia
W. Bowles
Wellington
H. M. Phelps
Toneka
Knights Templar
Fisher's
Haelf
Sir Knights
Wichita & Valley Center Motor Line Company
Mines Skinner
Eta
Rom
Magee
Smith
W.C.T. U
Cammiers
G Deasely
Seth
Harry Nestein
Nestor
EA Walton
Iso
Cash Henderson
North Main
West
Weat
Las Avor le
Eno
Main ST
Douglas Ave
Lewis Academy
Sh Ea
See
J. M. Naylor
J. D. Hewitt
Muita
E Browm Manatee Tarer
Pennsylvania
Theruf
Tadeare
Peckirm
Duka Sreelpt Ee
Enhaws
Pinametal Smatary
E Paneer
Jacamraens
J Manse
Theriewe
Nata Tawee
Ti Hesver
Oman
Remtian
Armen
Hood
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