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Community Service and War Fund
Date: 1943
This item details the various teams and committees related to the Community Service and War Fund in Kansas for the 1943 drive. Included are the quotas for each team and…
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Date: 1943
This item details the various teams and committees related to the Community Service and War Fund in Kansas for the 1943 drive. Included are the quotas for each team and…
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Date: December 01, 1854
A letter written by Kersey Coates, from the steamboat Genoa, to Kansas Territorial Governor Andrew Horatio Reeder, regarding the bogus Kansas election of November, 1854. Coates expresses his outrage over…
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Date: January 14, 1832
A letter written by Thomas Hartley Crawford, Congressman from Pennsylvania, to Andrew Horatio Reeder, regarding the appointment of a young man to be a midshipman. A complete transcription is available…
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Date: January 02, 1849
A letter written by Joseph Laubach, a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, to Andrew Horatio Reeder regarding a senate caucus. A complete transcription is available by clicking “Text…
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Date: February 25, 1832
A letter written by Thomas Hartley Crawford, a Congressman from Pennsylvania, to Andrew Horatio Reeder, regarding a visit to the Secretary of the Navy and the appointment of a young…
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Date: May 17, 1856
A copy of a letter written by G. P. Lowry, Hudson, Michigan, to Henry, describing Kansas’ Territorial Governor Andrew Reeder’s escape from Kansas. In the spring of 1856, Reeder and…
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Date: Unknown
This draft of a statement to be issued by Governor Schoeppel concerns the Fourth War Loan campaign for the sale of war bonds during World War II. With a quota…
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Date: January 29, 1942
This newspaper article, from the January 29, 1941, edition of the Kansas City Times, details the effort required to build the defense plant at Parsons, Kansas. According to the article,…
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Date: September 27, 1941
This article, from the September 27, 1941, edition of the Kansas City Times, addresses the concerns of the residents of Parsons, Kansas, following news that an artillery munitions plant will…
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Date: July 01, 1941
This article, from the Kansas City Times, details the often significant economic impact associated with the building of military or defense related facilities. In Parsons, Kansas, the most obvious impact…
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Date: June 05, 1941
This map from the Topeka Daily Capital, shows the size and location of the proposed site for the $35,000,000 shell loading plant that was built near Parsons, Kansas in the…
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Date: May 31, 1941
This newspaper article from the Fort Scott Tribune details the size of both the buildings and the labor force to be used at the shell loading plant in Parsons, Kansas.…
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Date: March 10, 1961
This book review by Arthur F. Duncan, of the Kansas City Star, details the Influenza of 1918, its impact on Fort Riley, and eventually, its rapid spread throughout most of…
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Date: August 1922
This magazine published by the Good Roads Association of Greater Kansas City promotes paved roads in the Kansas City and Missouri area. The publication contains a number of articles, photos,…
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Date: July 10, 1918-July 19, 1918
This correspondence deals with complaints about the treatment of servicemen at the hospital in Camp Funston. Written during the summer of the Influenza of 1918, these various pieces of correspondence…
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Date: June 16, 1917
In this letter to the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, Leavenworth, Kansas, Governor Capper explains that the State Board of Health and the Federal Government is “making a…
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Date: June 16, 1917
In this letter to Governor Capper, Samuel Crumbine, Secretary of the Kansas State Board of Health, addresses the issue of a sanitation zone around all military installations in the state…
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Date: 1873
In order for an unorganized county to be recognized by the state of Kansas, a certain number of householders/legal electors had to petition the governor. The governor would appoint a…
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Date: 1864
In order for an unorganized county to be recognized by the state of Kansas, a certain number of householders/legal electors had to petition the governor. The governor would appoint a…
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Date: 1886
In order for an unorganized county to be recognized by the state of Kansas, a certain number of householders/legal electors had to petition the governor. The governor would appoint a…
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Date: 1868-1889
In order for an unorganized county to be recognized by the state of Kansas, a certain number of householders/legal electors had to petition the governor. The governor would appoint a…
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Date: 1879
In order for an unorganized county to be recognized by the state of Kansas, a certain number of householders/legal electors had to petition the governor. The governor would appoint a…
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Date: 1918
This information, gathered for the Kansas State Board of Health’s Division of Vital Statistics, details the number of deaths in Topeka from the Influenza of 1918. As indicated by the…
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Date: 1885
In order for the state of Kansas to recognize an unorganized county, a certain number of householders or legal electors from that county had to petition the governor. The governor…
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Date: 1918
This summary of deaths, compiled by the Division of Vital Statistics of the Kansas State Board of Health, details the total number of deaths that resulted during the Influenza of…