The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-27
IN SIXTH DISTRICT
Changes and Improvements
Shown by Newspapers.
Two Daily Papers Published at
Norton and BelOit.
MANY VETERANS IN THE FIELD
Alrich Has Published Cawker
City Record 80 Years.
Several Editors in District We're
Made POStmaSterS.

The Cawker City Record is forty
fo41r wears old Levi L. Alrich has
printed the paper a third of century
-thirty-three years ana thirteen
weeks. Money can't buy the paper.
The files of the Record contain the
history of the town and the surround
fne country 1t has seen the town
grow from a few struggling buildings
TO a live trade center
In the third of a century Mr.. and
Mrs Alrich have been owners ana
publishers of the Record, the paper
has been closely identified with its
growth in all good things tending for
growth and betterment. The scores
of friends of the Alriches wish them
many more years of health and pros
perity.
Congressman Connolly didn't give
all-the editors in the Sixth district
postoffices who aspired for them, but
he remembe red several OF them The
successful ones won out IN Hernuon,
Mankato. Lincoln, Phillipsburg, Hill
city. Russell. Ellsworth and Hays, all
County seat towns but one
If r. NJ. Anderson is successful in
winning a seat in congress he won t
be annoyed by the newspaper boys
wanting postoffices, for three-fourths
or more of the papers are supporting
o. l. Benton.
Erect New Buildings.
Kansan are erecting new modern Of
flee buildings for their plants Good
financial receipts have been their luck
so far this year.
The Oberlin Herald starts out on
its thirty-eighth year. Since the Cold
ren's have been the owners and editors
the Herald has seen many discourag-
ing years but the paper has gone right
along, always refusing to be a boss or
10 be bossed by any faction. The Her
aid tells the news of Oberlin and De-
catur county and this has made the
paper popular.
There are two daily newspapers
printed in the Sixth district, the Call
in Beloit. and the Telegram. in Norton
Both of them are Democratic. The
Lebanon Times is the only twice a
week paper, and the editor finds nc
trouble to make it a financial success
The Times is Republican.
McIvor for Legislature.
It is claimed that Frank McIvor
former owner and editor of the Hoxie
Sentinel. wants to represent Sheridan
county in the legislature as a Republi-
can. Four years ago he was one OF
the most ardent Bull Moosers in the
state.
The newspaper boys in the Sixth
district appear TO be getting along il
good shape that they are letting wei
enough alone. politically. They are
doing a lot of political advertising. too
Only one editor in the district is after
office. Frank D. Greason, of the At
wood Square Deal, who wants to be
county clerk of Rawlins county on the
Repu blican ticket. If the Republicans
win the race in the district and the
president the editors will be in clover
An Old Newspaper Man.
Dan s. Dyer. of Smith Center. has
filled newspa per positions on the Atch
ison Champion, Topeka State Journal
Topeka Capital and Kansas City Stal
with success He is making a vigor-
Gus fight for the office of state
auditor, and is confident of receiving
the primary nomination Dyer is q
Sixth district man. and he has scores
of warm, personal friends working fol
him
The Kanoradian is the name of the