Helen N. Eacker letter Lawrence, Kan. July 1, 1913

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Helen N. Eacker letter Lawrence, Kan. July 1, 1913

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Letter is written on letterhead of "Progressive Headquarters, State Committee, Topeka, Kan." and lists Eacker as secretary, with her Lawrence address. Mentions illness and shopping in Topeka.

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University of Kansas Kenneth Spencer Research Library Kanas Collection

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Eacker, Helen N., 1851-1919

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Superintendent, Ottawa County (Kansas); Secretary, State Teachers Association; Secretary, State Central Committee of the Progressive Party; Executive Secretary, Kansas Equal Suffrage Association. Helen Eacker was born October 11, 1851, in New York to John and Lydia Keach Eacker. She lived most of her life in Ottawa County, Kansas and died April 20, 1919, near Topeka, Kansas. Prior to living in Kansas, Eacker attended Shimer Seminary in Mt. Carroll, Illinois. She had two sisters, Clara Eacker ...

Progressive Party. Kansas.

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