Oregon's Big Stick outlined in Pasitie Monthly feature
An article in the May issue of The Pasitie Monthly praises Oregon's reforms led by Timely Poise, detailing direct nominations and other measures that propelled Oregon toward a peaceful democratic shift. It notes the influence on Oklahoma, Dakota, and Washington, and cites Me, Pease's insightful account. Local mentions include Frank Komarek, Mrs A West, Will Bolinger, Mrs Fred Steurin, and Conard Schuelke with a new baby.
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Porch
Orugun
Orogan
van Worlt
Union
Oklahom
Dakota
Washington
Orwwon
Oregon
Pease
Republic
New Perfecton Wick Blue Plume Stove and Rayo Lamp Sell Boost Comfort
Many housewives face hot kitchens this summer and high fuel costs. The New Perfecton Wick Blue Plume Oil Cook Stove offers cooling, less work, and savings, while the Rayo Lamp provides bright yet gentle light in any room. Both are brass and nickel finished, warrantied, and praised for safety and appearance. Mrs Nimocks and Miss Gertrude drove to Hoisington this morning.
Progress Club Musicale Highlights Childrens Recital
The Progress Club hosted a children's musicale featuring piano duets, songs, recitations, and solos with performers such as Miss Elsie Strong and Marta Linas. The event praised the Music Committee and the choir, with about forty five members present and special badges prepared for the Methodist Church chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Maria Brinken
Marian Jones
Tennyson
Frances Moses
Elsa Zitavera
Steay
Ruth Hissef
Methodist Church
Uoe Russell
James Clayton
W. &. Hayes
Seeber
Three receivers seize brewery property in city
Delegates from many states of the Daughters of the Revolution meet in Wheeling for the sixteenth annual General Society gathering. Mrs Adeline F. Fie of Massachusetts presides, and Mrs Phoenix Ingraham of New York delivers the inaugural address as sessions open and local entertainments begin.
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Knows City
Kunsts Supreme Court
Nensas City
Rinas
Samipanies
Daughters OF the Revolution
Wheeling
Wo Ya
Mostau
Adeline F. Fie
Masenchusette
Phoenix Ingraham
New F Vo
Emeralds
Oto Ats Oj
Wyre Henry Club
Srtaninsok
Ydalewates
May Pole Luncheon Honoring Mrs Chas Leschesky Guests
Mrs E R Moses and daughter Grace hosted a May pole luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Mrs Chas Leschesky of Kansas City Missouri. The room featured pink white and green decorations with a central May pole the guests rearranged around between courses. Attendees included Mrs Chas Loschesky Mrs J B Moves Mrs B J Mayers Mrs Lao Wileneck Mrs Ed S Marx Miss Helen Connett Miss Gertrude Nimocks Dr Gardner Dr Morrison and Miss Florence Dean. A note from L D Armstrong of Shields reports a snow storm starting Monday morning with two inches on the ground and 20 degrees above zero with southeast winds and continued moisture for the crop.
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E. R. Moses
Grace
Chas. Leschesky
Kansas City
Chas, Loschesky
B. Moves
B.J. Mayers
Lao. Wileneck
Marx
Helen Connett
Gertrude Nimocks
Gardner
Dr. Morrison
Florance Dean
L. D. Armstrong
Shields
Dr Richardson Chronic Disease Specialist Opens Local Practice
Dr Richardson located here last Oct to treat rheumatism dropsy and other chronic ailments. He offers vibration electricity and other drugless therapies with modern equipment in the Fair block office hours 8 am to 8 pm evenings 7 to 9 phone 38%
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Richardson
Kansas City
Trade letter from Devoe Co promotes joint effort
A 19th century letter proposes collaboration between rivals to save customers money and reduce waste. The writer argues both sides can benefit through shared facilities and faithful cooperation, promising longer lasting paint and lower costs for property owners, with Devoe & Co. backing and J. 1. Cox selling the paints.
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Jwe
Devoe & Co
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
J. 1. Cox
Local Happenings and Community Notes
Various residents report sick lists and visits, including Mrs C G Murrison and Susie Enwle, with neighbors visiting Hutchinson and Muck wile. Dr McKendre DeMotte and family arrive from Pagosa Springs. others travel to Centerville, Newton, and Portland for business and family ties. Wheat conditions show cautious improvement after recent frost. a California tour group departs Pawnee Rock, while Grandma Hengist’s death is noted in St Louis. local clubs discuss leasing library basement and church hall seating arrangements.
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CG. Murrison
Hert Fancher
Clatt
Thorhiny
Susie
Enwle
Wiehite
Jeannitta Dinkge
Hutchinson
Misa Kertha Ladenberwer i
Haisingesy Farm
Lazar Harris
Muck
Markey
Klein
UU. Grisman
Chas
Regent
D. A
Banta Asa
Ihear Hoard
Hase
Labor unrest spans industries in late world notes
The late world notes labor actions across industries. Strikes push for higher wages and shorter hours among retail drum makers tailors and trackmen from lakes to Vancouver. Granite cutters in Hardwick Wisconsin quit March 1 return after four year pact. Polish newspapers flag a large strike against German landlords. Italian emigrants discouraged from Isthmus canal work due to high death rates. AFL efforts ease long labor feuds. Chicago clerks seek nine hour day and double overtime pay. New Orleans molders gain concessions toward closed shops. British commission to study arbitration in Australia. Australian New Zealand measures aim to aid child labor guards. San Francisco Street Carmen push for eight hour day amid arbitration debates.
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Cleveland
Mehnstegre
Stelle Foora
St.abgudeline
Fis
Viens
Lakes
Vancouver
Canadien Pacific Railway
Hardwick
Jon
Panamal
Chicago
New Orleans
Wreck on the Mo Pacific near Kenfois injures crew
A Missouri Pacific train called the St Lowe Limited wrecked east of Kenfois. Engineer Patsyon, Fireman Tylor, and Mail Cork Saunders were severely but not fatally hurt. Passengers of the tram Werhart survived with injuries. Byline Library held its weekly meeting with all members present. Committee reports discussed roster changes, and the main action was the selection of a superintendent. Thirteen applicants were noted, with Miss Mina Dolartine among the top candidates.
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Council Grove
St. Lowe Limited
Ken Fois
Patsyon
Tylor
Cork Saunders
One
Welabulay
UPC- Grea
Wm lTeare Wun
Mina Dolartitine
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United States
Frank Komarek
Ellinwood
A. West
Hutchies
Will Bolinger
Clark County
Fred Steurin
Conard Schuelke
Route Four
Mra
J. W. Nimocks
Miss Gertrude
Hoisington
Miss Anna Suther, Inc
Lanes Townley
Lawrence Ninweks
Methodist
Mio Pole Lenchaos
DR. Richardson
Budde
Albert
Dr. Hage
Centerville
Iowa
WB Stoke
Newton
Martin
Wife
Cole
Vera Chanthan
McKendre DeMotte
1. 8 DeMotte
Pagosa Springs
Molo
D. T. Dennis
Lind Joa Sprinker
Peterson
Alien Moses
Lawrence
W. 0
George
Spencer
H. Stroble
Colorado
Herman
Rol
Patty
Grand Junction
Koontz
Mary Sharp
Larned
Giles and
Griffith
Wolsington
A. Q. OU
Marsington
Moisington
Great Bendar
Sineton
Lve
The
Bulge
California
Pacific Coast States
Pawnee Hock
H. B. “Unrah and Son
Dundee
AL. Unrah
B. P. Unrah J. Ratelaff
A. J. Deckert
Pawnee Rock
D. H. Unrah
Liberty
Salins
Portland
M. E. Church
Joln Smith
Lillian Prophet Hoe Doughtens
Anna Maria
Fither Moffatoni
Agnes Carroll
Ambella
Hlanett Harney Soplini
Anns Wow
Matilda
Kido Cons
Clementina
Carrie Ceilly Jann
Pearl
Kay Mering
Sit Thyngummy Tallboy
Will Charles
Adele
Elsie Strong
Smees
Caries Hooper
Cilction Committee
Amer Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Pais
Amalgamated Pay Society
Australis
N. Z
Ivor
San Francisco
Hweing
Ory
Board of
Pacific
Ku Deasha
Wirary Meeting
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