Ford GARG Fine Suggestion for Zinc in New Car
Postmaster Charles Smith proposes to interest Henry Ford in using zinc in Ford's forthcoming automobile, possibly for body panels or interior components, to create a new market for zinc. The plan calls for a regional campaign via chambers of commerce and a Tri-State operators association committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Smith
Ford
Smith
Mr. Smith
Zine
Tri-State Operators Association
Flag for Every School House Bill Advances in Kansas
A proposed law by Senator Bor would require every public and private Kansas school to purchase a United States flag with staff and display it on school grounds during school hours. Schools must provide care rules and, in bad weather, place the flag in the principal’s room. violations carry a fine of 1 to 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Bor
Kansas
United States
Kafir and Fertility Observed in Local Farming Trials
Farmer Carl Payne near Fontana reports using 90 pounds of phosphate on kafir to achieve a strong seed crop while adjacent fields of the same kafir variety yielded poorly. In a separate case, A L Pickrell of Leon notes kafir planted on land previously in alfalfa also produced mature seed.
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Carl Payne
Fontana
A. L. Pickrell
Leon
Citizens Caucus Nominates City Officials At Baxter Springs
The Citizens Caucus ticket selects W. S. Murdock for mayor and Griffard, Lewin, Tarr for council seats in the wards with J. M. English as police judge and J. W. Cook as city treasurer. School board picks Johnson, Thomas, and Garretson amid talk of an opposition ticket developing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Caucus
W. 8. Murdock
John Griffard
T. P. Lewin
T. H.tarr
J. M. English
J. W. Cook
C. J. Polster
Cliffort H. Johnson
R. 0. Thomas
Rev
John Garretson
Opera House
Ted” Murdock
Chas. Wells
Murdock
Murdock Hardware, Company
Galena
Griffard
T. P. Lewis
T. H
Tom Tarr
Josh New
R. C. Thomas
Clifford Johnson
Baxter Springs
Thurs
Council
PATRUGA S DAY MASQUERADE BALL AT GOODEAGLE HALL
The Baxter Woman's Club plans a St Patrick's Day masquerade ball in Goodeagle hall to raise funds for park beautification after the sewer trench work left grounds unsightly. Tickets invite all to support the city’s beauty with dancing, games, and non dancers welcome in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Baxter Woman's Club
St. Patrick's
Goodeagle Hall
Cluch
Chamber of Commerce
Powel Briscoe
Local social notes from Pred’ yon Wedell area
Miss Grace Frazee and family visited the Pred’ yon Wedell home. Grace Winters and sister Mia shopped in Joplin. Jason and Harry Brittle passed through Star School on Dry Branch. Grace Frazee visited Baxter Business College with Florence von Wedell. Winters, Mary Smith and George and Jason Brittle went kodaking on Dry Branch. Sam Brittle family visited daughter Mrs Sam Gilmore in Lincolnville. Raymond Smith seen Sunday. Amos visited relatives Elaine Simone one after a few days. Dory Weakley Romeli Lamb and Harry Brittle called on Alva von Wedell Sunday morning.
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Grace
Ruth Frazee
Joe
Dailey Frazee
Tommy Weakley
Sam Brittle
Sam Gilmore
Lincolnville
Raymond Smith
Jack Rabbit Drives To Help Out Red Cross
In Finney County Garden City Kansas hunters turn jackrabbits into a community aid effort. The campaign engages local sportsmen who are cooperating with neighbors to aid the Red Cross as hunting adapts to a charitable end.
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Jack-Rabbit
RED Cross
Garden City
Kan
Welcome plans rise for Thirty-fifth division in Kansas City
Wounded Missouri-Kansas unit veterans in New York hospitals recall the welcome awaiting the Thirty-fifth division in Kansas City. They praise a homecoming with grandstands feeds dances and homefolks. One veteran laments lack of details about timing and arrangements.
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Kansas City
Missouri-Kansas
New York
Caine seeks draft mares for ranch herd near Baxter
A. H. Caine, manager of the Chenute Spelter company ranch northeast of Baxter, is in the area to buy two draft mares not over eight years old and weighing about 1500 pounds each. He plans to build a fine herd on the ranch. Miss Oigs Borcherdt of Davenport will be guests at the horns of Mr and Mrs O O Mier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Caine
Chanute Spelter Company
Baxter
Oigs Borcherdt
Davenport
County to build concrete bridge at foot of hill
Calvin Cooper county engineer told the city council of plans to let a contract for a new concrete bridge at the foot of the hill on the Joplin road approach to the city. The county will also fill at the hill base and asks the city to share in lowering the hill grade by moving dirt, potentially about 1000 dollars. Cooperation would ease east side access and cut pull for trucks and autos. Council delayed proposal due to water works talks but expected to confer soon. Nearby social: Clover Gaba Louise Covey Gail Hamilton Marie Page and others hosted by Frank Fehrenbach at a Jackson street home Tuesday night.
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Calvin Cooper
Joplin Road
Spring River
Cooper
Joplin
Miami
Clover Gaba
Louise Covey
Gail Hamilton
Marie Page
Bill Garretson
Herbert McAboy
Roy Sullivan
Frank Fehrenbach
Jackson Street
Two Cave-Ins Hit Miami Mineral Belt Railway Site
The Miami Mineral Belt railway suffered two cave-ins on the R. O. Thomas farm near Baxter Springs due to shallow lead finds by the Miami Volunteer company. A first collapse damaged the track, later repaired and filled, and a second cave-in occurred after rain. No major damage reported.
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Miami Mineral Belt Railway
R. O. Thomas
Baxter Springs
Miami Volunteer Company
Woman Missionary Society program features Mohamadan women
Twenty six women attended the Woman's Missionary Society at the Christian church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Beavers and Mrs Dills led a well prepared program and Mrs J T Polster gave an address on the Mohamadan women and on Palestine and northern Egypt. The showings were interesting to all. Mary Mills of Joplin visited Mia E M Confer and Miss Beatrice Titus. Shoemaker A G Yeager, who cut an artery in his wrist, is improving and ready to work though his wrist remains stiff. D W Riseling and daughters Helen and Thelma visited Columbos Zikes recently back from France. Earls Love, son of Mrs W N Love, was honored with a surprise party Monday night at 1208 East Twelfth street.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Christian Church
Beavers
Dills
J. T. Polster
Palestine
Egypt
A. G. Yeager
W. N. Love
East Twelfth Street
Earls
Baxter municipal water plant bids reviewed in city council
City council opened bids for constructing Baxter's water plant after approving two routine payments totaling 1 065 86 and 730 33 to J D Phipps for drilling. Bids ranged from 8 650 to 22 369 with Chicago Bridge & Iron Works among bidders. Council asked bidders to present merits of pumps and machinery while considering fairness in bid evaluation. Local event notes mention a note burning at A M E church next Sunday to erase church debts and a later program.
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J. D. Phipps
Baxter
Ompha Structural Steel Works
Omaha
Neb
Minnesota Steel & Machinery Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Fom L. J. Mensch
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Bridge & Iron Works
Borris Roads Machinery Co
Joplin
United Iron Works
Keystone
Laon
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League of Nations
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Lawton
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