Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Local residents report travel and work changes across Kansas. Mrs. Sarah Jones visited her daughter in Fort Scott last Saturday. Chas McCrim Jr and Pred McDonald visited Colony. Geo I Leavitt traveled from Paola on business. Mrs. C W Singleton and daughter Clarice of Greeley visited Kent on Saturday. Hollingshead journeyed to Neodesha to begin carpentry work. Mrs. Julian Kent returned to Osawatomie Saturday morning after visiting parents. AY. Brooke of Welda, recently moved from Missouri, visited last Saturday. Quil Hollingshead returned from Neodesha with his children on Sunday. Miss Florence Shields returns today from Garnett vacation. Rev N A Lilly called to Kansas City Monday to perform a marriage. Jerry Acuff went to Ottawa to join Mitchell Reduce Company. Charley Cleveland, from Indian Territory, visited brothers M L and Jus Cleveland and reported Territory prosperity. Cliffe M J Brooke from Kaneas City Tuesday now represents Great Western Type Foundry. He’s an experienced printer joining Pounsley and expected to succeed. Baldwin item noted in Lawrence World states Rev Marty Humphrey left Monday for Drew Theological College in Madison NJ. Humphrey will stay in Baldwin briefly before heading east. Rev Humphrey has led the Methodist pulpit in Garnett several times.
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Baldwin
Lawrence Worlds
Marty Humphrey
Madison
New Jersey
Drew Theological College
Humphrey
Nmtperey
Garnett
Local Notes From Greeley City and County
Happenings here include Dobbs adding an office near Keezer Worden, Glass & Son opening an ice cream parlor, and various local church services by Guthrie and the Salvation Army. Santa Fe plans personally conducted California colonist tours March 9 to June 15, with tourist cars daily from Chicago and Kansas City to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Bavny Guthrie
Salvation Army
Kansans City
California
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kiansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Indiana Trio to Appe
Bonsib the Flying Dutchman reports the Indiana Teo will entertain in Garnett on the 17th 8th and 1th inst giving a temperance program noted as worth hearing.
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TH. Bs. Bonsib
Flying Dutchwpn
Garnett
Anderson County Teachers Association Programme Garenett April 11
The Anderson County Teachers Association meets at Gare nett on Saturday April 11 at 1 90 p m The program includes Ella Bigalow Miss McCoole invocation Rev Darling Current Events Laura Conley Hinsdale Reading Circle DeueKhea Johnson American Literature May work orona Anderson Recitation District No 36 papers Judy Discussion Katherine Everett EmoaSutt Revitation and district subjects General agriculture and morticulture in public schools How should a teacher spend recess Mrs Chive Wishuril Lee G R Lawellin pres USSIIN
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Anderson County Teachers' Association
Garenett
Ella Bigalow
Miss McCoole
Darling
Laura Conley
Hinsdale
DeueKhea Johnson
Oronora Anderson
Eer
Griffith
Peal
CH Orman Sapit
Meretlan
Chive Wishuril
Lee
G. R. Lawellin
Uneeda Biscuit Story Worth Telling
A nostalgic advertisement extols Uneeda Biscuit, detailing the aim to improve soda crackers beyond prior standards and deliver fresh crisp crackers to homes. It notes skeptics questioned sustained quality yet highlights industry progress rooted in small beginnings, with emphasis on material selection, equipment, and skill.
New Idea Woman's Magazine May Issue Highlights Dress Features
The May issue presents diverse topics from Constance Fuller McIntyre on "The Marriageable Age" to Emma A. Osborne on New York's Chinatown defying her tale. Katherine Low ise Smith covers Cat shows, Eben Resfort offers "Garden Gossip" in his authority style, and the magazine promises unusual variety and strong quality for dressmakers with new patterns and departments.
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Dex Woutait
Constance Fuller MeIntyre
Emma A. Osborne
New York
Chinatown
Katherine Lowise Smith
Cat
Natey Mall
Eben Resfort
Nome
Pope appoints Archbishop Leland cardinal
The pope decides to appoint Archbishop Leland to cardinal, while political and economic notes touch Kansas City depot costs, Ireland home rule doubt, and changes in telegraph and railway sectors amid broader global tensions.
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Leland
Kansas City
Britain
Ireland
Staniles
Probate Court Notes And Curious Town Gossip
In Probate Court a week ends with Judge Sliver managing the knot shop as licenses demand exceeds supply. The diary records Monday marriages of Hervey Stainley to Vina Clewlind and Murmow to Cecil Hon, and Tuesday permissions for couples from Volun, Iola, Kincaid, and Mont Ia. The town humorously mocks a rival who never advertises, while pondering the fate of his failing business.
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Slinprin
Tye
Lwige
Tor
Heetises
Issies Ty Hervey Stainley
Vina Clewlind
Maida Township
Chaconve
Murmow
Cecil Hon
Breeley
Willie Gilson
May C Womp
Volun Township
Tae Fairbanks
Iola
Ada McQuy
Kincaid
Frank G. Evans
Grace Ayers
Mont Ia
Cure for Severe Grip: A Local Man Praises Chamberlain's Remedy
Frank W. Derry of Shortville New York recounts curing a second winter grip with one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He states a teaspoonful stops coughing quickly and allows sleep with reduced pain. Sold by Tibbetts Co. of Oneida Battle.
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Lind
Chamberlain's
Frank W. Derry
Literprise
Shortville
N. Y
Mtr
Grip
Tibbetts & Co
Stirring Chapter of Standard Oil History in April Moe ness
A fragmented recounting describes a dispute over transport contracts and refinery hires involving Standard Oil and Pennsylvania interests. Tense exchanges and maneuvers at the Pensylvania and related stock actions surface as figures like Mr. Ruckeledge and Mr. Vaniertaig engage in a clash over dividends and deals amid a broader corporate struggle.
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Pensivani
Te Hire
Limipine Transporticiin Co
Pensylvania
Vaniertaig
Danger of Colds and Grip Warns of Preventive Measures
A fragmented notice warns readers about the dangers of colds and influenza and emphasizes preventative measures. It mentions Chamberlain's Coneh Kemudy titer and a claim that certain remedies or tonics may prevent or cure grip or influenza.
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Chamberlain
Cteliiwits & Io
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Sarah Jones
Fort Scott
Chas, McCrim, Jr
Pred McDonald
Colony
Geo. I. Leavitt
Paola
C. W. Singleton
Clarice
Greeley
Kents
Hollingshead
Neodesha, Thesday
Julian Kent
Osawatomie
AY. Brooke
Welda
Missouri
Plorence Shields
N. A. Lilly
Jerry Acuff
Ottawa
The
Mitchell Reduce Company
Charley Cleveland
Indian Territory
M. AL
Jus. Cleveland
Cliffe
M.J Brooke
Fran Kane
Tyne
Fawe
Ae Cape
Doblsanesery
Mareh
Colonia
T. J. Hassey
Keezer & Worden
Myers
C.H. Glass & Son
Iastriday
Santa Fe Will
Foster Murdock
Will Joy
C. M. Busell
Blum and
Morris
Dobbs
C.A. Weideman
Hotel Royal
Bert Mumaw
Cecil Pen
Slicer
Baptist Parsonage
Pippenger
Mabon Enjoy Guthrie
Anderson County
Kansas
Graphic
Shan
Vern
St. Louis
Moler College
Fihsas
Capt
L. D. Dobbs
Cholee Anderson
State Board At Agriculture
State Board
Osage
L. D. Doll
M. G. Church
Cayot
Deutzins
Capt. I. D. Dobbs’ Nursery
Indiana Trio
Teachers’ Association
National Biscuit Company
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Curtis
Lessie Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Clew
Sinester
Vari Down
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company of
Western Union
Postal
Hell Telephone Companies
Krupp ‘Avteries
Germany
Johnny Wise
Tle
Fred Unrath
Country Club
Benton
Cardus
Unrath
Cardui
Yexurain
Ayers
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