American goods face criticism in South American markets
Editorial from Santiago argues U S products are inferior and costly while packing weak. Chilean merchant counters that American goods meet 150 million consumers and offer solid credits. He cites World War era credit patterns and European failures, urging American reliability and market access.
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Santiago
Unites States
United States
America
Great Britain
Germany
South Americ
Cnre
Lesmen
Advertising Prize Attracts Crowds To Farm Sale
Mr H A Tuttle praised his farm sale last Tuesday conducted by O D Thomas with high satisfaction noting crowds and gas prices due to good property preparation and strong advertising. Journal-World reported such turnout attracting attention to sale method. Also a note on hair types and a preview of Miss Wood singing in Europe at Friends church tomorrow at 7 30.
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H. A. Tuttle
O. D. Thomas
Miss Wood
Europe
Friends Church
Obituary of Franklin Hammond of Baldwin Kansas
Franklin Hammond born December 27 1841 in Paintsville Kentucky died March 22 1921 at his home in Lawrence Kansas aged 80 years 2 months 23 days He lived most of his life in Kentucky and Kansas and left nine children Mary Emily Borders married to Hammond He joined the Methodist Church South later the Methodist Episcopal Church served as a local preacher and steward for 35 years His funeral was conducted by Rev J D Muir Good Friday at High Prairie Church and he is buried in Baldwin Kansas He is survived by his wife Mary Emily and children H L Hammond George D Hammond B A Hammond Rev Drew R Hayton Henry Bailey Mrs Frank Marshall and Mrs Wilt Gerrill plus a sister Margaret Hanna and twelve grandchildren.
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Doh
Franklin Hammond
Paintsville
Lawrence
Kaw
Louisa
Lawrence Co
Mary Emily Borders
Kansas
Johnson Co
High Prairie
Baldwin
H. 2
George D, Klamiaomi
Albuquerque
N. Mex
B. A. Hammond
Drew R. Hayton
Buffalo
Kan
Ienry Bailey
Arapaho
Okla
Frank Marshall
Wilt &. Gerrill
Margaret Hanna
Kansas City
Methodist Church
South
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. D. Muir
High Prairiehurch
Marshall
Heribert
Mildred
R. Weals
Lowaince
Agnes Payles
Drew Hawmmond
Builsle
Wilson County
Montgomery County
Muir
Lane
Franklin County
LH. B. Hammond
Geo. Hammond
N. M
Hazel Boland
Dorotyn Ulrich
Mr. Boland
George
Joed Ales
Hergencll Ulrich
Borolyn
Chanu
Ee Sy M
Kanwaka Notes Record Busy Community Week
March 31 1921 Kanwaka notes report Herman Schellhorn's return to Montana after weeks here. A pie supper at Isar cher school raised over 20 for the organ fund. Local families travel to Perry, Lawrence and Osage for visits Easter break. Births, visits, and community events fill the week with school, church, and club activities.
Oskaloosa News Briefs Mention Visit and School Meeting
In Oskaloosa Nes a resident Nes McCreary enjoyed a Sunday visit from her sister Mrs Dobbs of Kansas City. The Jefferson County Ten Meeting was held Saturday with a well attended meeting and leading remarks by Mrs E B. A student named Billy Patrick reportedly sustained a knee injury during a game at school.
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Nes. McCreary
Dobbs
Kansan
Jefferson County Ten
Auditoriana
E. B
Watts
Billy Patrick
Zeta Tau Alpha
McConnell
Oskaloosa
Mary Low
Willets
Wichita
Coleman
Winchester
John Alexander
Ortin Waurd
Martinet Ford
Grace Brown
KR. L
Debs Return to Pen Day at Invariety Building
The article notes a well attended event at the Invariety building with demand for dressed chick and roast chicken. It mentions Sunday School exrollings, Easter programs, church choirs, and community visits by residents and visitors across Lawrence, Baldwin, and nearby towns.
Thigh Prairie Funeral for Sudam Splloweei
A funeral service was held Friday for Sudam Splloweei with a large crowd in attendance. Reverend Mut delivered a cool sermon and paid tribute to Hansmend TM. The procession moved to Baldwin Cemetery for interment.
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Sudan
Hannrn Hiner
Ree
Hansmend
Baldwin
Local notes from Spring Creek to Jewell City area
Community items record college visits and travel, illnesses, and family events. Miss Maita Sheppans attends Empiria College and vacationed with her parents and Mrs H D Shepperd’s family. Lee Baker returns to Manhattan after three weeks at home due to car trouble. Funeral services for Gramma Waters held Easter Sunday. Incubator chicks and school activities noted. A severe storm damaged property including a barn fire from a lightning strike and an oil sand well incident. Advanced pupils prepare for county exams on April 2.
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Maita Sheppans
Empiria
H. D. Shepperd
Lee Baker
Manhattan
H. T. Howard
Topeka
Henry Beil
Gramma Waters
Janeherch
H.P. Alexander
Baldwin Cemetery
Will
Mr. Jones
Winfield
Scott
Deibert Ureston
Breithaupt
Rolland Waters
Jewell City School
Cane
Renee Brophy
City
Kennedy
Trrnce Haas Sristar
Pattie
Little Son
Reems
T Mity
Hag
Mira Gladys
Eugene Waters
Toronto
Brocr
Stei
Phil
Preston
Adelbert Prsan
Easter visit and school prize in Linwood society notes
Crowder News reports Easter Sunday gatherings including Allie Eider and relatives, Harold and Harold with Elmer Shield's in Winter and visits by Rob Lee, Miss Mary Lee, Walter Lee's group, and a rural school event with a net and egg hunt. Nearby neighbors and families from Linwood, Lawrence, Parker, Winter, Wanien, Clittien are listed among attendees.
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Linwood
Adkay
Allie Eider
Henry Celline
Oscar Collins
Deley
Harlant and
Arold
Elmer Shield's
Rob .Lee
Mary Lee
Walter Lee
J. Mey
Che
Elett
Tor
Rurel
Gloomy Dean Warns of Labor and Race Doom in Speech
London reports Dean Inge, famed as the gloomy Dean, warning that cheap labor could endanger the white race. He claims Japan tolerates a labor system akin to early England and that peace, free trade, and open immigration would let colored workers outwork and exterminate whites. He calls for abolition of war and a nations league for equality. Tay Pay O Conner is noted as an Irish journalist and MP known for heavy smoking.
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London
Dean Inge
Dean
England
Hicks Relieved By Four Eatonics
Mrs Hicks reports relief after taking four Eatonics tablets with meals. She states the medicine aids digestion, prevents discomfort, and supports normal stomach function, claiming noticeable improvement after use.
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F. Hicks
Rome
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims Health Boost
A Detroit reader testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for relief from years of illness enabling her to work again. The ad targets women with backaches headaches nervousness and bearing-down sensations and promotes the product as a top remedy.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Detroit
Michi
Pinkham
L. M. Darnas
Howard St
E.pinkham
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A. Tuttle
Takashi Hara
Japan
Presa
McCracken
Kans
Beidge
Buick
Kanwaka
Herman ” Schellhorn
Montana
Bowen
Eudorawn
Benson Farm
Trent
Missouri
Hardy
Mabelle
George ‘Cucker
Hugo Schellhorn
Carl Schellhorn
Everett Lee
George Dornon
Thatcher
W. O. Slusser
Slusser
Rose Watson
Osage Cry
Frank Watts
Mack Watts
Carl
San Benito
Texas
Robert Rose
Milton Elliott
K. LA
Carl Hird
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Dewsnd
M. C. Elliott
S. BE. Seetin
Ray
Sam
Josephine
Lawrence Faith
Luella Shaw
Maude Trent
Flora Nell Bigsby
Ernest Bigsby
Guy Bigsby
W. D. Wear
Fort Scott
Merle Colman
Douglas County
Sanders
George Dews
Fort
Fort Road
Ews
Fred Gregory
Baster
C. D. Thomas
Elsie Godlove
Rose Dews
Etella Belles
Risdon Godlove
Perry Godlove
French
Dale Thomas
Guy Olea Merle Colman
J. UL Hotke
Debs
Metharri<t
Julio Roberts
Presbyterian
Miss Mains
Miers Belle
S Oakgnes
Nell Nince
Cunningham
Lawrence Journal-‘World
Nan Orlin Waugi
Raveau
Hare Claike
Alison Te
Moyne
Saraki McVennel
Babi Win
Roberts
Balewin
Eugene V. Debs
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Washington
Atty
Gen. Daugherty
Harding
Thigh Prairie
Spring Creek
Dublin
Mopntjoy Prison
Patrick
Doyle
Thomas
Aysthniatt
Orlando Gilck
Mooseheart, HJ
Alfrel
Crowder News
Frierd
Cutiura
J. A. Wilhame
Cordonia Ave
Bich
Fraser Man
Cutienra Lab- Samoet
Sloan
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
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