Federal game refuge bill faces Kansas opposition
Platt Kansas April 2 AP J B Stoze Kansas fish and game warden denounces a federal game refuge bill as duplicating state efforts. He says it would require federal and state licenses for migratory bird hunters and fund refuges with most revenues. He notes duplicative warden services and cites 24000 Kansas duck and geese hunters last year under state licenses.
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Kansas
Vassaré
Congress
Fish and Game Departments
J. B. Stoze
Fish and Game Warden
Doze
House
Semnic Committee
Jn Con
Sun Companies
Hay
Twister Hits Texas in Weekend Local News
The narrative lists a sequence of social visits and family travel across Topeka, Lawrence, Stull, and nearby areas. It mentions Mrs Russell Harrell and family spending Saturday evening in an oil field, several households hosting Misses and Mr and Mrs, and relatives visiting grandparents and neighbors in a series of Sunday calls and Friday visits.
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Russell Harrell
Oscar Britton
Mabel
Topeka
Gallen Stebbins
Lou Ella Hershel
Marion Barton
Jack Gibler
Frank Bidinger
Stull
Carl Woodward
Alice
Howard
Dorothy
Eugene Gibler
Irene
Katherine
David
Jackson
Lloyd
George Hout
Lewis
Russell Jensen
John Hout
E. M
Hobbs
John Harrell
Lawrence
Hazel Noel
Kampschroeder
Ruby Kampschroeder
Kate Jones
Tom Hout
Ralph Gimbler
Ernest, Ralph, Jr
John Lof Lawrence
Hazel Noe
Gus Noe
Big Springs
Tom Pugh
Monroe Dirk
Dirk
Mr. Collins
Orange
Texas
Glenn Keown
Winter party honors community members at school event
The winter farewell party hosted by the Community featured a bountiful meal with worcesters, buns, coleslaw, eggs, pickles, beans and pie. Students and adults attended including Miss Mary Miller and Mr Charles Wells. Several local families and neighbors gathered in Topeka and Lawrence for visits, with news of illness and travel among residents, a snow day and local entertainments noted throughout the week.
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Wiuhout
Ray Morris
Mary Miller
Charles Wells
Isey
Cornelia Morrie
Herman Banks
Lalwrence
Matic Armstrong
Miller
Frank Miller
Yoo
Sud la Banks
Lee
Oowith
Yardiey
Shields
Rague
Messrs
Salley
Robert
Fe Solan
Hernan
Charles
Jessie Glenn
Inn Carter
Subrosy Bigsby
Bar
Shipman Carter
Night Hawk Club
Ar- Dansde
Berker
Csmle
Bil
Saday
Joe Henik
1Ployd
Hazel Ai
Kanwaka Ialday
Ida Mman
Alpert
Transaniy
Kanwaks
Willis Colman
Rose Dews
Easter Sale Preparations by Cordley School
Cordley School reports a busy Easter sale with students painting flower pots, sewing crafts, and making house models for auction to fund new library books. Selections include a violin recital, art posters, posters about health and cleanliness, and a sugar maples project noting sap collection and syrup making with Marian Sphar, age 8.
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Bob Puck
Kelen Trens
Robert Stannardl
Washington
Mount Vernon
White House
Arlington Cemetery
Pian
Elliot
Bet Holt Station
Sunshine Avenue
Faeh
Forl Birch
Elizbeth Brown
Betts
Kester
Stor Sen
Marian Sphar
New Woman Emerges After Long Illness
A housewife describes overcoming a 16 week bed confinement and severe stomach issues with Maya’s remedy. The ad claims it clears intestinal cathartic build up and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose allegedly proves its efficacy with a money back guarantee at all druggists.
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Maya
Lam
Traditions of Cats and Historic Artifacts Mentioned
The text notes global cat lore with a caveat on black cats in Chinese belief as omens of illness. It references William Penn's pipe from 1682 linked to land negotiations, owned by Joe Bartles of Dever Oklahoma, a Delaware chief descendant, and calls Moore's Creek Bridge’s 150th anniversary the first American Revolutionary victory per historians, ending with a remark on a major Mississippi Gulf real estate deal.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
Joe. Bartles
Dever, Oklo
Charles Journeyeake
Moore’s Creek Bridge
N. C
Ae Ag Nt
Itching Rash on Hand Relieved by Resinol Ointment
Mrs Ward Chapman recalls a red, scaly rash between fingers caused by harsh soap. After using Resinol Ointment for about two months she reports complete relief from the painful itching, as shared in a letter published in Huntington.
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Huntington, L. 1
Ward Chapman
RF. D
G. James
Coast Represented In Cage Syndicate Purchase
A fragmented note indicates that the coast was represented in a cage syndicate deal valued at 2 million dollars involving a Chi Bay and St. Louis entity. Details are incomplete but point to a high value private transaction.
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Coast
Ecrés
St. Louis
Ote
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