Representative Keat and Hartford Building Eyes
The text notes a New York representative and address on Madison Avenue while discussing farmers and wheat markets. It observes farmers resist overproduction guidance, predicts nature and weather will curb supply, and mentions Russian peasants and Soviet land policies as context for peasant shifts and state control debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New York
Franklin “Alcorn
Madison Ave
Mostow
Why Not Finish No 10 Highway Plan in Kansas
A Kansas editorial discusses federal highway funding rising from 75 million to 125 million for three years and urges completing highway No 10 from Lawrence to Kansas City to relieve bottlenecks on No 40. It notes only nineteen miles remain to pave, boosting the southern route into the state system. The piece also announces a change in Ft. Scott Tribune editorial leadership with George Marble taking charge after graduation from Amherst College. It then shifts to tax policy, reporting on Kansas tax revision debates, Ohio examples, and the need for a modern equitable system, mentioning an income tax as a possible relief path and reflecting on national conference dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoover
Kansas “Highway Department
Lawrence
Kansas City
Ft. Scott Tribune
George Marble
Tate
Amherst College
The
Tribune
Harold Chase
Kansas
Sole‘ly
Chase
Ohio
Kanagas
Cleveland
Ohio Commission
Mark Graves
New-York
Ain
Local Hometown Figures Touted for Marshalship
Names H. S. Clarke Col. Sam Walker and W. O. Hubbell are mentioned on the street in connection with the marshalship this spring. It is unclear if any are candidates, but any could fill the office with credit. A marriage in the city on April 3 linked Jasper H. Queen of Perry and Miss Alice E. Thompson of Iowa. The Cafe de Paris opened yesterday with brisk business under M. Hall. Judge Howard's schoolroom hosted a diminutive literary gathering featuring declamations and readings. A prowler was seen on a porch near George Ben's residence early yesterday and fled after being hailed. residents call for action against pilfering vagrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Sam Walker
W. O. Hubbell
Marvin
Jasper H. Queen
Perry
Alice E. Thompson
Iowa
Queen
Cafe de Paris
M. Hall
Judge Howard
Miss Thomas to visit Miss Beecher and Mrs Pruezner
Miss Thomas will travel from Chicago this week to visit Miss Beecher and Mrs Pruezner and be honored at a thimble party next Friday. The Ben Hur excursion from Topeka went to Kansas City with Harry Snyder Jim Caldwell R E Protch Cyrus Morrow Mrs John Sugrue Mrs E Morawitz Charles Ziesenis Henry Rooney and Alice Burns. The Board of Education met. bills totaled 3467. Miss Flinn resigned to take effect next year. Miss McLean was elected to fill the unexpired term. J B Wilson salary raised 3 4 per month for remainder of year. E E Trueblood began as engineer to complete Dalton’s term. Prof and Mrs G Frazier and Mrs Frazier’s mother left for Waterloo. Ernest Young with his uncle A Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Chicago
Miss Beecher
Pruezner
Ben Hur
Topeka
Kansas City
Harry Snyder
Jim Caldwell
R. E. Protch
Cyrus Morrow
John Sugrue
E. Morawitz
Charles Ziesenis
Henry Rooney
Alice, Burns
Board of Education
Miss Flinn
Miss McLean
Miss Barrett
J. B. Wilson
E. E. Trueblood
B. J. Dalton
G. Frazier
Miss Hubbard
Clarence Daugherty
Charles Terrill
Vera Hubbard
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Guy Grimes
Clifford Haverty
Theodore Hauck
DeSoto
Andrew Anderson
Velma Smith
Ottawa
Herbert Lawson
Paul Lucan
Louise
Lucan
Paul Lucan,Jr
Bert Goone
Baldwin
Swope Park
Taylor and Young Buys Half Interest in Market
Over the past two years Geo Taylor has sold a half interest in his meat market at 1017 Massachusetts Street to Taylor and Young. The new firm will operate as Taylor & Young and continue a first class market business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Taylor
Massachusetts Street
Taylor & Young
Katcha Koo musical at Bowersock for hospital benefit
The Federation of Women's Clubs presents Katcha Koo at Bowersock theater next Monday and Tuesday to benefit Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Cast includes Graig Kennedy C. C. Carl Miss Seasia Martindale and others. Fragments note arrivals moves and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Holmes
H. E. Don Carlos
Oliver
Perry Barber
Frida Schaff
New York
George Abrams
A. C. McPherson
Ohio Street
Vermont Street
Limehed Togeth
D A Valentine Becomes Publisher in Clay Center Dispatch
On this date in 1881 D A Valentine enters publishing at the Clay Center Dispatch as the State Free Men's League forms to oppose prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Valentine
Clay Center Dispatch
State Freemen’s League
Chopin and Tuberculosis in a French Inn Tale
In early 19th century France Chopin is said to have contracted tuberculosis while staying in a small town with George Sand. Natives allegedly moved him out by wheelbarrow to shield children, reflecting debated theories of disease spread as doctors split between hereditary and contagious views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Jago Galdston
Chopin
France
George Sand
Laennee
Forensic Meet Ends with Banquet and Final Events
Delegates at the eighth biennial Pi Kappa Delta convention in Wichita Kansas complete their meet with a final business session and last events in oratory debate and extemporaneous speaking. The Southwestern College women’s debate team from Winfield is unofficially noted as victor over Michigan State College, with officers to be elected and the 1932 convention city chosen. candidates include Los Angeles Bloomington Illinois Oklahoma City and St Paul or Minneapolis. Debaters Bethany College Lindshorp Kan Gustavus Adolphus St Peter Minn and kedlands Cal University among finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Pi Kappa Delta
National Forensic Society
Southwestern College
Winfield
Michigan State College of
East Lansing
Los Angeles
Bloormhngton
Itl
Oklahoma City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Jacqueline on Her Own by Richard Starr
Jacqueline Grey and Teddy Montrose meet by chance in London. A night club incident leads to danger from three card sharks who threaten Teddy. A romance unfolds as they flee, with Teddy recounting lost fortunes and a run of bad luck. The tale blends romance and crime with a sharp look at luck and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starr
Jacqueline Grey
Teddy Montrose
Chance
London
Jacqueline
Porter Mason
Arthur Carew
Lenny Raymond
Teddy
Circe
A Beggar's Romance Chapter Seventeen Ends Near a Coast
Jacqueline Grey recalls a day with Teddy Montrose a shipping heir as they share a shop visit and reveal past regrets He admits his financial and family troubles including a cut allowance and a failed bet on Prinkipo the horse Their talk hints at an impossible class gap yet reveals a shared curiosity about what the future holds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Grey
Teddy
Montrose
Jacqueline
Muc
Majestic
Teddy Montrose
Franklin Montrose
Montrose Shipping Line
West End
Pater
Mater
Tov
Teddy Mont‘rose
Prinkipp
Story of Vasco da Gama and the Cape Storms Told by The Little Black Clock
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a tale where the Little Black Clock and companions aboard an old vessel warn Vasco da Gama about legendary dangers near the Cape of Good Hope while he presses toward India. They fear a magnetic mountain and a whirlpool, but da Gama remains fearless and determined to reach India by water. The children watch the voyage end as a fierce storm looms, admiring the bravery of early explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
John
Reggy
Vasco da Gama
Vasco de Gama
da Gama
Cape of Good. Hope
Cape of Storms
India
Cape
Tomorrow April Showers See FLASHES OF LIFE
A fragmentary digest reports snatches of life events from across cities. Notes include New York census studies on death rates by gender, an iron moulder’s scenic statue made from a newspaper clipping, meal preferences linked to Maine Stein song, a Havana voyage for fundraising, and various local curiosities in Charlotte Philadelphia Savannah and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Uregs
New York
Milbank Memorial Fund
Foundation For
Glaszaw
John Longden
Gcrities
Rudy Yallee
Gilda Gray
Havana
Port Palos
Spain
Oslo
Roald Amundsen
Eugene Mueller
Charlotte
N. C
Joe Yandle
St. James
Savannah
Henry Ford
Oxeechee River
Overnight News Digest From The Nation And World
Overnight AP report covers Senator Robinson alleging a $64500 contribution to anti prohibition efforts, a New York jury split on Mae West indecency charges with 23 others, Senate rebuffs Norris resolution changes for Muscle Shoals operation, a Los Angeles police killing of a Detroit-searched bank robber Joseph Luby, Mrs Hoover attending Friends meeting in Philadelphia, Hawks halting transcontinental glider, two deaths in monoplane crashes in Virginia and Oklahoma, first San Francisco radio transmission of Schenectady paper, London talks on parity with France, Cosgrave bail acceptance, Commons votes to limit army death penalty, Rabby Lazarev exiled, coal mines bill passes Commons, and garbled foreign lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Robinson
Raskob
New York
Mae West
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Los Angeles
Joseph Luby
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hoover al
East St. Louis
Frank M. Hawks
Danville
Tulsa
Okla
Schnectady
N. Y
San Francisco
London
France
Dublin
Cosgrave
Baldwin News Brisk Social Week With Visits and Events
Mrs. Jennie C. Marey returns from Kansas City after two weeks with daughter Mrs. Sappentfield. Mrs. Ella Wise comes back to Baldwin from Edgerton Wisconsin after a year away. Dr. G M Liston tours Kansas City for lectures and a clinic. Reading club hosts Grace Irwin on Midchambers. Nautilus club marks 30th anniversary with dinner and history by Ida Adriance. Lighter addresses garden club. Various Baldwin residents visit and travel, including Baker College scholars and local weddings, with PT A entertainments and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie C. Marey
Kansas City
Harry Sappentfield
Ella Wise
Baldwin
Edgerton
Wis
Harry §. Wise
L. A. Curry
Winchester
First Methodist
G. M. Liston
Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Harris
E. H. Lindley
Charles E. Stephens
Wichita
Stephen Lanning
J. S. Porterfield
Walter Schmer
Holton
Gerald Porterfield
Calvin FE. Holman
Harriett Rapp Hackett
Tulsa
Okla
Gayle Swayze
Val Biddison
Okls
Mr. Biddison
Kate .Hawse Biddison
Emil Liston
Haskell
Grace Vaughn
Frances Chubb
Horace C. Mills
Sam Hedrick
Dez Grace Irwin
Bertha Whitton
Clara E Krefting
Cusolina Giannini
Lawrence
University Auditorium
Parent Teachers Association
Centenary Hall
Newell Maag
Overbrook
Glenn McDaniel
Michigan Valley
Baker
Daniel
A. M. Gardner
Carl B. Butell
P. EL QO
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Edward J. Cragoe
Twin Cities Bus Trip and Local Lectures Highlight Baldwin Notes
Reports describe two papers on travel through the Twin Cities and the lakes. community guests include Miss Edith Jenks of Topeka. Dr R A Schwegler spoke at Baker University chapel and Rotary luncheon. Local visits span Mrs Bretnall of Columbia and Stephens College, Phi Kappa Psi convention attendees, and musical programs by Huzokert Kortschak with Agnes Conover. Community meetings feature the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society, Minerva Rebekah Lodge, and local social events with notes on school activities and upcoming lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Charlies E. Beeks
Edith Jenks
Topeka
Alvin F. Baker
R. A. Schwegler
University of Kansas
Baker
Robert Pruitt
Paul W. Smith
Chicago
Phi
Kapnaels Forensic Fraternity
Florence Knepp
Winfield
Baldwin l
Harriett Knepp
Theta’ Kappa Nu
Jennie Osborne
Medicine Lodge
Jane 0
Os ‘Borne
Clifford Bean
Russell
Riary Louise Spencer
Alpha Chi Omega
James Aus
Kansas City
Baker University Lecture Association
Huzokert
Schair
Kortschak
Granville
Centenary Hall
Bert Gardner
Carbondale
Baldivia
Oliver Price
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
John Ruchty
Mary A. Ault
Molly Hastings
Jerusalem
William Tisdale
H. K. Ebright
J. D. Smith
ABC Diary
Harry McPhail
Old Rugged Cross
Josephine Adamson
Floy Liston
Harriett W. Ruble
Phoebe Emery
Baldwin
India
Eudora PTA Holds Regular Monthly Meeting at Grade School
The Parent Teachers Association met Friday afternoon at the grade school for its regular monthly session. The program featured performances by the children, including a folk song titled Briar Rose Bud performed by the first and second grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers
Phillips Milk of Magnesia relieves stomach upset fast
A vintage advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick, safe remedy for stomach upset and excess acid. It claims instant relief within five minutes, notes doctors endorse it, and urges keeping a bottle at home. The ad highlights alkali form and trademark details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krow
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillipss
Gly-Cas Promises Relief For Indigestion And Nerves
Mrs. C A Wright of 1237 Dread St says Gly-Cas cured her stomach trouble nervousness and lumbago after one box. She reports improved sleep energy appetite and greatly reduced pain and fatigue. The Gly-Cas Man meets the public daily at Round Corner Drug Store in Lawrence explaining the remedy’s merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wright
The
Brethren Church
Dread St
Round Corner
Lawrence
Mrs. Wright
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Journal-World
the World Company
Pierces
LIONS
Hesa
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Tence
United States
Jesus
Gan
Lonitan
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
George
Ben
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Ernest Saxman
Alberta Moore
H. T. Rice
Edward J. Rice
C. J. Simmons
California
Paul Harrison
Baton Rouge
Thé
Prinkipo
Beggar's
Baldwin News
Eudora
Gly-Cas
Lawrence National Bank
Wolf's Book Store
Mass. St
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