Rotary plans Jayhawk display at Wichita convention
Lawrence Rotary Club will showcase a K U Jayhawk figure led by AMred G. Hill during the Wichita convention. Lawrencians in caps and gowns will march to lend an academic air to the gathering as Rotarians depart for the event. Resolutions of Respect for Sarah Emily Tuttle were adopted by the Foreign Missionary Society of Fairview, noting her patient faith and expressing sympathy to her family. The meeting also touched on topics like motion pictures, book binding at Journal World, and windshield glass at Matthews.
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Wichita
Igat
Lawrence Rotary Club
Lawrence
K. U
Amred G. Hill
Eni
Jayhawk
Rotary
Lawrencé
Sarah
Emily
Tuttle
Foreign Mission
Ry Society of
Pairview
Kan
Bertha
B. Akin
Journal World dominates Kansas want ads and reach
Within Kansas four leading papers publish the most want ads. Journal-World notes higher circulation and better results than Wichita and Topeka papers. It claims to reach every community daily, with towns and suburbs covered by its broad circulation.
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Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
Journal- World
Journal-World
Lawrence
Williamstown News Roundup and Local Notes
Mrs. Sam Loter held pneumonia fever and is on the mend. Easter visits included L. L. Schenck Rennie Gray and Stallards with Hobart Stallard. John Dyke and Hattie Trapp wed March 19 living at a lava nerr Wilamstown. Grace Allen visited homefolks Saturday. Katherine Welter sick with pneumonia fever. Lee Johnson visited Lenape. J. Stallard from Topeka. road progress between Williamstown and Oskaloosa. Leslie Leger and Elsie Hunter went to Lawrence. William Whitlock Jr. to Lawrence on business. Henry Lasher reported not well. Ladies Aid met at Alma Baker’s. cold day but pleasant. Harriet Channel died at son John Channel’s home. Elder L. L. Schenck conducted funeral. Ralph and wife welcomed a baby boy. Julia Allen Branden has Dean school. Baker’s sick list. Chester school closed. Miss Elsie White taught term. basket dinner and program. Sawdust treated with acids found to be good cattle feed with fodder. Susie Humphries home from Topeka for summer. Grandma McCracken very ill with pneumonia. Japanese fox myth noted as messenger from heaven. Ethel May Poff, four, of Strong City Kans, 10 pounds. Mexico’s crude oil experts claim 600,000 barrels daily.
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Sam Loter
L. L. Schenck
Rennie Gray
P. J. Stallard
Hobart Stallard
John Dyke
Hattie Trapp
Wilamstown
Grace Allen
Guiday
Katherine Welter
Lee Johnson
Lenape
J. Stallard
Topeka
Ilamstown
Oskaloosa
Leslie Leger
Elsie Hunter
Lawrence
William Whitlock, Jr
Henry Lasher
Harriet Channel
John Channel
L.L. Schenck
Ralph Dick
Julia Allen Branden
Hi Goon
Baker
Ethel May Poff
Mexico
Strong City
Kans
Lavin
Hattie Lavin
Johanne Lavin
Will Murphy
John Gress
Win Ice
Maggie Berry
Oregon
Robert
Dick Murphy
Otto Busch
Eugene Lavin
Dave Murphy
Murphy
Ben Kellogge
Will Bidinger
Harry Wulfkuhle
Chavivey
Rave
Bidinger
Haney
Albert Honk
Charlie Ice
Geo
Unger
Lone Story
Roy
Deskins
Russell
O. A
Herb
Gress
Lecompton
Yarnold
Jones
Lou Lawson
Geo. Whaley, Sr
Glen
Kansas
Allie
Madi
R'Della Crane
Olathe
Jessie Anderson
Chas
Harry Muzzy
Barley
Herman Bartz
Kansas City
Bea Bartz
Fred Bartz
Louie Bartz
Ruth
Crane
Clathe
J. H. Treese
Ed James
Charlotte
Blanche Shafstahl
J. F. Shafstahl
A.B. Williams
von Gunten
Marion Strong
Pleasant
Grove
M. L. Sowers
Minnie -Davis
Kanaa City
Yarnold Stull notes and community events list
Local notices detail visits and gatherings in Yarnold Stull area. Names include Lavin, Murphy, Bidinger, Wulfkuhle and others with mentions of last day of school events, basketball games, and new residents. Real estate transfers updated for Lawrence and Baldwin areas. Historical note recalls Captain Cook monument in Hawaii and old England funeral customs.
Easter Frigid Weather Haunts Belleview Community
Beloved Belleview column recounts Easter weekend events with social visits, family gatherings, illnesses, and a notable accident when Chas Ott sustained a facial fracture from a gate mishap while assisting with cattle. Miss Blanche Shafstahl’s death puzzles the town as residents extend sympathy and share local doings across Kansas City Lawrence and Topeka.
Divorce Suit Filed by Mary Pearse in Douglas County Court
Mary Pearse filed for divorce from Frank W. Pearse in the Douglas County District Court citing extreme cruelty and neglect and seeking alimony. The item also notes a physician's claim about most women’s ailments being non surgical and mentions various unrelated items from local ads and news briefs.
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Mary Pearse
Frank W. Pearse
Charles E. Moss
Douglas County District Court
Tanlac credited for dramatic weight gain and recovery
Mrs Emma Reifenstein of Syracuse declares she gained 25 pounds after almost two years of nervous weakness and indigestion. She says Tanlac restored her health, sleeping better and permitting solid meals, with her husband noting remarkable improvement after fifty-two years of marriage. The ad mentions Lawrence and local druggists carrying Tanlac.
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Emma Reifenstein
Webster Avenue
Syracuse
N.Y
Outgro Promises Fast Relief For Ingrown Toenails
An old advertisement claims a few drops of Outgro on the skin around an ingrown toenail reduce inflammation and harden the tender skin, allowing the nail to grow straight. Outgro is described as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, available to consumers with simple drugstore purchase.
Blood is the Sap of Life and Keeps It Pure
Fragmented text presents a garbled discussion of blood as life,Health concepts about keeping blood pure and wholesome, and mentions risks and safety without clear narrative or coherent facts. The passage reads like a disjointed excerpt with erroneous phrasing and unclear entities.
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Lawrence Rotarians
United States
Matthews
Sissie
BIG
City
Sangay
Little Republic of
Costa Ries
All America
London
Metropolitan Museum of Ars
New York
Williamstown
Chester
Elsie White
Susie Humphries
Grandma McCracken
Seoitt
Soeoo OL
Ees Oa
Yarnold-Stull
Belle Hoopes
Hus
D. Flory
Moranette McKay
Valentine Vogler
New Hampshire Street
Lena Smith
C. J. Crawford
Northeast
Angie V. Foster
A. Johnson
Massachusetts Street
William Ludington
Lawheniie
Lucetta Stevens
W.sparr
Ohig Street
J. Cantrell
Hiram Cantrell
Rhoie Island Street
Leonard B. Snider
Co. S. Lewis
Athough
Hawaii
Captain Cook
England
Belleview
R’della Crane
van Gumten
H. M. Kelly
Wendall
Rob’t Walker
Will Joy
M. L
F. Shafstahl
Clifford Pine
J. Shafstahl
Harold Duncan
Cee Madi
de la Wenelds Hohmes
Pearl Bariz
Edna Duncan
Robie Foust
Oscar Crane
Dorothy Foust
Maurice Starr
Jas. Duncan
Ged. Ott, Sr
Bert Daugherty
Ethel Crane
W. A. Walcott
Mt. ‘L. Sowers
LA St. Louis
Wo, Toen
F. W. Peck
Chicago
Harding
Peck
McKinley
Audia KE. Pinkham
Imbert Woodruff
Triend
Bbc
Green Bros. Hanlware Co
Round Corner Drug Co
Moscow
Tworld
New ‘“Gaines
Kang Roo
Alamosa
Colorado
The
Chamber of Commerce
Mennen
Rankin’y Drug Store
India
Reifenstein
J. Reifenstein
Tanlae
Tantlae
City Dring
Round Corner Drug Company
Adv
Webster Ave
UU Rat
John Hart Brittain
Bentee
Oliver
Stampa
Kotalko
Station X
Nate
Ron Dows
ARS
Keebe
Harper Bros. Mule Barn
North Lawrence
F. H. Harper
Mgr
Col. H. V. Stone
Lawrence National Bank
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