Andrews Seeks Second Term as County Commissioner
In Lee ds District veteran Al Andrews of Vinland seeks the Republican nomination for a second term after four years of steady work. He faced early obstacles but pushed county improvements, maintained calm leadership, and earned a record of honesty and service during a time of scarce labor and rising prices.
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Stouglas County
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Vinland
al Andrews
Yomrox
Eldridge
Local residents spend day in Kansas City and Topeka
L. M. Flory and J. F. Brock travel for business with stops in Kansas City and Topeka. Miss Oval Day, Mrs. A A Long, Mr and Mrs R C Jackman visit Kansas City. Several others visit Topeka Perry Lawrence and Albuquerque while others plan trips to California and Colorado Springs.
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Beatrice
Liberty
Missouri
Della Allen
Colorato Springs
J. D. Seiler
Aileen Meson
Kansas City
Evelyn, Frontinac
Erie
Nebraska
Community socials at Holloway Hall and Dick’s Drugstore
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbor host a pie social at Holloway Hall Friday with a cake walk and dancing to benefit Social Service hospital. Lutheran Ladies sell aprons and food. Saturday at Dick’s Drugstore a sale and service by Dr. Orelup in the Dick Building for ear nose and throat care.
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Holloway Hall
Lutheran Ladies
Dick's, Drugsatere
Orelup
American Legion Post Reveals New Club Rooms Opening
The Eli Dorsey Post of the American Legion announces newly furnished club rooms on the Merchants National Bank Building third floor. The space offers leather rockers and couches, writing tables, a billiard table, a canteen area with snacks and magazines, and daily open hours from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. for members and ex servicemen.
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Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Legion
Merchants National Bank
Ibers
Bach
Ericin
High School Notes and Upcoming Activities in Lawrence
Former Boys' Student Council president Frank Rising returns home from Rosedale Hospital after eye injury. He is regaining sight and hopes to return next week. Seniors to be placed on social strain. dance planned for Friday April 26 with 75 cent admission. Hi-Y meeting April 13 includes supper and an illustrated lecture on "The Lion Play." Autograph pages, cartoons, and yearbook features described. Glee concert setup and stage work noted. tickets at Round Corner Drug Store. Debaters work on briefs for government ownership of railroads. speeches to be given in shortly.
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Boys’ Student Council
Fourteenth Street
Rosedale Hospital
Lawrence
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Congregational
Miss Northrup Se Ngowces for Register Nomination
Fatelle Northrup, a Republican candidate, seeks the Register of Deeds nomination. She campaigned county wide, earned strong voter support, and has maintained and modernized records, earning praise for faithful and efficient service.
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Fatelle Northrup
Register of Needs
Court House
Mike Ae
Music costs rise for next season in Kansas
Emporia music leaders set prices 30 to 50 percent higher as Frank A. Beach dean of Kansas State Normal School of Music cites artist availability from the East. Beach, also president of the Kansas State Music Teachers Association, returned from a weeklong tour studying upcoming talent for the season.
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Kansas
New York
Frank A. Beach
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Beaen
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Unclear OCR Names in Glee Club Concert Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists several personal names such as Dandid Piggins Reginald Kepler and Hollis Nelson connected to a Glee Club concert. The legible portion mentions a string, a stage, and a plan to perform, but many words are garbled, leaving the event and participants only partly identifiable.
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Dandid Piggins
Varmend
Hull
Sun Weatherby
Reginald Kepler
George Wi ‘Burs m Ve
Sumley Learned
Hollis Nelson
Byron’ Brown
Lee Sorey
George Dielinguerrys
Mail Transport Disrupted By Truck Haul Plan
The post office will use trucks to move mail due to high volumes at the focal post office and delays in rail schedules. Officials say the switch aims to speed delivery as rail reliability declines and trucking offers more flexible routing.
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Focal Post
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Alberta legislator upset over licensed operation policy
Fragmentary report notes Alberta member Stewart disturbed in house over government license rules for operation of houses. A storm near Baron allegedly suffocated stock remainders, with George Putin of Holvington cited as confirming the tale.
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Inier Stewart
Alberta
George Putin
Holvington
Oyett
Markets show uneven trading after mixed reports
Markets opened with limited gains and scattered declines as investors weighed mixed economic signals. Traders noted cautious activity around energy names and financials while technology and industrials lagged amid concerns over inflation and rates.
Coughing Leaves Man Weak as Refunds Advertised
A garbled notice from Terre Haute Indiana markets goods at 1.29 per lot with refunds promised. The incomplete text mentions coughing and weakness and a municipal setting with scattered brand names and vague product references.
Ahumpro for Hreaselers Teeth and Hair Care Mystery
A garbled old advertisement-like fragment touts a product to treat hair and teeth with simple instructions. It promises ease of use, long lasting effects, and quick drying results, but the text is largely indecipherable and contains numerous misspellings.
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Mont
Soil and weather conditions affect ground work for crops
The article explains how winter weather freezes and thaws the soil, influencing water retention and soil structure. It notes rocks and mineral content, the risk of clumping, and how moisture and temperature cycles impact seedbed preparation and crop viability.
What Supports The Heart
N. Cook M D explains the heart as the hardest working organ and links heart strength to digestion and blood purity. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach and blood purifier that also strengthens the heart and removes predisposing causes of heart disease.
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N. Cook
M. D
Pierce
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