Readable OCR list of names and occupations from Lecompton/Vinland area
A fragmentary OCR line lists numerous individuals with titles and roles such as colonels engineers educators and college personnel, including Robert J Stillwell Delos W Stimmel Robert M Stimmel Margaret Esther Stubbs Jerry Stugard Roy Testerman Edward Thompson Marguerite Thompson Elizabeth Tucker Esther Walker Mayme Walker William Welpton Ray Whit ing William Wilkin James Williams Morton Williams Sarah Williams Andrew Wise Luke Wongwai Marie Woods Davis Granville Wright Warren Wynn Lecompton Louis G French Vinland Lavern Pratt and others in a local roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Law
Robert J.stillwell
Delos W. Stimmel
Robert M Stimmel
Margaret
Esther Stubbs
Jerry Stugard
Roy ‘B.'Testerman
Edward ‘B. Thompson
Marguerite M. Thompson
Elizabeth J
Tucker
Esther,m. Walker
Mayme E. Walker
Ray A. Whiting
William W. Wilkin
James L. Williams
Morton L. ‘Williams
Sarah Fe.‘ Williams
Andrew B. Wise
Tin
Luke Wongwai
Marie &. Woods
Dinsmore Wood
Davis Granvill
Wright
Warren
He Wynn
Eng
Vinton Yardley
Lecompton
Louis G. French
Educ
Vinland—LaVern P. Pratt
College
Wethered May Enter One Or Two Events
London reports Miss Joyce Wethered famed as the best woman golfer may play one or two tournaments before the British women’s championship at Troon in May. She keeps fishing and tennis as interests and denies plans to retire from major events.
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London
Associated ‘Press
Joyce Wethered
Troon
America
Wethered
Cecil Leitch
Britain
Miss Leitch
Congress delays capitol building survey amid office space debate
Washington April 8 AP Congress tasked architect David Lynn with surveying a new capitol office building. Two proposals: add a nine story structure at $3,000,000 to furnish 375 rooms by enlarging the old building. or construct a new building nearby. The plan aims to give each House member two rooms for visitors conferences and clerks while Senators already have multiple offices.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
David Lynn
Capitol
Offices of
Representatives
Winter Wheat Forecast and Local Obituaries
Winter wheat production is forecast at 474.255 million bushels with April 1 condition at 68.1 percent of normal. Rye forecast 61.652 million bushels. last year 68.446 million. Farm labor supply and wages detailed, followed by obituaries for William Gibbons, Mrs. A Randolph, Ethan Allen Faxon, John Wey, and Ralph Parker with brief death notes and burial plans.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Tea Stations Rise At London Filling Stations
London April 9 Associated Press quick lunch tea rooms are to be added to filling stations across England. The petrol palaces will offer tea cake sandwiches and free wash and brush up rooms while cars are refueled. Also noted is an observatory invention predicting tides up to fifty years ahead with half hour accuracy.
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Montevideo
Associated Press
Chu Ches
Scott-Powell
Philad
Commission On
Congress On Christian Work
South America
John A. Mackay
Free Church of Scotland
Lima
Peru
South American
North America
Europe
Commission
Evangelical Church
South
America
London
England
Birkenhead
Soviet trawler lands in Grimsby as Russian fishing grows
A Soviet steam trawler arrived in Grimsby with a load of fish from the Murmansk coast. Officials say more Russian trawlers will visit British ports regularly as the Soviet fishing fleet expands to meet demand, aided by new fishing smacks.
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England
Grimsby
Associated Press
Bolshevik
Russia
Murmansk
Scientists Plan Aleutian Expedition From Seattle
A Coast and Geodetic Survey field party aided by the Coast Guard will voyage from Seattle on the Haida to the Aleutian Islands this summer. The team will perform preliminary surveys, magnetic observations, precise position fixes, topographic work, tidal data, and radio aided longitude determinations, led by Lt G C Jones and Ensign J C Bose, with two additional crew members.
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Washington
Associated Press
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Coast Guard
Seattle
Haida
G. C. Jones
J. C. Bose
Kansas Wheat Growers Monopoly Appeal Reaches Supreme Court
Edwards county farmer Edward Charlet appeals to the Kansas Supreme Court after losing in Edwards county district court over a pooling contract with the Kansas Wheat Growers' Association. He argues the contract creates a monopoly, restrains trade, and violates the state pooling law unconstitutional, seeking relief from penalties and future enforcement.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Wheat Grower
Kansas
Edward Charlet
Edwards County
Supreme Court
Kansas Wheat Growers' Organization
Charlet
Growers’ Association
Farmers Union
Leading Cotton Owners to Be Represented in New Orleans
Leading cotton organizations will be represented at the twenty ninth annual convention of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association in New Orleans on April 2011. Prominent figures from southern states and others including former Louisiana governor Parker, A W McLean of New Orleans president of the association and Thomas W Rennie of Alabama, former head of the organization, will be on the program. Edwin T Meredith former secretary of agriculture will be a principal speaker on opening day.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Parker
Louisiana
A. W. McLean
New
Orleand
Alabama
Iil
Edwin T. Meredith
Agriculture
Titanic memorial ceremony set for sinking spot
Washington reports a coast guard memorial at the Titanic disaster site on April 14 with full military honors. Modoc and Tampa will navigate the ice patrol to determine the ceremony vessel. The observance includes muster, prayers, taps, volleys, and flag protocols. Separate notes mention a marriage license grant to James R. Freddy and Frances L. Simon and a local Easter chocolate promotion at Ranfin's Drug Store.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard
Modoc
Tampa
James ‘R. Freddy
Clinton, Ta
Frances L. Simon
Topeka
Judge Menger
Johnston
Ranfin
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germany
Uel
William" Gibbons
Sue.f. Watts
Wm. Gibbons
Kansas City
C. A. Randolph
B. H. Gragg
A. Randolph
Randolph
Lawrence
University
Frances Langmade
Oberlin
Ethan Allen
Faxon
Ethan Allen Faxon
J. D. Faxon
Salem, Lote
John Wey
John. Wey
Monroe Street
Ralph. Parker
Ralph Parker
Halstead
Myr
Rankin’s Deug
Rantkin’s “Drug
Elapper
Fanny
Chain of
Milady
Wolters Hat Shop
Brunswick
USA
Palmer Tire & Battery Company
J.K. Meinert
Ward’s Flower Store
Printzess
Sumatra
Pueblo
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