Frisco Rebuilds After Massive Fire And Memorial Efforts
Reports detail Frisco's recovery after a devastating blaze, with new construction in stone concrete and brick replacing redwood. Citizens gather for memorials, aid from the Red Cross, and a municipal festival funding relief. News recounts hospital stays, hotel stories, and community action, plus local meetings about utilities and leadership changes.
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Samuel McCombs Dead at Baldwn Parish Church
Samuel McCombs died after long service in the area church. Born February 15, 1840, he served in the Civil War and remained active in Baldwin for over twenty years. His burial plans and local church arrangements were discussed by community leaders and Presbytery as the town mourned.
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G. A. Ie
Janel
McCombs
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Local Notes and Visits From Town and Surroundings
A jumble of neighborhood visits, travels, and small events recounted. Mr and Mrs F C Robinson of OL visited Sun with Ma and Hageard Mrs Robinson Mrs West. James J Melwenna an insurance man from Ottawa was in town after business. Ansel Sint and son Fonior came from Wellsville to attend the Baker music festival and visit with their parents. Clarry Glazier owns a new Ford bought Monday. Lawrence high school is set to meet Ivenworth tomorrow in the high school auditorium with Galen Gorrill Cooper McMurray and Clark McCulloch on the team and an orchestra providing music.
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Hemato product promotes blood cell growth for youths
An advertisement touts HEMO as concentrated food aiding red blood cell formation. It claims easy digestion and high palatability, presenting it as a suitable lunch or beverage for boys and girls. The promo urges trying a 50 cent package with a satisfaction guarantee from Dick Pros., Lawrence druggists.
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