Kansas counties cut road costs by using local materials
Kansas counties are saving money on highway projects by sourcing rock sand and gravel from within their own counties. Testing at Kansas State Agricultural College shows 86 to 95 percent of materials used are native to the state, with Ottawa County illustrating substantial savings by substituting local sandstone for imported rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Charles N. Scholer
Ottawa County
Joplin
Agricultural College Testing Laboratory
Scholer
Douglas
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Atchison
Sedgwick
Summer
Reno
Rice
Gray
Byou
Wilson
Labette
Montgomery
Cherokee
Crawford
Allen
Anderson
Bourbon and Jefferson
Hamilin
Kearney
Ford
Awards
Pawnee
Barton
Finney
Local News From Oakridge Area This Week
Oakridge notes visitors and illnesses as families host gatherings last Sunday. Kenneth Hommigaron and Milton attend a sick list update, while Myrtle Strong returns home to care for her mother post appendicitis. Vera Garvin Ferrier dies. funeral held at the Lawné church with large attendance and sympathy extended to the Garvin family. Oakridge anticipates two high school graduates, Grace Jones and Freda Bereiter, among local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Leonhard
A. C
G. van Neste
Shriners
Vera
Garvin Ferrier
Manhattan
Renee
M. i
Lawnée
Klyne
Grace Jones
Freda Bereiter
Labor Chiefs in British Crisis at Breckett program
Labor chiefs attended entertainment at Breckett given by the Normal Training Class of Lawrence High School. A varied program was reported with guests including Mrs. Frank Walters and Mrs. Saunders, and notes on local visits, weather impacts, and community events through Easter week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckett
Lawrence High School
Frank Walters
Saunders
Kaw Valley
Davis
Wisconsin
C. Echaake
FH. Johns
Breck Herester
Blanche Strong
Linwood
Ice
Domming Woolff
Milton
King
K. U
Lawrence
Ith Street
Fred Strong
Sen Wort
Kansas Ci
Charlie Strong
Edwin Sandefur
Zebbie van Neste
G. van Neste
Reveiter
Ewin
Emein
Ruby Tom
M. BE
Faiwin Nderer
Okla
Ene
Penn
Robinson Farm
Kansas Herald
Gov. Robinson
Kansas
L. Bullene & Co
J. House
Alex Marks and Bro
D. G. Haskell
Lawrence Daily Journal
Brad Mas
Wilfs’arrish
Otis Morris
Lecomptor
Clarence Webher
Lecon
John Bahnmaier
Geo. i
Rosemary
Se Rivers
Irvin Kraft
Lecompton
Glenn
Virgiin
Chas. Bauman
Will Glenn
Pont
Chas. Brown
Lecomptons
Cyrus
Glenn and Son
Paul Leaks
Geo. L. Glenn
Lecompton Rural High School
Geo. F. Bahuimayer
Faye ‘Edhunter
Ernest 4
Howard Moritis
D. Hill
EU ‘Springs
Wes Spurlock
Burlingame
Saturn
Wert Spurlock
Enid
Qkia
H. Neumeir
Geo. F. Bralnmaier
Geo. F. Bahnmaier
B. F. Glenn
Bahnmaier
Col Mtr
Storris
Harve Glenn
Bang
Wiser
Henry
Geo. I. Bahnmaier
Bo LI
Leecomp- Tiss
Treve Slav
Apent Beth
Woo. Cowell
Ely
F. P
Sore
Mir
B. F. My
F. Harve
Theo. Suizer’s
Greenwood
Glenn M. 2
Methodist Sunday School
United Brethren
Evangelical
Stull
Big Springs
Unite Brethren
Kanwaka
Methodist
H. Z. Brown
Geo. L. Claar
Iva Kettering
Glenn School
Glenn and Vicinity Notice of Wednesday Call
Tra Kettering called at Geo. L. Glenn's Wednesday morning. Chas. Bromwas and a Lecompton resident were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Kettering
Geo. L. Glenn
Chas. Bromwas & A Lecompton
Knowledge Hill community notes and school program
Social items from Knowledge Hill recount dinners visits and illnesses. Notable events include a sale at W. C. Farvish farm, community fund contributions for a school fence, and a Sunday program at the local school with honors for perfect attendance. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Stanwix, Nellie Armstrong, and several local families with occasional travel to Lawrence and Sunnyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Stanwix
Nellie Armstrong
George Stanwix
Dorothy Bruehmiller
J. W. Rice
McLouth
W. C. Caliins
Lawrence
Joho ‘Thiry
W. C
Gravnberger
Howard Erwin
A. Campbell
Herbert Bruchmiller
Independence
Lou May Thiry
Bella Stanwix
Elsie Erwin
Freddie Grauberger
Sunnyside
Knowledge Hill
Paisley
Community Club
John Thiry
Lulu May
Frances
Jesse Oborne’s
Frank Wells
Lois
Leslie
Sunshine and Houses
Lawrence Stowe
Kenneth Dial
Banner
Solon Reed
the New Camera
Isle of Golden Dreams
Milford Emery
Lulu May Thiry
W. A. Robertson
Deberry
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable recipe with olive oil, advertise as a substitute for calomel. They claim to cleanse bowels and liver, stimulate natural action, and remove bad breath without the after effects of strong cathartics. Sold in 15¢ and 30¢ sizes, recommended nightly use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maby
Oakringe
Robert Smillie
Harry Gosleing
Winers
He ‘Thorms
Pye A
Glenn and Vicinity
Caruso
D. C. Barr’s
Stone and
Thomas
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Schoeff
Dahan la
Pek ET Er
Ruben
Tong Li
Receereenae
Law
the World Company
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