Sinclair operation reports profit outlook and Angola expansion
Harry F. Sinclair told stockholders that net 504 from 1923 is about 17 500 000 and that industry disturbance lingers but conditions and prospects for 1924 show improvement. He defended the government's suit against the Teapot Dome and said the company awaits the result with complete confidence. He noted a new development in foreign exploration with increased holdings in the Angola enterprise and encouraging preliminary reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Harry F. Sinclair
Dame Jeagé
Noe Sinclair
Angola
Ennterprise
Mrs C Nuffer dies in Emporia Kans 1924 funeral held
Mrs C Nuffer formerly Lena Ursula Barthel died at her Emporia Kansas home after a four week illness. Born December 17 1892 in Dehrs on Texas she moved with her parents to Emporia aged four. She taught in Riley County Kans and later lived in Lawrence before moving to Emporia in 1921. Survived by husband Oscar J Nuffer two daughters Evelyn and Dorothy Mae her parents Mr and Mrs G Barthel two sisters and a brother. Funeral April 12 2 30 p m at the Evangelical Church conducted by Rev J R Nanninga with Prof Page of the Teachers College singing Abide With Me and Beautiful Dreamer. The casket rested among flowers and tributes from Kansas Colorado and Missouri. She was a member of the Medical Church and known for cheerful service and musical involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nuffer
Emporia
Kans
Commiervein
The
Evangelical Church
J. R. Nanniga
Prof. Page
Teachers College
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Nuffer
Lena Ursula Borthel
Gideon Borthal
Dehrison
Texas
Teachers’ College
Riley County
Oscar J Nuffer Noy
Lawrence
Kan
Sfor
Wallace-W.C. T. U. meeting and Easter church events
Wallace will host the North Lawrence W C T U meeting at 2:30 with Culver and Mabel Palmateer. Mayor Williday to address. Tea served. Easter observances at Hy church include a program and sermon. Ladies Aid social planned at the annex. Sunday school notes and parish activities described including baptisms and confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Maple Street
Mabel- Palmateer
Williday
Ob Cester
Ron
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christian Church
Edna McGinnis
Guiden
Yoqnis Church
Panner
Telass
All
Harold Marafty
Opy
Stowe
Easter Church Services and Local Family News
Easter cantata at the creptational church and multiple members attended services. Local families share visits, health notes, and newborn congratulations as farming notes and spring progress appear with new lambs and green fields.
Pleasant Grove Families Gather For Sunday Dinner
Pleasant Grove residents Mrs Daniel Flory Mr and Mrs Asa Pastma Mr and Mrs Robert Markley and children were entertained at the Oscar Markley home in Lane Star Sunday dinner. Noah Peterson broke his arm Sunday while cranking a car. His father took him to Baldwin to Dr Bell who set the bone. Several neighbors and relatives visited and carpentry work on a garage began Wednesday. Measles rumors and radio broadcasts noted.
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Gleason
Williams
Hibner
Baldwin
Daniel Flory
Robert Markley
Columbia
Albert Williams
Frances Williams
Lewis
Hurchbaugh
Elmer Flory
Sandy Williams
Mr. Neeley
Topeka
Verne Neeley
Sandy
Fred Scott
Eunice Boland
Minneapolis
David ‘Boland
Jacobs
Rothrock
Dan Flory
Elmer
Flory
Harvey
Avery Hibner
Lawrence
Pand
Mrs. George
Markley
Mary Flory
Verne Barton
Harley Bartoh
Marshall Chi ‘Baigh
The.c. N
Peterson
Lie Wingert
Fannie
Rosé Peter
Nettie Flory
Elmer Churchbaugt
Local notes from Welda and area events in April
Weaver family and neighbors visit Welda Kansas and Lawrence in early April while church and community activities fill weekends. A birthday dinner honors Mrs. Witt includes multiple local families. The item ends with odd anecdotes about curiosities in Borneo and Paris prison reform and an old Massachusetts law on displaying Washington pictures.
May 5 to 10 Declared State Cleanup Week
Gov Jonathan M Davis proclaims May 5 to 10 as a statewide cleanup week to combat communicable diseases and fire hazards. The plan emphasizes removing refuse, dead growth, and fire risks, with daily focus areas from streets and ditches to underbrush and mosquitos. Special addresses to schools and civic groups are urged as pamphlets are mailed to officials and organizations.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
Pro Nation
Unital
State Department
Pla
State Health Department
Theampaign
Elks Minstrels at St. Cloud Draw In Local Audience
A fragment notes Elks Minstrels performing at St Cloud drawing attention from residents. The piece mentions a former Lawrence woman who wrote to her brother W C Simons, describing hearing the event and the audience reaction.
Japanese worship eight million gods, report claims
A fragment from a wartime account notes that the Japanese are said to worship as many as eight million deities. The passage references the breadth of Shinto belief and its role in cultural life during the period.
Karnak praised by Topeka resident for stomach relief
Ed H. Brown of 1215 N Harrison St Topeka testifies Karnak cured long standing stomach trouble after years of false starts. He reports undigested food pain and cramps vanished after four bottles, with improved nerves and weight gain. Karnak sold at Round Corner Drug in Lawrence and by H E Van Nay M D in Linwood.
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Ed H. Brown
N. Harrison St. Topeka
Karnak
Mr. Brown
Karak
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Store
Linwood
H. E. van Nay
M. D
Olive Tab and Cause Removal Remedy Anecdote
Fractured OCR text describes Olive Tab tablets claimed to aid bowels and liver issues. Mentions a sheet compound mixed with olive and notes effects after nightly use. References M Edwards and a seventeen year practice with patients, price 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edwards
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C. ¥. Nuffer
North Lawrence
Minnesota
John McGinniswill
Parsons
Bushey
A. L. Carey
Charles “Pincher
Billy
Mr. Fincher
Tongano
Wm. H. Dunn
Cosis
Roy Ef, Bushey
Bly
Charlie Brohammer
Coltmp
Erin
Dudley
Rugzel
Ty Ulrich
Lewis Churchbaugh Homie
Len Sarna Leste Churchbaugh
Hoy
Perryman
Forth
Calif
George Bo‘land
Harvey. Craig
DPF
Churchbaugh
Ezra + Churchbaugh
Mary
George Warner
Ford
Frank’ Deay
Bertha Kessler
David Kessler
Ira Flory
Abe-Flory
Dan Beeghley
Tra Flory
Art ‘Campbell
Charlie Brohammier
Will
Mabel Wi
Wesley -Flory
Harvey Flory
Harvey _ Flory -houme
Jacob Shuler
Edmiston
Catain C. B
Bowles
Springtfield
Mase
Pleasant Grove
Carl
Neil
Leslie Kin
Red
Pete Reynolds
Welda
Ed Vogler
Ben Neis
Otto Spitzli
Norwich
oMr
Walter Wilson
Elizabeth Bart
M. E. Church
H. E. Westerhouse
DeLoit
Westeryhouse
Will’ Dicken
Ermal
Lucile “Westerhouse
Maymel Wilson
Orvel
Glen Wils
Frank Vitt
John Bbwen
Frank. Vitt
Charlie Vitt
Otto Vitt
Alfred Reed
Jimmie
John Vitt
Irene
Wayne
Clarence Vogie
Jim Dyer
Delene
Jimmie Jr
Fred Plager
Robert Schellack
Borneo
Faris
Massachusetts
George Washington
China
Elks
St. ‘Cloud
Tournal-World
Napanee
Ote
Bar
Cebbeta Beki
Lawrence, Kansas
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