Meeting of Kennard W C T U at Mrs Stapleton home
A well attended meeting of the Kennard W C T U was held at Mrs F P Stapleton's home. Mrs W F Morris opened with devotional exercises and a business brief. Speakers shared experiences from travels and letters about temperance progress and world issues.
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Leah Blanche Edgar
Lawrence
China
Mary ‘Thomas
J. Runkle
Jackie Stapleton
First Methodist Church
Charles Starkweather
Chapter AZ
H. B. Peairs
Haskell
W. A. Young
Margar Cain
Toom
Sisterhood
J. H. Mitchell
A. G. Mitchell
J.W. Greenleaf
Galen Gorrill
W. G. Hamilton
Baldwin News Briefs Include Local Visits and Events
Dr and Mrs Clay Gwinn of Lawrence spent Sunday in Baldwin City. Mrs C B Holman and Rosema Katherine rn s of Bald win City visited over the weekend. Local college notes and community updates appear in this brief.
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R .C., Allison
Lawrence
Baldwin
William
Jefferson
Kansas City
California
George Jefferson
John W. Hillman
Mary Ann Lawrence
Independence
American Association of University Women
James D. Smith
Heyle Smith
Eldorado
Harriett Rapp Hackett
Zeta Chi
Samuel A. Deel
Irene Jardon
F. X. Jardon
Jardon
Cas
Morley Slaght
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
George W. Piersol
James Cowgill
Martha Cowgill
Piersol
Margaret Dickinson
Joyce D. Smith
James D
Ralph I. Canuteson
M. D. Ballard
Emil
Liston J
Carthage
E. H. Liston
Harold W. Guest
Jin Baker
Minister's Wives Association
S. F. Biederwell
South 8Th Street
Donald Leach
David L. Young
D. Potts
Leo Smith
Ottawa
Camp Nash
Donald
J. R. McFadden
Topeka
Kansas Methodist Conference
Centenary Hall
Trinity Methodist Church
M. H. Huey
Edward Huey
Baldwin T
Nel
Lie Beals
Mias Ina Fetter
Southwestern
Jean Walter
Man
Kansas
Clay Gwinn
Tennessee farmer nets $70 on five acres of corn
Spence of Crockett county produced 508.5 bushels of shelled corn from five acres in 1930 Tennessee. At $1 per bushel the crop value was $508.50 while growing costs were 77.18 cents per bushel, yielding a net profit of $70.32.
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Spence
Crockett County
Tenné
Tennnessee
Foundations Spend About 49 Million on Education
Eight major U.S. foundations together fund education with an annual outlay near 49 million dollars. Their grants support schools colleges and related programs across the nation, reflecting a broad commitment to educational advancement and reform.
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United States
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