Kansas Livestock Freight Rates Debate Spreads Nationwide
Discussion centers on Kansas court ruling affecting emergency stocker and feeder cattle rates within the state amid a wider push by shippers for lower interstate rates. Secretary Mercer notes Kansas shippers will not receive even a temporary reduction, while the issue hinges on Public Utilities Law requiring hearings before rate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peki
Kan
Kansas
Umtatock Chippeiz
JH. Meredl
Es Ck
Ampremeé
Utilities Commission
Washington
Falta
Suthwest
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Mercer
Supreme Court
Public Utilities ‘Commission
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas Public Utilities Law
Public Utilities Commission
Iseer
Karsaq
Livestock Rates Debate Presses for Fair Freight Charges
Local reports discuss longer emergency rates and potential facing discrimination by carriers against shippers. Kansas City and Topeka voices urge fair treatment. community notes include Obits for Mrs. J. C. Gorden Gilmore and local moves to attend bank convention, road work, and social gatherings across Vinland and Haven.
Miss Florence Glock’s pupil returns from Bittersweet district
Mrs Florence Eubenke finishes a term of school for Miss Florence Glock. Frank Mayer returns from Kansas City. A concert lead actor fell ill and was bedridden, cancelling the program. The Sterline quartet canceled and promised a later performance. Miss Bern Pape is rooming with Mrs Crandall. Gus Stark moved to Perry for a new position. Mrs Bert Gay hosts the Colonial Club at her home in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seskida
Reank
Charles
Noble
Waughs
Gal Huddleston
Walter Obison
North Western Road
Bavintidiety
Hil Own
Ghéster Small
Amends
Hiawaths
W. D. Monroe
Topeka
Abel Gilbert
Harvey Hawk
Addie Maing
Jessie McCafferty
Almon
Ozawkie
Velma Dennia
No. 10
May Figg
Fairview
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Edison
Merle Trapp
Kate Morrow
Simons
Alvaon
Michigan
Tennessee
George Newell
Baker University
Newell
School For the Blind
Kansas City
Kay
Baker Yast Fall
Trusdale
Lawrence
Laptail
Douglas Hines
Archie Larkins
Lena
Oskaloosa
Ailes Decker
Pleasant Point
Florence Eubenke
Arlington
Florence Glock
Mia
Frank Mayer
Sterline Qrartationab Mn
Tia Tim Donnd
Kansas
Een
Cence Bern Pape Teau
Crandall
Gus Stark
Perry
Bert Gay
Colonial Club
No-To-Bac Claims Reduce Tobacco Cravings
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a simple aid to break tobacco habits. It promises relief from cigarette cigar pipe or chew cravings with a telling shell that reduces urges and offers a refund if cravings persist, claiming ease and financial and mental benefits.
Othine Double Strength Freckle Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed freckle remover. Bragging about removing freckles night and morning, it promises clear skin after an ounce or less, with money back if the product fails.
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Ft. Elz
E. Lawrence &Co
Chicago
Ound Corner Drag Co
M._B. Mcwloch
Winters Close Next Thursday Dinner Event
Local notes show Lenora Schroyer Anderson had supper at the Will Anderson home on Thursday night. Ed Seetin visited Mrs. Carl Hird Thursday afternoon while Nerell Taylor and Clarence Wransmier joined Ray and Sammie for a Sunday gathering. Mrs. Robert Schroyer spent Friday afternoon with her daughter, and Fiske Ewans stayed Friday night and Saturday with her uncle.
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Rainier Richards
Lawrence
Ed Seetin
Ernest Transmeier
Roy Oatman
Joan
Viola Transméier
Dorothy Bryan Atkt
Clarence
Beles
Barker
Kantraka
Edith Banks
Billy Schroyer
Guy
Jimmie Fraker
Mary Anderson
Edith Banks l
Elsie Evans
Supner
Robert Schroyer
Willis Colman
Gladys
Bryan
Milton Winters
Amos Jazhes
Watt Brothers
George McCarty
Minnie Novak
Kansas City
New York
Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Harry Mull
Schroyer
Andrew Bahnmaier
George Miller
Newt Hamlin
Charles Winter
Milton Winter
Amos Jamea
Mr. Bunger
Hoor
Anks
Lenora Schroyer
Anderson
Will Anderson
Carl Hird
Nerell Taylor
Bert Wransmier
Ray
Sammie
R Obert Schroyer
Ber Adighter
Fis‘e Ewans
Stella Stewart
Lottie Ward
Leiwrence Xhoppers
Slawgon
Shile
Champion
Max
Fred Champion
May Smith
Jones
Canavan
Mer
Uowared Erwin
Hardy Oak Cemetery
Land
Joe Eders
Mr. Jones
Sloctor
Gerald Erwin
Charles Petrie
Richard
Everet
Elden Smith
Marvin Stewart
Dan Smith
Kanwaka April 20 1921 community notes and events
Kanwaka news from April 20 1921 lists social visits among residents including the Sturdys King and the Skinner families. The Ladies Aid Society met April 14 to plan re shingling the church and an ice cream social guest of honor. Examinations at Kanwaka school were held with Mrs Ralph Colman assisting. Various residents moved, visited, or hosted dinners, with multiple mentions of local families and recent illnesses.
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George Sturdy
U. S. King and Daughters of
Vinland
E. Stanwix
Homer Skinner
Rainier Richards
Elizabeth Seetin
George Skinner
Perry
George Seetin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carl Hird
Carl Hird’s
F. D. Miller
Ruth Ova
W. R. Tucker
Tucker
Everett Lee
J. Laughter
Glasen
St. Joseph
Mona‘ Sday
Joplin
Delbert Miller
Merrill Taylor
Eriksen
Lawrence
Kanwaka
Ralph Colman
Miss Watson
Albert
Clarence Trammeier
Seetin Joys
Jancis Gregory
University Hospital
Albert Lynch
Dews Place
Fort To
Fort Road
Mark Pierson
Arthur Ulrich
Lloyd Duffee
Hogwood
Kansas City
Hogwoods
A. E. Ulrich
B. E. Kiefer
Barber School
George Dornon
Barber
George Coffman
Topeka
Homer Hird
Kanwaka Literary Club
A. R. Galimin
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen
Ernest Bigsby
J. RK. Topping
Charles Topping
T. H. Chalkley
A. C. Mitchell
W. A. Colman
Daugh
W. F. Elkin
Elkin
H.O. Richardson
Abilene
Family and community notes from local Kansas area
A bustling record of visits and small events across families in the McLouth and surrounding areas. People such as Mrs. Ed Elkin, Mrs. Agnes Heiden, Mr. Petrie, the Wise Ward family, and many neighbors are noted for visits, movements, and minor happenings. Subtexts include school director election results and cattle shipment to Kansas City.
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Agnes Heiden
McLouth
Hedden
MeLouth
Hedder
C. A. Jones
Tonganoxie
Mason
Dan
Ora Smith
Clare
Petrie
Garner
A. Wari
G. EF. Ward
Mr. Petrie
Richard
Lawrence
Lawrence Ward
W. C. Stewart
Evelyn
Harold Champion
Clara Champion
Edens
Mrs. Petrie
Mr. Hedden
Chanute
Kansas
Otis Smith
Wellman Church
Claude Harris
Powerline
Mack Grant
A. Sparks
Kirs. Sparks
Dan Smith
Rex
Wells
Fred Champion
Worthy Welman
Kansas City
Stelly Stewart
Chiildren
Lottie Ward
Keep Still
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Thi
Bayer
Bay
K- Bae
Per
Hiichish Bottling Works
Winland and Community
George Newton
Baer
Jim Wigans
Elizabeth
Kennedy Valley
George Jones
Grace Melton
Charlie James
Lloyd Hoover
Kansas State Bankers’ Association
Ka City
C. W. Hogwood
E. M. Richards
Coc Kroaches
Rer
Casay Ok Goin
Arthur Hird
Mr. Hird
Ed. Elkin
R D. Miller
W.F. Elkin
Valley Grove
Otto
Pierson
Scott & Bowne
Bradfield Azarlajos Co
Atlanta
Windabield
Matthews
Pampreet
Kansas Municipals
Liberty
F. W. Hosford
Bond and Trust Department
Lawrence National Bank
Watkins National Bank Capital
H. Tucker
C. A. Hill
D. C. Asher
Dick Williams
W. E. Hazen
C. A
Perkins & Company
Vie Johnson Motor CO
Mass. St
Butter Tire Co
Lark Leans
Lothes
Farmers State and Savings Bank
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