Evangelical Conference Plans Big Woodland Park Program
The Evangelical Association summer conference at Woodland Park from August to 1A will feature a varied program with Bishop G Hummiller Rev B R Weiner and Miss Susan Bauernind among speakers. Numerous men and women are assigned to different departments and tasks, signaling a broad lineup of talent for the event.
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G Hummiller
B. R. Weiner
Susan Bauerneind
The
Evangelical Association
Woodland Park
Acton
Oklahoma Voters head to polls on literacy test amendment
Oklahoma primary voters the state for minor offices and a key amendment to the constitution that would abolish property qualifications while applying a literacy test for electors. The ballot also includes a state tax commission proposal and a provision on employer compensation to dependents in case of death.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
United State
Tax Commission
Religious figures to speak at church conference in Ohio and Iowa
Denominational leader Bishop Heinmiller from Cleveland will deliver sermons and lectures at a general church conference, with Rev Ty Winner Poit of Ohio handling missionary work and Bible instruction. Maurine Banerfeind and Miss Susan Bauerfeind will also participate in Sunday school and outreach events. Funeral notices for Williston Drake and other local deaths are noted with service details in the same report.
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Bishan
Metaniller
Cleveland
Ohio
Hive
Eicensing Bia Dessons
Tony
John
Heinmiller Cones
Young People's Movement
Ty Winner
Pyarland
Cedar Falls
Repair Work Delays Dim Lights At City Area
Fragmentary OCR notes report repairs causing power dimming in the downtown district. No clear dates or official statements included.
Real estate transfers across Douglas and Lawrence counties
A list of warranty deeds and transfers in Douglas and Lawrence counties Kansas. Transactions involve Lillie Tuttle Cornelia J Huzsar Sarah KE Trary James and others with varied property parcels in Sinclair Add Jersey Sh Lawrence and nearby areas. Considerations range from 900 to 2600 dollars with several parcels described by lot and block numbers.
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Lillie Tuttle
Douglas County
Kints
Cornelia J. Huzsar
Sinclairts
Lawrence
Mana
Shawnee
Joel A. Tomer
Lee
Jersey
Jolintz
Kuns
Mito
Drnsdell
Kans
Gowiuns
Tosselyn
University Place
St C
Douglas Kunz
Lizzie
Strede
Add
Olin
Setler
Lydia Severns
Massareet
KancAdow
Nfeugle
Baldwin Depot Robbed. Robbers Not After Money
Intruders robbed the Santa Fe Baldwin depot Sunday night only entering the express room and taking a case of beer and an auto fire. No money was taken and no trace of the robbers has been found, with no bottles scattered, suggesting the case was not opened yet.
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Santa Fe
Baldwin
Weight Loss Tablet Ad Promises Easy Reduction
An old promotional note touts a simple safe method to shed excess fat without dieting or intense exercise. It recommends Round Corner Ding Company capsules, daily dosing after meals and at night, weekly weigh ins, and claims weight loss and improved mood. It also asserts oil of heroin is harmless and aids digestion as part of the regimen.
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Round
Needie-Craft Club Hosts Social and Birthday Surprise
Yarnold Needie-Craft Club met at Mrs. Lester Rake’s home with twelve members and eleven visitors. Activities included singing and piano selections, a two week later meeting at the Fitzpatrick home, and refreshments. A large birthday surprise honored Margaret Gress for her seventy seventh birthday with many neighbors and friends attending.
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Needie-Craft Club
Lester Rake
C. J.kraft
Ethel Waller
T. Fitzpatrick
Herbert Frost
Fitzpatrick
Roy Deskind
Pearl
Florence Martin
Fred Buchheim
Topeka
C. A. Bidinger
Sam. Buchheim
Grandma Buchheim
Charlie Bra
John Greeawaka
Henry Stulland
A. Hoffsommer
McPherson County
Man‘Rattan
George Houk
Stull
Frank Keohlar
George Anderson
Margaret Gress
Grandma
Kanye
Will Gress
Noble Messer
Will Wulfkuhle, Jr
Hilbert
See
August Nuffer
Unger
Lillie Boehringer
A. Bidinger
Sam Buchheim
Will Shaw
T.A. Shaw
Charlie Scheer
Link Woodv
S. Stull
Henry Bahnmaier
Will Murphy
August—Kampschroeder
George Auserseny T
Johanna. Lavin
Kate Bidinger
John Gress
George Hildenbrand
Fire Brass
Lola
Shaw
Kate
Myrtle Bidinger
Margaret
Lavin
Ethel
Walter
Ruth Gress
Hughes Outline Campaign Issues
The document outlines Republican concerns on Huerta and Mexican policy, preparedness and national security, international arbitration, industry and trade, agriculture, the Philippines, woman suffrage, budget efficiency, and labor protections, arguing for non militaristic preparedness, stronger American rights, and systemic reforms. It emphasizes defending American interests abroad while promoting economic strength, conservation, and social safeguards.
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Organization of Peace
Organization of ‘Peace
Ool
Europe
Republican Party
Oas
Philippines
Phil
Tye
Family gathers for holiday gifts and good wishes
Harold Boehringer and guests including Russel Houk Harry Kampschroder Charlie Gress Roy Gress and Grandma Gress share late evening presents before guests depart. Kathryn Eunice and Ruby also featured with warm well wishes.
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Boehringer
Harold and
Russel Houk
Harry Kampschroder
Charlie‘ Ice
Roy ‘Gress
Grandma Gress
Kathryn
Eunice
Ruby
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From Early 1900s
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It includes testimonials about F P J Cheney, a 15 year trusted business record, a National Bank of Commerce endorsement, and claims of blood cleansing from internal care. Also markets a constipation remedy with 15 cent price.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
FP. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Commission Bondi Ordinance Seeks Sewer Bids and Donations
The ordinance proposes a 2 percent class with a 34.9 expenditure causing about a 35 cent per thousand tax increase. It directs bids for Third Street and North Street sewers to connect with Maple Grove Drainage District. A donation of ten lamp posts for school swings was given to the school board.
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Lawrence
Hatea
Lon
North Street
North Lawrence
Maple Grove
Pavera Schooly
Donajon
Survival of the Fittest and Lydia Pinkham Remedy Endures
An essay debating the survival of medicines like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as proven by forty years of strong sales. The piece frames Pinkham's as a dependable standard for women's ailments, noting merchant performance and public confidence. It also includes a collage of jokes and anecdotes about work, humor, peanuts, and a quip about national anthems.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
From the Chestnut Tree feature with a brief rail exchange
A New York World caption sketches a traveler exchange on a train near the Chestnut Tree. The passenger declines a brush off and asks to wait and alight in the usual way if the train stops, highlighting a casual scene aboard the car or platform.
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New York World
University to Close Potter Lake August 16 Over Guard Costs
Daily water tests at Potter Lake show purity as attendance reaches about 250 each afternoon. University guards face trouble keeping beachers out on Sundays, and the lake will close for the summer on August 16 unless guards are funded by Lawrence residents. A $1 season fee applies. new seasons would require another payment, as the university will not guarantee guard salaries this time.
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Potter
Potter Lake
Lawrence
Wvill
University
Combination Shot Polisher Hits Market With Refillable Tube
A flexible tube of sos blacking in a steel case mounted on a bristle brush and lambswool polisher is now marketed with patents applied for. The blacking is dispensed by turning a key and applied to shoes by brushing till a dry shine forms, then a friction polish via lambswool finishes the shine. Replacing an empty tube allows continued use.
Kansas University Weather Report Seeks Dry July Record
The month was unusually dry with no measurable rain and extreme heat. Mean temperature 83.0 degrees tops July records, high 102, low 62.5, humidity 59.3 percent, sky 18.6 percent cloudy, 23 clear days, 62 half clear, 2 stormy. Wind mostly from the north and northeast, total distance 5470 miles, barometer averages 29.064 inches, seismograph records show no earthquakes.
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Rae
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Barty
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Kentucky
Potter’ Lake
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Castor
Marcc Core Blackberry
Kansas University Weather Report
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