Duel of two fugitives on a plantation chase
Hyde and Pennington pursue Lai Ho and Lai Ho’s associate after a night-time escape from a plantation. The chase ends with the two fugitives splitting up in moonlit scrub as Hyde and Pennington realize they may have been duped by elaborate disguises and misdirection. The scene shifts to a Kansas City home front with local notices about arrests, family visits, and community events in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateson
Pennington
Hyde
Lai-Ho
Albert
Planter
Tennington
Heter
Ater
Eudora Items Mixed with Notices and Local Socials
Local notes list Harry Breeheisen driving a Ford touring car and Mrs Sam Lepper confined to bed. Obituary reports Miss Bertha Crumrine 15 of Bly Oklahoma death notice. Neighbors host dinners at Baldwin and Worden households. Ed Leebrook buys a Ford roadster. Ed C Miller and daughter drive to Bee to visit ill relative. Hazel Garrison returns from summer session at Kansas State Teachers College and plans Pittsburg return.
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Harry Breeheisen
Sam Lepper
H. J. Ambler
Nice
Miss Bertha
Crum ‘Rine
Bly
Okla
Bertha
E.H. Crumrine
Prairie Center
Ivan Swartz
Worden
John Breithaupt
Helen
Henry
August Fleer
Irvin
Baldwin
Pete John
Haskell
C. B. Miller
Puviare
Bee
Garrison
Carrie Richards
Oliver
Deav
Deay
Lawrence Thurs
Er Bister
Chasry Ziesen
Boys claim ignorance of mothers as county jar fallout looms
In a terse county court scene the men insist they did not know where their wives were, denying knowledge of their mothers, amid a broader legal dispute. The fragment hints at families torn apart and an unresolved custody or disappearance case under county jurisdiction.
Linwood Ledger Reports Window Break In At Frederick And Bowen
Frederick and Bowen store was broken into Tuesday night through a back window after an attempted front entrance. Front of cash register damaged and a few dollars taken. No clues found. two cars spotted near the scene shortly after midnight. Several local residents and visitors listed with activities in Linwood Kansas during the week including church events, schooling, travel to Kansas City, and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Bowen
R. CG. Curtiss
Kansas City
W. T. Parry
Esther
Theodore
Albert
Ozarks
Starling Bowen
Berry
Topeka
Smith
M. Powers
Stailers
S. E. Pattison
S. EB
Pattison
A. E. Schrodermeier
Board of Education
Mather
Joe Bowers
Will. Torneden
Thresh
Lawrence
Cecil
Valita Smith
Goodenough
T. P. Frederick
Leavenworth
F. Biscoe
Linwood
Donald, Siscoe
Mo. Lawrence
Evans
Hattie Abels
W. Cline
P. L. Dent
Local notes from YARNOLD area residents
Miss Sarah Brecheisenagom Eu dard stays with sister Mrs Elmer Nichols to help with new babies. Kathrine and Frank Bidinger visited Elmont and Frank Raab homes. Mrs Janet Fitzpatrick granddaughters visit Tina. Mrs R Beaudry of Salina spent Saturday with aunt Mrs Bidinger and as a Lawrence visitor. Raymond Hoffsommer is doing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Brecheisenagom Eudard
Elmer Nichols
Kathrine
Frank Bidinger
Elmont
Frank Raab
Janet Fitzpatrick
Tina
R. Beaudry
Salina
Mrs. Bidinger
Lawrence
Raymond Hoffsommer
Community Notes From Local Residents and Visits
Local families share travel and family milestones including infant naming and homecomings from Simmons hospital. Visitors from Topeka, Lawrence, and Salina attend events, funerals, and gatherings. Cattle shipping to Kansas City and farm work such as wheat hauling are noted alongside out of state trips to Orange California and Perry.
Hoffsommer family attends Topeka funeral
A Hoffsommer family group traveled to Topeka on Monday for the funeral of Mrs. Hoffsommer's mother Mrs. M Manshart who died suddenly in California a week ago. Henry Busch visited the Dick Murphy home on Tuesday. The young son of Mr and Mrs Anderson Jr is ill. George Washington's 1751 Barbados trip noted as his only foreign voyage.
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Kansas City
Jack Mertz
Lawrence
Anna ‘Blopp
Marshall Wm. Trowbridge
G.E. Sheldon
J. B. Johnson
C. B. Johnson
Johnson
Clarence Vogl
Wamego
Frank Vitt
Carl -Schubert
Dan ‘Reber
Charles Gerstenberger
George Hausman
Clearfield Church
Clara Schuerman
China
Eddie Marshall
Johnnie ‘Harris
M. L. Sowers
Catherine
Wm. Kerchardia
Topeka
Goldie Woods
John Jr
Bonner Springs
Ed Forsythe
Charles Moore
Frank Moore
Moore
Gardner
Phelma
Deay
Lulu
Clara Votan
Ida Breithaupt
Martha Scherer
Viola Miller
Emporia
State Normal
Will Leslie
Verne
Leslie
Will Joy
Emma Joy
Fred. Moll
Edward Keyes
Evelyn
Martin Abels
Martha
Martin Breithaupt
Carl Neis
The
Petroleum Oil and Gas Company
Welda
Kan
Buzz Payne
Neis
Charles B. Floyd
C. E. Sheldon
J. D. Adams
F.L. Hunt
Hannah Schendel
Turl
Committee On Entertainment
Chas. B. Griffith
Topekare
Helen Kruil
Frank Sommers
Joe Zilmer
Frances Zillmer
A! Brecheisen
Son Adell
Waldo
Kansas
Gideon Breithaupt
Arthur Schrump
Anna Blopp
Omaha
Louie Schellack
Don Selzer
Wm. Fuchs
F. Richards
Charles Inman
Richland
Clyde
Wellsville
Inman
Homer Gerstenberger
Herbert Henley
Ziesenis
Werte
Frank Wulfkuhle
Herman Buchheit
Fant-Son
Simmons Hospital
L. Lawson
Ernest Transmeier
Dreaver
Haskell
Richard .Murphy
R. Beaudry
Salina
Herman Buch- Henn
Harry’ Skeith
J. W. Gress
M. Manshart
Geo. “Anderson
C. F. Wulfkuhle
Matilda
Bahnmaier
Elmer, Nichols
S. Busch
Tillie
Perry
Anna Wiles
Len I¢e
John Gress
A. Hoffsommer
George Washington
Barbados
Nto
Oskaloosa Homecoming Picnic Planned for August Weekend
The annual homecoming picnic will be held in Oskaloosa on August 15 16 and 17. The organizing committee asks Lawrence business leaders to visit the event and contribute a few numbers for the afternoon program.
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Oskaloosa
Oskaloos
Lawrence
Has Your Back Given Out Doans Kidney Pills Advised
An old style advertorial urges readers to use Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney related pains. It claims kidney weakness causes cutting pains headaches dizziness and urinary disorders and promotes neighbor recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Another Lawrence Case: Mrs. William Peterson Recovers
Mrs. William Peterson of 915 New Jersey Street 3 suffered backache and distressing kidney pains. After using Dean's Kidney Pills for a short time she was relieved of the aches and other kidney symptoms and recommends the remedy for the great benefit received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
Wim. Peterson
Dean
Teeth Can Now Be Preserved For Life
Chemists report a new dentifrice named Mykel Corrective Dentifrice promises to preserve teeth for life, keep them filmless and clean, and prevent pyorrhea. Priced at fifty cents at Round Corner Drug Store and other first class drug stores.
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Round Corner
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
Stop itching and burning with Zemo antiseptic liquid sold by druggists. Extra large bottle for $1.00. Healing begins on application and soon eradicates eczema tetter pimples rash blackheads and related skin diseases. Zemo is promoted as the dependable treatment for all skin troubles.
Notice of District Bond Election in Murat School District 1
Notice of bond election in Murat School District No 1, Donelas County Kansas. Voters will decide August 6 1923 on issuing bonds totaling ten thousand dollars to build and equip a new school house. Bond issues range from 500 to 1000 dollars with maturities through 1928. Ballots will be marked with specific “For” or “Against” phrases. District Clerk W H Flaskinson dates and certifies.
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Murat HS
County
Do@nelas
State of
Kansas
Uuisas
N. Im
A. D
Uniase
Fond No
Mattre
Wasbtal
Atre
Ngipal
Ragutiere
Janel Tike
Wm Lure Janay
Bom
Flaskinson
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Eudora
H. B. Browning
Versailles
KE. F. Wilson
Percy Pattison
Quenemo
Yarnold
Resinol
General Electric
B-R Electric Company
B-R Electric
Walnut Street
the City Plumbing Co
Lawrence, Ks
Kansas Electric Power Co
Lawrence, Kans
City Drug Store
Drugpists Pyroform Co
San Bernardino
Calif
Jon
S. S
Foster Millinem Co
MigChe Hiad
Nestell
Akey
Comedy Players
Pettea
Ted
Nestell . Nestell-Akey CO
Tertt
Tects Prace
Nelson Campaton Bertha DL
Clay
Nestell-Akey
Mgrs
Morey
Vermont Street
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