Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis Birth of Service Clubs in Chicago
Article traces the rise of major service organizations in Chicago with Rotarian roots and the formation of Lions and Kiwanis. It notes the Rotary slogan Service not Self and the combined membership nearing fifty thousand across 1740 clubs, plus the Lions and Kiwanis aims to promote fraternalism, civic duty, and professional cooperation amid reconstruction.
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Chicago
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary i
Theounye
Assojain
Saunderl
Ileere
Aj Eves
Varibus
Hwith
Col Andr Hity
Che Golden
Ventelfigenc
Local residents and visitors noted in Lawrence area notices
The item records a string of social mentions from a Lawrence area community page. Names such as Graham, Kahn, Dwyer, BeNerong, Demings, Maloney, Mrs. Skeets, and others appear among family visits, arrivals from Emporia, tying heat and threshing events to farm life. A typhoid scare prompts medical attention for a local resident.
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Tonganoxie
Fort
Rend
Ey Valley
DL McNemey
Pei
Élue Winer
Seit Hor
Will House
Dwyer Brothers
O'Dea
G. Skeets
J.A. Welte
Oklahoma
Modale
Iowa
iShe
Ethel Kahn
Leavenworth
Fred Harrgan
Jonesay
Lela French
Henry ‘Chapman
Chapman
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Ray
Colorado Springs
Art
Fred Harmon
J. Ev Dwyer
Herb Nunemaker
Roy Cook
Vernon Dehoff
Dwyer
Bert Harm
Land
Fred Barnhart
Will
Hildenbrand
Sean Barnes
John McGrath
John
Kent
Blansas City
McGrath
Shrine
Tuesdday Park
Sanders
Skeets
Hreshing
Hasiay
Kleakley
Layvenworth
Walter
Jamey Bleakley
Clevenger’s Pond
C. W. Hemphill
Lawrence
Mornday
W. Ty Bleakley
Mr. Keefe Hen
J.bleakley
Graham
Vernon
Dehoff
Miks
Norsmal
Emporia
Mckone
Dollie Dal Eis
D. L. BeNerong
Skeets Fand
Nknes
H. Barnes
Diwyer
Flavia Maloney
Lal Aid Union
Lawrence Ather
Sathr
Ryottoe
Bleakley
Lawren
Riley
Antone i Kahn
M Blaker
Fred Kahn
Cartier
Kind
Hughey
Sun- Troon
Danghanin
Childpe
Mary’ Casteel
Ithis
Meir
J. M. “Guthrie
Lay
Gession Anasty
California
L. McNerney
A and Nettie
Bru
Faham
Fevje
Hs Noxtie
Hag
Missartavia
Mildred Maloney
Lawresree MeKore
Topeka Real Estate Dealers See Few New Houses Planned
In Topeka Kansas August 4 real estate dealers say rents will not fall until more houses are built and more houses require lower building costs. They estimate a need for about 2000 additional houses with labor costs and high prices cited as main obstacles. A sale on groceries is announced for ten days ahead.
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Topeka
Kan
Tovekalis
A. Smith
Walter
Flies vanish in city while rural areas face biting pest
Reports from Fort area towns note a sudden absence of flies in shop and home settings. Kansas experts attribute city cleanliness and garbage control to reduced fly incubation, while farmers face biting stable flies from old straw piles. Dr Grumbine discusses uncertain national counts and emphasizes straw pile destruction to curb spread.
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Fopeka
Kan
Independence
Emporia Gazette
Dh. S. J. Grumbine
Kansas State Board of Health
Enmipotia
Kungas
Crumijine
Th Gazette
Labor Union Bank Planned in Topeka Kansas
Topeka and Kansas City planners push a labor union bank with capitalization under 100000. W. E. Freeman says Topeka has 7000 to 8000 union members and Kansas City more. First state federation bank, inspired by railroad and other union banks, with weekly paper The Golden Rule Messenger shaping its independent political stance.
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Topeka
Kan
W. E. Freeman
Kansas State Federation ‘of Labor
Kansas City
Freeman
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Clesland
Ohio
Unionists International Union
Washington, D. C
Kars
Tje
Toe Mm
Bret Tten
Chambe
Labor
Kansas State Federation of Labor
New fall patterns in men’s clothing at Wilsons
Wilsons new fall stock offers handsome Weaves from the Lamm line with suits as low as 32 dollars, five dollars under spring prices and over twenty dollars below a year ago. The American Tailoring and Hines lines present $25 to $40–$50 suits with quality fabrics and made to measure service by Mr. Wilson, promoting health by bicycle.
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America
W. BE
Wilson
Mecca for Mennonites if Paraguay bill passes
Paraguay may become a Mennonite hub if a measure from President Gondra is enacted by the Chamber of Deputies. The plan would permit a 2000 square mile colonization zone in the Chaco with tax and import exemptions, German-language schools, and self governed settlements. Over 4,000 Mennonites in the U S Canada and Russia are ready to emigrate upon approval.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
United States
Chamber of 1 Deputies
Gendya
Chaco
Walsenhurst
Gondra
Republic
Canara
Russia
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Zoo
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Coulont
Labor Union Bank
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Newman
Mecca
Onen
W.oa
Guenther
Mass
Kaw Valley Fuel’ Co
Cherokee
Pendleton
Hanna
Ms Lear
Ralph Ward
Mir
Hopemen Reguilar
Hamilton Motor Supply
City Bank
Peoples State Bank
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