Fourfold Task and Duck Creek Campaign Reflections
A Lawrence Kansas Journal-World column recalls a fourfold exhortation from Thessalonians and critiques a Emporia Gazette report on Lyon county candidate Young Bill White. It discusses census irritations in Kansas City and a Duck CreekSchool primary skirmish with a home made vanilla ice cream anecdote affecting voter perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Creek
Young Bill ‘White
Lyon County
Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Young Bill
Journal-World
Emntporia Gazette
Young men take charge in Kansas politics after primary
The Kansas primary shifts power to younger figures Frank Haucke and Harry Woodting, signaling a change from entrenched old crowds. Editors note a one term governor may suit state needs and warn enduring policy depends on the new leaders and timing.
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Reed
Kansas
Journal-World
Frank Haucke
Harry Woodting
Kansas Voters Embrace New Blood in Electorate Shift
The piece notes a wave of youthful candidates rising in Kansas politics and the electorate's willingness to give them a chance. It discusses the end of old-timer dominance, calls for substantive issues over jobs, and hints at broader reforms shaping the upcoming campaign. It also mentions rainmakers reappearing amid drought and public fascination with weather manipulation.
Old Home Town notices and show business notes
About 550 dog checks issued with 600 possible uncollected. E Shook buys Carter Bros stake in the Moline House at Rhode Island and Quincy to run it as mine host. A birthday party at Mrs Elgin’s on Mississippi street with music and dancing. Barnum shows employ 400 workers and 26 horses with tents and canvas stables. Knights Templar excursion to Chicago discussed with fares from 14.90 to 20.00 and tickets valid Aug 16 to 21, leaving Aug 15 for Kansas City riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Shook
Carter Bros
Moline House
Moline
Rhode Island and
Quincy Streets
Barnum
Chicago
Knights Templar
Kansas City
Knights Templars
Bell Brothers rent warehouse for factory use
Twenty five years ago on Thursday August 7 Bell Brothers rented the Biebusch warehouse formerly used by Poehler Mercantile Co for a factory. Carl Carlson of 906 Massachusetts street fell and broke his right leg and is under care of Dr. Carl Phillips. Herbert Bullene spent two days in hospital last week under Dr. Simmons care. The marriage of Miss Pearl Toms and Arthur Campbell took place today in North Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursdaay
Bell Brothers
Biebusch
Poehler Mercantile Co
Carl Carlson
Massachusetts’ Street
Carl Phillips
Herbert Bullene
Simmons
Las Vegas
N. M
H. A. Wheeler
Viets
North Lawrence
Roy Viets
Charles Simmons
Glathart
Colorado
Springs
Od Baim
Toelo Ae
Ber Wil
William Palm
George Chambers
Ten Years Ago Snursday Farm Incident and Local Notices
Ten years ago this date a four year old county farm child named Beatty injured his arm after a fall from a tricycle. A store raid involved stock theft estimated at two thousand dollars. Miss Jence Martin and Mrs William Martin planned travel to Topeka for a cousin’s wedding events. Grace Petz hosted a gathering as part of local social notices.
Birth notice and social gathering details at a residence
A list of attendees reported for an event at 1817 Rhodes Inland Street including Miss Lil Warson and Mrs. Eric Conger among others. The note mentions a luncheon hosted by Mrs. P. A. Hackbarth in honor of a birth and references several local residents and a short trip to Longmont Park, Colo.
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Rhods Inland Street
Awanson
Michigan
Lil Warson
Son
Washingtonm
D. Gn
Eric Conger
Mra. Brass
Helen Kell
Grace Havercampf
Luatcheon
P. A. Hackbarth
Guffler
Frances
Winelfred Dedrick
Nelle Williams
Gerry
Muhion
Longm _ ‘tes Park
Colo
Flashes of Life Inconsistent Across The Nation
A varied column reports on diverse small items from New York to Buffalo. Heirs face possible loss of a large residuary estate. a prominent Wall Street figure’s fortune wiped out in the crash. Scottish moors feel market tremors. a Mississippi woman declines a land and cash bequest while continuing factory work. rattlesnakes threaten poultry in Michigan. a misrouted Southwestern Limited car causes temporary delay in Boston. a Memphis tar incident ends with firefighters freeing a boy. and two young heroines from Buffalo rescue three men from Lake Erie and keep silent.
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New York
Aaron de Cordova
Wall Street
London
Scotland
Beaumont
Tex
Mississippi
Addie Kingston
Henry Hendrix
Richburg
Battle Creek
Mich
Bellevue
Southwestern Limited
St. Louis
Buffalo
Boston
Harry Hamparian
Harry
Jane
Danahay
Doro‘thes
Dietrich
Lake Erie
Birds Need Food Says Letter to Editor
A letter complains birds lack food as ground hardens and worms and seeds grow scarce. It urges placing suet, melon seeds, corn, bread crumbs, and especially cooked fat in trees to help red birds survive.
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Journal-World
Psittacosis Outbreaks Show Limited Human Transmission
Historical health note describes psittacosis data from a League of Nations report with about 400 authentic global cases in a recent epidemic and a 35 percent fatality rate. It notes transmission mainly through contact with sick birds or cages and rare person to person spread, then outlines symptoms including chills, headache, diarrhea, and pneumonia like breathing difficulties with kidney and nervous system issues.
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League of Nationa
Hawks Set Westward Flight Record in Transcontinental Run
San Francisco report notes Hawks achieve a 14 hours 50 minutes westward transcontinental flight setting a new record. Mentions other briefs on railroads, political interference, weather, and global incidents.
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Associated Press
Republi
Los Angeles
Hawks
Francisco —Cuenha
Billings and
Bee
Diaster
Santa Barbara
Dolores del Rio
Cedric Gibbons
Chicago
Little” Point Sable
Mich
Mich.—Anti esloen _league plans offensive war on Utica
W. Goodier
Shanib
Shenker
Mexico City
U. S
Rio Grande
Real estate transfers list several Lawrence parcels
Real estate transfers record Tudhope and wife to J Stranathan for lot 13 block 12 Unierite Place Lawrence. J P Willitts to Charles E Pontius and wife for lot 143 Kentucky Lawrence. J W Counts and wife to J Wil son Counts of various tracts in sections 34 14 20 23 35 14 20 and 27 14 20. Flora Schrader and husband to Frank Flowers for two tracts in southwest 14 of section 29-12-2.
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Ne E
Tudhope
J. Stranathan
Block
Unierite Place
Lawrence
Jeasie P. Willitts
Charles E. Pontius
Lot
Kentucky
J.W. Counts
J. Wilson
Flora Schrader
Frank Flowers
Fall Leaf community notes recount visits and farm activity
Fall Leaf residents travel to Ola Paola and Osawatomie for sermons picnics and visits. dairy herd at the asylum milks over 312 gallons daily despite heat. local farming including oats hauling and harp harrowing. trains fire on UP lines prompts coordinated fire fight. many residents report travels, crops and relatives across Kansas and beyond.
Dagger Sails Paris Return and Remembrance Through War
Emily Dagger returns to Paris greeted by old friends after years of war romance. She meets diplomat says farewell to Blaine Howard widow and Dick Weltering, navigating memories of love, sacrifice, and a new venture toward the Eiffel Tower and a new life in France.
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Dagger
Blaine Howard
Dick Welting
Howard
Texas
Madam Summer Reception
Peggy and the Little Black Clock arrive in a golden field full of flowers and crops to meet Madam Summer at her annual reception. They wander past woods and stumps toward a bright natural setting as they prepare to join the gathering.
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Madam Summer
John
Fenny
Peggy
Mary Graham Bonner
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Grove activity centers on visits and travels. Orville Flory aided I. S. Flory on road work, Kenneth Hegeman visited relatives, Len Ice spent time with daughter Mrs. N. D. Messer, Ester Lawson called at John Daniels home, and multiple families shared Sunday gatherings in Topeka and Lawrence.
Local social and travel notes from region events
Mr and Mrs Tara Dillon and children spent Monday at the Jack Dillon home. R L Clough broke an axle on his Ford in Topeka Sunday and was taken to a paratorie He returned for the Mr and Mrs Orville vis and Mrs J S Flory motored to Lawrence Saturday evening. Jack Dillon hauled a tractor by truck to Gallette Kan for Arthur Davis on Thursday where he expects tonere in the near future. The C P A held the regular meeting Tuesday evening. New Hegre were elected. trained animal show was given A tent at Pleasant Grove Tuesday Srecian, Mr and Otto Smith and children and Mrs Mr K Wood and Viola were Pleasant Grove visitors Tuesday evening. Roscoe Peterson is spending the week with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Clyde Tally and file and family. Brisbane AP Driven insane by the continued sight of huge alligators basking on the river which rung thru her husbands farm at Conway North Queensland a mother in six month old infant to the monsters as a sacrifice. Daily air passenger service has been inaugurated between Monte rey Mexico and San Antonio Texas by a Mexican company with an American made plane.
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Mia
Ray Longacre
Wilma
Trula
Louie Koerner
Ola
Mr. Davis
Paola
Lowie
Earnest Koerner
Osawatomie
Leonard Wallace
Acining
Frank. Vitt
Otto Vitt
Arlene
Ottawa
Harve Schellack
Eberwein
Minnesota
Frank Vitt
Schellack
Merritt
Musick
Robert
Laptad
Lawrence
Fall Leaf
Tom Davenport
Roy Canary
U.P
Galmore
Tim Mayhugh
Humboldt
Kan
Charles Witt
Eder
Margie Mayhugh
Edmund Koerner
Newton
Evangelical Leadership Training School
U. P
Chas
Russellee West
Guffey
Linwood
Mrs. Mathews
Kansas City
Hohenchild
Re Eberwein
Charles Eberwein
Orville Flory
I. S. Flory
Kenneth Hegeman
Pleasant Grovrs
Len Ice
Stull
N. D. Messer
Ester Lawson
John Daniels
Broeker
N. D
N. D. Messer Home Friday Evening. * Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clough
Marie Daniels
Topeka
Homer Disque
Russell Dyer
Helen Ste4
Jawrence
Sandy Williams
Bill Porter
Billy
Carl Peterson
Clyde Tally
Halcom’s Grove
Jack Dillon
Rs. N. D. Messer
Ralph
Rose
Bobby
Brooker
Billy Porter
Freer
the Hall
Chas. Batchior
Tara Dillon
Jack Dilon
Pleasant Grove
Otto Smith
K. Wood
Viola
Pleasant ‘Grove
Roscoe Peterson
Fi Ie
Brisbane
Conway
Queensland
Gly-Cas hailed by Lawrence resident for quick stomach and rheumatic relief
Mrs. M. E. Strong of Lawrence Kansas reports rapid improvement after using Gly-Cas claiming normal eating and sleeping return and rheumatism disappears. She describes relief from years of constipation gas and nervousness and urges others to try the medicine. Gly-Cas marketed locally by Round Cover Drug Store and other area druggists.
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Lawrence
Round Cover Drug Store
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Journal-World Y the World Company
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Carri Rrer
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Census Bureau
Australia
Argentina
Brazil
Veneznels
Mexico
Poor, PA
Tom
Mary Dahlberg
Dagger Marley
France
John Vanering
Welling
Emiy
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Gare St. Lazaire
Marie
Uncle Jim
Meurice
Darker
Yast
Blaine
Jack
Rue de Rivoli
Capo
Senate
Dacaer
Neuilly
Monsieur le Duc
Madame
Monsieur
Monsieur Waneering
Daffield and Company
Sundown Stories
BAYER
Lawrence National Bank
Monterey
San Antonio
Ash Street
M. E. Strong
Ash St
Wks. McK. Strong
Shimmons Bros
McKesson
McKesson Worm
McKesson Ra
Mocsod Saas
Aan
Toc
McKesson Liquid Petrolatum
California
Coty’s Perfume
Hourigant
Geo. F. Miller
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