Capper Seen as Harding Successor by Kansas Crowd
In Troy Kansas on August 1 Governor Capper addressed about six thousand Kansans at the Great Pikes Peak highway celebration just after President Harding's death. Attendees recalled Capper as a worthy successor, praising his farmer ally stance and suitability for the White House in the next presidential race.
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Troy
Kan
Doniphan County
Arthur Capper
Warren G. Harding
Imade
United States Senate
White House
Won Real Estate Prize At Lawrence Firm’s Contest
N P Dodge and Company, a national real estate firm, held an agents contest from March 15 to July 26, 1928. J J Eddy of Lawrence won fourth place by selling fifty five lots. The company opened the Fairfax and Belmont additions in Lawrence, indicating a fair movement in those two developments.
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N.P. Dodge and Company
Canada
Mexico
Colorado
New England
J. J. Eddy
Lawrence
Fairfax -and- Belmont
Marriage Licenses Granted by Lawrence Pro Tem Judge
William Ridgeway and Amy Tague of Topeka wed Amy Tague in Topeka. Ray Allmore and Lida May Little of Kansas City also married this afternoon. Lawrence couple John J. Kistler and Grage Olsen received licenses from C. E. Lindley, probate judge pro tem.
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William Ridgeway
Amy Tague
Topeka
Ray Allmore
Lida May Little
Kansas City
C. E. Lindley
John J. Kistler
jGrage Olsen
Lawrence
Markets Report From Kansas City and Chicago Aug 11
Kansas City and Chicago markets show cattle hogs and grain mixed with firmness for top cattle and beef steers while lighter and later grades ease. Grain futures hold near week highs with wheat around 99 to 103 in September and corn near 72 to 76.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Chicago
Wisconsin Woman First To Earn Law Degree At UW
In 1885 Mrs. Robert M. La Follette, wife of the U S senator, became the first woman to receive a bachelor of laws degree from the University of Wisconsin. The notes also list market and Liberty Bond prices with fluctuating values and commodities such as creamery butter eggs and poultry.
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Robert M. LaFollette
United States
University of Wisconsin
Goat Insurance Ad by R Holmes at 107 EB Seventh
Local advertising listing R Holmes offering goat insurance services from a shop at 107 EB Seventh with a contact phone line 19.
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R. Holmes
Kanwaka area social page notes community events
Mrs. M C Eliott hosted August 1 dinner for relatives honoring her mother Mrs Martha Smith. Guests included the Dews and Stephenson families from Lawrence Jerseyville Osage City Topeka and Tonganoxie. Kanwaka Literary Club meetings and picnic plans are listed with dates. Activities include Sunday school class elections and Young Peoples group meetings. Several residents travel, host, or attend gatherings, and local radio concerts noted.
Kanwaka Notes and Visits Highlight Local News
Risdon Godlove remains home ill as Elsie Godlove plans a visit with Rose Watson. Miss Jennie Sowash returns to Quinter after a two week stay with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Duffee. Wilfred Day, ex Kanwaka resident, arrives from Hughson California for a brief family visit. Mrs Harriet Allard of Manhattan and Mrs Julia Kiene of Topeka attend a Kanwaka resident gathering at Mrs Guy Bigsby’s home. The W C T U held a program at the Kanwaka church and discussed forming a union. The Kanwaka Sunday School was invited to Brown's Grove picnic but few could attend due to the busy season. Lawrence hosts Mare evening social.
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Merle Colman
Risdon Godlove
Elsie Godlove
Psage City
Rose Watson
Sowash
Jennie l Sowash
Quinter
Lloyd Duffee
Wilfred Day
Kanwaka
Hughson
Cal
Harriet Allard
Manhattan
Julia Kiene
Topeka
Guy Bigsby
W.C.T.U
Lawrence
Robinson
Kanwaka Suday School
Brown’s Grove
Pleasant Hour club hosts August meeting notes
Mrs. T. T. Preston presided at the Pleasant Hour club gathering on August 1 with twenty-one members. The program featured piano solos, songs, readings, and an amusing encore, followed by a two course lunch. Numerous guests and local residents were listed, with social visits, Father events, and ongoing farm tasks noted in the aftermath.
Community notes of visits and social events
Last Sunday Vinland visitors included Mrs Jeffries sister Mrs Vaughn and family. Mrs Warren Ridley and Olive Maude Evans visited Mrs Keifer Friday afternoon. Mrs Larcom and sister-in-law Mrs Williamson and daughter visited Mrs W P Martins Monday. Mrs Wagoner from Concordia, visiting her brother Mr Preston, went to Kansas City Thursday and will return home later this week. Mrs Tom Stuart assisted her mother Mrs Lindsey for several days. Mrs Oscar Orr came from town to help cook for threshers. Mr and Mrs Guy Bigsby and Marjorie Armstrong visited Mr and Mrs McClung Friday evening. Pleasant Year Club plans an ice cream social at Brackett schoolhouse Wednesday evening August 15. Everyone invited. Mrs BE S Eastman of Lawrence spent Tuesday evening with Mrs McClung.
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M. C. Eliott
Martha Smith
C. T. Dews
Lawrence
Jess Dews
Osage City
Homey Lawrence
Topeka
Samuel Dews
Tonganoxie
George Dews
Willia Stephenson
Jerseyville
Hainais
J.h.holke
Helen
Ernest Bigsby
Anna Mitchell
Robert Dews
Carl Williams
Rena Elliott
Young Peoples
Dorothy Elliott
Live Wires
Arthur
Petefish
Sigel
A. E. Ulrich
Harley Armstrong
Dorothy of
Crowder
Flora R. Colman
Guy Bigsby
Ralph. Colman
Garnett
Dow Dews
Tom Dews
Dews
Rose Dews
President Harding
Jack Riley
Kansas City Star
Harding
Homer Hirdani
No. 6
FO. Richards
Mark Pierson
Lloyd Coffee
Mary Sowash
Jennie Sowash
Flora Colman
Rasmussen
Miss Hamacher
Bushong
Kan
Clyde Hamacher
Hamacher
Stapleton
Martha Transmeier
A.E. Ulrich
al Weber
S. EB. Seetin
Sam Seetin
GC. H. Hays
le Shure
Ulrich
L. H. Petefish
Lloyd Duffee
J. H. Holke
Merle Colman
Mark Pierson Wire
E. Lloyd Duffee
Lauren Hunter
Marie Petefish
T. T. Preston
Pleasant Hour
Ai‘mie Piper
Guila Gress
Marie Preston
Springer
Riverside
Cadwell
Moran
Kansas City
Wagoner
Concordia
Roma Reeves
Roberta Stuart
Quinn Gower
Josephine Yeoman
Dorothy Arnott
Aine Pipe
Sectin
Marie Presjton
Preston
Edgar McClung
Fort Leaven‘worth
Oliver Evans
Kirby
Ridley
Coleman
Kanawaka
Lev
Emporia
Levette
Jeffries
Vinland
Tom Stuart
Lindsey
Oscar Orr
Roy Orr
Marjorie Armstrong
McClung
Brackett School House
BE. S. Eastman
Kaw Valley Creamery Announces Cherry Nut Vanilla Ice Cream
Kaw Valley's Special promises a brick of ice cream this weekend in Cherry Nut and Vanilla two layer flavors. Enjoy regular flavors all the time for Sunday dinners or afternoon lunches. Kaw Valley Creamery Phone 820. 76 and Miss.
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Kaw Valley Creamery
Eagles Picnic Unites Lawrence and Topeka Members
Lawrence and Topeka Eagles plan a joint picnic Sunday at Children's Park in Topeka. A 2 o'clock basket dinner includes free ice cream and drinks. Activities include ball games and horseshoes, with Lawrence members meeting at Eagles Hall at 11 AM to travel with families.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Order of Eagles
Children’s Park
Lawrence Eagles
Eagles Hall
Cherry Nut and Vanilla Ice Cream Display Card
Sunday special promotes cherry nut and vanilla ice cream in a two layer brick pink and white, ideal for hot weather. Notes many popular flavors and ices available, ready for order. Claims sole manufacture of Kaw Valley Ice Cream and Kaw Valley Creamery Butter.
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KAW Valley
KAW Valley Creamery
No substitute. Aw Vailey Cream Ery at 6th and Miss
Partial OCR snippet notes a dairy or creamery at 6th and Miss with phone 820. Mentions Mrs Keen and two children planning to return in about a week and be met in Lawrence by Mr Keene.
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Vailey Creamery
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Capper
N. P. “Dodge & Co
K. G
N. Y
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Ieee
Gov't
C. W. Smith
Alice Batman
Storer Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Freeby Mall
Cutleurs
Wiedemann
the Cream Supreme
Thone
Om & Shine
J. Underwood & Son
A. I. Root
Cheney
SkofStad S
Dodge Brothers
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
Mass
The
Ku - Klux - Klan
National Organization of Knights of the Ku-Klux-Klan
Z. A. Harris
South Park
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