Midland social notes reflect visits and travel across Kansas
Mrs Schowengerdt and son Leo and relatives from Kansas traveled to Washington state to visit relatives. Mrs Leo Schowengert and children stayed at Mrs Schowengerdt’s home. Mr and Mrs P S Sterling visited kin in Abilene Kansas. Lydia and Anna Stehwein visited with Mrs Geo Robertson. Midland Rural Club met with Mrs AL MW Garvin. Mrs A W Garvin visited her daughter in Manhattan Kansas. Frank Toms lost a horse. Miss Cunningham returned to Idaho after visiting her brother. Mr and Mrs R Morris returned to Lecompton after helping harvest. Miss Lenda Brine visited Gus Brine and family. Robert Laptad and three friends headed for Colorado for about a month. Ralph Erwin visited the Corder home Saturday night.
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Schowengerdt
Kansas
Washington State
Leo Schowengerdt
Lydia
Anna Stehwein
Geo. Robertson
Midland Rural Club
AL MW. Garvin
Vattern
Whisky Men Are Watched Closely
Inspector of Customs watches four Indiana government warehouses for shrinkage as 3,500,000 gallons remain due to prohibition constraints. Kruger, collector, oversees the district and keeps night guards while distillers aid police. lost liquor is taxed as consumed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Peter J. Kruger
Internal Revenue
Local Baldwins See Visitors and Student Aid Plans
The Rev John Ashley and Mr Marcus Morgan visited Baldwin at the start of the week Morgan recently discharged and hoping to finish college work next year Rev John Kirby of Manhattan and Anna Kirby spent Tuesday with Miss Elizabeth Leach In Ottawa the party planned wintering in Kansas City A play That Awful Chorus will be staged Friday by Miss Cunduff s class of girls at the gymnasium no admission charged a silver offering will aid a student at Ben Baker s school in India
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John Ashley
Marcus Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Cunduf
Ben Baker
India
Funeral notices for Harriet Kreeck and Sarah Churchbaugh
The body of Harriet Kreeck age 2 and daughter of Mayor George L. Kreeck will arrive in Lawrence on the 3 56 Rock Island train tomorrow afternoon for burial in Oak Hill mausoleum. Sarah Pearl Churchbaugh age 38 of Pleasant Grove dies at home leaving a husband and two sons, with funeral arrangements to be announced later. A stray clipping mentions profiteering indictments and local business notices with unrelated promotional lines.
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Harriet. Kreeck
Harriet Kreeck
George L. Kreeck
Lawrence
Rock Island
Oak Hill Cemetery
Sarah Pearl Churchbaugh
Jonun Churchbaugh
Pleasant Grove
Floyd
Lesley
Lavoptik eye wash advertised with sample kit
An advertisement claims Lavoptik eye wash helps weak or inflamed eyes after a single use with a guaranteed bottle and aluminum eye cup free. The notice also mentions a political meeting and a health tip about nicotine poisoning.
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Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Co
Ady
Plas Slar
Market Notes on Wheat Prices and Receipts
Wheat receipts and prices listed with unchanged market tone. Figures include No 2 mined at $1.95 and No 2 white at $1.?? near 1.31 for December and 1.44 for May. Unclear OCR details limit full clarity but indicate stable Kansas wheat markets.
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Kansasity
Hingis Ba
Bravery City
Meo
Cnnea
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United States
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Evans Auto Supply Co
Peerless Garage
A. Curtis
Lawrence Tire & Battery Works
Motor Inn
de Soto
Kans
J. L. Custer
Perry
Gee, Hoskinson
Vinland
Tiff J Mercantile Co
Lecompton
Midland
Usca
Jesse J. Cosgrove
Dora E. Kink
Topeka
Court House
Lindley
Gabriel
Mass
GC. BE
H.R. H
Prince of Wales
St. Johns, N. F
St . B
New Brunswick
St. John
Baldwin News
John Kirby
Manhattan
Anna Kirby
Iss
Elizabeth Leach
Ottawa
Sas City
Aryan
Rey
Wiedemann
Cut-Rete Tive
New York
Department of Office
Lucey
Palmer
Binghamton, N
Lawence Optical Company
Here Glasses
Giars
Ielpr
Citizens State Bank
Massachusetts Street
Tahluc
City Drug Store
Venezuela
Venice
Dr. Orelup
Obice
Horlick
Warkets
Bemidji
Minnesota
Chicago
Standard Oil
Berkeley
New Hampshire
Standard Oil Company Lawrence
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