Open Tomorrow H T Poin Dexter Store Opens Massachusetts Street
The H T Poin dexter store at 729 Massachusetts Street opens tomorrow morning with a sale. J T Turner, manager, says this is the first of 550 retail stores planned by the company. Previously a wholesale dry goods firm in Panass City for twenty years, it will now serve retailers with a nine cent department in addition to general merchandise. A nine clerks team prepared the store today and yesterday for the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Poindexter
Massachusetts ‘Street
J. T. Turner
United States
Panass City
Turner
Interest in air races fills Cleveland entries for 1929 event
About seventy new entries are on file at the 1929 national air races headquarters in Cleveland for the August 24 start. Additional participants in the women's derby include Ruth Nichols of Rye New York Thea Rasche and Margaret Perry of Beverly Hills California. Other entries come from Miami Beach to Cleveland William J McDonough from New York Leslie Miller of Los Angeles Rim of Ohio derby Walter Beech of Wichita Portland Oregon to Cleveland Major Eckerson Spring field Oregon and James Johnson of Marysville Michigan Cleveland to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McDonough
New York
Leslie .G. Miller
Los Angeles
Walter H. Beech
Wichita
Portland
Ore
Gilbert
Eckerson
Springfield
Buffalo
James M. Johnson
Marysville
Mich
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. C. M. Heisey 88
Lawrence report of the death yesterday of Mrs. C. M. Heisey, 88, at her daughter’s Seattle home. Survived by daughter Mrs. W. E. Bowersock and son Robert Heisey. She lived here about fifteen years, moved to Seattle a year ago, with summer visits in Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements not announced. Other notices: J. D. Frost to be buried at Oak Hill. Mrs. Mary Parisa to be buried at Mont Muncie cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Heisey
Lawrence
C. F. Leight
Seattle
Wash
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Jane Saylor
Mrs. Sarah Jane Saylor, 77, died at her home one mile west of Lecompton yesterday. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Bates City Missouri with burial there. Surviving are eight children three daughters Mrs M J Kinman Nevada Missouri Mrs Abba Stauffer Lecompton and Miss Ella Saylor Los Angeles California and five sons W T Saylor Deeling Oklahoma J D Saylor Boise Idaho H H Saylor O N Saylor and J B Saylor Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Saylor
Lecompton v
Bates City
Saylor
M. J.kinman
Nevada
Abba Stauffer
Lecompton
Ella Saylor
Los Angeles
Cal
W. T. Saylor
Deeling
Okla
J. D. Saylor
Boise, Idaho
H. H. Saylor
O. N. Saylor
J. B. Saylor
Kansas City, Mo
Personal news from Lawrence area society circle
Mrs J E Johns and spouse returned from a two week Newport visit. Laura Neville and niece Mrs Lloyd Houston expected home from Chicago after opera season Ravinia. Coach and Mrs Lynn Waldorf returned to Lawrence to finish packing. they left for their new home. Mrs Clyde Browning and guests Frank Below of Denver spent the day in Kansas City. H J Penney and Mrs Frank Menehan plus two children plan a motor trip to Plattsmouth Nebraska to visit relatives for a week. Nell Hudson left for Detroit to join W H Whipple and daughter Ann for a two week host trip to Quebec. Elden Swope of Kansas City spent the day in Lawrence. Catherine May Luckan, age six, returned home after two weeks with grandparents George Shaffer of Tongxmodxie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johns
Newport
Laura Neville
Lloyd Houston
Chicago
Ravinia Parks
Lynn
Waldorf
Lawrence
Stillwater
Okla
Clyde Browning
Frank
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
H. J. ‘Penney
Frank Meénehan
Plattsmouth
Neb
Nell Hudson
Detroit
Ann
Quebec
Canar
Elden Swofe
Catherine
Otto Luckan
iMr
George. Shaffer
Raging Bull Kills Woman in Valencia Escape
A raging bull intended for the Valencia arena broke free and killed a woman today. The incident occurred amid chaotic crowd movement as the animal charged through the area near Valencia, prompting emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Spain
Hoseliah Ate Topeka Lula Nicho Affair Sparks Curiosity
A fragmented passage mentions Hoseliah and Topeka alongside Lula Nicho with unclear context. The readable text implies a namesake event or incident attracting curiosity, but specifics remain elusive. Further readable fragments are needed for a clearer item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoseliah
Lula Nicho
White House Armament Limitation Talk At Breakfast
The White House conference on armament limits was discussed at breakfast with Secretarys out of the city for a week or so. The meeting focused on developments in the prior period and their implications for arms limitation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Plan Tower of History Budapest to Chronicle Hungary
Budapest plans a 20 story Danube riverside tower in Petofi square to depict Hungarys 1000 year history. Each level would hold statues and pictures from conquest to world war with visitors starting at the top and descending to the ground. Banks owners galleries back the project.
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Budapest
Danube
Hungary
Petofi Square
Elisabeth Bridges
Real Estate Transfers in Eudora and Pine Parcels
Albert Griffin transfers lots 19 and 20 in block 282 in the City of Eudora to Eugene for $1. August Pine transfers the north 7 acres of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter plus a right of way less 16-100 acre, in section 20, township 12, range 20, minus one acre sold to an oil company, to Walter B. Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Griffin
Eugene’ Griffin
City of
Eudora
Walter B. Pine
N. W
Section
Township 12
Range 20
Kaizer Farm Sold in Partition Sale Near Stull
The old Kaizer farm of about 53 percent acres, located two miles west and one mile south of Stull, was sold in a partition sale in front of the courthouse by Sheriff R. R Rutherford at 10 this morning for 2300 dollars. Two bidders attended, with Worthington of Shawnee County the successful bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaizer
Stull
Court House
R. R Rutherford
Worthington
Shawnee County
Local residents noted visiting and travel updates
Bernita Bidinger and Pearl and Ruby spent a few days with relatives. Mrs J Nichols visited Elmer Nichols home for a brief period. Olin and Carl Kampschroder returned Friday from a week's vacation. Goldie Raab came back to Elmount after weeks with relatives Mrs Lottie Shaw and Mabel and Harvey. The group were visiting at Herman Buchheim home, and Orvill Platz with Pebby Geneva Sunt planned a western Kansas vacation with relatives. Henry Deister and Delbert spent Sunday with Charlie Roller. Will Gress and Len Ice returned from western Kansas to visit John Gress and family. Miss Albert Stull stayed with C F Wulfkuhle for several days. North Central College men’s Glee Club from Naverville performed a concert at Evangelical church, including selections by Coleridge-Taylor and Mendelssohn, followed by social ice cream and cake. Belvoir Woodmen to host ice cream social for members and families Tuesday. Francis Lavin took stock to Kansas City for George Anderson Sr. A Chris Hrach nMr step event and roller medical care were mentioned in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita Bidinger
Pearl
Ruby
J. Nichols
Elmer *Nichols
Olin
Carl Kampschroder
Goldie Raab
Elmount
Lottie Shaw
Mabel
Harvey
California
Herman Buchheim
Orvill Platz
Pebby
Geneva Sunt
Western Kansas
Henry Deister
Delbert
Charlie Roller
Will Gress
Len Ice
John Gress
Western
Kansas
Albert Stull
C. F. Wulfkuhle
North Central College
Naverville
Evangelical Church
Viking’ Tong
Coleridge—Taylor
Ronald
Robert Caldween
Mendelsso S
Sullivan
Densmore
Caldwell
Kate Schafer
Daniels
Prqcerick Faist
Kramer
Martin
Lord
Handel
God
Mendelssohn
Voral
Robert Caldwe
Nikolsky
Nance Dimmittis
Gretchaninof
Rachmanin
Frederick Faist Rning
Hensche
Pilgrims
Macwell
Kaatz
Aviator Webster Survives Plane Crash Near Susquehanna
Jack Webster of Hardeyfield Dunellen N J piloted a plane that went down in an orchard a mile from Susquehanna Pa. after becoming lost in a heavy fog. He escaped with minor head cuts. two flares were tossed to guide a landing but failed. The crash site is described as near where Joseph Smith founded the Mormon church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Jack Webster
Hardeyfield
Dunellen N
Snair
Marmorly
Susquehanna
Webster
Joseph Smith
Local social notes include visits and farm work in Wellsville
A detailed list of visitors and social calls across Wellsville and nearby areas fills a week of activity. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Cena Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. John Christie, Raymond Gilkeson of the Kansas Farmer, Ben Kramer, Walter Van Tries, Jaman Cavender, Walter Scott Jr, Doris Wilson, and many others. Farm work features tractor plowing by Ben Kramer on Walter Van Tries and War-nock farms, plus Maurice O’Neil building a new implement shed. Community events note the Wellsville American auxiliary meeting planned for midmonth at Maurice O’Neil’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul O'Neil
Jamily
Cena Pearson
John Christie
Raymond Gilkeson
The
Kansas Farmer
H. H. Hays
Ben Kramer
Walter van Tries
Kramer
Warnock
Cavendsr
Walter
Scott
Will Finnerty
Ro ‘Newland
Aer Moldenhauer
H. T. Howard
Evelyn
Joe Broers
Harry Kennedy
Kansas City
von Dershem
J. J. Breithaupt
Henry Eiler
I. B. B. Buchanan
Frank van Tries
Nora
Irene
Will Boyd
Edward Revey
Bert Revey
Mr. Revey
Jahang
Vint Trusheim
R. S. Pearson
Joe Hoffman
Lawrence
Dana Cavender
Contronout
Walter Searh
P. W. Jones
Poni O'Neil
Ottawa
Mary Chandler
John Hays
Walter Scott, Jr
Lilian
Doris Wilson
Elgin ‘Button
Laura Preston
Grace Preston
A. E. Preston
Allan
E. Preston
Farm Bureau
Topeka
J. J. Belbaube
Ralph Kalb
Forest Park
Emma. Kalb
Ma Eas
Donald E Pearson
I Neat
Maurice Oeil
Mrs Elam to Visit Ottawa After Topeka Stop
Mr and Mrs Edward Elam and family accompanied Mrs Elem on a motor trip to Ottawa. Mrs Elam will visit there for several days before returning home to Topeka.
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Granite City
Morcov
F ‘Hyland
eCeichae
Rich Frenenea
Edward
Elem
Ottawa
Suna
Elam
Topeka
Fall Leaf Community Notes From Harvey Area
Fall Leaf notes report farm activity and locals like Marjorie Mayhugh Tom Davit and Louie Koerner with wheat plowing and potato work. The piece lists residents visiting relatives in Eudora Lawrence and Kaw River area, a hospital stay for William Wheeler, travel to Oklahoma for a vacation, and preparations for school resumption with the Fall Leaf school board planning pairs and cleanup before September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mayhugh
Deine
Raymond
Wen
Otto -Witthaul
Bebe
Sk Breck Visellack
Harvey
Charles Tt
Stee
Louie
Koerner
Walter
Torneden
Arthur Koerner
Tom Davit
Harvey SeWvilbae
Omning
Indee Beant
Patel
Kaw
Richard’s
Frank Bryant
Arleta Vitt
Lawrence
Liam Whee
William Keeler
Local residents mingle in visits across Kansas and Missouri
Social notes from Tongoxie list dozens of visits and travels. Lawrence locals Mrs R C Nance and Miss Dorothy Fitch visit kin. Charles Evans and Jack Foster plan trips to Excelsior Springs. families journey to Kansas City, Topeka, and Lawrence for hospital stays, holidays, and family gatherings. A few hires shift with school news, and teachers Riley Snow and others relocate to Cheyenne and Joplin.
Prairie Center Ward Report Mentions Lina Squires and Detroit
Fragmentary civic note mentions Prairie Center ward White gone with Lina Squires and Detroit. Os G. Rice and Robert Hennessey are referenced in unclear context. Further readable details are minimal and names appear without complete actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
White
Lina
Squires
Detroit
Mich
G. Rice
Robert
Hennessey
White family reunites and visitors in Kansas City area
A sprawling social roundup notes visits and gatherings around Olathe Kansas and nearby towns. Esther Cooper and Carrie White Cooper are highlighted with a White family reunion in Olathe and a large turnout at John Pine’s Sunday. Several relatives travel from Lawrence Paola Moonlight and Moon area to join events.
Valley Grove Sunday notes mark low attendance and events
Sunday school drew little attendance and no evening services. A surprise party honored Mrs. W. C. Thiry with ice cream and cake as guests from Lawrence and Knowledge Hill gathered. Several residents report visits, trips, and social events including a Grange ice cream social drawing a large crowd.
Chicago Wheat Market Rises On Argentina Shipments And Pessimism
Chicago wheat futures edged higher amid reports of damp crop prospects in Canada and stronger demand from Argentina. Market volatility pressed by front reports and bankers’ views, with Liverpool quotations influencing trading as investors shift toward buying. Kansas City and Chicago live hog and cattle markets show mixed, with hogs mostly lower and cattle uneven, reflecting broad seasonal shifts in livestock demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aus
von Wavices
Liverpool
Argentina
Commission House
Minneapolis
Grain and Wheat Prices at Kansas City and Chicago
Wheat receipts at Kansas City show bulk in 144 cars with minor gains across grades, while corn and oats trade up modestly and barley holds firm. Chicago futures firm with Sept wheat at around 1.33 and corn around 1.12 to 1.18, with rations and months noted for nearby contracts.
Kansas City Hay Market Report Aug 14
Receipts 18 cars with hay prices rising from 50 to 100 cents. Alfalfa prices ranged from No.1 extra leafy 23.00 to 25.00, No.2 extra leafy 21.00 to 22.51, Beings 19.50 to 20.56, No.2 leafy 17.50 to 21. Prairie hay quotes No.1 10.00 to 10.50, No.2 2.50 to 10.00. Jaroth No.1 13.56, No.2 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Jaroth
Chicago Potato Market Report Aug 14
Potatoes receipts 99 cars market steady. Kansas and Missouri sacked Irish Cobbler prices 2.00 to 2.25 per cwt, Nebraska 2.50 to 2.60, Minnesota sacked early Ohios 2.10 to 2.30, Sieciensia sacked round whites 2.35. Market details reflect regional grade pricing and typical unloading patterns.
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Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Siecensia
Kansan City Prices and Bond Market Update
Aug 14 report shows dairy butter at 46c per lb and poultry prices for hens, broilers, roosters, and springs ranging 14c to 23c. Government bonds in New York close with Liberty issues around 97.10 to 98.23 and Treasury issues near 102.16. Wall Street notes a slowing bull move amid fears of higher Federal Reserve broker loans.
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Kansan
Government
New ‘York
Government Bond
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Wall Street
New York
Femrs
Federal Reserve
Market outlook fades as weekly steel demand declines
The report notes seasonal curtailment in steel demand with no clear output drop, signs of market relaxation despite bullish stock activity, and renewed call money around 6 percent. Oil shares rally on reduced crude output while major names like Houston, Standard Oil NJ, and several utilities rise, others fall on varied pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sles
Lkely
American Petroleum Institute
Houston
New Jersey
Eecean Electric
Aupara
Delaware and
Hudson
Renecame
Tobacco
Union
Ri H. Macy
International Harvester
DuPont, Shattuck
Dirat
Evening Radio Programs Schedule Summary
A dense listing of daily programs and times from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. including music acts like the Yeast Foamers, Forty Fathom Trawlers, Vincent Lopez, and Libby hosted shows, weather forecasts, grain and livestock markets, Edison Records, and Longines Correct Time. Mentions studios Stromberg Carlson, Vict or Jane, and Atwater Kent Orchestra with multiple time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sg Wedneed
McGwew Trio
The
Yeast Foamers
Sy Ee Foresters
Flit Soldiers
Forty Fathom Trawlers
Stromberg-Carlson
Victor Jane
Longines
Edison Records
National Farm and Home
Vincent Lopez
Fort Leavenworth Polo Team Still In Race
Fort Leavenworth Kansas polo squad remained in contention for the inter circuit championship aided by an aviation service. Captain G I Smith flew 500 miles to join the final match and helped turn a 10 all tie into a 12 11 victory over the Midwick club of California Pa. coast titleholders in a thint day battle against Wichita Falls foursome and Oak Brook club with the Fort Leavenworth squad playing from scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
G. I. Smith
Fort Avenworth
Card of Thanks for Floral Offerings and Kindness
We express sincere appreciation to friends neighbors and citizens for floral offerings sympathy and kindness during our great sorrow in the loss of our mother special thanks to county officials for kindness and consideration shown to our father during the first training days Signed Mrs. Cora E Hupp and family Mrs Minnie M Good Mr and Mrs Fred J Erb Mr and Mrs Malcolm Erb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora E. Hupp
Minnie M. Good
Fred J. Erb
Malcolm
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J. D. Frost
Thame
Vermont
Episcopal Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary Parisa
Ft. Williams
Ontario
S. E. Parisa
Lansing
Ken
Mont Muncie
Leavenworth
Yarnold-Stull
Deate
Perry
Fred Reetz
Reetz
Eliza Daniels
Oklahoma
Don Daniels
Paul Torneden
Villa Eden
Kaw’ Valley
Fall Leaf
Qaere& Bryant
Pacific
Anes
Canary
Wilma Za Longe
Roy Ig
Efternoon
Eudora Soney
Tie Leaf
Lanning
Vias
Dorothy Wilson
K. U
Seiwald
Gaia Ter
Tonganoxie
R. C. Nance
J. A. McArthur
Dorothy
Mable Fitch
Anna Myers
Carlos [Evans
John Evans
Jack ‘Foster
Excelsior Springs
Louis Young
Toneka
Louisa Young
Vernon
Johnson
Harold
Frances Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Loraine Nelson
Boulder
O.m.wiliamson
C. H. Sturgis
Mary Lenahan
Margaret Cauchlin
Walter Zoellener
Verne Barber
Bernice. Rice
C.‘E. Olden
Valleyalls
Gladys Cook
H. D. Hill
Ray Ridgeway
L Lawrence
Riley E. Snow
Cheyenne
Wyo
Snow
Middle of West
Edith Phenecie
Joplin
Eerl Wilkinson
Blanche
Stella Mae Phenecie
Ozarks
Anoutine
Gene McNerney
Mollie Newsome
Marestet Kenna
Billy Hazen
Henry Geib, Jr
Sveral
George Tarpney
Betty Lou
John, Evans
George Gressy
Kans
Lueille Evans
Kensas City
Aepe
Vierhage
Sam Verhare
Rossville
Romona
Casanovs
Prairie Center
Buddie White
Herbert Green
the. Com
Kissick
Palasancite
Jesse
Fraziers
Bonwereean
Ashy Pine
Bessie
Frasier
Loui
Nola Middleton
John Breckenridge
Edgar White
Cooper
Ruth
Middleton
Harold White
Esther Cooper
J. J.marsh
Hospital
Will Gordon
Bernard
Moonlight
Ernest Gordon
la Plate
Ralph Pine
Bonner
John Pine
W. L. Bird
Champlin
St. Joseph
T.E. Bird
Herman Harhmer
Bessie Frasier
North Carolina
Earl White
Eldon
Esther Gordon
Alpha
Richardson
Elbert White
Rev
Grace Thompson
Young Freon
Moore
Mollie Reed
Lawrence Ater
Miti
T Willgie Moon
Wi Nicho Mage Those Who Attended the White Reunion In Olathe
Esther Coover
T. C. White
Ernie White
Q. Harold Waite
A Anderson
Weldonite
Milton
Paola Weldon Arate, Jr
A. L. Anderson
Roy Townley
Walter Huggins
Moon
Josephine
Louie Middleton
Carrie White Cooper
Esther
Indiana
Coopers
Bishop
Mrs. Hukes
C. E. Reed
Valley Grove
W. C. ‘Riciry
Vernon King
Ed. McNamara
Arthur Underwood
Billy
Arlene Underwood
Esther Wilbur
Fred Wilkerson
Carl
Susie
Raymond Brubaker
Rose’ Fleer
Leona Eberwein
Harry Pippert
Charles Eberwein
Elroy
Mary Ellen
J. M. Smith
Thiry
William Keller
Dan Smith
Henry,Poeyerleir
O'Hara
Lawrence Ward
Marvin , Stewart
Evelyn Ceamapiin
McLouth
I. M.smith
Park Hetzel
Lulu May Thiry
Knowledge
Hill
Sunda
Winford Thiry
Arle
Rollin Smith
Mary Edmonds
Grange Ice. Cream
Leonard ‘Tarr
Mclouth Friends
Idaho
Mr. Tel. Unfred
Lawrence Unfred
Montana
USDA
Livestoc
TATA
Sia
Ft. Leavenworth
Lawr Grrinady
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Mass
Ty Bros. Funeral Home
Ind
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