Deaths and Funerals of Local Residents
Mrs D F Heaston dies at Simmons Hospital at 14 30 hours widow of D F Heaston of 1901 Vermont Street Funeral services to be announced later Mrs Elizabeth B Johnson wife of A C Johnson dies at Wesley Hospital Kansas City after an operation Body brought to Lawrence for funeral at Adventist Church Tenth and New York Streets Wednesday at 2 30 Burial Oak Hill Several hundred new penny toy varieties from London advertised with free lead handling supplies and fresh film endorsements from City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Heaston
Susan Anne Heaston
Vermont Street
Simmons Hospital
Elizabeth Johnson
Elizabeth, B. Johnson
A. C. Johnson
Indiana Street
Wesley Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence
Adventist Church
Tenth
New York Streets
ITS ON PURCHASING
An ad listing stores and items for sale promotes purchasing from local merchants Peggy Prim writes about Rel Music Store offering new player piano rolls and apparel. Brown's Grocery advertises canned fruit while Kennedy Plumbing and Kansas Electric Utilities Co promote home irons and efficient ironing solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
Epistolary Disputes and Parachute Jokes Highlight Era Snippets
The snippet collage shows quips about letters replacing pistols in disputes, musical records arriving at Bell's Music Store, and light banter on warm weather and an Essex for relief. A Western camp anecdote features a recruit startled by a tall figure reciting the Ten Commandments as Major Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Gilad
Mose
N. Y
Kansas City Markets Cattle and Sheep See Largest Receipts of Season
Kansas City stock yards report cattle and sheep receipts at 29,900 cattle 7,000 hogs and 12 000 sheep. Grass fat steers ease 15 cents while top prices reach 16 to 26 cents higher on some cuts. Lambs steady near 12 75 with medium grades 15 to 25 cents lower. Beef cattle kill prospects focus on grass fat and fed cattle with steady values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Farmer’s Terrible Pain Healed by Mayer’s Remedy
A testimonial describes severe gall bladder pain and multiple surgeries relieved after using Mayer’s Wonderful Remedy. The user claims complete cure and lists ailments from stomach to intestinal issues. The ad-like note mentions a money back guarantee and availability at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mayer
Round Corner
Market Report Covers Cattle Hogs Sheep and Horse Stock
Prices for fed steers cows and heifers fell slightly with top cattle around 16.65 while 759 pound heifers sold near 15.50. Grass fat steers ranged to 15.75 with most calves 900 to 1030 pounds at 9 50 to 11 50. Hog prices rose with tops near 15.40 and pigs up to 15.25. Lambs and sheep sold unevenly with California lambs around 10 705 and native lambs 10 10 to 12 10. Horses and mules number near 3 090 for the week and demand remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Farmers Union Picnic Draws Crowd Despite Cold Weather
High Prairie report notes WH. H. Ulric and Kel Heaston helped clear weary ground for the farmers union picnic. A large gathering attended though the day was cold and dismal. The event featured speakers and a ball game between Pleasant Grove and Vinland with an unspecified score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. H. Ulric
Kel Heaston
Farmers’ Union
Pleasant Grove
Vinland
Raising the Flag Over the Republican Ticket Bid
A local notice describes Warren G. Farding raising the flag at the Clyde Puckett home to announce his selection to head the Republican ticket. George Boland and Mr. Wellington Mason drove to Baldwin Saturday evening and helped repair a stalled car with aid from E. K. Daniels. Churchbaughs from Lawrence visited Wednesday. Kate Price and Alice called at H. H. Ulrich’s Monday. Mrs. Frank Marshall and Herbert traveled to Kansas City. A piano recital by Mrs. Ernest Roe and class is set for Friday at the church. McCulloch’s Drug Store offers Kodak supplies and photo services. Promote health by riding bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Puckett
Tye
George Boland
Wellington “Mason
Baldwin
E. K. Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Floyd
Leslie Churchbaugh
Lawrence
Kate Price
Alice
H. H. Ulrich
Frank Marshall
Herbert
Kansas City
Ernest Roe
Local residents travel and visit kin in Lawrence region
Mrs Gleason and Mr Frank visited Lawrence on Wednesday with Miss Carolyn C and her sister. Mrs Willie Puckett and Mr Fl Heaston hauled a wagon of corn to Lawrence Tuesday evening. Keith and Leland Ulrich paid a social call.
No-To-Bac aids tobacco cessation with refund promise
No-To-Bac claims to break the tobacco habit with a tablet that stops cravings. The ad cites mental and physical benefits and offers a money back guarantee through Cascarets if cravings persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innstead
Oyce
Cascarets
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Salvin Coolidge
Ira Eal Farmer
Taihe
Vermont
oTwi
London
Tre Estates
City Drug Store
Picfargy
Peggy Prim
Rel! Music Store
Brown's
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Edison and Music
Tich
England
France
Italy
N. Y. American
Columbia
Victor
Brunswick Records
Bell
Farmer
Charles MW. Pipkin
N. Windsor
Gremn Dras
Round Corner Drug Stee
M. W. Callahan
Sam Galitzky
Mase
SkofStad S
M. W. Callahan & Co
Farmers State and Savings Bank
High Prairie
Ator Warren G. Farding
Kia
McCulloch’s ‘Drug Store
Pei Clouy
Goodrich Tires
Lawrence Tire and Ench
Ase LO
East
W. G. Williamson
Goodrich
Silvertown
Carter Tire and Battery Company
Willard
Mass
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