Oklahoma Floods Cause Much Loss in Oklahoma
Enid and Alva, Oklahoma, faced severe floods after a cloudburst dumped nearly nine inches of rain. About 700 people fled Cherokee area, several bridges washed out, and damage tallied at least 250000 dollars. Homes, churches, and farms inundated. highways blocked. trains rerouted. Enid residents tethered cars to trees as floodwaters rose.
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Enid
Okla
Oklahoma
Cottonwood Creek
Cherokee
Alfalfa County
Alva
Turkey Creek
Eagle Chief Creek
U. S. Highway
Salt Plains
Salt Fork
Arkansas River
Gage
Santa Fe
Woodward
Rock Island
Pampa
Texas
Kanwaka Literary Club Hosts August Meeting at Marvin's Grove
Kanwaka residents gathered for club events with July 28 meeting at Mrs. A. R. Colman’s home. Guests included Miss Elsie Armstrong and Mrs. John Christy. August plans feature a gathering at Marvin's grove hosted by the girls' group and families.
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Kanwaka
A. R. Colman
Juanita
Margaret Colman
Brute Simmons
Elsie Armstrong
John Christy
Betty Christy, Jr
Willard Brown
C. BE. Friend
Marvin’s Grove
Dickey
JSON
Bobby Guy
Guy Bigsby
Alvin LaVern
Swallow
Ernest Bigsby
Elizabeth Ann
Topeka
George Bigsby
Christ's Hospital
Barbara
Virginia Bigsby
Virginia
Margaret Golman
Luella Shaw
Bell Memorial Hospital
Ed Shaw
Orland Mesenheimer
Walter Wulfkuhle
Russell Anderson
Arthur Swanson
Leslie Rose
Sydney Emmett
Opal
Mabel
Loretta Shaw
Mary Miller
Dorothy Elliott
Ruth Miller
Flora Haughn
Harry Lenhart
Harry Carr
Orvan Smith
Ed Buerman
Kanwaka 4-H
Olive Maude Evang
Brackett
Kanwaka Tax Study Club
Beattie Collins
Guy Dickey
Hol. Com
Kanwaka Farm _Bureau
Clinton Park
Harley Armstrong
M. C. Elliott
Dorothy
Lou
Beattie’ Collins
W. D. Wear
Ralph Colman
Dorothy Armstrong
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Na Nee
Valley Grove social notes and religious rally in August
Mr Petrie and guests from Lawrence and nearby areas dined with the Dunbars in Lawrence. Families visited Ruth Petrie and joined an all day Grange picnic at Valley Grove schoolhouse. Rally day at Wellman church slated for August 21 with program by ministers. Local residents welcomed a new daughter to the United family. Various visits followed, with relatives from MacLouth Topeka and St Paris.
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Petrie
Richard and
Buena’ Petrie
Forrest Springer
Walter Dunbar
Lawrence
Henry Borst
Paul
Grange
Valley Grove
Wellman Church
Laurence
United
Herbert Kimmell
Leland McPherson
Near MacLouth
Donald Bower
M. F. Stewart
Charles Stewart
Millard Stewart
Toneka
State Lake
Will Edmonds
Clement Evilsizer
St. Paris
Ohio
C. G Petrie
Community News Roundup From Oska Noosa and Big Springs
Gladys Allen of Lee's Summit arrives to spend part of summer with sister and family. Numerous visitors, church notes, a meteor sighting, and a long Oske-loos Old Settler’s Reunion program with speakers Gov. Woodring and Alf Landon planned for August 19-20. Rain improves crops. corn damaged by drought. Local road work and school staffing changes noted. Alicia French of Emporia visits Big Springs. Scarsdale visitors proceed to New York.
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Deavor
The
Brethren Church
Oskelooss
Gov
Woodring
Alf Landon
William Keller
Lawrence
Dan Smith
McLure
Valley Falls
Bali
Oska- Noosa
Williamstown
Alicia French
Emporia
John French
Trefthen
Scarsdale
N. Y
Mr. Trefthen
C. E. Trefthen
Salina
New York State
Income Tax Amendment Proposed for Kansas Constitution
The document outlines House Concurrent Resolution No. 21 from 1931 proposing to amend article 11 of the Kansas constitution by adding a new section to authorize a graduated and progressive income tax. It sets the amendment for the 1932 general election, renumbers sections, and designates the title “The Income Tax Amendment to the Constitution.” It also includes a certificate of audit for Lawrence Board of Education financial records covering July 3, 1930, to June 30, 1932.
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Lawrence Dat iv Journal-World
HOUSE
State of Kansas
State of
Kansas
House of Representatives
Senate
Firet
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
WNT
Kanesas
Vine
Etty
Schon
A. Cornetli
Secretary of State
Lawrence Dal Iy Journal-World
Nanses
Wits
Statute Bank
Board of Education
City of
Lawrence
Boar of Education
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Lawrence Business College
Gladys Allen
Lee's Summit
George Smith
Evelyn Bower and Son
Chester
Bower
McLouth
Champion Home
Craig
F. He Champion
Glen
Harold Champion
Nathan Osborne
McLeath
Glen Champion
Mildred Osborne
Big Springs
Copeland
Olson Bros
Panama
O.G
Science
Stig
SCIFL
NEW York Testing Laboratories
G. Brinton Jack, Jri
Rette
Ney
Greyhound
All America
Kansas City
Denver
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago , New York
Western Greyhound
Douglas County
Miller
Dourlin County
G. E. Lind
Lawrence Taily Journal-Worldaly
Sheriff's Sale
Douglas Sans Nots
Maline
Ster
Edgar Minster Ter
Nelock Mn
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Dourks County
Fallowins
Ta-Wit
Township
Jack T. Dunkley
ournal-World Aus
Anta J. Prentiss
Lawrence Daily
C. A Smart
A. Cornell
Retary of
E. A. Cornell
Lawrence Dat- Journal-World
District Court
Margaret Kee Klepper
Wilting
Reyolds Klepper
William
Reynolds Kiepper
B. Stevens
Attneney
General Fund
Peti
Conrao
Isler
Tatsi—Business Administration
Total—Educational Administration
Naravetonas
Sunviex Super
Salacien
Total. Supervision
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Total Debt Service
Hearrm Seavice Medical Inspection Nurse Service
Dental Service
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