Liabilities Surpass Armour Estate Inheritance Report
The Herald-Examiner reports Ogden Armour died insolvent, with debts near 20 million dollars largely owed to Armour and Company. Most liabilities stemmed from land, grain, and stock speculation after the war, though collateral covered 10 to 15 million owed to Armour and Company. The largest unencumbered asset cited is a 5 million dollar Melody farm in Lake Forest. Funeral plans are delayed as family arrives from London and probate proceeds.
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California
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Chicago
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London
Eudora News Notes Local Social and Clergy Events
Eudora reports include visits from the Reber and Hale families, a Ladies Altar Society meeting at Holy Family church planning ice cream social, and quilting. Rev. J J Hoffman attended a Kansas conference assembly in Topeka. Various locals travel, hostesses and guests, along with C P A officers elected and picnic planned for August. Carl Buchheit funeral noted. Adolph Lotz family traveling to St Louis. Helen Sommer mentioned.
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Frank Sommers
John Cairns
Amelia
Lois
Leon
George
Independence
Airns
John Everley
Jack Dailey
Lawrence
Bert Getker
Forrest. Brown
Dan Reber
Carrol Schneider
Frank Dixon
St. Joseph
Gus Ziesenis
Homer Gerstenberger
Lois Louise
Delbert Fuller
Ruth Berg
Topeka
C. L. Fuller
Katherine Smith
Hubert Woodard
K. U
Olathe
John Edelbrock
Robert Reusch
William, Hoover
Burlington
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Roy Daugherty
Fern
William Hoover
Robert Reuschandj
William Edelbrock
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Opal Attwood
Oscar Westerhouse
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Research Hospital
Research
Carl Reber
F. Hale
Ladies’ Altar Society
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Holy Family Catholic Church
Hell
Vernon Kasberger
George Hadl
J. J.hoffman
Forrest Park
Evangelical Church of the Kansas
Roy Milburn
Ivan
Los Angeles
Robert Anton
W. F. Hill
Westmoreland
Anna Grutzmacher
Tonganoxie
D.O. Cochran
Robinson
Eudora
Jake Schurle
Carolina
Rina
Adolph Lotz
Mildred White
Maurine Moore
Vera Woodard
Cornelia
Bernice Meeder
Perry
Lucille Gramse
Arthur Kraus
Rubyn Miller
Jota Phi Phi Club
Alvin Gabriel
John Grist
East Lynn
Ed Breant
Robert
Wayne ‘Breant
Walter Grist
Verda
Omaha
Neb
Louie Eder
Charles Gabriel
Fred Walker
L. M. Walters
Sneaker
George Schubert
Chris Schaake
Bert Daugherty
George Broer
J. B. Miller
EH. Lawson
F. G. Hughes
J. D. Adar
Don Westheffer
Concessions
J.B. Miller
George Gerstenberger
Grounds
Guy Grimes
Herman Bohnzack
John Ott, Sr
Clarence Crane
Arthur Bernitz
Alfred Eisele
Fuller
J. D. Adams
William Zimmerman
L. M. Holmes
Adolph Lotz, Jr
Carl Buchheit
St. Louis
Carl Lotz
Helen Sommer
England bars planes from selling liquor during pub hours
London AP reports Imperial Airways declares airplanes flying over Britain may not serve drinks when pubs are closed from 2 30 p m until closing time. Patrons must wait outside British territorial limits to obtain a drink.
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Learn Personality By Studying Voices Says Cissie Loftus
Atlanta August 18 AP Learn personality by listening to voices says Cissie Loftus a famed impersonator for 84 years she has lived by mimicry which she calls mere representation of a person her mother Mary Loftus was an English music hall star she started at 15 and seeks to do serious theater where actors create not imitate.
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Atlanta
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Mary Loftus
Cissie
Crippled Boy Uses Goat as Motive Power for Wagon
In Raleigh, North Carolina, 13 year old Clifford Sipe of Catawba County farms a prize chicken flock. He drives his wagon powered by a billy goat to tend the farm and attends school regularly. Last year he earned about $100 from a Dark Brahma flock.
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Catawba
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Rat Catching Champion From Sheffield Claims U S Title
J Bert Smith of Sheffield Alabama, a storekeeper and amateur rat catcher, says he won the U S rat catching championship by building a large steel cheese trap. After weeks of failing with snips he set the trap and found forty rats inside next morning, ending his pest problem.
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J. Bert Smith
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Arms Ban in Philippines
United Press report from Manila notes smuggling of firearms into the Philippines has prompted new customs instructions. All crews arriving from the United States or Honolulu must be searched before entering bars and nightlife, as constabulary investigators link violence to illegal revolver and shotgun imports.
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Honolulu
Older women set styles influence fashion leader says Chicago
Chicago aug 18 ap older women aged 30 and 50 are said to wield the most fashion influence. A famed Chicago creator argues styles shift between ages 20 and 50 and that bobbed hair is here to stay.
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Chicago
Fly-Tox Insecticide Promises Harmless Use At Home
Scientific Fly-Tox offers a fragrant spray that kills flies, mosquitoes, roaches and other insects. Developed at Mellon Institute by Rex Fellowship, it claims to be deadly to bugs but safe for humans including children. Dr W C McConnell returns from an automobile tour via Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa and Chicago.
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Chicago
Nose and throat clinic held at city hall yesterday
Two persons attended the nose and throat clinic held yesterday at the city hall, reflecting a small turnout and local health outreach effort.
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