Baldwin News Misses Reach Kansas City Visit
Elsie Dean will stay a few days in Kansas City after a Wednesday trip. Rev. Harry Vigour of Pleasanton arrived to end the week, and Rev. Benson Baker could not stay for the entire week. Mrs. McMillan sells her hotel interests and plans a Morrill return by September first. Mary Kesler made a short Baldwin visit. Margaret Brown of Kansas City visits Miss Miriam Markham. Ruth Agnes and Mae Brune traveled from Spring Hill seeking a school location. Ruth Brune returns from a trip to the National Parks and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie, Grace
Lois Dean
Kansas City
Elsie Dean
Ruth
Agnes
Mae Brune
Baldwin
Springhill
Ruth Brune
National Parks
California
To the Wife of One Who Drinks
An appeal to spouses and friends of alcoholics offers a method to free drinkers from the habit. Information will be sent in a plain envelope on request to Edw. J. Woods, CA 604, Station F, New York, X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Woods
New York
Community notes from Lone Star area gatherings
Local residents report visits and social events across Lone Star and nearby Lawrence. Families including the Dietz, Hodges, Bond, Flory, and Flory relatives are frequently hosting or visiting, with several trips to Lawrence and farming duties noted. A recent ill health improvement is mentioned for Mrs. Jess Hodges.
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August Dietz
Victor
Bertha
Minnie
Richland
Alyn Hodges
Charlie Brohammer
Miltin Chiel
Joe ‘Studebaker
F. L. Varnum
Lawrence
Porter Bond
Robert Watts
Joe Studebaker
Jess Hodges
Clark Longnecker
Clifford
Thelma
Whitman
Cat Ward
Kissner
Joe Hoover
Roy Metsker
Tonganoxie
Metzker
Valey Chapel
Frank Flory
Murry Bond
Levi. Markley
Glanville
Charlie Sanders
Tobacco Habit Dangerous Doctor Connor Promotes Nicotol
Dr Connor former Johns Hopkins physician warns nicotine causes fatal diseases and urges quitting now. The ad promises a simple method using Nicotol tablets sold at drug stores with refund if unsuccessful. Readers are promised upcoming notices from Dr Connor detailing nicotine poisoning risks and avoidance tips.
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Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Conner
Ady
Buttermilk Cream Claim At Corner Drug Store Ad
An old style ad touts Clear and Pliable Use Howard's Buttermilk Cream promising radiant beauty and no shine even in hot weather It claims the cream vanishes from sight and leaves skin non greasy with a guaranteed satisfaction or purchase price refund offered by Corner Drug Store Co and stated druggists.
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Corner Drug Store Co
Sibley Sunday school picnic tale and town events
A long list of local residents recounts a Fairview Sunday school picnic held last Tuesday in Mr. Griffin's grove with over seventy attendees. The note mentions visits, family gatherings, sales, education, a hospital update for Mabel Day, a farewell party for Homer Brownlee, and local wheat yields ranging from 3 to 17 bushels per acre. Lawrence Optical ad appears at end.
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Fairview
Mabel Day
Dr. Simmons Hospital
Homer Brownlee
Aileen Marshall
Outing swaps and local visits at Oak Ridge community
Oak Ridge residents share news of trips and calls. Esther Knop envied a sister outing but returned home Saturday night. Several visits unfold with Lawrencians and Kaw Valley residents. A horse injury prompts veterinarian care, and travel plans include Louise Knop and Katherine Gebhart visiting relatives in Olathe and Lawrence.
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Esther Knop
Frank Walters
Kaw Valley
Colorado
A. Knop
H. G. van Neste
James Lawson
Lawrence
Ross, Stanwick
J. Pierson
Laws
Louise Knop
Olathe
Julia Knop
Knop
Katherine Gebhart
Herriott
Dorothy
Fred Heck
Schwolingert
Otto Sitz
Oklahoma
Number 40 Blood remedy claims Magic cures
A vintage ad for Number 40 Blood from J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana promotes a tonic claimed to cure numerous ailments from blood poisoning to scrofula. It cites the U S Dispensatory and urges readers to buy from Round Corner Drug Co with four years no druggist.
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U. S
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Round Corner Drug Co
Aary
Local families host and travel notes from Lawrence area
Neighborly visits fill a week as Ella Scott motored to Richland and relatives gather in Perry, Ludington, and Kansas City. Threshing crews and bridge work continue amid labor shortages. Real estate transfers include several Lawrence properties, and Probate Judge Lindley tied two marriages at the courthouse.
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Ella Scott
Richland
Motors to Haul Farm Products
A United States Department of Agriculture prepared piece notes motor trucks as a popular rural freight method. It cites rail inadequacy, expanding production areas, trucks, and wartime needs as drivers. The report details varied hauling actors from farmers to large fleets and stresses maintenance basics like universal joints and proper tightening. It also mentions Tire suppliers and upcoming conventions in Seattle and Atlanta, plus a note on telegrams in England and cost-of-living metrics in Britain and France.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
City Transfer Company
One Hundred Years Ago Today Hango National Leader
Note marks the 5th anniversary of the Hango presidency of a former head of state, reflecting on early 20th century leadership and its lasting memory in local history.
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Hounde Firs
Hango
Remedy to Stop Itching Torture and Skin Irritation
An advertisement claims a single remedy quickly stops itching torture and relieves skin irritation. The product, Zemo, is said to purify the skin and leave it soft, clean, and healthy. It is promoted as safe for tender skins and available through druggists, mentioning The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio.
Rental Offer on Seven Rooms Dim Street Ad
Classified notice seeks a seven room rental on a paved street with monthly rent around 29 units. Wording is terse and unclear, but indicates an available unit and a willingness to pay.
City of Lawrence voting on street improvement measure
A lengthy, partially garbled OCR text outlines a 19th or early 20th century city election in Lawrence Kansas. It mentions a public vote on a street-related measure, likely street improvements or paving, with references to North Fifth Street and adjacent avenues. The record notes district authorities and county commissions overseeing the ballot and describes the procedural aspects of the election. The fragmentary text includes street names, local government bodies, and dates, suggesting a formal public notice about an impending vote.
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Tiree
Cote
Tawridier
Spraat
Krawr
North
Fifth Street
City of
Leawrence
Kean
le Sufanitiet Co Lear
County Commissioners of Pte Creamty Or Tonglas
Kansas
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Harry “Vigour
Pleasanton
Benson Baker
Epworth League Institute
Mary Kesler
Margaret Brown
Miriam Markham
Lone Star
Howard's
Sibley
Lawence Optical Company
Fine Eye Glasses
Mass
Oak Ridge
Unicuts
Hattie Warren
Emmittsburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. L. Hutt
Texas
Joseph Williamson
New Jersey Street
Helen Dwyer
Mary A. Staib
S.th
Hiram Cantrell
Nellie Cantrell
West Lawrence
August J. Pierson
A.pasewark
Minnie Pasewark
North Lawrence
C. B. Lindley
Court House
A. R. Smith
Frances C. Jones
Topeka
Antonio Reyes
Philippe Cervantes
Kansasity
New York City
Holland
Reguia- Sinik
Beppe
Pampkin
FocSimite Signetore
Kila
Joe Cesracr
York
Castoria
J. L. Hanks & Co
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Loyal Legion of Loggers
Puget Sound
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Retail Credit Men's Association
St. Paul
England
Great Britain
France
Admiral” Kingston
Cub Park
Chicago
Admiral Kingston
Nates
Overland
Enten
Els
Cape
Adel Keseditien
Pos Thaw
Ty Nork
Wydatelti
Lear
Lykins
Tug
Krinness
Dee
Dermgins
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