Statewide crop outlook shows moisture gaps and mixed yields
Central Kansas reports drought stress with partial crop failure in western counties like Morton and Stevens, while eastern regions show better moisture. Chinch bugs and grasshoppers are not widespread. fall plowing proceeds in the east as pastures hold steady and sorghums grow. Local social notes include gatherings at the Suier and Canary homes and various visits and visits to relatives through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generf
Sedevide
Norton
Morton
Stevens
Asraham
Greeley
Oklahoma Hill
Kansas
Engineer Opposed to Oiled Highways
Topeka Kansas August 23 Engineers oppose road oiling arguing it is a temporary fix and costly to maintain. State highway official Watson states only two Kansas counties have oiled roads and urges funds be spent on permanent road building rather than oiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
IM. OW. Tson
Highway Gineer
Watson
Aly
Kansas
Johnner
Mile
Murder Trial Hears Motive Claimed in Kennedy Shooting
Arthly C. Burch and Myk Mada lynne Obenchain face a jury in Los Angeles on an indictment charging the murder of J Kennedy. Special investigator Malcolm Maciaret said the state will attempt to establish a motive linked to a plan for marriage. August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthly C. Burch
Myk. Madalynne
Obenchain
J. Bennedy
Kennedy
Burch
Mails
Obenchain Malcolm Maciaret
Saaseee
Angeles
Community social notes from Kansas City visit and gatherings
Fred Rausch attended the Nelson County Capperlub pic in Kansas City last Sunday with Mrs. Harry and Elmer Canary. Many neighbors and relatives visited the Grauherger and Deberry homes over the weekend, including Lydia Grauberger, Christina Belle Gibson, and Erle Stowe families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midetov
Suier
Jevening
Zella Stanwix
Beulah
Katy May Thiry
Nellie Armstrong
Elmer Canary
Time Armstrong
Winford Thiry
Tie Atanwix
Willeberg
Poultry Club
Will Parvis
Charlie. Hunsinger
George Hunsinger
Breghers
Hunsinger
Clarence Monks
John Canary
Harley Armstrong
Hneral
Growder Thursif Herbert ‘Brickmiller
Dorothy
Chester Tems
A. Campbelle
Independence
Kan
Ira Dial
Will
Alene Marshall
Florence Weeks
Rauschend
Will Deberry
Weeks
Grauberger
Thermus Brune
Tra Dial
Dachter
Esther
J. E Thiry
Hunt
Clifford Piang
Louisa Hel Marie Rausch
Irene
Peni Botts
Carrie Insinger
Alene
Nellie Hu Armstrong
Lydia
Bernice
Anna
Zela
Bella Stanwix
Nellie Hunsinger
Howard Eawwin
Garrie Hunsinger
Beulgh
M.goodwin
Canary
Fred Rausch
Neton County Capperlub Picpares
Kansas City
Harry
Elmer
Fred Eberwipe
Min
Erle Stowe
Tes Grauberger
Larry
Gibson
Christina Belle
Deshazer
Tank
Sunny Diiver
Grauherder
Greatierger
ER Oe
George
Campaign Against Wastefulness in Eating Ends in Praise
A testimonial recalls severe malnutrition from years of poor appetite. The speaker credits Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with restoring health, claiming weight gain and relief from appendicitis related symptoms. The ad touts a single dose price and refund policy through Round Corned Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Mendenhall Drug Advertisement From Evansville Ind
An old advertisement notes a product by Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana claiming to improve appearance and health. It markets remedies for skin eruptions pimples rheumatism constipation and related conditions. The text references Lady Jane and various beauty claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Weather summary for Lawrence Kansas July 1921
The July 1921 weather at Lawrence shows no major departures from normal. Mean temperature 0.17 degrees below normal. maximum 90s on several days. total rainfall 4.88 inches across eight days with thunderstorms on the 28th and 29th. June 1921 also near normal though drier overall with no thunderstorm activity and 2.08 inches rain. Winds averaged 215 minutes daily with notable diurnal variation and a mix of clear and overcast days. Local notices include social visits, farm updates, and the McLouth community events amid a storm that damaged a barn and a lightning strike on a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Local notices and family visits fill Saturday in Kansas town
The community reports multiple visits among relatives with Edith Gibler, Mayvitt Kaufman and others visiting in Lawrence and Topeka areas. Town residents note high water at the bottom land drawing sightseers while church activities, gatherings, and social events continue amid ongoing family updates and recoveries.
Local Residents Travel and Visit Nearby Towns
The community lists several residents taking trips to Lawrence on Monday and Saturday. Many families, including the Puckett, Bond, Schellhorn, Ulrich, and Wissen households, are visiting or hosting relatives and visiting friends. One local man, Mr. Bond of Colorado, could not return home after a Lawrence visit, and several residents plan journeys to Colorado.
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C. F
Lodge Hall
Glogan
Maple Hill
A.J
Garett
Beulah Lee
Salina
O Dunn
H. L. Pasley
Tilley
Courtland
Alex. Addington
Merton County
Rebecca Addington
Santa Fe
Emporia
Heath
McLouth
Myrtle Atkinson
Alfred Burfett
Bank of McLouth
Sabetha
R. Garrett
Daylight
Thas
Shome
Grant
Woodhead
J. P. Noel
Nebraska
Estel
Mrs. Chapman
Washington
Doc
Howard B. Williams
Topeka
Union
Indire
Rai
I. C
Hesse
Abe
Willia Dibbs
Milton Nickels
Missouri
Charles Edmonds
Canon
Perry
Will Freeman
Voreman
Edmonds
Parsons
Canon City
Colorado
William Edmonds
Louth
Verna
Oyal
Vett Gre
Percy Morean
South Dakota
M.R. Garrett
T. FE
Dick Br
San Francisco
Frank
iDick
Lecompton
Mrrs
Wlc
Sonehnthon
Nortonville
Muchner
Oskaloosa
Winchester
Tarpy
Edith
Gihler
jMayvitt
Kenneth Hallowence
Miz
P. O. Buck
Pehikven
Madge
Woodward
Robert
Donald Woolward
Belvoir
Helingsworth
Josh
Richland
Coe Gibler
Wilt H
Edith Gibler
Westminister Guild
Gris
Margaret Cummings
Bel[rath the Foreur
Mission Lesbott
Frances Kin
Mole Tobldr
Myrtle Tarpy
Ennna Kamp Die Dev
Bessie Murphy
Thomas Hout
A. Gather
C.A. Ballwin
and. Moy
Mike Hadand
Schildrer
Kenneth Hakter
T. J
Bessie
Murphy
Thelma White
Miami Bas
Nickley Thome
Httlesom
Lawrence Visors
iMcNeese
Lawrence
Leonie Longnecker
Howard Longnecker
Walter Boyd
Little Son
Elzie Bond l
Jane
William Puckett
Sink
Ellis Bond
Fred Simon
W. H. Banning
Alvin Bond
Gladys
Alvena
Willis Dunn
Dr. Simmons
Elzie Bond
Mollet School House
Lawrence ‘Py
John Dunn
Hugh Schell
Horn
Lindell
Thesday
Hugo Schellhorn
Marie
Nick Thome
Adda Ail Oon
the Hills Bank
Oscar McNeese
iLee Gray
Ana Knot
Joly Dine
Dunn
Leroy Puckett
Kenneth
High Prats
Jimmie
Was Bond
Samme
Ol Gant
The
N! Banks
Pag
Lawson Neal
Rence
My. Allen
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M- L. Rogers
Clever Gaba
Baxter, Springs
Ina Browne
Mildred
Edith Lyinn
L. Hy
Ritchey
Hin, Cook
McLouth S. B. A. Lodge
Leavenworth Association
Nortonvilles
Ideal
EB. Edmonds
Leah
Vera Wesyk
EB Eberweit
Clinton
Edith Ginter
Myril Tarpy
Mattié
Kampschroder
Cieud Marshall
Inpent Sanday
Monady
RG. White
Saudrday
Don Stults
Bigelow
Vatter
Jhem Sihd
My. Co. U
Prescott
Mildred Jensen
Neola
Florence Howser
Minnie
Blanche Farmer
Opal
Ruby
Hollingsworth
Lenora Kelly
Erma Cummings
Dys
Mabe
Warner
Arthur Tosh
Niete Martina Pugh
George White Ralph
Glen Hollingsworth
Opal Hollingsworth
W. T. Howe
Valley Chapel
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