Judge Hopkins speaks in Indiana on prohibition crusade
Winona Lake August 22 Judge Richard J Hopkins Supreme Court of Kansas spoke at the World League against alcoholism session on The Man of the Hour praising prohibition as the great modern crusade. He cited Kansas as a model showing prohibition history from 1855 onward and noted local enforcement challenges while highlighting economic and social gains.
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Winona Lake
Congress of the World League Against Alcoholism
Richard J. Hopkins
Supreme Court’ of
Kansas
Territorial
Big Springs
Topeka
Union
Local Social Notes From Baldwin and Nearby Towns
Community diary entries list visits and travel of Baldwin area residents including Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Neil Mrs. Sigal Pearson and families to Topeka and Kansas City other neighbors visiting relatives in Emporia Chicago and LeLoup. Several threshing and chores details among John Black Lloyd Drew Raymond Kalb and George Kye households mark a busy week.
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John Albretch
Bert O Neill
Baldwin
Paul O'Neil
Sigal Pearson
Topeka
John Hays
California
Walter Scott
Walter Jr
Raymond Kalb
Ottawa
Frank van Tries
John Black
Gladys Waters
Kansas City
Maria Sheppard
Llady Drew
James Smith
Emporia
Maurice O'Upil
Raymond Pearson
E. L. Nable
Cleava
Treva
Glen Hill
Beulah Bell
Frances Kalb
Glen Kalb
Raymond
Donald Pearson
Lloyd Drew
Caninie Wallace
Chicago
Elie Dodds
Bunker Hill
Kan
Dodds
Martha Sheppard
Dana Cavender
Williamsburg
D.J
Albert Mouldenhauer
John Breithaup
Henry Ailer
Donald
Geo. Kye
LeLoup
McClain
Grace Sheppard
Henry Bell
Ottawa shoppers visit relatives amid fall social notes
The brief social items list Ottawa residents visiting neighbors and relatives including the Scotts Kalbs Rodis and Black families. It notes a departure for Kansas State Agricultural College students and mentions chimney bird traps near Salina with a pigeon loss.
Pigeon and Woodpecker Rescue Led To Tragedy
A man freed a pigeon from a basement then discovered another starved pigeon. The next day he removed a stove at his own home to free a woodpecker that had fallen down a chimney.
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Hoffman
Field Measurements Claim 18 Foot Average for Wheat
A source describes a stalk reaching 13 feet and asserts the overall field will average 18 feet, indicating exceptional crop height and potential yield.
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R. Hopkins
Indiana
Dayton van Tries
F. E. Kale
Sunay
Sh . Ir
Elie Rodis
Sheppand
Jay
John Black Naven Rader
Gladys Terry
Terry
Frances. Kalb
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Himneyd
Salina
Russell Hoffman
E. W. Penchard
Quality Work Clothing Headquarters
Skofstads
Lawrefce
Mass
Accep Bort
Sayles
Belle Isle
L. C. Wells
Red Crown
D. F. Roberts
Mississippi
H. R. Lindenberger
Alabama
John Ingalls
Missouri
Albert Hilderbran
Richland
Walter Nelson
North
Lisle Eby
de Lawrence Building & Loan ‘Assn
C. V. Collins
Broadway
Kansas City, MO
Fritz Company
Fritz
Oxford
J. C.P
Pongee
Hillcrest
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