Poincare Europe’s Most Important Man of the Moment
Europe watches 63 year old Raymond Poincare as a master politician and premier whose firm line in France shapes European politics. Observers in London describe him as a key player whose actions could trigger a quiet revolution if he falls. Germany and England both oppose him while France relies on his strategic leadership.
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Europe
Raymond Poincare
France
Poincare
Pat A Une
Paris
America
Germany
England
London
Poincaré
Briand
Ruhr
Clemenceau
Roff
Russia
Chamber of Deputies
French Senate
Republic
Pleasant Grove News Flory Family Gatherings Near Pratt
Pleasant Grove notes portray a large FloryMontgomery network with visits between Centropolis Franklin and Pratt counties. Families attend church, reunions, and dinners, while Michael and Joe Montgomery of Fairview Mo return with relatives for visits. The article mentions plans for a Pratt county meeting near Sawyer and a long sequence of travel by car among locals and guests, highlighting community ties and regional ties to Lawrence and Anderson counties. It also notes weather, transport, and a later trip to Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Abe Flory
Pratt County
James Wray
Owen Flora
Elmer Flory
Centropolis
Michael Montgomery
Fairview
Michael and
Joy Montgomery
Joe Wray
Ezra Shuler
Sawyer
Dan Flory
Amos Flory
Dani Beeghley
Wesley Flory
Harvey Flory
Nettie Flory
C. N. Peterson
Fannie
Rose
Franklin County
Ira Flory
Elmer Churchbaugh
Will Flory
Henry Filbrun
Rose Peterson
Banks
Cherry
John Filbrun
Mr. Boots
Flory
Ira’ Flory
Joe Montgomery
Roy Shuiler
Jacob Shuler
Levi Flora
Anderson County
Jack Shuler
Michael
Wesley Ploty
Ehner Flory
Montgomery
Anderson ‘County
Lewis, Churchhaugh
Virgil Landis
Ulrich
Washington Creek
Herschell Ulrich
Glaude -Flory
Gallup
New Mexico
Gallup Within ‘An Hour. ’ Mrs. Elsie-Devol Writes, From I Wn Point, N. M
Toheau
Thoreau
Hallie’ Peterson
Carl” Rothrock
Ville Platz
Geo, Boland, Jr
Jacobs
West Coast
Hallie
Fairview Notes Share Visits and Community Life
Fairview records greet Sylvia Knox and Dorothy of Fresno with Elsie Harrison and Daisy of Salina visiting the Shivay home. Many local families host relatives, attend meetings, and plan social events and outings across Baldwin, Topeka, Lawrence, and Eudora, reflecting a busy rural town network of kin and neighbors.
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Sylvia Knox
Dorothy
Fresno
Cal
Elsie Harrison
Daisy
Salina
Kan
T. N. Shivay
Henry Shirar
J. R. Shirar
E. Leary
Charles Whedon
Charles Shirar
Walter Howard Jr
Kanwaka
Mrs. Peters
Ed Howard
E. B. Moore
Ellsworth Bentz
Peabody
Shirar
Topeka
Robert Groves
William Hines
Katrina Stoelzing
Miami
Ariz
Lewis
Ruth Stoelzing
Wellington
Louise
Hilda
Edna Koehler
Lawrence
University
Clarence Meeks
F. Griffin
OakridgeResidents host, relocate and rent assignments noted
Mrs. Fred Blaylock of Kansas City visits her mother Mrs. Sam Hall. Mr. Brown near Tonganoxie rents the Glevenger farm for next year. Ross Stanwix and Geo. Stanwix reside on the farm. Paul Weiske of St. Louis visits Schulmeyer home. Lawrence Leonhard spends weekend with Prof. Grubbs in Pittsburg, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snow move to Lawrence this week. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nunember will live on Transue’s farm next year. Mrs. Ernest Schulmeyer and niece Clara Hunsinger visit Mrs. George Eberhart in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirby visit with Mrs. Chas Petty and Bernice Knight of Lenape at Sam Hall home. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Morgan also mentioned.
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Methodist Church Lawn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Willard
Baldwin
Epworth League Institute
Seaman
Mildred Seaman
Teachers’ Institute
Lawrence
Vinland
Helen Talley
Clara Randel
Nora Vitt
Winifred Stevens
Mary Landen
Dorothy Neal
Kansas City
A. B. Dille
Roberta Dille
Vernin Love
Guy Love
Cedarvale
Ed Jameson
Ralph McNeese
Grady
Lecompton
Noah
Gimlet
Agnes Perrier
Hominy
Oklahoma
Jessie Elam
Copan
Elam
Neff
Lloyd Hoover
Colorado
Sulphur Springs
Loveland
Thompson's
Canon
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Park
Bates Lake
Thompson
Fort Collins
Laramie
Wyoming
Fox Park
Spicer
Fred Griffis
Sulphur ‘Springs
Denver
Hoover
W. E. Hoskinson
Will Natz
Ottawa
Horst
Mildred Horst
William +Hull
Mamie Hull
Mary Sturdy
Edna
van ‘Kurens
West Baldwin
A Andrews
Indiana
Mr. Andrews
Ford
Johnnie Morgan
Davis
Rose Miller
Marie Coper
Miller Jones
J. D. Jones
Arthur Campbell
Sons of Independence
Toms, Bruckmiller
Campbell
Frank Johns
Ruth
Marjorie Mathia
Abilene
Bertha Knop
Gertrude
Johns
Charlie Strong
Wellsville
Fred Strong
Elmer Stanwix
Kanwaka
Ross Stanwix
Fred Harmon
Bert Harmon
Kaw Valley
Ida Leonhard
Alfred Heck
Ottositz
Sitz
Marion
Nowata
Okla
James Houk
Fred Heck Sr
Edwin Schowengerdt
Fred Heck, Jr
Emil Heck
Grace Jones
Mary Breese
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Edward Hisson
Wislop
Nina Jane Smith
Howard, Kans
R. K. Nicholson
H. G. van Neste
Leland Colman
Willis Colman
Grandpa Leonhard
Oskaloosa
Frank Leonhard
Leonhard
Abe Dickinson
Edgar Kyle
Grayton
Cawker City
Frank Bereiter
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
Howard Erwin
Grandma Hemme
Topeka
B. W. Erwin
Clarence Dreyer
Fred Blaylock
Sam Hall
Hall
Mr. Brown
Tonganoxie
Brown Dairy
Glevenger Farm
Geo. Stanwix
Paul Weiske
St. Louis
Schulmeyer
Lawrence Leonhard
0. F. Grubbs
Pittsburg
Kans
Ray Snow
Herbert Nunemaker
Transue
Ernest Schulmeyer
Clara Hunsinger
George Eberhart
Joe Kirby
Chas. ,Petty and Son
Bonner Springs
Bernice Knight
Lenape
Willard . Morgan
Fire losses in Kansas show no steady decline
Topeka reports July fire losses at 124 fires causing 172000 dollars in damage, the smallest monthly total on record. May saw 186 fires and 270333 dollars in losses, while June had 112 fires with 174523 dollars lost, indicating uneven progress in reducing property damage.
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Topeka
Associated Press
Kansas
L. F. Hussey
Stop Itching Eczema with Zemo from Drugstore
Stop itching eczema quickly by applying Zemo supplied by any druggist. Extra large bottle priced at $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied and soon removes eczema tetter pimples rash blackheads and similar skin diseases. Zemo is described as a penetrating antiseptic liquid for clearing and restoring healthy skin.
Fire Loss Totals Show July Peak and 1923 Six-Mear Totals
State fire reports show July losses at 559,947 with seven month total 3,217,146, down from 3,446,191 in 1922. February alone saw 212,360 in loss while 18 lightning fires last month caused 27,660 in damage. Dwellings and barns led losses with 74,194 from 49 dwelling blazes and 53,043 from 32 barns.
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Thiry
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Fred Scott
Frances Williams
Brown's Grove
Baldy
Ludwick
Mary Hays
Paola
Frank Mohler
Will Hays
Letha
Lawrence Hays
Ed Vincent
Beyond Overbrook
Hobbs
G. N. Peterson
Jesse
William Wingert
Okmulgee
Boland
Phillips County
J. R. Woods
Haugn
Roy .Rose
Roy Eugene Rose
Ezra Churchbaugh
A. L. Williams
Leonard
Sandy
Dan Beeghley
Albert Williams
Adolph Jordan
Mr. Butell
Williams
R. Woods
Hodgin
Missouri
Woods
Avery Hibner
Maybell, Cole
M. L. Devel
President Harding
Stony Point
EB. A. Roe
Sof
William
Jim Kassinger
Chas. Kassinger
Dave Wray
Ernest
Georgii
G.W. Jones Hospital
John Daily
Hale
Daily
Molly Dunmire
California
Martin Holcom Hone
Robert Norment
John Kassinger
Lawrence Business College
May Colman
Rush
Mabel Fairbairn
Verrietta
Minnesota
Nellie Colman
Gon
van Neste
Eudora
Ruth Johns
Joe Hemphill
Will Charlton
Oakridge
Zenith
Connecticut
Orta
Hamilton Motor
Carter Tire & Bat. Co
Zephyr
Lawrence Workmen
Bowersock Mill
Wiedemann’s
THE
Journal-World
SkofStad S
Peoples State Bank
Paris Carters
A.stein ,& Company
Cone Tj
Universal Cab
C. W. Smith
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Joint Stock Land Bank
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