World Company Journal World (Lawrence KS) August 29 1925
The paper notes subscription rates, advertising notes, and editorial opinion on millenium optimism. It cites Ed Howe and reflects on life’s milestones, Santa Claus perceptions, and a suggestion by the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation president urging Congress to end some free mailing privileges enjoyed by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kenses
Ed Howe
Santa Claus
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Tax fears and city manager idea spark debate in Kansas towns
The Fort Scott Tribune questions tax relief via city manager government and hints at slashing school levies without hurting services while noting state bonded debt has risen 50 percent. It discusses the Kansas City Northwestern railroad fate and potential regional consolidation as a path to preserve rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Roberts
Orkanasp. Independent
Northwestern
K. ON. W
Unlearning The Empiria Gazette Fragment Ends Abruptly
A fragmented OCR item hints at a chaotic clipping titled Unlearning The Empiria Gazette with scattered words like son thanes city stare coming and week. The readable bits suggest a chaotic page segment with partial phrases and no clear event or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empiria Gazette
Thanes
Robison Named Next Commander in Chief of U S Fleet
Rear Admiral Samuel S. Robison, from Pennsylvania and a United States Naval Academy graduate alongside Curtis D. Wilbur, is designated to succeed Admiral Coontz as commander in chief. He rose through ranks since Annapolis, served in the Spanish War on the Boston, led ships including the South Carolina, and held roles at Boston Navy Yard, Santo Domingo, and the Navy General Board. He is currently second in command of the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Robison
Admiral Coontz
United States Fleet
Pennsylvania
United States Naval Academy
Curtis D.wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Annapolis
Spain
Boston
South Carolina
Boston Navy Yard
Santo Domingo
General Board of the Navy
Robison
From Our Old Files Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago Mr Charles Levy and daughter left for the east on business and the young lady stayed in New York for the winter. Eli Wilson reports bees doing well. The Las Animas express is announced for tomorrow. Griffin kindergarten school to reopen Wednesday. paving work to begin on Winthrop Street west of Massachusetts tomorrow. George Nichols to take Santa Fe express between Kansas City and Topeka. A visit to Robert's and Gleason's shows strong factory growth with large broom handle contracts. Kansas timbers being cut aggressively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Levy
Cave
East
Lavy
New York
Eli Wilson
Massachusetts
George Nichols
Messrs
Crew
Hadley
Kansas City
Topeka
Santa Fe
Robert
Gleason
Himoe and Co
Kansas
Townshend Centenary and Civil War Vet Reunion in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids hosts events marking Charles Townshend's birth bicentennial and invites Civil War veterans for the 59th national encampment. The Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto opens officially with Ontario premier Wateh Bil in attendance. An international wedding unfolds as Miss Anita Lihme of New York weds Prince Edward Tebekowicz of Bohemia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Townshend
England
Grand Rapids
Toronto
Ontario
Wateh
Misa
Anita
Lihme
New York
Prince ‘Edward ‘Tebekowics
Boemia
Limited and Jane collide with a remembering Potts
On a freight run Bob Wilson reunites with Professor Potts in a nighttime encounter on a siding. Potts vows retirement near the tracks while Bob aids a dangerous woman on the platform, revealing Jane as Bob’s former lover and wife candidate. The scene blends memory, romance, and looming conflict as dawn approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Wilson
Caroline
Dale
Bob Ss
Potts
Meer
feliot-Vagand
Shrekeman
Bol
Spike
Nattre
Jane
Jim
Hob
Crater
Woodbine
Es Lees
Big Springs Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Events
Big Springs residents report a ten day overland trip to Weber Kansas and Superior Nebraska visiting old friends. Local auctions, property moves, church society activities, and multiple visits plus upcoming travels and civic duties fill a busy week.
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Oscar Weber
Wayne
Juanita
Ruby Mae
Weber
Kansas
Superior
Nebraska
Fred Phillips
Saturn
Charles Custard
Big Springs
Mills Duncan
Patterson Construction Company
William Lancaster
Alex Slaughter
Everett
Harold Slaughter
Mirs
William. Plateman
Marion’ Laswell
Kansas City
Hazel Garrish
Junior
Seb
H. G. Swadsey
Coblenz
Elmer. Ketterbig
W Langstaff
Lang
Kas
0. Weson
Ray
Cree
Fred .Bahnmaier
Herbert: Wymer
William J Plateman
Eva Roberts
Palmyra Club leaders plan meeting at Hammond home
Bopewell and Independence community note district millinery leaders from Vinland and Palmyra gathering with district head Mrs. B A Hammond this Wednesday at the Hammond residence. Local visits include numerous neighbors during a busy week of farm and social activity across Baldwin area.
Local residents recall gatherings and a barn fire in Baldwin area
Mrs Valentine Wehman of Hartsville visited the Stepbner and Breithaupt families as Sunday social ties pulse through Baldwin. A Friday night fire at Fred Times’ barn destroyed hay and harness, with most structures saved by quick crowd effort. Names: John, Henry Stepbner. Winona Breithaupt. Faye Wintermantle. Will Rappard. Sophie Heim. Maggie Heim. Carl and Ed Stoneking. Geo Padlock. Edna Heinen. many others reflect a bustling community scene.
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Valentine [Wehman
Hartsville
John and Henry Stepbner
Darthey
Winona Breithaupt
Faye Wintermantle
Fred
Will Rappard
Charles Warner Sr
Milton Warner
Edwin
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Will Warner
Howard
Annie Meyers
Sophie
Maggie Heim
John Stepbner
Wm. Neibrugge
Sam Meyers
Manhattan
Kan
Annie
Katie
Meyers
Albert Schwartz
Pete Vogler
Tao
Kansas
Seybold
Alm
Ivan, Schwartz
Melvin
Baldwin
Ed Stoneking
Geo. Padlock
Mamie
Edith
Lee Ford
Paul Johanning
Topeka
J. Brett Haupt
Ralph Kalb
Johnnie Breithaupt
Mary Schoot
Gertrude
Siamens
Fred Heim
Florence
Kenneth
Frank Dews
Faye
Wintermantle
Charlie (Rappard Sr
Mra
J. J. Breithaupt
Henry Schwartz
Elmer Lutz
Charles Michaek
Pomona
Guy Deskins
Stella
Henry Pippert
Iowa
Minnesota
Edna and
Helen
Righolas
Wark Harris
Johnnie. Breithaupt
Charlie Schwarta
Arthur Flory
John Heim
Clyde
Baigr
Lawrence
Edna
Fred Fleet
Worden
J. W. Johanning
Johnnie Zins
Mrs. Schwalms and
Roy
Lester
W.E. Wineinger
Birdie Freeland
Richmond
Worden cemetery work and local visits noted
Community notes record visits and daily tasks at Worden cemetery including mowing and cleaning. Residents like Arthur Flory John Heim and the Schwalms family are mentioned with trips to Lawrence Vinland and Richmond. Advertising cost figures for small town dailies are cited, urging higher rates and acknowledging Inland Daily Press association data.
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N. Fba
Inland Daily Press Association
Jayhawker Press
Twice in This Woman's Life Lydia Pinkham's Medicine Story
Ellensburg woman recounts overcoming menstrual and childbirth pains with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors offered little help. She credits six bottles taken over months for relief and praises the remedy to others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E.pinkham
Ellensburg
Washington
Jlydia
Pinkham
Porter’s
Lydia
Pinkhem
William Carver
R.F.D. No.2
Hilensburg
Wash
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the World Company
Street
Laence
Weex
Malle
Chicdgg
A. R.heater
Hartford
New -York
Franklin BP Atcorn
Marbridge
Ombercof Associated Prese
Associated Press
Ews
John
United States
Bank of America
Fort Scott Tribune
Lawrence 'E
Fort Scott
the Tribune
Albert H. King
Alma Griffith
Henry Humphrey
Kentucky Street
King
Glen Bell
Chicago
F. S. Hester
Excelsior Springs
Moore
Clinton Township
Carrie Watson
Ben Wilson
Board of Commissioners
Jefferson County
Williamstown
Wilder S. ‘Metcalé
Rough Rider
Fred .S. Stone
Park
Trueblood
Leiutenant
W. L. Payne
Hugh Blair
John Clark Jr
A. G. Clarke
BE. T. Hook
Pauline Lewelling
Witch‘ita
McCrory
Grieste
Arkansas
Missouri
Kaw Valley
of State
Gyrily
Bahnmeier
William Henry
Wright
Bertschinger
Fern
Helen Wymer
Glenn Cree
Thomas Bahnmaier
Esther Rake
Springfield
Kaw Paving Company
Ray Cree
Minnie
Howard Henry
Women’s Farm Bureau
Mack
Henry
Bopewell, & Independence
Ernest Butell
W. W. Vaughn
Chas. McKinney
Fred Purvis
Palmyra Club
B. ‘A. Hammond
Hammond
Vinland Group
Miss Smith
Leland Wise
Rich Winters
Gus Martin
Chloe
Verne Barton
Bernice
Reece Dwain
Bernd Barton
E. H. Purvis
Silas Harmon
Edward
May
Ottawa
Nichols
Harry
Barton
Dwight Peaslee
Pearl Wilson
Robert McBride
Margaret Louise
Knoxville
F. P. Thompsons
Mr. Rist
W. E. Wineinger
Clyde Baier
Andrew Lutz
Charlie Dyer
Jose Heffner
John Warner
Gladys
Mabel
Charles Jr
James Barbee
Gay Deskins
Mount Morris
Ill
May Barbee
George Fleer
William Barbee
E. W. Wineinger
Mildred Marshall
Ralph Kline
Albert Hornberger
Leona Rappard
Henry Rappard
Walter Oehrle
Mike Schatz
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Co. E. Schick
Sidney I. Marsh
Pacific University
Rankin's Drug Store
toKay
ART Furniture-Co
Maes
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
Exide
Fritz Co
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