Hearings Planned for Federal Farm Loan Act Kansas Event
The Federal Farm Loan Board will hold a Kansas hearing at the federal building in Kansas City on September 19 1916 to gather data for the twelve district boundaries under the new Rural Credits law. Farmers and organizations are urged to present information on cheaper loans and location for a land bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Loan, Board
State of
Kansas
Federal
Kansas City
Federal Land Bank
United States
Federa Hoard
Wm. G. McAdoo
Score of the Treasury
G W. Norris
Herbert Quick
A. Smith
C. I. Lobdell
Orelup
State of Kansas
Mking Agricul
Needlecraft Club entertains at Mrs Miller home
The Needlecraft Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs George Miller’s home with five visitors and four children. Program included readings by Mrs J W Gres, music by Miss Ailens Coleman and Mrs Jane Fitzpatrick, and recitations by Howard Gregory and Ruth Miller. Next meeting planned at Mrs A C Walter’s home. Refreshments served during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
George Miller
Rolf
J. W. Gres
Ailens Coleman
Jane Fitzpatrick
Ethel Walter
Mary Miller
Howard Gregory
Ruth Miller
A Brass
A. Bidinger
F. G. Kimpatrick
A.C. Walter
Will
Kate Bidinger
Margaret
Jom Lavin
Eleanor Hoffman
Serena
Criss
Roy Deskin
Frank Doran
Mary Wulfkuhle
Lawrence
Harry Rake
George Hildenbrant
Naomi
John Unger
Henr Bahnmaier
Harrisonvilleo
Hilden
Officers elected for Lutheran Sunday school duties
Lutherans elect officers for the coming year at regular services. They will assume duties next Sunday, the first in September. Elected: general superintendent John Selig. superintendent senior Esther Swanson. superintendent secondary S Hemphill. superintendent home Mrs. Margaret Glahn. superintendent primary Mrs. F. E. Stauffer. assistant superintendent primary Mrs. Eriksen. cradle roll Anna Belle Smith. secretary Victor Olson. treasurer Robert Albach. chorister C. W. Lynch. pianists Frances Selig and Lois Curd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School
John Selig
Esther Swanson
Hemphill
Margaret Glahn
F. E. Stauffer
Mrs. Eriksen
Annabelle Smith
Victor Olson
Robert Albach
Frances Selig
Lois Curd
How Mrs Bean Met the Crisis in Nashville
Nashville reader recounts relief from a tumor during the Change of Life with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy for curing the tumor and eliminating doctors' visits after returning home. Letter urges others to try the product and contact the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nashville
Tenn
B. H. Bean
Joseph Avenues
Lynn
One of Interest to Our Readers
A Lawrence woman Mrs. Minry Weiser of 829 Alabama St reports kidney trouble and back pain. She credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with restoring kidney function and easing pain, noting prior improvement in 1910 and renewed relief in 1915 after feeling a bout of discomfort. This advertisement cites FosterMilburn Co. as manufacturers and 50 cent price at local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Lawrence
Minry. Weiser
Alabatma St. Lawrence
Dogn
Wickers Street
Peter
Lay la
D. Brooke
Chix
Gina Mayer
Lawrence Dati
Douglas ‘County
Kansas
Weather and social notes from Excelsior area
Frost reports and warm spells mark a week of varied weather. Local residents including Paul Foster and Stafford family shared visits, with gatherings at the Stafford and Swimley homes and a picnic at Lone Star. Rev. Scott presided over a quarterly meeting as services proceeded despite threatening skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Foster
Stafford
Paul
Will Pippert
Foster
Conrad
Missouri
Everning
Harry
Floyd Ashby
Rodney Beck
Baby
Burl Lederer
Eudora
Lena V Frauenfelder
Rev. Scott
Charlie- Gilliland
John Beck
Kansas City
Almira Pitts
Earl Lederer
Artie Rockholdt
Lone Star
Kirelmer
Grant Ingle
L. W. Maas
Once Gibson
Its Your Kidneys The Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
An old offer warns readers of kidney poisoning signs including swollen extremities and rheumatic pain. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a worldwide remedy claimed to be natural and fast acting, urging purchase from druggists with emphasis on authenticity to avoid counterfeits.
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Bright
Haarlem
Intense Wrist Injury From Hay Stack Incident
Exness Poh fell from a stack of hay on Wednesday fracturing a wrist and sustaining a severe sprain. Social notes record visits and gatherings at various homes, including Mr. and Mrs. John Beck and the Hird and Kirchner families. Community activities mention Young People's Alliance meetings and a Sunday School class entertainment planned for the Heim home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exness
John Beck
Harold and
Clyde
Rockhold
Ira Hird
Manifred Hird
Ima Beck
Fern Gilliland
Frauenfelder
Brubaker
Hazel
Charley Kirchner
Young People’s Alliance
Fred Heim
Heim
No. 10
Barkley Grove
Worden Club Meeting At Blisses Leaf Home
The Worden Club met on Wednesday afternoon August 23 at the Blisses Leaf home. Seven members responded to roll call with favorite pickle receipt. Reports on meetings at Mrs Will Vaughn and Henri's, and a cemetery fund update noted sixty two dollars collected with more to come. The Leaf sisters performed a trio and upcoming officer elections and club study were announced, to be hosted by several members including Mrs Frank Lutz and Mrs Stukenbarg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Club
Blisses Leaf
Will Vaughn
Henri
Frank Lutz
Stukenbarg
Schwartz
Cora
Farewell party and moves amid Vinland notes
A Vinland community page reports a farewell for Ethel Smith, several families moving to Lawrence and Stull, weekend visits in Stull and Lawson, a church basket meeting, and multiple local trips. Notables include Ed Beal moving to Lawrence, Edith Woods headed to Colorado Springs, and various relatives visiting or aiding during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Newton
Alma Grossman
Stull
Ethel Smith
George Smith
Lawrence
William
Kansas
L. A. Fitz
Manhattan
Holcomb
Frank Sturdy
Perry Stevens
Iowa
Jay Chapman
F. M. Piper
Nelson Piper
Wellsville
Eckman
Walter Paslay
Ed Beal
Edith Woods
Colorailo Springs
Barns
Robert
Olof Eckman
Mervin
Corz Eckman
Ed Jameson
Ralph Jameson
Leloup
John Rumsey
Harriet Cowles
Cora Eckman
Will Iee
Grossman
Griffith
Elmer Haggeerman
C. By AfeClelland
Laiwrence
N. McClelland
William Roe
Johnnie Fenton
Melvin McClelland
Joe
Fimet Cooper
Blue Mound
James Jones
Alice Shaw
Lester Craig
Lindstromt
Todd
Colorado
Carl
Chas
Varnum
Jones
Tee
Grossmans
Mr. Will
Missouri
Lawrence Gibbon
Ass. Eired Will
Neighborhood notes and visits in Lawrence area
The column lists many residents and visitors across Lawrence and nearby towns including Thartie Jones Win Weesner John Ulvich Miss Pansy Teece Miss Myra Zella Opal Jones Mrs P G Bond Everett J L Jones and others. It notes repairs and trades, threshing, haying, dental work, baptisms, and a picnic at Lone Star with several neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thartie Jones
Win
Weesner
Richland
Stu
Lecomipton
John Ulvich
Tra Rothrock
Pansy
Mable Teece
Myra
Zella
Opal Jones
Bond
Everett
Lawrence
J.L. Jones
Trance
Etta Markley
PC. Bond
Opal
Porter Bond
Charley
Dess
Selon Markley
J. Rodger Williams
W. Spent
L. Jones
Win. Wrenee
Harold Rothrock
J. Curtis
Elna Hilkey
Joe Hoover
Mont Culberson
Charlie Brohammer
Jess. Markley
Chart Jones
Markley
John Brohamer
John Jones
Austin
W. J. Curtis
Tamily
Lone Star
Curtis
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Loanboard
U. S
McAdoo
Yarnold
Helen Eberhart
Tonells
Edith
Leona Kraft
Sind
Wil Tee
Ir John Wills
Mr. Fitzpatrick
S. 5
Mrs. Bean
Gillhaws
Lawplace
Tede Rake
Topeka
George Houk
Arid
L B. Kraft
Charlie Houk
John Stuil
Mary Wulfkunfe
Bertha Ellsworth
Dorothy Hildenbrand
Edwin Hildenbrand
W. €. Wulfkuhle
John and
Eugene Lavine
Law ‘Rence
Pierson
Excelsior
Misa Herbertino Durkin
Auburn Ave
Chicago
Cuticura
Dept
Boss Ton
Columbia
Vinland
Tom Curtis
Ray
Frances Curtis
Howard Deay
Gus Morehouse
Hara Shuler
Hallie Peterson
Haroyt Rothrock
Elmer Churchbaugh
Roy Berry
Charlie Jones
Silo
Roc
South My
C. Jones
Curtif
Mr. Cheney
P. CG. Boni
Solon Markley
Murray and Haver- Mx
Chas. Wheaden
Ett Bond
T. Strange
Gainesville
R. R. Bo
Mr. H.T. Streynge
Foley
Foley & Co
Sheffield. Ave
Ill
Tia
P. Barber & Son
Kas
Mathers
Ire Centaur Company
New
York
Fess Tees
Gastoria
Hournu-World
Fourth Street
Margaret Measket
Court of
Douglas
Torney
Ann Price
Wilson
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court of
Douglas County
Annie Freese
WA. L. L. Lichtfield
Douglas County Court House
Si Douglas
W. J. Cummings, JR
Weans & Rice
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