Local Notes from High Prairie and Surrounding Areas
Country correspondence chronicles visits and daily life around High Prairie including residents traveling to Waverly, Ottawa, and Baldwin. Mentions of threshing crews, crop reports, family visits, and social events such as a Farmers Union picnic, a piano recital, and church gatherings.
Roofing supply strains tag quality as demand soars
The General notes that Certain-tied Roofing has grown to enormous proportions and he is having trouble obtaining enough high grade tags to meet the demand.
Sibley and Baldwin Residents Share Local News
Mrs Cilees of Baldwin visited her daughter Mrs Frank Verrell while Mr and Mrs Chad Davis shopped in Lawrence on Tuesday. Frank Freese visiting relatives. F S Cowles filling a job for Mr Whitelaw in Franklin neighborhood. Mrs Howard visiting at Lake View. Mrs R Weeks sold produce last Saturday total week’s gain. Mr and Mrs Frank Horrell, Virgil, and Mr and Mrs A E Buretor went to Kanwaka on Sunday. Eckman spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Alfred Anderson. Mrs John Morrison of Iola visiting Mrs J H Freese. A nice rain Sunday evening and again Thursday night. More is needed for wells. Fruit shelves filling with tomatoes peaches and jelly. Peaches $1.00 and $1.25, tomatoes 50 cents a bushel.
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Wallace Jackson
Dorothy
Meri
Joplin
Bert Sutton
M.D. Jardon
Dockie Sutton
Wilhelmina
John Rockhold
Nashby
Hammond
High Prairie
Tom Curtis
Ivde Lederer
Tom Pardee
Vletcher Hunt
H. E. Tae
Lederer
Wilnetl
Jlonetar
McT
Jardon
Ottawa
Vida T Eac
Madford Hird
Tan Curtis
Martha’ Price
James Gale
Leonard Newland
Leslie Buttns
Missouri
Judson ‘Leach
M. J. Darden
Ashby
Black
Grover Jackson
Baker’s
John’. Roekhold
Vatl Lederer
Haas
Ed Heaston
Reeser
John Abims
Emporia
Worden
Lawrence
Lawrence: Visitors: Aiednesday. ‘Sam Bray Is Working For ‘T. F
Mildred Patterson
Baldwin
Dadson -Lenells
Leonora Williams
Griffith
Jhome
Viola Hans
Mildred
Patterson
Hleaston
Hazel Boland
Esther Daniels
John Horrell
George. Pitts
Swartz Machine
Earl ‘Lederer
Julius Haas
George Boland
Krings
Dillon
Isick
Mary “Coiftith
Prairie Ladies’ Aid
Ehurch
Jardon Farm
Muéred Patterson
Viola
Nan Haas
Clyde. Lederer
Joe . Brubaxer
John Stafford
John Rockheld
Lloyd and
George
James
George Ay
T. S . Haas
Pitts Grove
Trunelle
Beloit
Farmers’ Union
Lone Star
Belvoir
Mary - ‘Ain
John ‘Dillion
Curtis
Earl Lederer
Hopewell
Worden Ladies
Cirbs
5. C. Baker
Pine Fill
Fred Hindman
Brookside
Winnie Halliday
Pardee Narcisus
Neowin
Sibley
Cilees
Frank Verrell
Chad, Davis
Frank Freese Iis
F.S. Cowles
Whitelaw
Franklin
Howard
Lake View
R. Weeks
Frank Horrell
Virgil
A. EB. Buretor
Kanwaka Jash
Eckman
Alfred Anderson
John Morrison
Iola
J. H. Freese
Norway and Sweden form joint neutrality alliance
Norway and Sweden announce a new joint military pact to protect neutrality in the Scandinavian peninsula. Prime Minister Gunnar Kuudsvik states the alliance binds land and sea forces to act if neutrality is threatened, hailed as a pledge that the two nations will not go to war against each other again.
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Christiana
Norway
Sweden
Gunnar Kuudsvi
Cnded
Dr Grlamman Specialist Eye Ear Nose and Throat
Dr Grlamman advertised as a specialist for eye ear nose and throat care. Glasses fitting offered. Obscure phrasing suggests an old time medical ad from a historical newspaper page.
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Dr. Grlamman
Vahes
Frontiersmen clash as Russians claim major gains
Dispatches from Austrian headquarters report a 100 mile front from the Vistula to the Dniester in fierce fighting. Russians say they have penetrated over twenty miles into Austrian territory and captured thousands of prisoners while Austrians lose Esp. three thousand men. St Petersburg says Russian advance continues in all theaters as German resistance wanes. Front spans Lublin in Polish Russia to beyond Lemberg in Galicia with scattered encounters widening.
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Rome
London
Lre
Austro- Bisset
Vistula River
Dniester
Brigin
Austrizia
Gotrse
Vistuha River
St. Petersbute
Reuter Telegramie Company
Daily Mail
St. Petersburg
Vistula
Lublin
Russian
Poland
Lemburg
Galicia
Old Oaken Bucket author Samuel Woodworth born 1785
Samuel Woodworth born January 19 1785 in Sevante Massachusetts grew up poor but found fame writing the Old oaken bucket and bucolic farm imagery. While in New York City he dreamed of a draught from the old oaken bucket and drew on childhood memories to craft the poem. He died in 1852. The Heart Songs collection is offered with a coupon and purchase terms advertised by WTET.
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Samuel Woodworth
Massachusetts
Sevante
That State
New England
New York City
Samuel
Duane
Frederick Smith Woodworth
Heart Songs
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