Beame Jaywalker in Car Accidents Declared Major Cause
Washington November 29. M O Eldridge executive chairman of the American Automobile Association argues jay walking is the dominant factor in street and road accidents involving autos and pedestrians. He cites New York City police figures showing drivers blamed in 450 cases and injured pedestrians in 9 168 cases, with many unknowns, asserting traffic laws should penalize jay walking.
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Jay Walker
M. O. Eldridge
American Automobile Association
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New York City
Eldridge
Police Department
Kansas Cows in Show at International Hereford Exposition
The article notes Kansas Hereford entries at the International Hereford Exposition in Chicago, led by Robert H. Hanslett of El Dorado with eighteen head, plus notable participants from Kansas State Agricultural College and prominent breeders like George Hendry. It mentions eighty-six entries from twenty-three states and Canada, with plans to ship prize stock to Chicago and references to associated events and local household news.
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George Hendry
Olathe
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Ghow
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India
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Connecticut
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Iowa
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Minnesota
Nebraska
Oka Rma Weat
Cmt Kenicky
Pennsylvang
Asseca- Sion
Franklin couple enjoys radio concert at home
Mr and Mrs J D Martin enjoyed a wonderful radio concert featuring Carry Pratt at their home Sunday afternoon a week ago The Marrsh Handel's beautiful oratorio sung by the Lindberg chorus was broadcasted by the Kansas City Star from the new American Royal building in Kansas City
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J.D. Martin
3Ies
Pratt
Aung
Lindsberg Chorus
Kansas City Star
New American Royal
Kansas City
Bar ber Mr and Mrs Siler and Elizabeth at Lawrence church
Mr and Mrs George Siler and Elizabeth and Roland spent Sunday at Mr Siler s mother's and attended Sunday school and church in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Frank Sluaver spent Sunday with their son and family Osher spent Saturday with Sere.
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George. Siler
Elizabeth
Roland
Mr. Siler
Lawrence
Frank Sluaver
S . Osher
Pleasant Grove residents attend social and visits
Local families from Pleasant Grove and nearby areas spent Sunday at neighbors homes and joined a pie social at Star school house and at Jones. Several residents visited in Lawrence on Saturday afternoon. News notes list visitors, farm work, and social gatherings alongside a preview of the Media Grotto ceremony in Topeka with plans for December 7 and a Kansas City Grotto entourage.
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Noble Messer
Pleasant Grove
Len
A. C. Waller
Albert Walter
Will Brass
James Brass
Otto Busch
Willie Shaw
S. Busch
Dick .Murphy
Aug. Nuffer
Chris Kraft
Dave Murphy
Bidinger
Lawrence Kupper
Rudie Houk
Jesse Busch
Will Murphy
John Richards
L. Lawson
Twin Mound
Francis. Lavin
Topeka
Mabel
Ruth
Raymond
Hoffsommer
Eeotie Kellog
Wemoms
Herman Anderson
J. Gress
Coon Creek
Hery
Bahnbaier
Henry
Helen Wulfkuhis
W. J. Murphy
Herman
Nanninger
Miller
W. Gress
Aug. Walter
Harry Anderson
Ed Elkin
Henry Bahamier
Geo, Hildenbrand
Albert Hildenbrand
Herman Brokman
Lawrence
Aug
Walter
Fred Hartman
Warren
John August
C. Adler
Geo
Jesse Buse
Geo. Houk
Charlie Roller
Leneca
Harry Wulfkuhle
Dick Murphy
Clarence Stowe
C. J. Wood
Jain
Kansas City Grotto
McLOUTH Local Notes and Thanksgiving RABBIT Count
McLouth report notes Ralph Jones a high school senior teaching seventh and eighth grades in Prof Brown's absence. Rabbits in demand for Thanksgiving dinners. RK B Jones chairs shipments. Mrs M Hughes visits Lawrence for Thanksgiving with daughter and grandchildren. John Cass yields 115 to 125 bushels. boys earn 4 cents per bushel plus board. Rosa Bond moves to Topeka. Mrs Willis Foreman hosts W C T U. Jefferson County postal workers hold welfare meeting with oyster supper. Next meeting set for February 22.
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H. S
Elmery Jones
Brown
Leavenworth
B. Jones
Bartlett
Oklo
John Cass
Rosa Bond
McLouth
Topeka
Willis Foreman
Jefferson County
Philippine Islands Move to Boost Production in Sill Manila
A Manila science official Dr. Charnea urges revived forestry efforts in Oriental Newtoea province. He forecasts increased planting of Seaces trees and related entomologist insights to support a stronger industry in the Philippine Islands.
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Inodtéerest
Manila
P. Ee
Philippine
Charnea
Entomologists of Science
Olonia
Province of Oriental Newtoeay Pfc
Bayer aspirin trade name amid old drug listings
A fragment describes Bayer as the trade mark for aspirin. It notes Bayer packages include handy boxes of twelve tablets and bottles of 24 or 100. Mentions conditions such as mutism neuritis and general pain and references directions on the packaging.
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Bayer
Silk Industry in Nueva Apo Attracts Attention
Doctor Banks states Nueva Apo conditions suit silk production with 1500 feet altitude creating cool climate. Silk worms reportedly eight generations yearly, disease free and large. Past Philippine silk lagged due to lack of initiative in feeding Jesto on trees. Nueva Apo plans 40 acres of mulberry and mechanical reeling, with thousands of mulberry trees planted monthly.
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Banks
Philippines
Neuva Apo
China
Local figure to pursue film career in Hollywood
A local man with a long beard has signed a motion picture contract for 75 dollars weekly. He plans to leave his farm soon to move to Hollywood where he will reportedly take a lead role in a pioneer picture.
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Motion Picture
Hig Farm
Hollywood
Diamond Dyes Directions For Easy At Home Use
A brief ad style note explains that each package of Diamond Dyes contains simple directions so any woman can dye or tint worn fabrics at home. The copy emphasizes ease and suitability for quick refresh of garments.
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