Journal World News Snippets From 1928 Election and Local Events
Fragmented local notices discuss postmark deadlines for classed ads, a Dec 3 1928 date, and presidential quotes about his suffering as a tender plant. It notes Red Cragg roll call in county delaying due to weather, with solicitors busy to fund rural nursing and political postmortems planned in Congress and the Senate Read.
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Red Cragg
Willy Ibadev
Congress
Read
Reed
al Smith
No Pleasure in This Tone of Public Warning
The Topeka Capital editorial notes police rarely enjoy arresting youths in mass banditry cases. Adults must face penalties, but young offenders often lack foresight about consequences. Schools and churches push youths to evaluate costs before acting. The piece also contrasts British public sentiment on Armistice Day and American book clubs influencing readers with discounts.
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Topeka Capital
Political Mathematics and Kansas Democrat Reorganization
The Fort Scott Tribune discusses how Kansas Democrats who bolted the ticket relate to the party's future. It questions whether reorganization can occur with little material remaining from this election and explores perspectives from those who stayed with or left the ticket.
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Fort’ Scott
Tribune
Kansas
Fideotia
Eplsin
Community notices and local events in old hometown
Local items report a meeting for transportation to a social event at Baria's on Vertton street at 7. A small fire at J Millan's residence was extinguished before the engine arrived. Tom Sternbergh and Millan left for Texas for railroad work. Prof George W Jackson joins the city to teach music and support church music education. The paper dedicates space to the current message on an important document and its broad reading.
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Coil
Learard
C. W
Baria
Verttont Street
J. Millan
Artiae
Tom Sternbergh
Millan
Texas
Yesteree
Jackson
George W. Jackson
Jack
Bosto’ Crperatory of Music
Nts
Did You Ever Stop to Think by Edson R Waite
Edson R Waite urges young men to choose the right life path. He argues there are two roads to life, the straight and narrow leading to success and happiness, and a wrong road leading to bitterness. He stresses effort, upright business peers, and kindness in facing life’s problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson R. Waite
Shawnes
Oklahoma
W. R. Ramsey
Ramsey Petroleum Company
Millions for rivers and harbor projects eyed for 1930
Washington AP reports Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin submitted to Congress detailed estimates totaling 56.78 million dollars for river and harbor improvements and maintenance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1930. The plan allocates funds across Mississippi River work, seacoast harbors, Great Lakes, and internal waterways, with key projects in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, St Johns River, Savannah, Miami, Mobile, Sabine-Neches, Galveston, Houston, and Los Angeles harbors.
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Washington
Edgar Jadwin
Congress
New York Harbor
Hudson
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Baltimore
Norfolk Harbor
Hampton Roads
St. Johns River
Jacksonville
Savannah River
Miami Harbor
Mobile
Sabine-Neches
Texas
Galveston
Texas City
Houston Ship
Los Angeles
Mississippi River
Ohio
Missouri
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Tennessee
Monongahela
Allegheny
Diinois
Great Lakes
Milwaukee Harbor
Sangay Harbor
Delaware Bay
Chesapeake Bay
Beaufort
Cape Fear River
North Carolina
Control Soil Value Opens New Field for Soil Scientists
Washington AP reports a new research field for soil scientists focusing on rare elements that govern soil value. Dr Oswald Schreiner notes deficiencies in these elements affect crops, citing Yangsinese use boosting Florida tomatoes and copper improving growth in some regions. Mars signal idea suggests gigantic mirrors could communicate with Mars, larger than Paris, if Martians exist.
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Washington
Oswald Schreiner
Federal Division of
Schreiner
Florida
Mars
Blois
Paris
This Date Kansas History December 2 1877
On December 2 1877 the Francis Murph Movement reaches Leavenworth Kansas and a fire destroyed Crawford Opera House in Topeka in 1890. The annual meeting of the horticultural society is noted as a reunion held in Topeka.
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Francis Murph
Leavenwor
Crawford Opera
Topeka
Wets S Horticultural Society
I Na
Topekas
Thanksgiving services and university trustees meeting note
Services were held at the First Methodist church on Thanksgiving morning at eight. Rev. Bi. dman preached, with WB. Fleming offering prayer and Charles Alder dice at the organ. A collection aided the needy. Next week on December 6 the Baker University mid year trustees meeting will discuss endowment contingency plans and attendance is expected to be large.
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First Methodist Church
Bi.dman
WB. Fieming
Charles Alder
Baker University
Tl Jans
Kirk Bf Ista
W. B. Fleming
Toab
Ing
Frask J
Tyra
J . Wilder
Miss Swan Inwin
J. D. Butcher
Shirley
June
Parsons
Oy Ie Pritt
Wilder
Chanute
C. B. Baker
Worden Community Notices Highlight Local People and Obituary
Worden residents held visits and gatherings with neighbors including the Heim, Breithaupt, Kalb, Deskines, and Elm families. A school closure at Rangeline due to a teacher illness is noted. Elizabeth Stockener Stockener, born in 1843 in Germany, died November 15 1928 at age 85 after emigrating in 1867 and settling near Worden. she was a pioneer, charter member of Evangelical St. John's church, and survived by five children.
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Fred Heim
Idlaughter
Florence
Sophia Heim
Lawrence
Ben Wurst
Extwin
Henry’ Breithaupt
Ralph Kalb
Dorothy Helen
Emer Wintermantel
J. W. ‘el Auiot
Rangeline
Elmer Rappard
Harley
John Elm
Qoal
Harold
Orpile
Elm
Lois Sunea Plambeck
Lizabeth
G._F
Prince
Ssrtropolis
W.T
Jack
Ingre
John Cline
Oscar Heinon
Alvin _ Lawrence
Sauer
Kansas City
Ed Johanning
Edwin Schreiber
J. W. Reithaupt
Elizabeth Stockener
Hennenbergerhof
Germany
Henry Engelhardt
America
Whele
John Stockener
Jersey City
New Jersey
Kansas
Worden
Evangelical
St. John’s Church
Iereer
Soba Stoehener
Community notes from Ottawa area gatherings and services
Mrs W H Hornberger of Lone Star Henry Stoebener Mary Steebnerner and Mrs J W Wilbon attended a home gathering. Funeral services were held at Evangelical St John church. Rev A Mastin presided and burial followed at Evangelical St John cemetery. Many relatives and friends visited and attended events in Ottawa Baldwin Baldwin area, with school program at Willow Springs Township Hall and numerous visits among residents.
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C. F. Eliphart
Kansas City
Charley
Harry Evdaly
Waneta
Lawrence
Nellie Wintermantel
Faye
Ottawa
Donald
Fred
Charles Breithau
John Stoebener
Rs. E. Haas
Carl Plamsbeck
Elisabeth
Oliver DeWatteville
Maryin
Chicago
Mary DeWatteville
Grandpa Rappard
Edwin Schreiber
Simon
Philomena
Eugene Lutz
Elmer Wintermantel
John Lyons
Jose Heffner
Osear Lutz
Overbrook
Olin Heliner
Robert Brown
Besie
Olive
George
Ema
Dorothea Schwartz
Community Travel and Visits Reported This Week
The article notes multiple local residents traveling to Kansas City and Lawrence for visits and medical events. Mrs John Lyons returns home with others Sunday. John Stoebner’s family hosts gatherings Friday to Sunday. Elmer Wintermantel and Sophia Heim visit Lawrence. Roy Sehwalm and Edwin Schreiber households share time Sunday afternoon. Several calls and weekend plans recur among the Breithaupt, Elm, Schreiber, Plambeck, and Horst families with extended stays noted.
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Wibna Stabel
Mae F Rapppard Cledewitz
J. W. Breithaupt
Mrv
William Neibrugge
Sai Lsat
Lawrence
Michael Young
Louisa Schwartz
Henry Breithaunt
Central School
Willow Sprines Township Hall
Eachool
Paul Stoebener
Gilsa Greartet
Aeeles
Charles Ithaupt
LeVerna- Gilges
Fred Breithaupt
Harry
Harold Icle
Doctor
Ruth Breithaupt
Percy
Gilbert
Gilzes
Fremont Hornberger
Tommy
U.S. A
Theo
Elm
Ottawa
Harley Lyons
Henry Rappard
Henry Breithaupt
Ughters
Dorothy
Francis
Township
Nellie Aasvepnantal
Faye
Maggie Heim
Raymond Heim
Edwin Schreiber
Elmer Lutz
Glenn Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
C. A. Michael
St John Elm
John Sonshom
John Elkers
Walter Schwartz
J. W., Wilson
Ernest Tingle
A. Mastin
Eliphart
Kansas City
Harry Eudaly
Waneta
Nellie Wintermantel
Bawin Schreiber
C. G. Schwartz
Hattie
Haas
Norma Segelienst
John Elm
Opal
Harold
A. Vaughn
Baldwin
Leo Sim
Pete Vogler
Henry & Soebener
Ford
Lloyd
Elmer
John Lyons
W. Dess
John Stoebern
Alton Rippert
Roy Sehwalm
Elmer Wintermantel
Sophia Heim
Aye Wintermantel
Carl Plambeck
Elisabeth
John Stoebener
J. W. Breithaunt
Dorothy Land Leland
Joan Elm
Grandpa Rappard
Ben Horst
J. W Breithaupt
Dester
Folka
Jake Montfoort
Foraills
Philip Heyl
Lawrence de Omed Ant Pal
George
Earl Simmons
Montfoort
George Heyl
Will Heyl
Glenn Barrett
Richland
Fuln Simmons
Dewitt Blakes
Overbrook
Harry Matter
Henry Montfoort
Deisy Jene
Add Shehrat
Stull
C. Wilson
Richland Wailers
Evertt Christenson
Elmer Thurber
Lawrence Monay
Gladys Heyl
Charlie Mantfoort
Roy Thurber
John Simmon
Adolph Johanning
Will Dehanning
Colby
Gale
Worden
Will Heys
Staagenvi
Davis hosts Thanksgiving bridge party in Kaw Valley
Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis entertained friends for a Thanksgiving bridge gathering. Doris Davis handed out score cards as guests listed included Adams Hughes Daugherty and Westherhouse among others. High and low scores were awarded. locals attended concerts and visited relatives in Lawrence while road conditions remained difficult east of the valley.
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Ralph Davis
B&b Ui
Bridge
Doris Davis
Davis
D. DB. Adams
FL G. Hughes
Clarence Daugherty
Ostar Westerhouse
John Miner
Fred Wak
Don Westheffer
Howard Kobles
Ray Ogden
James McCahrin
Velma Smith
Wm. Mertz
Joe Stroebel
Sliss
Henrietta Schubert
Clarence Fallér
HacCalrin
John Miller
Clarence Dene
Elmer Camph
Daya
Margaret Roberta Oxden
Lawrence
Eloy Davis
Hardy
Motorestu
Umbis
George Bunkey
Doris
Corsi
Ray Osten
Carl Perkins
Beloit
F. G. Hughes
Eudora
Garet Martin
Paul
Lawrence Flower Club
Miss Martin
F. G. Hugtins
Flower Club
R. K. Nicholson
LC. Saunders
Cand
George Siler
Relph Davis
G. M. Kirb
Anna Gumbre
Peter Emery
Lawrence Natunday
F. G. Huches
Petty
Emerlson Ott
Flora May James
Johnny Mitchell
Club meeting schedule and local social notices
A list of names and roles outlines the clubs committee setup and meeting dates the first and third Wednesdays each month plus references to many local residents attending events. The text records visits to the American Royal in Kansas City, family dinners, social calls, and attendance at school events and gatherings across Topeka and nearby towns.
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Laura Aleida Perkins
Doris Davis
Margaret Ogden
Dahlene Copp
Laura Alieda Perkins
Otto Copp
Emerson Ott
Brhatbert Ott
Mary Allen
Nydis Truphes
Josephine Gilmore
Anns Gilmore
Harry A. Gordon
W. H. Quakesbash
B. H. Dale
Howard Parker
Charles Arnold
F. W. Hosford
George Harner
Armin Woestemeyer
H.R. Letyer
Pred Walter
Bielovas Trs
Eee Tirly van Pest
Topeka
Unclear historical local notices from Dewitt to Topeka
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Dewitt Blacher Lawrence Juhi Sha mons and Mrs Twin Simmons with family activities. scattered phrases mention visits, gatherings, and people such as Evelyne, Dots, Lila Harding, Roy Thurbyr, Deris, Lils, and Riston, plus mentions of Topeka and Montfeort context.
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Hiewes Neichtorbach
Dewitt Blacher
Lawrence
Caneel
Org Bistt Priday
Ars
Beeny Benefe
Nik Moore
Weiety Nise
Thovlilis
Obituary for Withur Merle Randel and scattered notices
Obituary notes Withur Merle Randel born August 25 101 near Le Loup Kun grew up Baldwin area and Anderson county later lived near Harris Anderson county He died November 223 age 27 years 2 stonzas and 27 days He leaves father Alvin Randel sisters and brothers Mr and Mrs Paul Uessley Mr and Mrs Earl Mathia Jr and Bre Jon Randel William Rendle Miss Ida Belle Randel and others mourners Also mentions a dog loving youngster and family details plus an assortment of local notices including a dog care bequest and dam proposal in Spring Creek and a Negro collegiate club formation and broom jcom shipments from Rolla.
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Withur Merle Randel
le Loup
Kun
Baldwin
Anderson County
Harris
Alvin Randel
Paul Uessley
Earl Mathia, Jr
Bre
Jon Randel
William Rendle
Ida Belle Randel
Wher Relr
Hin Tuny Te Ao
Doctor Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and Its Generations
A historic promotion notes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative used since 1892. It claims women and children suffer more, asserts broad family usage, and invites a free trial via coupon. The ad emphasizes safety for babies, absence of opiates, and wide availability in drugstores.
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Montierhy
Caldt
Wells
Haif
Gosh
D Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Bro Caldwell
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