National Representatives Listed by Cities in Associated Press Note
The item lists representative offices in New York Chicago Ames St Louis San Francisco and other cities. It references Associated Press republication rights and discusses press affiliations and circulation details across multiple locations. It also touches on congressional uncertainty, Hoover administration plans for a larger credit corporation, and Donald Muir's early gubernatorial bid in Arkansas City.
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National
Lorenzen & ‘Thompson, Inc
New York
Chicago
Michigan
San Francisco
Sansome
Tos Ames
South Broadway
Kansas
Cora Cola
St. Louiv
Atlanta
Welton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Donald Muir
Arkansas City Traveler
Muir
Aly
Govern Reed
Woodring
Kansas Democracy
New Congress Members to Lead Naval Affairs Committees
In the new Congress, far inland members will head committees overseeing naval affairs. It is not certain they will be unable to manage naval property, as several men without maritime ties sit on the relevant committees.
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Congress
Rocket Man
Prairies Boys Sailors and Dawes Nonsense Remark
The article notes prairie youths becoming sailors due to coastal conditions and contrasts fortunes of coast and inland states. It also labels Dawes dismissal of Republican nomination rumors as nonsense, with no further comment from him.
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Kansas
Tidewater
Ambassador Dawes
Presiden
Dawes
Milliard Shaler Visits As Buch’s Band Elects Officers
Old Home Town notes Milliard Shaler visiting his parents in town. Buch’s Band held its annual meeting electing J. pres ident, A Tom s vice president, K. F. secretary, W ick treasurer, Xs Keeler mini leader. Band aims to fix up the Central bandstand and collect silver offerings for the Christian church building fund. Also announced: a new Plymouth Congregational Women’s Missionary Society cookbook, Arc Light photography upgrade, and various local notices including a Rhodes Scholar result, a pavement collision, a wedding anniversary, and a birth at Memorial hospital.
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Buch
J. 2 Sident
A Toms
Pa K. F
Wick
Tres
Xs Keeler
Mini
T the Bane
Osmali i
Tavilan
Themic
Frederic Stimpson
Women's Missionary Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Arc Light
Alfred Lawrence
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Nora fears her eldest daughter cannot learn in school yet the girl proves so beautiful that it seems to excuse any lack of brightness. The piece reflects small town values and personal pride in appearances over scholastic success.
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Nora
Publiaters Syndicate
Flashes of Life From a Fragmented Old News Page
Readable scraps show college mischief at New York and California campuses with undergrads boasting beauty at Stanford. A carpentry of quirky items includes a welterweight boxer joke, a calf story, Primo Carera boxing notes, and a bank withdrawal tale amid dome-cost worries for a new state capitol.
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New York
University of California
Stanford University
Cal
Isaac Walton
Unive
Choi
Sam Banjor
Sam
State Capitol
Electrosurgical Removal of Tonsils Debated in Medical Review
In a Medical Review, editors discuss electrosurgical removal of tonsils as a potentially less traumatic method than traditional surgery. Benefits include minimal bleeding and coagulation, but dangers include possible tissue sloughing and swelling. Patient factors such as heart disease, tuberculosis, or kidney issues influence the preferred method.
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Lidzatby
New Yorke
Judgmoent
Kansas News Briefs from the Press 7 Kansans for shiny records show
Kansas brief items report a drop in motor vehicle sales compared with 1930, with licenses fees totaling 5 455 005 for the period. October collections reach 559 389.11, a 19 12 percent dip in exemptions, and a total since May 1 of 46,000. Revisions note revocation of 18 licenses for infractions, nine for drunken driving. Obituaries mention Fannie Helsing ery, 82, Civil War witness. Clifford Reynolds, acquitted then convicted for robbery, faces five years. Fort Leavenworth man pleads self defense in suicide case.
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Victor LJ King
Uil
Victor Lking
Fannie Helsinger
Antietam
Frank Helsingery
Kansa Ra
Clifford Reynolds
Olds
Fort Leemwerth
Kan
Sunset Pass scheme pulls Trueman Rock to Gage Preston
Trueman Rock seeks work at Sunset after troubled times with the Prestons. He pursues Thiry Preston, daughter of Gage Preston, while wary ally Sel Winter cautions that Ash Preston looms as a deadly obstacle. Rock plans to assemble an outfit and confront Sunset Pass, hoping to land a job and rekindle old ties.
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Prestons
Trueman Rock
Gage Preston
Rock
Thiry Ryan
Gage
Tready
Ash
Jend Sel Winter
Lin Meris Ih
Amy Wan
Lis
Chanter & Dangerous Business
Sel
Amy
Winter
Olinois
Hlinois
Nebraska
Enqir
Sol
Texas
Pardner
Leslie
Texas Pardner
Sunset Pass
Gare Preston
Trenton
San
Ash Preston
Wal
Trueman -Rock
Dabb
al Jazirl
Win
Preston
Enos
Hiry
Cedar Creek
Game of Fairyland Snow Fantasy by Mary Graham Bonner
Snowflakes cover the countryside in a magical scene as Old King Snow arrives with sun. Children John and Peggy watch the blizzard become a sparkling winter world where trees and bushes gleam under snow and the Snowflake family declares their favorite Fairyland game.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Snowflake
Breeze
King Snow
John
Peggy
Snow King
Vergy
Baker Wesleyan Football Trip In Thanksgiving Visit
Mr and Mrs William M Balch traveled to Salina on Thanksgiving Day to meet their daughter Esther Balch a Belleville High School teacher and they attended the Baker Wesleyan football game in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs A A LeMaster entertained last Friday night hosting Mr and Mrs Birk Hughes and daughter Betty and Mr and Mrs Paul Selzer and son Donald. The Tuesday Reading Club was hosted at the home of Mrs W M Tisdale. Two fine
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William M- Balch
Salina
Esther Balch
Belleville
Wesleyan
A.A. LeMaster
Birk Hughes
Betty
Paul
Selzer
Donald
W. M. Tisdale
Critics Review American Works and Local Events
Dean Crave Irwin reviews Norman Thomas Americas Way Out and Mrs John W Hillman discusses Upton Sinclair The Wet Parade. Local social notes record hospital progress for R W Shafer and a string of club entertainments and theatre plans at Baker City with Ibsen Hall House production and Kitchen Lizzie performances in Centenary Hall.
We have not struck bottom yet in our civilization
The author warns that fears of economic collapse stem from ignorance of deeper foundations. Changes in capitalism diplomacy patriotism education and religion are needed, but true stability rests on bedrock principles built on trust and brotherhood. The bottom cannot drop out, for beneath all is the everlasting arms.
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uurnal-World
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Zane Grey
Toren
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Dean, Srace Irwin
Norman Thomas
John W. Hillman
Upton Sinclair
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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K. W. Jackson
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Ruel Nanks
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H. Kk. Tibright
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Anita Gilpin
Phi Mu
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Paul Evans
Centenary Hall
Nelly Heath
Jasper
Earl’ Schlosser
Robert Mize
Roland Rogers
Virgil Vaughn
Collis Wassel
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Hollis Rehrig
Dick Butler
Clarence Schooley
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