Community notes from Tonganoxie and nearby towns
Local residents travel between Leavenworth Lawrence and Tonganoxie for visits and events. Several families host guests from Ackerland McLouth and Huntington while students and staff attend school and university activities. A lawn train service resumes motor operation between Leavenworth and Lawrence. A school production of What Happened to Jones debuts December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Garnald
Lafwrence
Fay Brown
Ackerland
Charles Brown
Loraine Wasson
Leavenworth
Marie. Newsome
Edward C. McNerney
Margaret Carter
Lawrence
Bay
Rouchternacht
Mary Margaret
Clarks
Washington
Genevieve
Merrey
Anne
Edna Klamer
Leila Nevin
N. Pickens
George Seufert
Tittle
Fisther Seufert
Berniece Holson
Administer
Velva Zimmerman
Six Corners
Mar O
Willian Zimmerdin
Margaret McCaffrey
Mert Leavenworth
Fstelle Bowman
Birsehor
Chiude
Mary Maddox
Kansas
Howman
Tonganoxie
Miss Fay
Pax and
Joy
Madeline Strinmetz
Flavor’ Reno
Rence
MK. University
Willisus Reno
Susin Nehrbuss
Lars
Renee
Ter Pein
James
Ralph Dune
Lew Hanston
Vanwvrenee
Sherry Winter
Mildred
Sara Mae Cain
Aul Heisler
St. Matern
Bertha Kinz
William Heyvnen
Charles (. Brown
Wah Scroop
Winnie
George Keeber
Kansas City
George Seoher
Eucile Meiser
Hanhatian
Meo
Edward E. Keiser
Edith Phonivie
Kansas University
William C. Phenicie
Jones
Tonganoxie High School
Zoellner
Arthur Warner
Ebenezer Goodly
Walter Neuhalm
Antony Goodly
D. D
Robert Slaughter
Richard Heatherly
Clifford Bachman
Thomas Holder
George Lawrent
William Bigbee
Ernest Barwell
Henry Fuller
Herbert Ratify
Mrs. Goodly
Mabel Miller
Crissy Good Margaret
Sparks
Marjorie Goodly
Cecile Minerva
Goodly
Grace Allan
Alvina Starlight
Edith Heiser
Helma
Irene Miller
Leonor Laming
Emporia
A. V. Needham
William Shepherd
Elsie Needham
Fred Papenhausen
Freida
Big Stranger
Margaret Southard
F Frank Zoellner
Lawronce
C. Hinges
Hotel Maid Heiress Plans Real Home For Low
Detroit reports Hannah Hess a hotel maid and heiress to $100,040 plans to use wealth to provide her son a real home and start in life. Local note shows visitors and community events as well as church and library activities.
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Detroit
Hannah Hess
Statie
Aneunéle
Harman Wakestatt
Tounstown
Lam
Piyself
Surprising home remedy promises cheap effective cough syrup
An OCR fragment advertises a homemade Pinex cough syrup mix using Pines and sugar syrup claimed to be cheaper and just as effective as store brands. It lists uses for throat and chest ailments and mentions a guarantee and supplier details. The text also includes numerous local notices and personal mentions from a community column.
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Druc
Howe
Oey
Dpinex Co
Waynentug
Local notices and visits fill Turkey week in Perry
The Perry area reports Thanksgiving visitors and local residents traveling to Kansas City and Winchester. Miss Cecile Charry and Miss Bessie Charry hosted guests while Miss Eda Stark recovers from rheumatism after tonsillitis. Abe Hay Jr. visits, and Mrs H L Paslay substitutes in school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Brown
Vina Harper
Winchester
J. J McCormick
Topeka
Lavette Worthington
C. Fo Dick
Maven
Nansa
Cecile
Bessie Charry
Meriden
Fda
Oleita Stark
Greeta Grumse
Bia
Manhattan
Enent
Enent Er Hanksgivine — Vacation With Her Wia Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grange
Abe Hay, Jr
Abe
Ford Auto Company
Kansas City
Misa
Eda Stark
H. L. Paslay
Alice Morrett
Fred Settler
Kansas
City
T. J. Sharkey
Oscar “Ross
Thos. Payne
Mary Miller
Dandruff Cure Promised By Simple Liquid Treatment
An old advice column claims four ounces of ordinary liquid arvod dissolves dandruff overnight when applied at night with dough on the scalp. It promises complete dissolution after a few applications and reports relief from itching and shinier hair, noting liquid arvon is sold at drug stores.
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Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Lawrence
Round Comer Drug Co
Local Perry Notes Include Visits Death and Deer Harvest
A flurry of Perry area items reports visits from relatives and friends, sick returns, and travel to Topeka. Typhoid recovery, a Texas visitor, and Thanksgiving deer hunting dominate small town life with a marriage at Grantville and local social events generating about $80 to $00.
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Senes Lenherr
Poay
Ay Albertina Leherr
Mortonville
Dain Cavanaugh
Texas
Jerry Cavanstl
Rivers
Dames Crinter
Topeka
Mes
Bo Bradford
Crosby Bros
Mer
Claude
Sre
Kansas
Lax
Victor Judy Siid Tittle
Kunsan Cit
Ruth Stark
Nelie Burke
Jean
Nannie Tines
Omar Raines
R. A Durer
Phampsonsville
Doin White
Tues- Wa
Ford
Mov
Michael and
Oskaloosa
Fry- Regnara
Margaret Tloughe
Cilic Marke
Newman Monight
William Grinter
William
McCall
Chis. Binns
Ada McCall
Perry
Yam Stalens
Tule Stark
Bobbie
Campbell
Praith
Pie Brown
Smith
Medina
Ralph Brevis
Grantville
Co Pe
Jorge Lindley
Perry High School
Beanie
Stine Ham
A Good Winter Habit
Many people dread winter due to colds grippe rheumatism and bronchitis. Thousands avoid sickness by taking Scott's Emulsion to enrich blood fortify throat membranes and build body warmth. Soldiers at war use cod liver oil for strength.
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Scott
Marriages and Local Social Roundup in Crescent Community
Local notes report multiple weddings including Cheuncy Malone and Gladys Emerson of Crescent on Oct 27 and Geo Gobel and Anna May Carder wed Nov 28 at the Methodist parsonage. The column follows with social visits, travel to Lawrence and Topeka, church activities, a funeral service for Mgr. Jake Darnold, incidents of illness and a broken wrist, plus Thanksgiving gatherings and community club updates in Thompsonville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheuncy Malone
Gladys Emerson
Crescent
Town
Geo. Gobel
Bonner Springs
Anna May Carder
Methodist
L.B. Pruitt
Ladies Foreign Missionary
Soliety
Thompsonville
M. E. Church
M. E. Church Held An All Day Meeting With the Rev. and Mrs. Pruitt
Arthur T. Michael
Mary Raines
Topeka
McFarland
Michael
Perry
D. Quancey
P. J
Giletrap
Afternoon Visits and Local Transfers Highlight Thursday Notes
In Lawrence area society chatter Miss Hazel Jones and friends visited Thursday evening. Alda Flory called on Mrs. Jess Markley Wednesday. J L Jones helped Weesner cut wood. Whipple and Bond families visited. Everett Bond stopped by Friday morning. Real estate notes show transfers in Baldwin and Lawrence incl Hugh Ghar and Vv Blais with mortgage details and parcel descriptions.
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Man Ch
Mabel Pawlett
Lawrence
Marion Davis
Kanesis City
Davis
Dwight Seeley
Beeler
W. Gladman
Lewsenworth
Troll Seas
Kansas City
Rina
Order of the Pastern Star
Quth Phenicies
Rhatrot
Leah Phenicie
Albert Tevies
Freienmuth
Stil
Slaety Loomis
Sadie Allan
James Evans
Alps
Walter Ratlit
Oskaloosi
Biniat
Anna Hell
Team Loosa
Charles McIntash
Melntash
Mars
Cox
Krismus Haworth
Kansas University
Haworth
Tonganoxie
Tonghnosie
Nears Fuvres
Great Hoon
Tonanosie
Leslie Zoellner
Joptin
Christos
Mia
William Clarke
Louise Wirth
Anal
George Seufert
Anna
Maria” Myers
Tancrete
Mabel OG. MacLauchten
Leavensworth
Spen
Aiivig B. MacNauchton
John deVan
Lawrencr
A. H. Boekle
Nellie Harter
A. Wi. Puckett
Fineett
Ehurehah Valley Chapel
Porter
Topeka
Grove Church
Surray
Jwelock
High Prairie
Itilnet
Grippe
Psn Whitley
Grove Erheol
Gaaveseftovel
Canan
Ka Deas
Vinland
Doug
Reusehured
Isabel Strong
Stobert Loors
Id Shields
Laucrence
Mee
Gapper
Ruby Mencer
Vantine
Mero
Rev
Sadie
Miss
Ottawa
Myrtle Jacobs
Aijorie Deay
Fred Mencer
John Loar
Kan City
Ed Deay
Mr. Deay
Roy Higeman
Kans City
A. H. Roehle
Bertha
Henry Boehte
Mim A
Henry Roehle
Taye
Wacker Place
Wits Sittings
GT. Dunegan
Lynne
Harvey Hibner
A Williams
Tevinoe
Hibner
Hamilton County
A. T. Boehle
Lawrence” Wisiter
Arthur Boehle
Monsant Valley
Mr. Filburn
Marvin Torr
Aml
Rey Horr
Gt Suwal
Koy
Ule
Sther Daniels
Alfl Puckett
Echo
W. PD
Byars
Tie
W. H. Wible
Iran Rothrock
Opal Jones
Jess Markley
Charles Jones
W. J. Curtis
J. L. Jones
Isaac Flory
Willow Springs
Ws. Curtis
Margaret
P. G. Bond
George Markley
Rita Markley
Hazel Jones
Lecompton
Kans
John Hyre
Alice McGuffey
Teers
TP. C. Bond
Eatinia
Markley iGuffey
Solon Markley
Jimd
Mgr
Jake Darnold
Valley Chapel
Waller Chapel
Wins Weesner
N. EL. Whipple
N. F. Whipple
Wim. Jacobs
Wm. Weesner
Lawrance
Gorden Rothrock
Wm. Weeaner
Fred Higgins
Ra Rothrock
W. J
August Deitz
Peyton Watts
Leecompton
Gieorge Markley
Ira Rothrock
Gordon Rothrock
Topping
Etta Markley
Alda ‘Jory
Baldwin Mondzy
Vletsant Hour Clube
W.d. Curtis
Ronn
W. H. Wie Ollie
Mable LaDuke
Frances. Curtis
P. C. Bond
Wm. Jacobs
Purcell
Gormers
Warry Richardson
Wm. Weisner
George Richardson
Jay. Richardson
Ftta Markley
Alda Flry
Wm. Wesner
Robert Jones
Jess Markey
Laurel Culberson
Charlie Jones
Roy Bory
Alda Flory
John Brohammer
Benny
Pearl
Weesner
E. Whipple
Rence
Lecamp
George Whipple
Fox
Douglas County
Kansas
Hugh Ghar
Mont Street
Baldwin
Vv Blais
W. Melville
Dupes County
Campun
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noise Relief
A historical remedy advises using double strength Par mint with hot water and granulated sugar in a tablespoonful dose four times daily to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims nostrils will clear, breathing ease returns, and mucus stops dripping into the throat. Dick Bros. is noted as a supplier of the prescription.
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Dick ‘Bros
Mobilization Deficit Forecast in Army Budget
Major General Sharpe told the house military committee the war department faces a 325000000 deficit due to border mobilization costs and warned that keeping the National Guard at 75000 through June could leave a 60000000 shortfall.
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Washington
Sharpe
Army
House Military Committee
War Department
National Guard
Missouri Motor Car Owners Enroll in State Good Roads Drive
Sedalia December 11 1911 members of the Missouri State Motor and Good Road Association are being enrolled to improve highways across the state. C C Kelly of Sedalia serves as permanent president with M W Carroll as secretary. The group aims to mobilize over 100000 automobile owners statewide to support road construction with financial aid from car owners.
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Sedalia
Misouri
C. C. Kelly
Cause of Rheumatism Lumbago and Gout Explained
Historical note traces uric acid to Scheele and links excess uric acid to rheumatism gout and back pain. Advice includes drinking hot water taking Anuric to flush uric acid and avoiding red meat with iodine tincture and hot linseed poultices for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Mott Pierce
Scheele
Lithia
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