Local seniors win finals in hard fought showdown
In a tense senior junior clash the seniors prevailed as players Stugkey Lat and Driges led the forwards with strong showings. Juniors Foster and leu also shone. Across town, Miss Arita Stoers left Tuesday for Texas due to her mother’s illness while Jordon visited Ottawa friends. Edmonds announces a shop opening with oakleaf branding and a pumpkin seed count prize, as Lawrence visitors attend Baker University events.
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Sphiomores
Jes
Stugkey
Driges
Leu
Foster
Baldwin
Arita Stoers
Texas
Fys
FX. Jordon
Ottawa
ML 1
Joplin
Lawrence
James Woodward
Charles Holliday
Hdmonds
RA. Lough
Miss Mary Lough
Sma Lough
Osberne
Frank, Rist
Nitland
Edmonds
Edmonds meat, ‘market is _beginning “to look, like” business. ‘Mr. Edmonds
Edmonds Gays
Maine
Nelson Case
J. Luther Ylor
Gustec
Ees
Baker University
Judge Case
Oswego
J. I
Tayn
Soxman
Burnett
Clay
Lyndoin
P. G. Soxman
Burnetty
Sesman
Smith
Susan Smith
Mirvi
Geo
A. S. Williams
Ocdasion
Harold
DeWitt
Gg. Fisher
Lansas City
W. E. Staght
W. J. Allison
Allison
Winnipeg University
Manitoba
Canada
Staght
Kansas University
Denver
Edward Storum
Storum
Clifton
Kansas
John Stafford
Hazel McClure
Garnett
Shinn
Pugh
H. ‘A. Church
First Methodist
Fred Bailey
Bidler
Humbolt
Saline Smith
Butler
Wilbur
Mason
Rosedale
First Methodist Church
Klyne
John Rachty
Mees
Rachty
C. Baker
Kansas’ City
Otwo
Cor
Ttle
Jerry Curtis Algo
Kansas City
Benjamin
Olive Tablet advertisement from Dr Edwards in Ohio
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claiming to improve liver and bowel function. It describes the product as a vegetable supplement that cleanses impurities, boosts energy, and helps natural buoyancy. The Olive Tablet is sold in olive gold packaging at 10c and 25c per box by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
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Edwards
Ohio
Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet
Columbus, O
Farewell Party For Rogers Family At Kanawa Lodge
A Kanwaka lodge gathering hosted a farewell reception for Mr and Mrs A F E Rogers and family with about 60 attending. The event featured dancing, cards, cake sandwiches and coffee and ended late as the Rogers family prepared to move to Thomas Oklahoma. Local residents and several visitors were noted among the attendees.
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Ars. George
Houle
Rus“sell
Mary
Houk
Yarnold-school
Tesday
Rosé
A. FE. Rogers
Thomas
Oklahoma
Ralph" Tee
Will Brass
Phebe Bigsby
Margaret Rake
Kanwaka Pla
AL Wid
C. A. Richards
Geo.,Anderson
Bidinger
C.A. Bidinger
W. S.richards
Pearl Gress
Charlie Teccalla
Myrtle
Finch Bidinger
Johanna Lavin
John
Margaret
James Murphy
TA Shaw
August
Kampsehyader
Henry Brush
Fragile Remnant Cleansed and Restored to Clarity
A damaged passage describes a fragile condition finally clarified and restored. The wording suggests a careful purification process leaving a clear and healthy result after gentle handling and removal of crusts. The tone implies a careful restoration of content.
Shaving advice and local notices from early Kanwaka area
A fragmentary historical blurb mentions a shaving stick with resinol and soothing-medication, plus local names and chores. Entries note moves and visits in Kanwaka, like the Deskin family and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. aye, with a buzz saw injury to Dick Criss and a Sunday gathering at Nowe and Mrs. Mars. Open Sunday at The Photo Shop.
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Lidcompton
George
McCarty
Len Jee
John Gress
Grandma Gress
Will Shaw
Lel
Bidinger
Kanwaka
Dick Criss
Mrocanth
Criss Kraft
Nowe
and Mars
August
Nulfer
George Anderson, Jr
Stiehland
Local Residents Mention Social Visit Details
The fragment lists names including Mrs Aileen Marshall Howse Elmer Trvin Gus Morehouse Harold Marshall and others. It notes Mrs Fred Cowles visiting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Frank Horira and mentions Mrs ALB Burgtor and children spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs G Cizar. Confusing text also references Mr and Mrs Rist returning from leisure Sunday with Mrs E C Cowles and family.
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Aileen | Marshall
Howse
Elmer Trvin
Gus Morehouse
Harold’ Marshall
Fred Cowles
Wednes
Frank Hor
Irana
Alb Burgtor
Mas. G. Cizar
Rist Wert
Léhureh
E. C. Cowles
Hid
John Akin
Spm
Williamstown Visitors Share Weekend With Kin
Williamstown records show Walter Biggs of Lawrence visiting with his brother J G Biggs and other relatives on Sunday. Burlingame guests include Andy Van Binder and family, with fathers also present. Lawrence residents Mr Gavin and family delivered a gift Tuesday evening at Mulvilds. Orlando Kyle of Guthrie Okla and Jim Kyle of Kansas City spent Thursday here with relatives. Miss Ida Fox has returned home.
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Walter ‘Biggs
Lawrence
J. G. Biges
Jesse
Vansbinder
Andy Vanbinder
Burlingame
Albert
Gavin Anil So
Mulvilidl
Orlando Kyle
Guthrie, Oklahowz
Jim Kyle
Kansas City
Ida. Fox
Wichita Socialists Hold Annual Convention in Decisive Morning
The Wichita Socialist convention debated revising the constitution with 14-2 proposal and discussed plans for the next political campaign. Miss Ethel Whitehead national organizer attends and will lead women’s meetings. Hector Sinclair of Muskogee, Oklahoma serves as Socialist state secretary.
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Wichita
Dee
Fe Luision
Kans
Kansas
Lécals
Ethel Whitehead
Wall
Hector Sinclair
Muskoger
OK A
The Servant In The House Awwednesday I-30
A garbled column fragment mentions a committee member who does all the work and references Jones dairy farm and Gregory Arman. It hints at reform and marriage as a possible exciting topic.
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B.A. Hall
Pisalty
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Smiths
Williamstown
the Watkins
Ity
11Th and Mass
Starkweather’s
Jones
Gregory
Arman
Hs di Wwine
J. Chllege
West End
AL Oswald
General Electric Company
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