Baldwin Launches Child Welfare Drive in Baldwi n
A unity club led welfare movement in Bald win with late week mass meeting at Centre ntry hall. Citizens backed candidates and plans to raise children health playgrounds and housing. Several speakers including Prof Makeever and Miss Lilliar Sevott urged practical steps. many locals voted to support Baldwin. Numerous residents and students were noted traveling for holidays and visiting relatives as the town organizes for the contest.
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Unity Club
Centengry
Baldwin
Melcever
Olf Kawrened
Lilliar Sevott
Jerry Ththin
Garret
Prat. Dive
R. Wright
Romitters
Rabiwin
Local notes on visits and events across Baldwin area
Community members travel for holidays visit relatives and attend gatherings in Baldwin Kan as students teachers and shoppers move between Lawrence Chanute Topeka and nearby towns. Local church and school figures prepare for winter openings while residents send pop corn to Kansas City and plan annual Woodmen gatherings.
Independence community notes and events update
Christeans TM Photos Squires Studio Independence ce and number ten... Miss Seota visited Miss Wibna and Virgil Sutton Leos Jardon taught. Members at Wondhier lodge joined a rabbit hunt. proceeds fund an oyster supper. Mrs Owen’s visit to Oklahoma. local dinners with the Mirths. Several illnesses include grippe and la grippe. Dr Abb treating. Farmers Union Number Ten rabbit hunt yielded twenty-six dozen rabbits for supper. Miss Jordon visited Ottawa. daughter of several families noted. John Cunningham moving into new house. holiday plans referenced.
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Seota
Chile
Jardon
Wibna
Virgil Sutton Leos Jardon
Yue
Wiable
Rhoda da
Wondhier Lodge
Mos
John Li M
Owen
Oklahoma
Charlie Cline
Mc Hird Ant
Alva Rock
Frances Jordon
Awit
Fred Kaiser
Ottawa
Frogie
Robert Oswald
Ruby
T. F. Blaas
Sanday
W. Pitts
He Grippe
Abb
Baldwin
T. FP. Baas Andison
Julius
Guthrie
James Osher
Myre
Mary Griffith
Independence
Number Ten
Chas. Bowser
Farmers Union of Number Ten
George Matthey
St. Marvital
Kaians City
Ransgel
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
A string of visits and greetings fills a Lawrence area weekend bulletin. Miss Ethel and Miss Jerva Bartow call on Central Street friends while Mr and Mrs Rehnhmidt entertain relatives. Mrs Hornberger celebrates a birthday with neighbors. several families report illnesses, school events, and church activities across Worden and Marion areas.
Wonderful remedy for coughs and croup advertised
A fragmentary notice touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a long used pain relief for sore throats colds and bronchial coughs. It cites Mrs Dilkeson of Youngstown Ohio and mentions a niece residence in Baldwin plus various local names and everyday village activities amid a stream of unrelated notes and notices.
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Dilkeson
Youngstowns O
Foley
Sterling
Sigel Neighbors Share News Of Family Visits This Weekend
Sigel residents report Elvert Robisons and Miss Mintie Robison visiting their brothers near Lecompton last Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Giesey and Carl Crumpinski have been on the sick list. a doctor was called Friday. Misses Ruth Violet Christy Lila Reece spent Sunday with Ida Buelleim. Elbie Warner, working in Norton County, came Saturday to spend Christmas with his parents. Grover Gliich recently discharged from Simmons Hospital was able to leave Friday. Mrs. Huma Petefish returned from Laven Saturday evening after two weeks with her mother. A sermon was to be preached at the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon by the Methodist pastor Va Lo. Come and hear a gospel message if you have time. Mrs. Ax and Mrs. Dix visited Mrs. Sanders Thursday.
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Newhall
Eile
Verve
Vsithh
Ifany Webster
Neve
Kansuaity
Will Syich
J. He Sander
Sopiers
Gander
Crifig
F. X. Alavdon
Herbert Wright
Dérton
Christos Inter- Tion
Tlaruth Wriend
Bieler
J. Twe
Ted
Eudora
F. Clyde Clemons
Lawrence
Mrnday
FLX
Jardon
Kansas City
Clutsday
Ruth Landgver
Chaante
Bennett Wis
Anon Kirby
Marguerite Trarker
Jean Kwarl Jett
Eaupor
Syida
Vert Hoover
Maurine
de Kinnee
Shitehingon
Laldwin
Liperet
Mel
W. Reidoyil Yu
Fran Vin Pries
Slibpprees
Balarday
Viv, McKinzie
Laregong
Wifl
Fe Jodge Leld
Meir Clortion
Allivers
Frink Snuék
Bert - ' Vive
Ivkevel
John Wise
Smith Leonard
Payis
Miside
Jota Wise
Clap. Jain
Gerlynde Blsek
Tir Lawrence
Geers Estherline
Mr and Mas
J-H
Bee “Farrenkoph
Brookfeld
Sethas Vaughn
Mason
Hanford
California
Mary Ross Wane
Evenine Tov
Miss Hoss
Tim
Ana” Kirkpatries
Huture
Hart
Iit
Syed Sever
Jena Js
Bunyan
Dnehiter
Wangas
Mi Tney
S.C. Whittar
Mayall
E. R. Foiles
Re Foiles
FX. Jaron
Kanesas City
Sardon
June
Lnpeka
Myers
West Baldwin
Halen Strobe
Topeka
Miss Stevenson
Baldwin ‘High School
Frank Lisherness
AL Childs
D. Ta
George, Tuttle
Ethel
Lawrence Satunday
Walter
Eanra
Worden
Pwe
David Holmner
Lape
Cael Ali
Jerva Bartow
Witl
Relie
Anna Larighlin
Central Stukast
John Rehhmidt
Slaughter
Marie
Marion Gentov
May
Taz
Oseay
Frank
Claude Ratherman
Oli
EL EL Lute
Oscar
Mary Tehic
Hack
C. Gs Svlwaz
Tom Curtis
M. J. Jordon
Wilber Sutton
L.G. Baker
Kansas
Jane Sutton
Lagrippe
Bell
Cloud Co
Vunele
Emil Ifenon
Iutcher
Johnson
Wirse
eMars
M. J. Jardon
Slerry
Cortis
Baldwin
Dramatic Art
Baker University
Lester Gilmore
Italy
Jardan
Emil
Sutton Dee
Dr. Bell
Ballwin
Chargh
Jar
Tohn Lewis
Farners Enron of Hopes
Earl Jordon
Gardon
Tome
Charles Black
Colorado
Frisia
Earl Black
Dy, Uhl
Lawrence Gleason
Wigh Prairie
Julius Haas
Elvert Robisons
Mintnie Robison
Te ‘Leconpton
Grover Gliich
Dix
Willow Springs Social Guests Report Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Wa Churetindeh and Miss Bessie hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs D H Kesler Mr Biard and Miss Vina Sanders jr Columbia Wie Will and Miss Bertha Boehle of Pleasant Grove and Stella Neay Mrs D E Churehbaugh and Mrs Cod Filirn browsed Lawrence Friday and visited the August Boehld home Pleasant Grove residents traveled home after a social afternoon as Harold Pence remains at home noted amid sickness concerns
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Pleasant
Grove
E. TD. Pence
2A. Deay
Tod Deay
Harold’ Pence
Queer Heredity Freak Study Finds Still Fingers Transmitted
A Boston study presented to the National Sciences Academy reports results on the heredity of congenital limb malformations in the medical centers of Harvard and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. The research analyzes the inheritance pattern of a condition described as still fingers, noting potential genetic links and implications for understanding limb development.
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Boston
Mass
The
National Sciences
Harvard
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Académy
Fragmentary OCR Note on Family Health Issue Acknowledge
An incomplete report references a family with multiple members affected by a health defect. It mentions transmission through a parent and notes half of the children showing symptoms. The text is garbled, making specifics unclear and requiring cautious interpretation.
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Shotland
Gitliet Mather
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Noted in Local Records
Real estate transfers include warranty deeds listing spouses and property parcels such as Lots 26 328 130 Alonroev street Baldwin and Lane Place Addition North half lot 7 block 7 Tayrenee Kah. Quit claim deeds reference Nellie Ac and others Frances Ovens with monetary notes. Gar chocolates and Wiederann’s appear as local business mentions amidst property entries.
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Lawrence
Sparkhte
Ian
Girdenwoods ‘Aglions
Alonroev Street
Nellie Ac
Tlushinud
Prances Ovens
Lane Place
Tayrenee
Kah
Rats Bother Soldiers Along French and English Lines
A soldier reports a rat invasion across the front lines in France and England, describing trenches, communications, lodgings, and barns choked with rats. He says they attack by night and day, forcing men to sleep with rodents nearby and fearless effects on supply and shelter.
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Prenel
New Zealand Prosecutes German Firm Amid Shielded Reports
A New Zealand authorities move targets a German trading firm over questionable practices. The action underscores ongoing enforcement efforts, with details limited by censorship and partial publication. The case centers on corporate conduct and regulatory compliance in a tense postwar context.
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New Zealand
Afellington
New
Lemnes Skand Trading Firm
Ete
Elvi
isiNess' Ub
Hendar tsLbianis
Reconstruction of a damaged article mentions imprisonment and a receiver
Fragmentary text notes a six month sentence and an official receiver appointed by New Hampshire government. It references Kodak and Evans Drug Store advertisements. Further readable details are scarce, including names and exact actions in a likely postwar economic or legal notice.
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Sail
Wewards
Eberhardt
Hans
Market prospects for Kansas horticulture grow
Fragmented report discusses Kansas State horticulture society, marketing prospects, and pricing for growers. Notes demand in nonlocal markets, shipments, and potential home consumption growth. Mentions Ice lending, Arkansa shipments, and fruit product packaging as elements shaping a market in 1075.
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Kansas State
Afr
Whitney
Arkansa Ilso
Kansa
Nationists of
Kansas
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