Kansas Vehicles Reach 327000 With Payments To Road Fund
Kansas counts 327,170 vehicles in 1922, including 303,702 autos and 23,468 trucks, with fees totaling 165,731 from licenses and related licenses. Sedgwick and Wyandotte lead in counts. Stanton has the fewest. Estimated year end surplus returns to counties around 50 thousand after plate purchases.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Automobile Bureau
Secretary of State
FE. A. Cornell
Sedgwick
Wyandotte County
Shawnee County
Butler County
Stanton Couny
Williams town social notes reveal holiday visits and shopping
Williamstown and nearby households report visitors from Lawrence Topeka Oskaloosa and Kansas City. Families host relatives shop in Perry Topeka Lawrence and Osage area during Christmas season. Several moves and illnesses noted with multiple mentions of Rosa Webb Ruth Hurd and the Rose family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Button
Lawrence
Albert Rose
Esther Hamm
Harvey Baker
C. T. Allen
Alfred Baker
Perry
Ed Bearman
le Roy
W. A. Hardesty
Russell Calvert
John Able
Roy
Lois
Topeka
Jim Leger
Kansas City
Charley “Baker
George Hamm
Oskaloosa
Ben Thompson
A. A. Allen
Ruth Hurd
Joe Clark
Grandma McCracken
Ruth
Albert Leo Rose
Miss Smith
Miss Hill
Neile Trapp
Oklahoma
Freda Beisicker
Merle Trapp
Rebecca Allen
Hobert
Stallard
Pete
Charie
Lottie
Marie
Clyde
Arthur Ites
O. V. Bell
Christmas Social At Twin Mound School House
A large crowd attended a Friday evening program and Christmas tree at the Twin Mound school house. Santa Claus drew laughs and the event ended with a communal Christmas. Families from Lawrence Richland Worden and nearby areas shared visits and Christmas celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Roy, Thurber
Mary
Jim Murphy
Overbrook
Thaddie Petefish
Lettie Talley
Bert Fogerty
Elmer Thurber
Celestia
Lawrence
Jackman
George Sullivan
Frank Simon
Worden
Dewey Benander
Q. B.therber
George Thurber
Boinge
Eugene Gaines
Richland
Clearfield Community Notes End Month of School
December 22 marked the end of the fourth month of school in Clearfield with several students achieving perfect attendance. A scarlet fever scare led to postponement of church and school activities. Local families visited, clubs held meetings, officers elected for the Young People's Alliance, and community members engaged in daily tasks and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Otto Selzer
Everett Deay
Clarence Moldenhauer
John William Deay
Floyd Moldenhauer
Irene Deay
Lila Selzer
Howard Deay
Leroy Breithaupt
Albert Walter
Orange
California
Irvin Breithapt
Lawrence
Gideon Breithaupt
Charles Lawrenz
Paul Selzer
David Sturm
Ladies’ Circle
Albert Moldenhauer
Harold Eberhart
Roy Breithaupt
Young People’s Alliance
John Schwim
Herbert Lawrence
Minnie Breithaupt
Helen Selzer
Clarence Hausman
Harvey Brécheisen
Leland Kendall
Tulsa
Oklahoma
John Selzer
Albert Meeder
A. A. Brecheisen
Welda
Ted Thorn
Irvin
Breithaupt
Charles Hackman
Fred
Kansas
William Deay
Lawrence couple wed in simple Clearfield ceremony
Miss Estelle Hausman and Harold Eberhart of Lawrence married at the Henry Hausman home with Rev. Husher officiating. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried white and pink carnations. Only near relatives attended and the couple will reside at 1401 New York Street in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hansman
Kansas City
Grover Johnson
Fred Deay
J. W. Frye
A. 4A
Brecheisen
Welda
Kansas
Clearfield
Estella Hausman
Har
Paul Selzer
Dan Selzer
Estelle Hausman
Harold Eberhart
Lawrence
Henry Hausman
New York Street
Ted Brecheisen
Alvin Breithaupt
Edgerton
Paul Hausman
Lucille Chaney
Dr. Reid
Wellsville
Hausman
Dr. Bell
Baldwin
Lucille
Desoto News Socials and Visits From Area Residents
Clay Linden shipped a car load of mules to Kansas City Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Sprouse of Armourdale visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Henry Golden. Wilma and Harrison Secrest visit grandparents in Wellsville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neill of Kansas City visited sister Mrs. C. S. Hambleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shelton of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Linden
Kansas City
Ivory Sprouse
Armourdale
G. P. Davis
Charles Cooper
Henry Golden
Wilma
Harrison Secrest
Wellsville
Harry Neill
C. S. Hambleton
Ralph Shelton
Christmas quotes and visits across Kansas highlighted
Kansas community notes recount Christmas day visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Frank Shelton host relatives. Charles Hundley Emmett Culp and kin spend time with Mrs Will Culp. Mrs Frank Laughman and Humboldt baby with Reed family. W C T U plans meeting January 5 at Mrs J D Buckinghams. local social and travel updates include Pittsburg teachers, and several residents visiting Kansas City or nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Frank Shelton
Charles Hundley
Emmett Culp
Will Culp
Frank Laughman
Humboldt, Kans
Charles Reed
J. D. Buckingham
Frank Johnston
C. E. Wolf
Bonnervege
Seth Conard
Pittsburg
Kan
Wes Coker
Kansas City
C. S. Hambleton
M. R. Dearmin
Marguerite Morse
K. A
George Day
Hesper
Frank Soule
Hobart Morse
Edith Search
Ella
Smothered by Gas Solace Promises Drug Ad Card
An advertisement from San Francisco by J. Baalmann, chemist, hawks Baalmann's Gas Tablets to prevent gas pressure around the heart and lungs, claiming relief from discomfort, better sleep, and appetite. It urges readers to buy a dollar package from Round Corner Drug Co. or other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
Round Corner Drug Co
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
Holidays Cast Across Kansas City Area Families
Fragments show several families visiting relatives over Christmas. Irma Hambleton shopped in Kansas City while Elina Baker returned from Tenboola for the holidays. Oscar Anderson from Olathe celebrated in De Soto. Dr. B M Powell of Topeka attended services in De Soto with the Methodist charge. Edith and Dorothy of Lawrence spent Christmas with their aunt Mrs. Will Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kirby
Reno
John Leger
Arthur Bates
Elmer
Lawrence
Esther Bates
Manhattan
Cleve Everett
Linwood
Oscar Beurman
Topeka
Frank Beurman
Rudolph Beurman
Caroline Gast
Sylvester May
Williamstown Baptist Church
Elise Dietz
Chester Spray
Albert Rose
Ed Bearman
le Roy
J. D. Button
Fanning
K. U
Irma Hambleton
Kansas City
Finyd
Roberts
Vara Nat Hutchinee Palewer Ien Plummer
Thoreday
Frank Stickman
Miss Price
Stilwell
Elina Baker
Oscar Anderson
Olathe
de Soto
B. M. Powell
Dé Soto
Edith
Dorothy
Will Jewett
Just Insurance Ad By J. R. Holmes At 107 East Seventh
J R Holmes operates an insurance office at 107 A East Seventh offering coverage options. Phone contact listed as 19. Local ad emphasizes personal service and tailored policies for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Holmes
Just Insurance
E. Seventh
George Lowman Buys One Third Of Round Corner Drug
George Lowman acquired a one third stake in Round Corner Drug, where he has worked six and a half years. Walter Varnum is president, Lowman vice president, and E H Varnum secretary treasurer. The store will be redecorated with wiring and new fixtures arriving January 15, aiming to become a leading corner shop in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowman
Round Corner Drug Company
Walter Varnum
E. H. Varnum
Lowman
Lawrence
Dick Brothers
Itsvania
Round Corner Drag ‘Company
Lawrence Business College boosts young men careers
An observer notes many middle-aged men toil in low pay jobs due to lack of specialized qualifications. He advises youths to capitalize on experience by enrolling in the Lawrence Business College to gain practical training and improve prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business College
Enroll Now for Mid-Winter Term at Lawrence College
Lawrence Business College invites applications for the mid-winter term. Prospective students are urged to enroll promptly to secure a place in the upcoming program, with courses designed to equip scholars for business careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lawrence Business College
Matthews Lumber Co Feal Order Phone Line
Phone your feal order to 34. Co. E Matthews Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
34. Co
Matthews Lumber Co
Sweeney Presents Gift to American Legion Tonight
American Legion members who gather tonight at the post hall will receive Christmas presents presented by poet T.J. Sweeney. The event offers attendees a chance to take home a gift as part of the holiday program at the legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Legion
American Legion
Po Hall
Preventative Bromo-Gnue for Colds and Grip Ad
Boxed medicine advertisement touts Bromo Guine for prevention of colds and influenza. Mentions dosage and the signature of W. Grove on the box. Claims efficacy with a 30 cent price and urges careful use to beat the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Miss Verdi Visits Kansas City for Drescher Millinery
Miss Verdi went to Kansas City this morning to buy for Drescher's millinery shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdi
Hemming
Kansas City
Drescher’s
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Williamstown
Desoto News
Round Corner
C. W. Smith
Ford
Green Bros
Mass. St
Bain
H. P. International
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