New Freedom and the Coming Social Order
Dr Wheeler of the University of Kansas argues that civilization progresses through successive centuries of science and that the twentieth century may be defined by psychology, economics, and sociology. He warns that fear and ignorance drive change, urging a broader understanding of social forces to achieve a higher individualism within natural law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Wheeler
University of Kansas
Trian
Harvey
Pasteur
Darwin
O” Beeen
Pyeui
Groundhog predicts end of winter amid colder forecast
Topeka report says the weather man used clouds to aid the groundhog's forecast of winter's end while the federal meteorologist noted sub zero readings in the northwest. He predicted not colder weather statewide, with highs 35 to 40 and lows 15 to 5, as Dodge City’s yesterday high reached 46 and rain was expected in eastern Kansas. Silk exchange closes in Yokohama after a near twenty percent drop amid US Japan tensions adding to market pessimism.
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Topeka
S. D. Flora
Havre
Mont
Flora
Concordia
Dodge City
Kansas
Silk Exchange
Even Jail Lock Is Stolen and Other Local Notes
A collection of brief district items reports thefts and curiosities. Adams recovering an adding machine stolen last June after notifying Topeka offices. A Linton jail lock was stolen as a prisoner escaped. Ecuador reports a revolu tionary movement near Tulcan crushed. New York alumni of the University of Kansas to meet in St. Regis hotel. Clarence Topping joins Lawrence Rotary. Fort Leavenworth guards bowling against Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co. Choked flue causes alarm at A Snapp residence on Maple Street.
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Linton, XN. D
Linton
New York
University _of Kansas
St. Regis Hotel
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence
Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co
Lawrence Recreation
A. Snapp
Maple Street
Kemen
Machine Located After Theft From Eudora Mills
J D Adams proprietor of Eudora Mills received a letter from Burroughs Adding Machine Co Kansas City noting his stolen adding machine found in their Kansas City territory. Adams located the possessor at St Joseph Mo where deputies recovered the machine after learning it had been sold by a Kansas City pawnbroker.
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J. D. Adams
Eudora Mills
Topeka
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Kansas City
Mgr. Adams
Rockfort Furniture Company
St. Joseph
F. Richards
Eudora
Jack Dunkley
Fred Vogler
Lawrence
Furniture Company
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Holds First Meeting of Year
The Oakridge Farm Bureau Group met at Mrs. Prank Bereiter’s home on Friday afternoon January 29 for its first meeting of the year with good attendance. Songs were sung with Mrs. A C Nichols at the piano and Mr Me.
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Oakridge Farm Bureau
Prank Bereiter
A. C. Nichols
Midland Rural club marks twenty seventh annual dinner
The Midland Rural club held its twenty seventh annual dinner and meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis with a bountiful shared dinner and year books distributed. Mrs. George Young, founder and Red Cross worker, active in D A R and church work, died after a hip injury. she was seventy five.
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Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
C. C. Miller
M. L. Miller
W. Hi Morson
W. H. Mohler
W. Y. Weeks
Frank McGrade
A. C. Nichols
Edith Griffin
F. L. Hartman
Elmer Hird
HA. G. van Neste
Midland Rural Club
Fred Lewis
George Young
C. B. Young
Young
Red Cross
D. A.R
Congregational Church
Rolla Stanwix
George Stanwix
Grant Township
Lawrence Leonhard
Herb Dissinger
Ozankie
Frank Leonhard
W. R. Stiner
Stiner
Church Epworth League
Mildred
Ruby Leonhard
Eugene Leary
Fairview
Dinner and meeting at Hotel Wood noted in Oak Ridge report
Clyde Husted and Lawrence Leon attended a dinner and meeting at the Hotel Wood on Wednesday evening. Mrs Husted spent the evening with Mrs Lawrence Leonhard School News reports hot lunches served daily with an older pupil acting as chief cook and two younger pupils assisting. The county school nurse visited Oak Ridge last week with weighings measurements and health checks, reporting no serious defects. Several students listed on the sick list or with perfect attendance. The Oakridge Journal second issue, edited by seventh and eighth grades with help from other pupils, will be ready to print soon for distribution in school.
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Tayeek
Ray Barnes
Chester Toms
Midland
Russel Shaw
Marguerite Nunemaker
Douglas County Court House
Mud Creek
F. H. Leonhard
Joe Woolf
Bonner, Springs
Frank] Toms Home
R. R. Weakley
Rays Station
Harry van Neste
Lawrence
W. R.stiner
H. Leonhard
Clyde Husted
Lawrence Leonhard
Hotel Wood
George ‘Snow
Eugene Snow
Oakridge’ Journal
Neuritis Rheumatism Pains End Quickly with SENDOL Tablets
A vintage ad claims SENDOL tablets offer rapid relief for neuritis rheumatism pains, including feverish pins, aches and stiff joints. It promises non-habit forming relief sold by druggists in boxes at a price per box.
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Groundhog
Japan
Yokohama
United States
SDS
King
Parsons, Kan
Adams
Dunkley
Burroughs
To ‘Peka
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Government
Tulcan
Topping Rotary Club
Clarence. Topping
Dickinson Theatres
Lawrence Rotary Club
Robert Manley
Associated Press
Otilia Nevales
Havana
Oak Ridge
Svarelys
Charles Ruggles
Hanes
Oace
Karl. Dane Geo Ky Arthur
Cartoon and News
Borris Karloff
Colin Clive Mae Clarke
Stepping Sisters
Louise Dresser
Minna Gombell
Jobyna Howland
William Collier, Sr
H. G. van Neste
State Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Dickinson
Varsity
Carl
Tomorro
Smu
Gloria
Extra
Saint Summerville
Sea Soldiers Sweeties
Heaven
Hell
Dickinson Theatre
Wren
Hallywood
Buddy
Doe
Pater
Lilyan Tashman
William Boyd
Kansas Players
Music Hall
Weber and Fields
Peter Dailey
Floradora
Santiago
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