Journal World Snapshot 1932 Tax, Rail, and World Notes
A column from February 5 1932 reviews tax issues as a property owner pays nearly 400 dollars while a Missouri Pacific branch line faces abandonment due to tax concerns. It notes Manila Manila penal code changes, a snow season in Lawrence Kansas, Japanese actions in Shanghai, tobacco rumors, and remarks on Hoover and Mayor Jimmy Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Chautauqua
Montgomery
Wilson
Chanute Tribune
Tribune
Old Home Town Notes On Proms And Local Tales
Noted pianist Augusta Cottlow to play in University piano recital tomorrow with admission 50 cents. Miss Marie Morgan returns from Leavenworth visit. C C Collins sails to Washington D C. Mrs Charles Brown ill on Delaware street. Charles Lawrence fractures arm in YMCA class accident described as unavoidable. Mr and Mrs Frank Strail depart for Cottonwood Falls to visit Strail parents. August Hackbarth ill at home. Jeffries District 54 rents farm plans move to Manhattan for children’s education. Baptist church youths enjoy skating party then stories at Raymond home. H Springer Turner Society physical culture teacher suffers a dislocated ankle after a fall on ice.
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Augusta Cottlow
Marie Morgan
Leavenworth
C. C. Collins
Washington, D. C
Charles Brown
Delaware Street
Charles Lawrence
Lawrence
Frank Strail
Cottonwood Falls
Mr. Strail
August Hackbarth
Jeffries
District 54
Manhattan
The
Baptist Church
Harry Raymond
H. Springer
Turner Society
Diet for Adolescents Aids Growth With Meat Milk and Beans
The adolescent boy and girl need foods that support full growth and development. Meat should appear in the diet at two to four ounces daily, with cheese, legumes, peas, beans, and lentils adding protein. Milk is especially valuable and should be served liberally.
Tomorrow Diets for Adolescents
A guide on adolescent nutrition emphasizes milk with cereals and breads for energy, fruit and vegetables for minerals and vitamins, and moderate sweets. It notes calories per pound vary by age, with proteins prioritized, and discourages strong spices while encouraging balanced meals.
Resolution on the Death of Chair man G. W. Hardtarfer
The Maple Grove Drainage District Board of Directors mourns the death of Chairman G. W. Hardtarfer on January 15 1932. He served from March 1923, twice elected, known for honesty, fairness, and public spirit. The board extends sympathy to his family and will publish the resolution in local newspapers. Surviving members Vernon M. King Roscoe Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Havine
Kansas History This Date 1889 Cabinet Plea for Plum
The Kansas state senate passes a resolution urging President-elect Benjamin Harrison to consider Senator William J. Plum for a cabinet post. This action reflects early political maneuvering during the transition period.
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State Senate
Harrison
Plum
Kansas City Fire Chief Donovan Dies After Illness
Daniel F. Donovan 65 longtime Kansas City fire chief dies after a short illness. He rose from hoseman to chief over 45 years, succeeding retirement of Chief Alex Henderson in 1927. Also in Kansas City a bank suit over two notes 2000 each ends unfavorably for the plaintiff. In Topeka, rail grain rate restoration approved with 10 days notice set for February 20, and insurance rates for autos filed with acceptance of filing by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Daniel F. Donovan
David Heilman
Clay Center
Kan
Oklahoma
Topeka
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Service Commission
Kansas
Commerce Commission
Kansas Farm Organizations
National Bureau of Casualty & Surety Underwriters
Charles F., Hobbs
Hobbs
J. G. Egan
Insurance Department
Washington ball invites six Kansas women to serve on committee
Washington notes six Kansas women named to the Washington ball committee for February 22. The honorees are Mrs. E L Mc Dowell Arkansas City Mrs Frank Jarrell Topeka Mrs L L Pettijohry Dodge City Mrs C W Hunter Wellington and Mrs R L Merrick Topeka with Denton the only one who has accepted. Also Formosa hosts over 4 000 000 camphor trees, some more than 1000 years old.
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Washington
Kansas
E. L. McDowell
Arkansas City
Frank Jarrell
Toneka
L. L. Pettijohry
Dodge City
W. Hunter
Wellington
R. L. Merrick
Topeka
Albert H. Denton
Denton
Island
Formosa
Plunge to a Shotgun Wedding in Westchester
Hope Ross elopes with Dickey Dale after a moonlit drive and a quick wedding by a weary Justice of the Peace. The richest girl in Westchester becomes Mrs Dale as their families face disapproval over social status and a sudden, risky new union. A waiting scene hints at further trouble as an ensuing escapade stirs the couple and a sleeping household.
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Hope Ross
Dickey Dale
Dickey
Hope
Westchester
Rusty Crandall
Lake Placid
Mariage
Goody
Utekes
Ti ‘Ckey
Dale
Justice of the Peace
Dad
Copsright
Grace Perkins
The Big Party by Mary Graham Bonner
John and Peggy receive an invitation carried by Wag-Wag-Wag. The Magic Maker Surprises leads them in a sleigh to a country snow party for snowflakes. On the way home they stop for hot chocolate with whipped cream.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Peggy
Surprises
Magic Maker
Tomorrow The Old Poet FLASHES OF LIFE
Springfield Missouri reports a mixed society note with Elizabeth Lawson a Pentecostal minister divorcing John C Lawson and officiating at his marriage to Velma Sneed both parties recently separated. Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth students attend a silent film program with expected boos and peanuts. McAlester Oklahoma Frank Morgan prefers jail to freedom after a pardon. he returns to jail. Berlin notes a lawsuit over whiskey classification by British distillers challenging a German product claiming whiskey.
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Springfield
Elizabeth Lawson
John C. Lawson
Velma -Sneed
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth
Okla
Frank Morgan
Oklahoma
Berlin
British Isles
Legionaux banquet planned in Larner Segraves hall
OsKaloosa reports the American Legion Auxiliary schedules its annual countywide banquet in the Larner Segraves hall this Thursday evening with noted speakers. Also notes Clyde and Mrs Brooks of Valley Falls visiting Judge and Mrs Decker, and a San Diego attorney W Worswick reports the death of J R Elliott a former resident and traveling salesman now of San Diego. Elliott survived by widow Ella Gwartney and brother Col Elliott of Denver. Bryant of the Gas and Pipe Line Co announces mains completion and imminent gas service. County Agent Glover announces a terracing school to be held in two locations this month.
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American Legion
Larner Segraves
Clyde Brooks
Valley Falls
J. A. Decker
J. R. Elliott
Hickory Point
Leavenworth
Denver
San Diego
Ella Gwartney
Easton
Elliot
David Howsh
Amanda Gwartney
Col Gardner
Col ‘Elliot
Bryant
Dunlap
Gas and Pipe Line Co
Oskaloosa
Glover
County Farm Bureau Unit Holds First Quarter Session
The county Farm Bureau Unit met at the high school D S rooms for the first quarterly session. Mrs. Harper led the lesson on planning homemakers time with three demonstrations on cementing linoleum stippling and floor wax. Ten county units attended the all day session. The next germinal is set for March 23. Commissioners met in February. Mrs Albert Gramse Wyatt Gragg and George Clark visited Topeka Tuesday. Lucy Raines of Topeka spent the weekend with parents Mr and Mrs George Raines. The Queen Esther class hosted a doughnut fry to raise funds for redecorating their classroom. Mr and Mrs M F Gabel of Holton visited Thursday night.
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Farm Bureau
D .S
Harper
Board Of'county Commissioners
Albert. Gramse
Wyatt Gragg
George Clark
Topeka
Lucy Raines
George. Raines
Bar Harbour
Salina Wesleyan University
M. F. Gabel
Holton
Lawrence Gabels Attend Kansas Day Festivities at Masonic Temple
Lawrence Gabel and his father traveled to Topeka on Friday for Kansas Day events at the Masonic Temple. In the afternoon Mrs. Lawrence Gabel hosted an afternoon party for his mother in law, Mrs. M. F. Gabel, with a close friends list. Miss Betty Perry and Billy Patrick returned to Lawrence to resume studies at K U after a midsemester break. Orville Noell of Manhattan was also listed as spending time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gabel
Lawrence
Topeka
Masonic Temple
M. F. Gabel
Betty Perry
Billy Patrick
K. U
Orville Noell
Manhattan
Syrup Pepsin Promises Health for Children and Adults
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stimulant to boosts digestion in children and adults. It claims improved bowel regularity, fewer sick spells, and protection from sluggish health, urging households to keep it on hand and avoid harsh laxatives.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Weekend visit to sister Martha at Mrs de Mall home
A weekend stopover is noted as Noell travels with his sister Martha to the home of their aunt Mrs de Mall. The text confirms a family gathering and residence during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
Martha
Noell
Mrs. de Mall
Gargle Remedy Instructions for Aspirin Use
A harmless and effective gargle Aderaleas 05, by accivee three to five Bayer Aspirin tablets in one-third clasatnl of water. gargle thoroughly, allowing a little to trickle down throat. Repeat in two hours as necessary. Be sure you use only the genuine Bayer Aspirin, marked with the Bayer cross, beware of substitutes.
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Chicsco
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Walton —Building
Detroit
General Motors
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Kanaas
Andrew Mel- Ton
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Leavenworth Times
Manila
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Tao
Shanghai
Far East
Huey Long
Louisiana
Hoover
GO. P
Jimmy Walker
New Iwork
New York
Russia
Dre Tago Galdston
Poor PA
Claude Callan Ae
Betty
Publishers Syndicate
G. W. Hardtarfer
Washington Ball
Bunny
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank of Lawrence
FR Holmes Inc.Co.inc
Douglas County Building & Loan Assn
Valentines
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