Public relations urged for gas firms by Mullaney
B J Mullaney vice president of Peoples Gas urges gas companies to publish details of service in newspapers directly rather than rely on puffery. He warns secrecy breeds suspicion and says public opinion should be shaped through open advertising and clear facts. He cites customer needs for instant gas and notes employees are key in public relations. 200 member gas companies use association ad services. 1924 spend about 1.75 million, likely near 2 million in 1925. In Washington, the Mcl Fadden banking bill moves after a panel cut a section restricting state banks with branches from reserve system membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Associated Press
America
B. J. Mullaney
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company of
Chicago
American Gas Association
Mullane
Meilaney
Mullaney
Cas
Gost
Sui
Washington
MclFadden
Senate Banking Committee
Reserve Systeim
Orders for Steel Increase in New York Report
New York on February 10 reported United States Steel orders for January totaling 5,037,323 tons, up 220,647 tons from the previous month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Orporation
Not a Singer Yet Onstage I Stand Proud
Fragmentary lines show a speaker named Bess stating doubt about singing but admitting capability when on stage. The text hints at an evaluation of solo performance and overall chorus contribution with fragmented dialogue and stage direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Sunday Visitors and Moves In Lawrence Area
Local social notes list numerous visitors and callers from Lawrence and nearby towns at several homes including the Messer, Warner, and Tucker households. Mentions travel to Lawrence, a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Carr, and move of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deay to Lawrence with well wishes from friends.
Lake View Social News Highlights From Local Visits
Mrs G B Parisett visits Denver for a few weeks with her folks. Lenora Bab and Cora Lewis travel to nearby towns, while Harley Armstrong mated hay for Ship Gentry last week. Colorado visitors Mr and Mrs Greuch join local families. Betty and Sunny Farley stay with grandmother Mrs Baldwin. Owen Mitchell shells corn as George Langenderfer improves. Numerous local names appear in routine calls and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G .B. Parisett
Denver
Ghie
Leanora Bab
Apes City
Cora Lewis
Topeks
Harley Armstrong
Greuch
Colorado
Owen Mitchell
Ada Kathern
Robert Lewis
Bennie Lewis
Arthur Lewis
Ralph Myers
George Langenderfer
Knowing
Seymer
Gentry
Fred Lewis
Fried Lawson
Lewis
Herbert
Georgy Fimmett
Bers Perkins
Marguerite
Lute
Vaushinder
George Emmith
Lawreves
Farmers' Union oyster supper at Blue Mound Schoolhouse
Community notes report on the annual oyster supper at Blue Mound schoolhouse hosted by Bellview and Blue Mound Farmers' Union. The item lists residents visiting, returning from Missouri, and local social calls including Cowles, Freese, Hadle, Day, Akin, and others with brief movements through Friday to Sunday.
Crossword Puzzle Language From a Fragmentary 19th Century Page
Puzzle text lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues with mismatched spellings and garbled phrases. The readable items suggest a dense crossword draft with clues for Deserves, Stills, Before, A musical divams, An edible legume, A wire spike, An ejaculation, A donkey, A printer's measure, A yellow flower, Humor, A meal, Masculine pronoun, To plunder, White with age, and various descriptors, plus scattered partial phrases about timing and objects.
Linwood Notes On Town Life And Local Sports
Linwood telegrams report Mitchell County events from visits by Oscar Gross family to Lawrence and Kansas City to the Linwood Times debut. Local dealings include high school basketball losses, Masons banquet, funerals, births, illness recoveries, and visits from relatives and neighbors across Kansas and Missouri.
AILMENTS OF YOUNG GIRLS EVANSTON WYoming
A Wyoming reader reports severe monthly symptoms disrupted schooling and mobility until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health. After a year of treatment she recovered strength, bore five children, and regained ability to perform household tasks without pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyoming
Lydia E. Pinkham
Verbena
2Nd Avenue
Surprise event at church draws large local crowd
Friends of Mr and Mrs Will Garbutt and daughter Dorothy hosted a Saturday evening gathering at the church with a large turnout and refreshments of fruit, cake and hot chocolate. Lawrence visitors were noted for several residents and social calls were exchanged among neighbors in Perry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Garbutt
Dorothy
Austin Fiery
Frad
Lawrence
Everett Hand
Will Curtis
Juiepenen
Isa
Irs
Rudolph Dietz
Linus
Opal Mae
Minnie Dietz
Walter Brown
Perry
Elise Dietz
Frank Slory
Valley Chapel Notes and School Report Summary
Frances Ward spent Sunday at John Banks home of Valley Chapel. The Jone Star school report for February shows enrollment 3, average daily attendance 82, absences 104 percent, tardiness 25. Named students present include Vera Flory, Galen Quackenbush, Dudley Bond, Kenneth Bond, Charles Lindell, Della Bond, Pharon Miller, Donald Bond, Rettie Loweslina, Richard Sanders, Anna Lindell, Raymond Sanders, Margaret Curtis, Freddie Sanders, Fay Miller, John Quakenbush, Edna Fox. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson and Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Neider visited Valley Chapel. Alda Knott family hosted with Alda Elizabeth, Barbara Ann, and Maurice. Austin Flory and Frank. Gladys and Esther were Lawrence visitors. Mart Flory delivered hogs to Lawrence for Marioa Childs. Mrs Torter Bond and Everett visited in Lawrence. Rudolph Dietz sawing for Low Childs. Those who Kenned? included Jimmie Childs, Ralph Quackenbush, Will Johnson, Alfred Dietz, Frank Flory, Lon Childs, and Mrs Curtis also visited Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ward
St the John Banks
Valley Chapel
Jone Star School
Vera Flory
Galen Quackenbush
Dudley Bond
Kenneth Bond
Charles Lindell
Della Bond
Pharon Miller
Donald Bond
Ty Lowselina
Richard Sanders
Anna Lindell
Raymond Sanders
Margaret Curtis
Freddie Sanders
Fay Miller
John Quakenbush
Edna
Fox
Robert Wilson
Gottlieb Neider
Alda Knott
Alda Elizabeth
Barbara Ann
Maurice
Austin Flory
Frank
Gladys
Esther
Lawrence
Mart Flory
Marioa Childs
Fragmentary notice hints at missing person in Oregon California
A fragmentary OCR line mentions someone missing for about a year and a half across Oregon and California, with no clear names or dates available. The unreadable text prevents fuller identification of person or circumstances.
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Oregon
California
Flush kidneys with Jad Salts backache remedy
When kidneys hurt and back feels sore, a cold harmless solution may help. Drink plenty water, take Jad Salts as directed, and have kidneys checked by a physician regularly. The remedy claims to cleanse and stimulate kidney function and neutralize system acids.
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Chet
Swan
Pleasant Grove
Leonard Tee
Charlie Joe
Min
Ralph
Ice
N. D. Messer
Elsie Forney
Walter Deay
Pudley
Leona Tucker
George Warner
Union
Ezra Churchbaugh
Mary
Tray Flory
Oscar
Nettie
Art Campbell
Misteed
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Waller Deay
Dudley
Robert Gentry
Lake View
Ward
Landiz
Felix Tucks
Noah Eberhart
Miss Eberwine
Thelma Daniels
Messer
Jacob Oehlert
Pleasant Valley
Felix Tuckel
Myrtle Jacobs
Waters
Trevillion
George Ott Sr
Blanche Able
Raher
George Ott
Whatey
Duncan
George Whatey Jr
Topeka
Whaley
George Whaley
Te Ome
Gon Wey
Bley
Fellas
WEA
Bellview
Blue Mound
Farmers’ Union
Blue Mound School House
Miss Kilburn
Missouri
Deger Kolbe
John Akin
Ralph Freese
Will Freese
E. CG. Cowles
Mi Ethel Cowles
Mrs. Freese
Margaret Cowles
Mabel Day
Vinland High School
Jose
J. H. Freese
Harriet
Ethel Cowles
Gladys Cowles
Degenkotbe
Isabell Hadle
AL Hadle
Roy
Daugherty
Madi
Air
Ed Hadle
Chas. Kertz
Bigsby
George Bicklemire
Kansas City
Charles Brown
A. von Gunten
A “Hote
Mimine
Sinaliye
Levywood
Oscar Gross
Wyo
Independence
Hazel Shore
Pittsburg
Kan
A. L. Smith
Smith
Alfred
Frank Frederick
H. F. Wilson
Mankato
Kans
Linwood Times
Blanche Holloway
Pearl Warren
Walter Reed
Alice Heckert
Wichita
A. A. Jones
Troy Snider
Olive Siscoe
John
Trapp
A. Siscoe
Calo
A. ©. Kimball
J. E. Blevins
O. BR. Lale
Odessa
Jack Curtis
W. Martin
Alien
de Soto
Linwood
Roy Bowen
Topekas
M. Bowen
Ruth Lermen
I Manhattan
Masons
Ethel Hatfield
F. W. Byars
Zacariah Gausnell
Sadie Stanfield
Methodist Church
le C. Pennington
The
Baptist Church
Grauswell
Stanfield
Wm. Cline
Chas. McMillen
Homer MecMillen
Ruben Gausnell
Coweta
Okla
Elwood Leach
Feb
Minnie Mussleman
Neodesha
Lida Bowers
Natoma
Eunice Bowers
Kansas
H. B. Browning
Versailles
Edmund Wilson
Tre Linwood Times
Franklin Attebury
Clint Siscoe
W. S. Jones
Houghton
Mare] Harbaugh
Ida’ White
J. B. Coleman
Chas. Petty
John Trapp
Sas City
Oren Gross
Girard
E. L. Springer
Earl Beckey
Alien Harbaugh
Lewisburg
Bessie Stratford
J.B. Coleman H
Kansas'City
J. F. McKinney
Charles Store
Joe
John Smelser Thursay
Drs
Ollie-Siscoe
John Trapt
Colo
Cecile Petty
Topek
Henry Morrill
T. P. Freie
R. C. Curtis
N. Kimball
Leavenworth
Mackbottom
Mass
St. Busimeks
McNeill
Monti
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
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