Soviet Forces Reported Moving Toward Siberian Frontier
Harbin dispatch says unconfirmed reports claim several thousand Soviet troops are near the Siberian border amid Japanese troop movements in Manchuria. Tamon's expedition against Chinese rebels near Imienpo is delayed by transport issues on the Chinese Eastern railway.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Rengo
Harbin
Siberian
Jiro Tamon
Imienpo
Russia
China
Moscow
Vladivostok
Altho
Tamon
Kharbarovsk
Ting-Chan
Tunhua
Kungehulin
Formaldehyde Seed Treatment Averts Oats Smut
Douglas county farmers faced oats smut last year and are urged to use formaldehyde seed treatment. J A Terrell recommend spraying 2 second man per scoop full, cover for six hours, then plant within 24 hours. Treat 40 bushels per pint of formaldehyde with equal water.
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Douglas County
J. A. Terrell
Sunday Sermon by Dr W L Post at Wall Grove
Weather permitting Dr W L Post of Lawrence will deliver a Sunday evening sermon at Wall Grove on February 28. All are invited to hear this message. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Harold Champion of O Neal and Mr and Mrs Donald Bowers of McLouth. The item also notes community visits and health updates from Sunnyside and Lake View areas.
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W.L. Post
Lawrence
Wall Grove
McFadden
Wellman Church
Spee
Harold, Champion
O'Neal
Donald Bowers
McLouth
Champion
Millard Stewart
Topeke
M. F
Charles Stewart
James Fowler
Baldwin
May. Smith
Eberhard
Sunnyside
Smith
Ira’ Ward
Jean
Eugene Johnson
Lawrence Ward
Lake ‘View
Donald Bower
F. H. Cham
Idaho social notes and local movements
Idaho excerpts list residents visiting relatives in California Leavenworth and Lawrence. Ruby May Puckett recovers from illness. Mrs Edmonds and son visit from Leavenworth. Robert Eagle and newborn return home from Leavenworth. Seth, Clifford Fowler, and J H Emery noted with moving plans and wood sawing. House moves near McLouth and O Ne al social visits are recorded. Oscar Emery recently returned from illness and resumes schooling.
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Idaho
California
William Keller
Lawrence
Dan Smith
Ruby May Puckett
Edmonds
Leavenworth
Robert Eagle
Whitman
Walter Daniels
Oscar Emery
Will Seth
San Smith
Ralph Stewart
Clifford Fowler
J. H. Emery
Ph Stewart
McLout
Fred Champion
Donald Bower
Harold Champion
O'Neal
Emery
Oskaloosa Residents Participate in Local and County Events
Local notes report visitors from Topeka and nearby towns, upcoming tax and dairy events, and a series of community activities. Delegates chosen for the state Republican convention attendances list multiple Osage and Perry area residents. News mentions medical recoveries, school programs, Washington reception plans, Presbyterian Aid society activities, and a local business sale.
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the Gilet
Topka
Pee
Albert Patrick
Lew ‘Thompson
Charles Jacquemin
B. P. Davis
Topeka
F. S. Pomeroy
Internal Revenue Department
George Sharp
Charles Decker
Oskaloosa
Walter Abbuehi
Valley Falls
Mahlon Steffey
Ozawkie
Ben Goddard
Dunavant
W. W. Detler
Grantville
Curtis Patrick
Arthur Ferris
Williamstown
Briok
Raymond Scott
Leavenworth
Amos Leech
Oskaloosa Staay
Martha Washingher
Washington
Coleman
Grand
Decker of
Perry
Smith
A. Decker
Catherine. Campbell of
Ott
Margaret’ Kirkham Oe
Fred Thompson
Governor’s
Presbyterian Aid Socity
Carl Stebbens
Will Burnett
Ross Fletcher
Fern Crawford
John Crawford
Paul Moeller
Margaret’ Luce
Clifford Neece
Bell. Sharkey
Neece
Presbyterian Mission
Clase
Addie Mains
Miss Mains
Harold Metzger
Ad ‘Terest
Jay Alexander
MicGrew
Suburban town notes and community events in Holton area
Local residents report rental activity near the old LG depot and list several upcoming community events. Posts note visits by Lawrence postmaster and district meeting in Holton, a Grand Lodge session in Topeka, church pulpit exchanges, cafe dinners at Elms Cafe, and a Valentine party for seventh graders. Additional items cover highway work by Charles Metzger, the high school play The Sky Riders, and club meetings including the Gravayson Happy Hour with officers elected for the year.
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LG. and. T
Marlin Metzner
H. L. Burger
Lawrence
Ralph Gibbs
Holton
Merrit Vale
Topeka
Grand Lodge
Raymond
Ghul
J. H. Shull
Presbyterian Sunday School
Frances McClellan
U. Case
Manhattan
Ruhlen of
McLouth
Karl Harbour
M.M. Murrell
Meriden
Elms Cafe
Grace Gardner
Mary Morrow
A Valen
Mae Nincehelsdr
Albert Gramse
Colonial Club
Washington
Kenneth Brown
Kansas City
Will Morse
Charles Metzger
Highway Force
Frazier
Dunavant
Metzger
Johnobinson
Sky Riders
Archie Han
Nah
Imogens Lebb
George Johnson
Frank Ehlers
John Rice
Marie Stevens
Dorothy McCaslin
Will Jones
Lloyd Rogers
Max Engle
Baldwin
Baker U
Gravayson Happy Hour Club
Frank'Edwards
Alice Frendle
Charles Bowen
Ray Hudson
Emory Cox
Sam Gut
Will Be More Attractive With MELLO GLO Face Powder
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder promising a youthful complexion. It claims the powder hides tiny lines and pores, smooths evenly, prevents shine, and lasts longer with a new French process. It targets all complexions and urges readers to ask for the product.
Bi-Centennial Program At High School Monday
A bi centennial community program is to be given at the high school Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. The program will include music from Washingtons era, talks on Washingtons history, and a bust unveiled of the noted leader. A group of primary children will dance during the event.
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Washington
Pri
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Valley Grove
Lottie” Eggert
Aiene Bie
Otto Fischer
Ward
Central Chapel
Phillips
Hannah Brown
Halstead
Mary
Joseph Hanna
John “Hoskinson
Coe’s Drug Store
Fountain Service
University
Carl Clifton
Mgr
Coats
Crusher
Paris
Shamrock
Parsons Jeweler
THE
Kansas Electric
Mandalay
Mada
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