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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
8
A fragment from a Kansas local page mentions Clay to acquire a home in Virginia Kentucky with a two story structure and wings, amid a broader note on community figures, attendances, and nearby residents. The item situates a developing residence project near the town of Clay and references Mrs. Mary Edmonds, Alma Radiress, and Lawrence connections in the surrounding area.
High Prairie society pages record visits and gatherings: Mrs Elmer Daniels spent Thursday with daughter Nettie Puckett while Mr Daniels helped shuck corn. Families from LaHarpe and Lawrence visited, many attending Mrs Alice Van Houken’s funeral at High Prairie Methodist church. Burial was at West Baldwin cemetery. Local residents hosted dinners, shopped, and traveled to Lawrence. School notes mention the Friday Club meeting on February 14 with student presentations on Lincoln and a Valentine box activity coordinated by Marvin Puckett and others.
Fragmented OCR notes show Kansas deaths and rates for 1928, claiming the year had the lowest death figures in history. Multiple garbled phrases reference death rates per 1000, comparisons to 1937, and mentions of births and images, but details are incomplete and unclear.
A fragmentary report notes a combined entity reopening an equipment and school facility. It mentions ongoing work, Tata tools, and dealer positions. Names appear unclear in the OCR but reference to a combined operation and continued activity are evident.
Valley Grove residents attended a Winchester event with local names listed including Ralph Stewart, Dorothy Ward, Edna Stewart, Lawre Ward, Anthony Dittrich, Octave Ford, Havok Frederick and Evelyn Bion. The group traveled from Vail County to the weekend gathering as reported by the old Chronicle.
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