Topeka Waiting for the Big Show and Farm Debate
Topeka braces for the inauguration week with Davis as governor and a busy legislature. Conferences span tax, banking, utilities, and agriculture as the state boards hold a major three ring event. Legislators draft bills, seek early appropriations, and consider home rule for cities amid utilities and rate fights.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Davis
Industrial Court
Public Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
State Department
Public Service Corporation
Christmas Week Social Ties At Clearfield
Clearfield residents mixed with relatives from Lawrence Topeka Ottawa and Tulsa during Christmas and vacation time. Santa visited the Clearfield school delivering candy and Miss Elfrieda Selzer wed Howard Woodward at the Selzer home with a small family ceremony. The couple will reside in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Transform dull hair with Danderine tonic
An old advertisement promises instant hair transformation with Danderine. It claims the tonic moisturizes hair, removes dust and oil, adds shine and volume, and promotes growth and fullness when applied with a soft cloth.
Rizal day service and local visits in Midland
A Midland neighborhood notes Rizal day program at the Methodist church Saturday evening. Charley Hunsinger and family moved to the Hunsberger farm north of Midland. Miss Fultz of Garden City holiday visit with brother Lee. Betty Ferrier spent Sunday with grandmother in Lawrence. Lucile Sterling called on James Norris and C Husted homes. Mrs F A Jones and Mr and Mrs Dan Husted visited Chas Husted family. Midland Rural club hosted a December 21 meeting with 15 members and guest Mrs Hall. next meeting set with Mrs F V Lewis on January 4.
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Methodist Church
Charley Hunsinger
Hunsberger
Midland
Miss Fultz
Garden City
Lee
Betty
Ferrier
Lawrence
Lucile Sterling
James Norris
Grayce Jones
C. Husted
F. A. Jones
Dan Husted
Chas. Husted
Aeml
Mrs Blair to Visit Mrs Hollingbery in Little Rock
Mrs A E Blair of Little Rock Arkansas will arrive this evening for a visit with Mrs H Hollingbery. Windshield Glass we put their Lm Cc E Matthews Lumber.
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A. E. Blair
Little Rock
Ark
H. Hollingbery
Lake View School Holiday Program and Community Visits
The Lake View school presented a Friday program with songs and readings by students from primary to grade levels. Many residents attended Christmas gatherings and visits, including Mary Lewis, Ruth Wilson, and the Lewis family, with relatives from Topeka and Clinton. Other families in attendance included Brune, Vallsbinder, Gentry, Harrison, and Bearman, as well as visitors from Lawrence and Kansas City. The note also mentions a sale at Franklin neighborhood and a read of The Market Basket.
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George Lewis
Lawrence Wilson
Jack Horner
Ruben Lewis
Pearl Martin
Amos Martin
Ruth Wilson
George Martin
Vernon Settler
Topeka
Elmer Logan
George Emmett
Dolbee
Mary Lewis
Fred Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Will Hatcher
James Hill
Kansas City
Mandy Logan
Clinton
Gus Brune
North Lawrence
Jake Vallsbinder
Mr. Morawetz
Lawrence
Seymour Gentry
Osborn
Cottonwood Falls
Owen Mitchell
J. M. Harrison
Mayme Brune
Wichita
Levi Bower
Louie Bearman
Virginia
Albert Bearman
Montana
Alice Perkins
Lake View
Virgil
Mable Hill
Cora
Jdewis
A. B. Mitchell
Bert Perkins
Fred Lawson
Franklin Neightorhood
Community Notes from Yarnold-Stull Area
Local residents share New Year gatherings and visits across Abilene, Lawrence, Topeka, Salina, and nearby towns. Families like Murphy, Bidinger, Murphy, Hermann, and Disting are listed with dinners, homecomings, and hospitalities. A church program, musical performances, and a Flying Dutchman game mark the social scene.
Joe Thornton Released After Liquor Laws Term
Joe Thornton, who had served a 35 day term in the county jail for liquor law violations, completed his sentence yesterday and was released yesterday afternoon by County Sheriff Jowns. He paid costs totaling $31.50.
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Joe Thornton
Jowns
Lost Treasure Prompt Promises Hidden Wealth
A terse note urges readers to search for a vanished treasure by presenting a clever want as clue. The item is described as rare and valuable, sparking curiosity about a historical mystery and prompting public participation.
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