Douglas County WCTU adopts bank guaranty and cigarette laws
At the Douglas County Kansas WCTU annual institute held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on January 7 1927 two resolutions were unanimously passed. The first supports the state bank guaranty law to protect depositors. The second urges legislators to uphold the current anti cigarette law and seek further tightening. Mrs A B Connor and Lizzie K Robinson led discussions on the bank guaranty and potential repeal of the cigarette law while Fannie Taylor spoke about her World Convention travels and Laily Astor’s work on the Nigar question.
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Douglas County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Christian Tempérance. Union of the
County Institute
Douglas County
Kans
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A. B. Connor
Lizzie K. Robinson
Fannie Taylor
Kansas
Edinburgh
Scotland
Europe
Laily Astor
England
Lamb
Lone Star school December report details enrollment and attendance
The Lone Star school December report lists enrollment 38 students with 20 boys and 18 girls and explains attendance figures: boys 19 7 10 daily average and girls 16. The document names numerous students and mentions community visits and activities across Overbrook Richland and Baldwin with many relatives and local residents noted. It also records a Busy Farm Bureau meeting with officers elected and new members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star School
Eat Flay
Tone Anerson
Nellie Sorkin
Plory
Robert Janeney
Vera Flory
Freda ‘Johnson
Vena Fy
Dudley, Bond
Donald Fors
Rett Joui McKinney
Edward Anerson
Pharon “Miller
Bonchars Fey Miller
Donald Bond
Charles * Lindell
Kenneth Bord
Richard Sanders
Della Bond
Marguerite, Anderson
Anna Lindell
Margaret Curtis
Floyd Pentlin
Pearl Ikenberry
Minnie Dietz
Vivian Penitin
Ross Ulrich
Carrie
Local neighbors recall 이벤트 week social notes and visits
A detailed community roundup lists visits and calls among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder, Miss Esther Flory, and many others. It notes attendance at a Poultry Show in Lawrence, New Year's gatherings, farm work, and a funeral in Lawrence for Harley Boyd, with a long roll of names and small town happenings across several days.
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Gottlibh Nicer
Ed Whitman
Ned
Roscoe Avhitman
Lou Childs
Phars
Byjie Ulrich
Agreing
Marceral
Carlisle Potter-home
H. T Gones
Lawrence
Porter Bond
Jess Kenterry
Dauchters
Ora
Piicayal
Tas
Georgé Dilton
Richland
Fenning Butcher
Elza Bond
James Jurgin
Will Curtis
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Ibert Wilson
Emma Nieder
Esther Fiery
Tobn Pentlin
Ahn “Gibler
Lillie Anderton
Nate alcGee
Lois, Gerrald
Thomas
Vernon
Donald Anderson
Debbert Warne
Robert, Johnson
Nellie Aid Arione
Addie Johnson
Pearl Thonberry
Lila Anderson
Chesley Ward
Daugher
Florine
Marga Curtis
Marvin Bord
Jess
Henry Thornton
Marguerite Thornton
Kansas City
Show Chilis
Robert. Wilson
Donald
Dudley Bond
Kenneth Bond
Harold Tuttle
Warrant Grove
Marion Childs
Arthur
Clarence Anderson
Oie Miller
Wayne and
Wilford
Murre Bond
Thei Italic
Ulrich
Minnie Distr
Flory
Gob
C. Potter Ani
Alande Wells
Baldwin
OA Cyrrie
Minnie Dkat
Ustin Flory
HaraldTutlet
Spen
John Braham Chidren
Columbia
Little Harley
Boyd
Ed McKinney
Alvin
Margaret
Gottleib
Neider
Dusk
Mart Flory
Chesley da
Ludney
Katherman
Bobby
Harold
Kansas
Citty
Low Childs
Marvin Bond
Normany
Charlie ‘Sanders
Gwent
Elizabeth Freese
Ross
Mary
Brook
Will Interseter
Carrie Haus
Esther Flory
Marvi
Ottleib Neider
M. Flory
Dellay
Dudley
Venita
Norman
Sagat
Lilie Ulrich
Goteleib
George Miller Ant
Swank
At & Torre
Crand
Serryy
F. Crorjson
Fiver
Opal Dar
Ja Marder
OM Samuel Mowder
Venita’ Bond
Janet Kenneth Potter
Oskawas
A.A
Douglas’ County
C P. Ae
Chamber of Co’ Merce
Roscoe Whitman
Frank Scott
Gilbert Whitman
Eyore
Bond
Marion Sanders
Blory
Curtis Home
John Sith
Taha
Vinland Wedding Ends New Year Celebration
On January 1 at the home of Rev V Deathrich Miss Leather Ine Lasson of Clinton married Mr Sal on Tucker. They plan to live with the groom’s mother west of Vinland and will receive best wishes from the community.
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Orcar Red
Nottingham
EB. A.‘Roe
Baldwin
Dertrand Quackenbubh
W. B.russell
Flora Haughn
Lawrence
Alva
John. Rockhold
Missouri
Belleview Crowd Attends The Little Clodhopper Play
The largest Belleview crowd gathered at the school house Thursday to see the playlets The Little Clodhopper performed by the Christian Endeavor of Union Chapel. Between acts Mrs Geo Coleman and Dorothy Caleman provided a piano duet of high quality. A pie sale by ORE Rana DIE followed, with auctioneer O D Thomas presiding. Fancy and plain pies sold to all bidders and a chocolate prize was awarded to the most popular young lady, Miss Mahel Hevener.
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Louise Freese
W. W. Gerstenberger
Jasincan
Annex
Ed’ Hadl
Alle
JM. H. Cox
Ashley
Garrett
Eudora
Chas
Geo. Ott
B.S. Watson
Hesper
Martin Abels
Kansas City
J. D.burton
Kansa City
Dinster
Rush
Olver Daniels
Lawrence
Harold Leon
Hattie Rush
Belleview Grange
Dorothy Haverty
Kaieas City
C. Geritachers
Lafyrence
F. Vataw
George Ott Jr
Chester Howard
Georgy Ott
Earl
Ott
Roy . Daugherty
Maxine
Ed Hadl
Tos
W.S. Harper
Olathe
Aoe
Luther Klopfenstein
Familia
Herman Oschlener
Linwood
Miss
Belleview
Christian Endeavor
Union Chapwas
Geo. Coleman
Dorothy Caleman
Ore Rana Die
O. D. Thomas
Vandplain
Mahel Hevener
American vessel held for non payment of wages
South Wales admiralty court reports that the American ship Forest Dream, detained in Newcastle for non payment of crew wages, is ordered by marshal to be sold. The crew includes several undergraduates from American universities.
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South Wales
Admiralty
Newcastle
New South Wales
Marshall
U S Trade Shifts as Germany Italy Dominate Early 1926
The Commerce Department reports a sharp rise in imports from this country driven by industrial expansion. Machinery valued at 3 for the first half of 1926 shows Germany and Italy increasingly influencing global shipments.
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Italy
United States
Germany
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Vera
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Overbrook
Will Ulrich
Carlisle Potter
Elda Weighbright
Washington Creek
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Hazel Ikenberry
George Dillon and Son Jr
Little Venita Bond
Mister Ora
Ladies Farm Bureau Aire
Robert Wilson
Filowine
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Wil Curtis
Chester Weible
Trenager
Fred Simons
Flea Bond
Bre McNeese
Sollen Mark
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Chester
Olle Euaely
Hant
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Harald “Flory
Tethy Jean
Margie
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Gertrude Brazil
Philip Gabris
Lotte Mayand
Kansac
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Frank
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Ed’ Grob
James Fricks
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Howard Hedrick
Pound
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Vinland
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Glenn
Ellis
Lloyd
Hoover
Grace Stevans
Ollie Frye
Bertha Weiler
Georgan Kelley
Mary Sturdy
Critla ‘Lawson
George Sturdy
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John Laughlin
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Roy
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