Topekan Urges Change of Any One Oversight in State Plan
A Topeka reader recounts Governor Davis's legislative message urging broad reform. The piece highlights the push for a state industrial commissioner, expanded powers over corporate boards, and plans to loan state bank reserves to farmers, plus bonds for county warehouses and utilities. It notes the tone favors labor, criticizes lingering oversights, and sketches the potential impacts on Kansas governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Pertigan League
Nickel Avernor Davis
Hitration Board
Evernorvis
Sioner
Davis
Kansas
Astate
Senate
Stevie
Bates
Industrial Court
Pinex cough remedy promise of fast relief in old home ad
An old fashioned ad touts Pinex as a quick cough reliever and chest healer. It describes a homemade syrup mix using Pinex with sugar syrup or alternatives, claiming instant soothing effect, thinning phlegm, and suitability for bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back from Pinex Co Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Eny
Norway
Pinex Co
Wayne
Lad
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
Antique advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for restoring natural dark hair. Claims faded gray hair can be revived at home with a simple mix applied to strands using a sponge, promising even, lasting color by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Paper Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Cure
An ad claims a cold ends in a few hours with Pap er Cold Compound tablets. Druggists guarantee relief of head congestion fever and aches without sickness. Buy a box for a few cents and end the cold immediately.
Sulphur Soothes Ugly Skin Says Specialist
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick remedy for eczema and other skin troubles. The prep, said to destroy germs, calms itching and heals rashes after first use. Bowles Mentho Sulphur is applied like a cold cream and is harmless. Availability noted at druggists.
Community Spirit Notes and Local Visits in Lecompton
The Lecompton column reports on local residents visiting relatives in Hoyt and Grover, church news, Sunday school attendance, and upcoming meetings. Details include Joseph Glenn and Rosemary visiting Grandma McCall, cantata at United Brethren Church, Ladies Aid gathering, WCTU meeting plans, and multiple neighborly calls. Also noted are farm updates, births, illnesses, and community events, with numerous mentions of Glenn, Bond, Murphy, and Kampschroder families and local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Lecompton
Howard Breneman
Hoyt Kan
N. G. Geelan
Greenwood Valley
Geoo L. Glenn
Rosemary
Franky McClanahan
Grover
Grandma McCall
Grandma
Glenn Sunday School
Gen. J. Chiiar
Ira Kettering
Jessons
Brown
Steves
Will Glenn
Harry McCail
Lawrence
Gus Bahomaier
Clarence Weight
Mr. Camp
Oollite
United Brethren Church
Star of
Jadys
Winter
Ma. Kerns
Ladies Aid of the
Big Springs
LL. B. Church
Wm Geelan
Glenn Sundry
Geo. Claar
Ira Glenn
Seecty
John Matney
Treas
Irene Parrish
Liby
Hazel Gray
Will Gleni Shorister
H. A. Davidson
Ed McClanshan
W.H. Birtel
Greenwood Vallay
Ww. C
T. U
John Mathey
B. F. Wizer
Philip
B. FP
Glenn
Billy
Walter Brown
Geo. L. Glenn
Valley Chapel and Nearby Community Notes
Valley Chapel Harry Bowen sold hogs in Lawrence on Saturday. Rev. Dial shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Banks and their son Neal. Lee Grey hauled wood for Elzie TM Bond on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. McNeese shopped in Lawrence Saturday. Miss Mabel Longanecker reported the school closed last week due to diphtheria in the district. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bond and family hosted Mr. and Mrs. William Puckett and sons for dinner Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Banning of Lawrence is staying on the farm while Mrs. Charlie Banning remains in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Dunn
Lawrence
Howard
Longanecker
Hays
Alvin Bond
Gladys
Alvena
Fara
William Puckett
Ellis Bond
Pea Bonds
Mildred Longanecker
Francis * Curtis
Marvin. Bond
A. J. Simon Herold
Smith
Alyin’ Bond
Strong
Edna Reusch
Pl . Grove
Milton
Leroy Puckett
Murry Price
High Prairie
Elis
Kenneth
Hallowe
Fred Kampschrader
Kampschrader
Charlie Kumpsehvader
Oraicle
Mike Murphy
Artele
Will Murphy
Will Tee
Revurder
Chester Bakiwin
Veevive
S. Jim Allison
Chan
Hm.humphrey
Mary S. F. Kiinischrader
Insind Sentin
C. Woodward
Sil Sentinal
Walter
O. A. Bidinger
Frank
Dave Murphy
Roy Deskin
Anna Murphy
Salvna
Dick Murphy
Herman Brookmain
Aug. Walter
J EL. Daniels
Albert Deister
Stull
Lester Rake
Enmoria
Geo. Aniersen
Connale
Kansas City
Tom Connale
Ben Kellene
Uni
Topeka
Harry Bowen
Dial
John Banks
Neal
Lee Grey
Elzie
Bond
O. P. McNeese
Mabel Longanecker
Olive Tablets Promote Liver Relief for Stomach Ailments
Thousands of stomach sufferers now attack the real cause rather than tonics. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets claim to soothe the liver and bowels, easing digestion. The ad touts 16¢ and 30¢ sizes and promises relief with a gentle cleansing effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Fairview church trustees election set for January 4
The Fairview church will hold its annual election of trustees and Sunday school officers on Sunday January 4 at 11 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Local residents share visits and greetings with neighbors including C A Nisely Chas Howard family Ed Howard and others during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
C. A. Nisely
Chas. Howard
Robert Meek
E.' Tre. Bion
Floyd Nisely
Ed Howard
Bert Day
Oscar York
C. T. Crowe
Burk
Edwards
L. D. Howard
Fred Seele
Henry Seele
Geo.’ Hunsinger
Howerd
Weternaeis
Liteey
Mrs Minnie Davis Endorses Dr Price’s Medicines
Mrs Minnie Davis advocates Dr Price’s medicines as highly effective from personal family use. She cites her father’s recovery from liver and kidney trouble and nervous debility after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. She notes her grandmother’s quick health improvement with the medicines and urges trial of the tablet form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosworth
Dr. Pierce
Sunday visits and social notes from Mackey district
Sunday afternoon visits as neighbors gathered at various homes. Mr and Mrs Saile host at her father Reusch's. horse moved into a wire fence incident attended by Pierson. Many names listed for gatherings, birthdays, and church related events. several residents travel between Mackey and nearby towns. Community notices include W M W meeting planned January 10 at the Whedon home and James Cooper of Lawrence visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SF. Griffin
Gap. Sizer
C. G. Sizer
Myre
Joe Saile
Reusch
Pierson
Oscar Johnson
Urhansky
Johnson
S. Sis
Omer Brownee
Walter Howard
Haowski
Chas
Whedon
Or. H. Cooper
Lawrence
B.C
Lost OCR Fragments Describe Weight Loss Claims
Fragmentary text discusses dieting claims and weight loss methods, mentioning exercise, price, and various unclear references. It appears as garbled copy from a world advert or article with no coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or organizations.
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Vale
Meteor
Grivem Ion, Haa
Merrify
Con
Pape
House
Glenn & Vicinity
Yarnold
B- Koehler
Rere Lawrence
Hogs
Bidinger
J. Gress
Grandma Gress
Geo. Hook, Jr
J. W. Gress
Grace Kellogg
Gregory
Iya
Mor
Mondaita
Geo
Zee
Valley Chapel
Solfere
Dr.Bell
Bell
AL Welling
Kathryn Simon
Peter Dréherome
L. L. O'Meara
Minnie Davis
Gandua
Centber
Dora’ Huneirizer
Geneva ‘Raber
Clara Hynsinger
Alfred Seele
Cecile Mitchell
Lara Howard
Hugney ReWer
Welstan
Ohiz
William Hines
Geo, Ott, Jr
Belleview
Otto’ Drehér
Peter Drewher
Helen
Betty Dreher
Alfred
Seele
William Wells
Alfred Wells
W. D. Wells
Kathryn
Nannie Howard
Chas, Wells
Stoans Liniment
Bse Siamea Ct
Tifesonia
Mes Lodie
Tyrone
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
America
Dollar Tire Stores
Vermont
J. F. Wiechen
Grand Ave
Harrison
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