Tristan da Cunha Unspoiled Haven With No Worries
Buenos Aires reports Tristan da Cunha as an unspoiled haven where residents live with no bread, tea or coffee, relying on potatoes, fish, cattle and eggs. The island is remote, 20 miles in circumference, 20 miles from St Helena, with scarce mail and medical supplies, and a single habitable area. The chaplain aboard HMS Dartmouth notes there is little discontent and few want to leave despite isolation.
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Buenos Aires
Tristan da Cunha
Dartmouth
Tristan
South Atlantic
South Africa
St. Helena
Istami
Local residents spend days visiting and working around Lawrence
Numerous Columba and surrounding residents travel to Lawrence for visits and errands on Tuesday and Wednesday. Families such as Campbell Flory Markley and Brohammer share tasks from wood cutting to hauling oats and corn. Several attend the Barnhart, Beeghley, and Flory homes, with some helping butcher hogs and roof a chicken house. A funeral service for Mrs. ce concludes the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Jury
David Barnhart
Elmer Campbell
Frank
Tawrence
Elmer Campbell Merle
Lawrence
Charles Brehammer
John Trahammer
Clarence Campbell
Oscar Markley
Lone Star
Art Campbell
Mildred
John Wray
Harve Flory
Ezra Churchhaugh
Mary
Clyde Ward
Jess Markley
Clifford Flory
Ralph Flory
Buc Hodge
Tom Hodge
Qscar Markley
Nettye Flory
Dan Beeghley
Beerhley
Montgomery
Ira Flory
John Jones
John Brohammer
Wesley Flory
Lawrenc
Hazel Riley
Ola
John Metall
Amos Flory
Mutual Oil
John
Charlie Brohammer
Will Mangelsdorf
George Markley
Lillian
Alda
Dave Barnhart
Elmer Flory
Benjamin
Pearl
Harold Brohammer
Local residents gather and visit in Lawrence area
Numerous named locals and families from the Lawrence vicinity are described visiting, hosting, or traveling between homes, including Postma, Brohammer, Markley, McCall, Ward, Shuck, and others. The fragment lists social calls, deliveries, yard work, wood cutting, and community events across several days, with varied travel between Eudora and Vinland.
Widrigs and Beloit Visitors in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Widrig and daughter from Beloit have been in Lawrence several days visiting Mrs Widrigs ill mother Mrs Keifer. They spent time with Mr and Mrs E E Keifer and family. Mrs Levette and Mr and Mrs Leland Colman attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs J R Topping last Saturday. Wilfred Martin returned to St Louis after Christmas with his family. Mrs Kirby and Anna visited Mrs Levette Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Lee were entertained at dinner midweek.
Real Estate Transfers and Miscellaneous Notes
Section lists multiple real estate transfers with various grantees and consideration sums across numerous parcels. Fragmentary items reference Mary Taylor to David M Harmon Kaw V Land Co and others with dollar amounts, tracts, and quarter sections.
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Mary Taylor
David M. Harmon
S. W
W. A. Noland
Kaw V. Land Company
I Uuh
Clara Flor
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Columbia
Cork
Pandee
Elmer
Eudora
Hill
Lawrence Frid
John McCall
Sim
Flack
Charie
Panaiot
Freddie
Irgil
Bennie
Jagra
Lawrens
Orville
Fred Carlson
Jul McCail
Oscar
Bhspa
Willow
Peompten
Oscar Shuck
Penn Dack
C. F. Ward
Charlie
McCalls
C.F. Ward
Oscar Shucks
John Hire
Pleasant Grove
Carl Rothrock
Lawrene
Lecompton
Frank Lee
S. P. Golden
Ogden
Utah
Anderson
Kan
Yeeman
Owens
Leonard
Lake View
Minnie Stuseman
Wichita
Faris de Witte
Ralph Judking
Mny
Meo
Farl Williamson
Eresee
Lewis
Stevens
Vinland
Holcom
Jack McMillen
N. EF. McClelland
Doris Reed
Jack McMillon
Erling
Topeka
Lester Crais
George Motiared
Ireland
John Kee Oe Isidellions Jr
Charles HT. Eberhart
William BP
E. .O. Cross
Alice Ao
Sh. de Vermont
Dunmire’s
Pead Cairns
Proceri
Zoe Sox
HUB Clothing CO
Lawrence Journal-World
Journal-World
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