Community News Roundup From Franklin Area
Local residents report visits and calls among families including Eisele Garrett Weeks Welch and Ford. School resumes after vacation. farm notes include hens sold for a dollar per hen and a barn fire loss at Hadl’s. Social events span dinners in Kaw Valley and Lawrence with multiple households hosting and visiting over New Year’s.
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William Eisele
John Garrett
J. L. Martin
Carol
Lawrence
A. E. Welch
Charles Lemon
Edith Ford
Franklin
Inwood
Kansas
George Chambers
Charlie Wilson
Fred Chambers
Fred Eggert
M. Schutz
Robert White
John Garret
Alexander Robertsen
Gerald
Arthur Weeks
Mev Eisele
Walter
Oliver Schutz
Lake View
Est Plattner
Russell
Pim White
Harold
Bellville Items Report Weekend Visits and Travel
Mrs Ven Gunten returned home from Pittsburg Kansas after a week with her sister. Mr and Mrs L Sowers and Katherine drove to Bonner Springs visiting E C Shaw and G E Stower homes. Mrs McFarland and daughters of Lawrenha spent Sunday with Harvey Anderson Rame. Mrs Harry Kelly also returned home. The item notes multiple residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns and mentions a few specific households.
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Emma Shultz
Oliver
Lake View
Florence Claxton
Belvoir
Shed
T. L. Davis
Emily Davis
Amrss
Claude
Charles Hildani
Kearney
Nebraska
A. E. Weish
Charles Wilson Tool
Plin
Harold
Det Berit
Charence Davis
Charles Boone
Carl
Fred Eggert
Ernest Plattner
Baby Russell
Lawrence An
Robert Strachan
C .E. Stachan
Carl Eggert
Tattle Boys
Plin White and
George Chambers
Corelia Jane
Los Angeles
California
Charles Wilson
Lawrence
Robert White
Roscoe Swain
Floyd
Wilson
Miss Caro
Edward Martin
Kansas City
Carol
White
W. K. Eisele
James Childers
Ruth Ford
John Whitelaw
DeSoto
Henry Welsh
Plin White
Fis
Kohn
Fred Bartz
Shafstadt
KE. Crane
Will Day
Pine and Murthy
North Lawrence
Connerham
Raymond Barts
Donald Conner
Ralph Freese
Manhattan
Forsythe
Warner
Bethany Hospital
Mrou
Arthur Qtt
Sam Allen
Chase Landon
Geo. Ott Se
Chas, Ott
LaVerne
Harriet Shubert
Eudora
Chester Howard
Pairview
Perry Tage
Pearl
von Gunten
Erb
Dissinger
Ki Grosdidier
Corcording
Dr. Reding
Ed Forsythe
James Shirck
Allen Foust
Harry [Kelley
Wendall
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Jessie Anderson
M. Gros'oidier
Geo. Ott Sr
Eudora Ladies Home
John Ott
Kaw Valley
Albert Hadi
Conner, Ott, Sr
Strobel
Geo. Whaley
Geo. Ott Jr
Esther Ruth
Fred Ott
Geo. Ot
Bert Daugherty
A.B. Conner
Elma
Joy
Ehry
Grosdidier
Atchison
Ven Gunten
Pittsburg
Kansas
Bonner
Oak Ridge Community Gossip Runs Through Weekend
Local notes recount visits and outings at Leonhard and Herriott homes. Mrs. Dunkle of Lawrence sings at Bleakley event. new Oakridge Birthday Club members voted. Neighbors plan hot school lunches, box suppers fund piano, and Fort to Fort road project discussed. Socials, visitors, and family gatherings fill a cozy Iowa county Saturday with various Willey, Strong, and Bereiter families noted.
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Bris
W. H. Morgan
Vivian
Dunkle
Lawrence
Ady
Bleakley
Strong Bros
Manuel Herester
Zebbie van Neste
Edgar Kyle
Ross Stanwix
Earl Berester
Charlie
Johnie Strong
Colenap
Kansas
S. T. Coleman
Opern J
Herriott
W. R. Stine
Maurice Sutter
H. G. van Neste
John Clevenger
J. Herriott
C. B. Young
Herbert Bruckmiller
Howard Erwie
Johnnia Woolf
J. C. Harriott
M. E. Church
Matilda Schaake
Tillie Zoelzer
van Neste
Sarah Stout
Illinois
J. C. Herriott
Leavenworth
Materis
Joe Hemme
Newman
Woolf
Lawrence Leonhard
C. B. Yong
Guy Mathes
Mitchell
Population and film exports facts from a historical note
A brief historical snippet states that US film exports in a year would stretch 4,090 miles if laid end to end, and that Asia accounts for more than half of the world’s population, reflecting general demographic and industry scale observations from the period.
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United States
Asia
Earth
Cement Lab Part of Nation’s Best, Says Visitor
R E Watkins, engineer for the Portland Cement Association, visiting the university, praises the cement laboratory as among the best in the United States. He notes interest in the research and lab work, mentions a plant drugged with chloroform can regrow rapidly after dormancy, and cites Gulf Stream water taking about two years to reach Norway’s coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
R. E. Watkins
Portland Cement Association
Florida
Norway
Danderine Promises Fresh Scalp and Lush Hair
An old advertising snippet touts Danderine as a 5 cent beauty tonic that revives lifeless dull hair, freshens the scalp, reduces dandruff, and thicken thin strands for a youthful, vibrant look with abundant fullness.
Old Home Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts a homemade cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup. It claims rapid throat and chest relief, easing phlegm and coughing within a day, and promotes savings versus commercial cough medicines. The ad asserts safety and a money refund if not satisfied, with contact from The Pines firm.
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Wayne
Tad
Glass of salts if your kidneys hurt
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and bladder irritations. It claims meat raises uric acid harming kidneys and advises four ounces dissolved in water daily for a few days to ease dull kidney pain, backache, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, and nocturnal urination. It emphasizes affordability and safety for long use.
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Avai
As One Raised From Dead Echoes Of Pain Relief Claims
A fragmented account by A. Perelfield describes months of stomach pain easing after taking Eatonio and sitting with no pain. The piece cites thousands of stomach sufferers praising a product claiming to relieve gas and indigestion despite unclear evidence and garbled wording.
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Eatonio
A. Perelfield
Estento
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