Comanche the survivor horse story in Kansas museum
Old Comanche, famed for Custer’s Last Stand, is chronicled through letters and records showing his rescue, wounds, and life after the battle. Brig. Gen. Edward Godfrey and Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott recount the horse’s service, transport to Fort Riley, and eventual display at the Dyche Museum University of Kansas.
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Drehe
University of Sansas
W.H
Custer
Princeton
N. J
Sears
Hugh L. Scott
Jefi Scott
Srinceton
X. J
Mr. Dunker
Jera_ T
Edward I
7Th Cavalry
West Point
Kan Sas
Godfrey
Cavalry
Miles W. Keogh
Keogh
Nowlan
Vapal Guard
Italy
General Ferry
Mantle
Captain Nowlan
Capt
Far
West
Old Fort Abraham Lincoln
Bismark
Dakota
Missouri ‘River
Comanche
Samuel D. Sturgis
7Th Cav
Henry W. Longfellow
Fort Meade
Black Hills
Fort Riley
Kansas
Lewis Lindsay Dyche
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Dyche
University of Kansas
Scott
U. S. Army
City Union
Junction City
Kan
Sas
H. J. Nowlan
Tth
Purchase
Ellis Station
Fort Larned
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Wallace
Sally
Upper Arkansas
Fort Harker
Sully
Elliott
Walnut Creek
Fort Dodge
Lieut
Brewster
Gen. Sully
Arkansas
Washita
Plains
Texas
Keozh
Weir
Reno
Northern Boundary Commission
Fort Trotten
Terry
Little Big Horn
McClernand
2Nd Cavalry
Lockwood
Fuller
Carrington
Edward S. Godfrey
U. 5. Army
U.S. A
Miles
W. Keogh
Ft. Dodge
Ft. Riley
University
J.T. Bell
Seventh Cavalry
Fcompany L
Sturgis
KR. A. Garlington
Fth Cavalry
Wm. N. Sears
Ith Calvalry
Dyche Museum
Profit From Poultry Shows Local Famer’s Net Gain
John J. Frazer, one mile north of Baldwin, reports a 1931 poultry business profit of 325.27 dollars with 162 hens, averaging 2.07 dollars net per hen yearly. He started from blood tested Steinhoff Hatchery stock and sells at Steinhoff and Seber Hatcheries in Lawrence.
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John J. Frazer
Baldwin
Baldwin Ledger
Frazer
Steinhoff
Osage City
Kansas
Fraser
Seber
Lawrence
Solt
Farrell to Retire as U. S. Steel President in April
New York January 13 AP James A Farrell will retire April 18 as president of United States Steel Corp after a half century of rising from a mill worker to the top post. He will stay on the board of directors and has been a strong defender of workers and high wage scales.
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New York
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Dan OY Vanes
Frank
Farrell
Steel Corporation
Yarrell
Retirement announcement from Greenwood Valley figure
An elderly local figure, Aisa Aue, 24 yeare, announces retirement in a private family statement made at home on Fifth Avenue. The message, read by Mr E J Garich and family, mentions Madalyn McClanahan and Howard Hill who spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs L RCrez and others.
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Aisa Aue
E.J. Garich
Fifth Avenue
Madalyn McClanahan
Howard Hill
McClanahan Family and Local Meeting Notes
Topeka residents Helen and Roberta McClanahan visited their parents Mr and Mrs Frank McClanahan. Mrs Clinkenbears of Topeka and others attended the Women advisory council meeting at the Farm Bureau office in Lawrence. Greenwood Valley PTA met with Julia McAffrey speaking and a report on the state teachers meeting. Music by Ora Goff and son Riley accompanied the event.
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Helen
Roberta McClanahan
Topeka
Clinkenbears
Mac
L. Park
Helen McClanahan
Frank McClanahan
Madalyn
John French
Rolla Ruck
Women’s Advisory Council
Farm Bureau
Lawrence
Greenwood Valley P. T. A
Belleview school December report items and local visits
Belleview and vicinity present a December school report listing punctual students in Miss Grist and Miss Musick rooms, new pupils Clifford and Kenneth Campbell, and numerous family and neighbor visits. The column notes community gatherings, dinners, and travel among residents including Otts, Abels, Hadls, Shireks, and Millers, with exams held for all students.
Fire destroys house on Charley Holmes farm
The Pritchard family home at Captain Creek was totally destroyed by fire Monday evening around 8. Mrs. Pritchard and family escaped with most furniture saved. Edinthine and son Harry of Coudy’s Bluff Okla visited the area last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ambler and son George.
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Crumline
Ambler
Carl Kurtz
Carl Vernon
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
J. A. Reynolds
Philip Gabriel
Dorothy
Delores Deckwa
Carl Gerstenberger
Lucille White
Margaret Spitzli
Weaver
Floyd Broer
Kathleen
Sam Neis
Marion and
Lloyd Brown
Evening Star
Ralph Bowling
Sara Lee Andrew
DeSoto
Milo Richardson
Edwin Ott
Kaw Valley
Clara Baden
Ervin Kanzig
Jimmie
Florence
Albert Miller
William Seiwald
Robert Pritchard J
Grandma Rogers House
Jack Wells
Fern Knabe
Kansas City
Ed Knabe
Charley Holmes
Robert Pritchard
Edinthine
Harry
Coudy’s Bluff Okla
Harry Ambler
George
Big Springs Social and Ladies Aid Meet Prospers
Big Springs hosts featured guests as Elmer and family Matney from Richland visit Mr. and Mrs. Al Matney. The Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mrs. Arthur Ward and Mrs. Ward arranging a gathering. A list of attendees includes C.W. Boursay, Will Edwards, Hope Webber, J.C. Swadley, Ethel Haranan, Nora Bertschinger, Jamie Duncan, Will Geelan, George Morris, Emmi Holloway, Margaret Rahnmaier, Beulah O’Connor, Hazel Platemain, Beulah Wymer, and guests Join Hal ploway and Rose Duncan.
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Peka
Will Geelan
Fred Phillips
Muscatine
Big Springs
Myrtle Henry
Beulah Werner
Margaret Bahnmater
Cora French
Bie Springs
Farm Bureau Club
County Farm Bureau Chorus
Memorial High School
Lawrence
Arthur
Ward
S. Ss. Holloway
Charles Wilson
Floyd Morris
Torpeka
Gladys Noe
Topeka
Davis Noe
Kansas City
Marvin Richardson
Stull
Ja.g. Noe
Douglas County Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Farm Bureau
Elmer ‘Bahnmaier
iMac Ways
Musca
Tecumseh
Roy Rake
Ruth
Rose. Slaughter
Everett
Harold Slaughter
Elmer Matney
Richland
al Matney Rand
Aid
Whursday
Arthur Ward
J. F. Wright
C.W. Boursay
Will Edwards
Hope Webber
J. Cc. Swadley
Ethel Haranan
Nora Bertschinger
jJanie Duncan
George Morris
Emmi Holloway
Margaret Rahnmai+er
Beulah O'Connor
Hazel Platemain
Beulah Wymer
Join Halploway
Rose Duncan
Indict Cobbler for Murder in Cincinnati Case
Charles Bischoff a 45 year old cobbler and tenant house owner was indicted for first degree murder in the early case involving the kidnapping and slaying of Marion McLean. A second notice reports John P Archbold leaving a 15 million gross estate with a 9 million net value disclosed in transfer tax appraisal.
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Cincinnati
Charles Bischoff
Marion McLean
Archbold
New York
John P. Archbold
Iiie of Co
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Miss Grist
Flora Mae James
Elizabeth Skinner
Orvil Crane
Charles McPheeters
Wanda Hadl
Arieta Holmes
Mildred Skinner
Mabel Hadl
William Wilson
Miss Musick
Norbert Grosdidier
Virginia Rose McPheeters
Nathan Sweet
Esther Jane Hadl
Irene McPheeters
Arthur Ott
Fred Bartz
Martin Abel
George Maul
Clyde Smith
Edward Keys
Ed Maul
Margrete Benell
Otto Abels
Fred Moll
Martin Abels
Allie James
Lew Shirek
Bartz
Dorthea
Menry Welsch
Jessie Anderson
Harry Warmer
Lucy Abels
Fred. Bartz
Ed Diedrich
Eudora
Charles Ott
Butler
George Ott Jr
Geo, Ott Sr
Warry Cooper
Annabell Holmes
W. K. Eisele
Captains Creek
Bill
Jane
Carl
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Op- Lorillard Co