Kansas farmers urged to back income tax amendment
Great Bend Kansas January 14 AP members of the Kansas farm bureau urged by Ralph Snyder president to back the graduated income tax amendment at the general election this year He argued the measure would relieve property taxes and support state finance while noting opposition from wealth groups He also urged support for the federal farm board the farm marketing act and the development of inland waterways to cut transport costs and spur midwestern industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Farm Bureau
Ralph Snyder
Snyder
State Tax Code Commission
American Taxpayers League
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Federal Farm Marketing Act
Meteors Reveal Arsenic and Germanium Findings
Cornell University researchers report the detection of arsenic and germanium in meteors using a highly sensitive analysis. The discovery, from a dozen meteor samples, revives questions about other worlds and the potential for Earth-like conditions beyond the solar system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Astro- Teal Society
Earth
Mars
Galactic System
James Mates
Sydney Advertiser letter praises Lawrence heritage
A Sydney based Advertiser writes of interest in Lawrence's seventy fifth anniversary founding and the Journal World reporter receives a letter from Alan Foley praising the town's historical sections and progress. copies of the regular edition accompany the note to Haley in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal- World
Alan Foley
Sydney
Australia
Haley
Journal Weorldy
Mir
Folye
4 H Club Chorus to Meet in Chamber of Commerce Building
The 4 H club chorus will hold a practice meeting Thursday at 4 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce building. Farm Bureau reports the event and urges all eligible chorus members to attend the meeting in preparation for the upcoming banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Champer of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Barber Prank Touches Talley Family Visit
Barber Prankster Sturphy and son Herbert and wife spent several days visiting Mrs. Clyde Talley and family. Ed Siler is having doors and window frames installed in the Wiggins home. Mr. and Mrs. George Coffman and Mr. Welcher spent Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City. Mr. Welcher went to Kane's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Sturphy
Herbert
Clyde Talley
Ed Siler
Wiggins
George
Coffman
Welcher
Kansas City
Mr. Welcher
Kane
George Houk
Frank Houk
J. Unger
T. Buchhiem
Lenlee
Ralph Ice
George Coffman
Charles Coffman
BE. Stanwix
Maurine
Dorothy
Eleanor
Jeanne
Topexa
Res
Stull
Olin White
Donaldson Mc
Jack Simpson
Charles Ice
Memorial Hospital
A. 3. Osborn. Lay
Marie Coffman
Dorothy Stanwix
Wichita
Harry Waltkuhle
Altho
J. Osborn
Roy Deskin
Theo Burkheim
Kennnedy
Aldwin
Iville Platz
Robert Wulfkuhle
Agnes White
Baldwin
Roy Bowen
Mound School
Elnva Huss
Buchheim
Dick Shethorn
Roy Dink
Edward Ice
A Smile From the Eagle's Mate at Baldwin
Social notes recount visits and gatherings across Baldwin Pomona and nearby areas. Families such as Flory Flora Kirchner Haas Elm and Schwarz share weekends with relatives in Ottawa Pleasant Grove and Kanwaka. A death announced in Baldwin concerns Mrs Nahb, with health club activities at Excelsior School led by Marie Kirchner and Martie Flory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Flory
Helen
Marie
Baldwin
Flory
Mariea
Rose
Barkley
Eva
Mabel Haas
L. A. Flora
Charley |Elm
Charline
Glen Flora
Marie Flora
Walter Pohl
Charley Kirchner
Mac Swinley
Tom Gilliland
Vance Kring
Chris Schwarz
Carl Schwarz
Glen Flora Home
Claude Buckner
Ottawa
Ike Thomas
L. GC
Flora
Charley Gilliland
Lem Simmons
Oklahoma
Pomona
Cyrus Barnhart
Harry Flora
Mary Peffly
Irve Flory
Pleasant Grove
George Bechtel
Hillis
Gue
Henry Husted
Anna Johanning
Esther
Alvin and
Huth
Otto Johanning
Kanwaka
Freman
Missouri
Albert Schwarz
Garnett
Nahb
Kansas City
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Excelsior School
Health Crusade
Marie Kirchner
Martie Flory
Local News Fragments From Community Visitations and Events
Village residents share visits and hospital runs as Mrs. Dasa, Mrs. Vitt, and Mrs. Stanwix figure in hospital calls. Quilting bees, father and son banquets, and Christmas visits fill days with Topeka trips, Lawrence shopping, and school activities.
Father and Son Banquet At Stull Evangelical Church
A large Stull community event hosted seventy two fathers and sons at the church basement with about 125 attending supper. Toasts were given and attendees enjoyed singing and visiting as the gathering concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull Evangelical Church
Stull
Ales
W.C. Wulfkuble
C. J. Kraft
Local Kansas cattle market and winter butchering notes
Excelsior reports George Betchel selling cattle on the Kansas City market and L. W. Haas performing annual winter butchering on Monday. Neighbors helped including the Flory, Gilliland, Peffly, and Churchbaugh families. Several visits to Ottawa, Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns are noted, along with a barn fire at Glen Flora's and a play at Centropolis.
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George Betchel
Kansas City
L. W. Haas
Harry Flory
Mary Peffly
Charlie Gilliland
Dudley
Tom Gilliland
Lewis Church Baugh
Marshall Churchbaugh
George Betchell
Ottawa
Harry Fl
Topeka
Schwarz
Freeman
Missouri
Centropolis
Marshall-Churchbaugh
Joan
Ike Montgomery
Glen Flora
Flora
Charley Kirchner
Brrs
Chester Gibson
Walter Dyer
Conrad Gastrock
Lester Swimley
Alvin Johanning
Roy Shuler
Dudley Giles
Will Lynch
Hazel
Irene
L.A. Flory
L. W. ‘Haas
Eva
Mabel
Esther Johanning
Claude Flora
Mary Flora
Howard Mat
Charley Elman
Charline
Ernest
Pohl
Walter
Valley Chapel Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Valley Chapel community activities and visits are recorded with residents of Ellis Bond, Dunn, Bond, Puckett, Story, Neider and McKinney. Shoppers from Lawrence and Valley Grove, dinners with several families, and local woodworking by Fred McKinney populate a weekend of social and small-town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bond
Ellis Bond
John Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
Lawrence
Elza Bond
William Puckett
Keith
Ruby May
Valley Grove
Mable Shaw
LeRoy Puckett
Lane
Gottlieb Neider
Eliza Dunn
W. C. Story
Milk of Magnesia marketed for mothers and babies
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a mild yet effective remedy for babies and children with digestive complaints from souring food. It touts relief from sour belching vomiting feverishness and colic and notes its use as a laxative. The ad offers a free book and urges customers to buy genuine Phillips product.
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Philips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Phillips
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips , Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Community social notes and a state league appointment
Percival visits with families on Monday and Sunday gatherings with the Puckett and Bond households. LeRoy Puckett’s circle includes Will Curtis and Ellis Bond at Thbsday. Rev Julius Smith of Baldwin heads to Detroit for the Anti Saloon League national meeting. Trin Hovey Hanna won a Chicago trip in a Majestic prize contest.
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Percival
Wood
Solon Tucker
LeRoy Puckett
Kenneth
Harry Puckett
Everett Bond
Baby
Porter Bond
Will Curtis
Ellis Bond
Roy Curtis
Jim Jurgon
Roscoe Percival
Hugo Schellhorn
Lawrence
Murry Bond
Kenneth Bond
Joe Burton
Cepa
Baldwin
Julius Smith
Detroit
Michigan
Kansas
The
Anti-Saloon League
Dr. Smith
League
Trin Hovey
Hanna
Chicago
Majestic Teaxe
Scout leaders to meet in Lawrence for Scout Week plan
Scout leaders of Lawrence including scoutmasters and council members will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday at 7 30 p m to plan observance of Scout Week February 7 to 13. The meeting aims to organize activities and promotions for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Scouting Marks 20th Anniversary with Training Certificates
In Wichita First Church of the Nazarene faces restoration needs after two years of threat to worship site. Congregation awaits completion of repairs totaling about 20,000 dollars funded by new church members and creditors. Certificates will be given to Scout Leaders who finished training last November and December with JL H Houston presiding. Earle K Behrend of Kawareca will attend along with other officials.
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America
JL. H. Houston
Douglas
Earle K. Behrend
Wichita
Kan
Church of the Nazarene
Ibers
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Cub
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Crovis
N. M
Western Airways
Cher
Garet Coffman
Mrs. Dasa
Yarnold-Stull
Wm. Bahnmaier
Bidinger
Herman Buchheim
Nancy Cummings
Clara Buchheim
John Stull
Leutie Shaw
S. Barrett
Burgert
Associated. Press
Mary Scott Riesland
Vancouver
Wash
Quill and Scroll, Honorary Society
Excelsior
Valley Chapel
Majestic
Ein Gee
Florida
Tunis
Frisco
Southern Railway
Fred Harvey
Nand
Pensacola
Abe
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
E.G. Baker
Frisco Lines
Walnut Street
Miswear
Addreas
Ranens City
Bilamaaunihens
Preaver
Vogue
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