New Kansas schools rising amid survey findings
Nine new school buildings, including a $250000 project, are either completed or under construction across Kansas per a Kansas League of Municipalities survey. Reports note bond issues defeated, schools opened or renamed, safety panic stops added in Concordia, and districts planning junior colleges, while Lawrence touts a long awaited high school site at Elm and Fifth.
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Kansas
Kansas League of Municipalities
Concordia
Beaumont
Butler County
Cassady
Chanute
W. E. Royster
Board of Education
Chase
Cofferville
Colby
Consolidated
Coldwater
Eureka
Fowler ‘High
Havenhill
Hill City
Leonardville
Manhattan
Meade
Pretty Prairie
Salina
Ninth
Bond Streets
Topeka
Whitewater
Yates Center
Bennington
Lawrence
F. H. Olney
North Lawrence
Elm and
Fifth Streets
Baldwin News notices and social items segue into district reports
Miss Margaret Cochrane of Kansas City University spent Saturday at the Alpha Chi Omega house in Baldwin. Dr Oscar E Allison left Monday for Chicago to serve on the Epworth League topics committee and will return Thursday. The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Williston. Miss Mamie Van Landingham is reported ill at her home on Dearborn Street. Baldwin locals plan to attend the Religious Education meeting in Lawrence next Friday evening at the Chamber of Commerce building. Mrs A E Knauss of Lawrence arrived to help care for Mrs Anna Knepp who has been ill for weeks. Thoburn Shepherd of Black Jack received word of the death of his niece Miss Delta Eaton in China where she had served as a missionary for three years. death caused by spinal meningitis. Delta Eaton will be numbered in ...
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Margaret Cochrane
Kansas’ City University
Alpha Chi Omega House
Baldwin
Oscar E
Allison
Chicago
Epworth League
Missionary Society
Williston
South Eighth Street
Mamie van Landingham
Dearborn Street
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Knauss
Anna Knepp
Thoburn Shepherd
Black Jack
Delta Eaton
China
Methodist Episcopal .Board
Bus ‘Eaton
Ed Eaton
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Eaton
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Pittsburg
Mary Alder
Ananias and
Sapphira
Edward Cragoe
Walter
Henrietta “‘Wood
Della Welch
Walker
Wood
Evangeline Chapter
Eastern Star
Walkers
California
Baker
Thelma Finley
Evelyn Brown
Glenn Foster
Cecil Sanders
Warren Wood
Harold Soulen
Edith Pexoldt
Miles Stotts
Whispering Hope
Dramatic Art Club
Parkington
Elizabeth Card
Coral Dewis
Mildred Hunt
Victor Remington
Epworth
George Cochran
Louise Ringer
Dean
Elizabeth Bentley
Grace Stevenson
Kathryn Korff
Velva Low
Frank E. Wolfe
Willard Mr Garrett
Aliie Gayle Quayle
Homer K. Ebright
Ruth Richardson
Alpha Owens
Hattie Osborne
Ainslie Moore
Etta Larry
Dora Sharp
Annabelle Newton
Clara Beach
Lula LaBrant
Andrew James
Lenexa
Madge Coppock
Canada
Elizabeth Riley
Alexander Haas
Holton
Baldwin Woman and Death Notices Sweep Baldwin News
Obituary notes for Miss Eaton and Mrs. Terry Walker of Los Angeles mark losses in Baldwin. Local events include the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at First Methodist, Epworth League activities, a Baker College all college dinner, and various social visits. Snowbound Baker and Baldwin residents attend sleighing parties as Baker alumni report on club activities and weather.
Yarnold area notes mention illness and visits
Frank Wulfkuhle visited Topeka to see his ailing uncle Henry Wulfkuhle who is hospitalized. He had previously traveled to Mexico for health reasons, then returned. The column records numerous visits among Yarnold residents such as Wendleir, Murphy, Dreher, Houk, Brass, and Bidinger families, plus cattle shipment by John Gress and the start of school after a vacation.
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Frank Wulfkuhle
Topeka
Henry Wulfkuhle
Wulfkuhle
Mexico
Yarnold
Wendleir
Otto Busch
Will Murphy
Lawrence Kupper
Otto Dreher
Helen
Betty
Peter Dreher
Rose
Lou Lawson
Katherine Bidinger
Rudie Houk
Jim Brass
Apsseeston Kupper
Fred Kenedy
Herman Buchheim
Harry
Hattie Shaw
Geo. Houk, Jr
Charlie Houk
Albert Houk
Jin Brass
Brass
Geo. Roller
John Gress
Kansas City
I. B. Kraft
C. J. Kraft
Duane
O. A. Bidinger
Frank
Geo. Houk Jr
Geo. Murphy
Will Bidinger
Bruce Scheer
Katherine
Frank Bidinger
Lecompton
Ralph Ice
Pleasant Grove wedding with village charivari in Lawrence
Helen Williams of Pleasant Grove married at Lawrence last Saturday. Friends held a charivari Monday night with candy and cigars. Wishes for happiness and prosperity propagate through the community. Various local visits: A Bidinger, Aug Kampschroeder, Russell Woorley, Olivia Huey, John Gross, Yarnold schoolhouse. Topeka visitors Geo Anderson, Geo Murphy. Russell Houk missed school for a bad cold. Ruth Schroyer weekend at home. C J Kraftis repairing his new store, two months to occupy. Avis Ruth Dornon still sick.
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Helen Williams
Pleasant Grove
Lawrence
Ice
QO. A. Bidinger
Leecompton
Kampschroeder
Russell Woorley
Olivia Huey
Lecompton
John Gross
Yarnold School
A. C. Walter
Theodore
Topeka
Geo. Anderson
Geo. Murphy
Russell Houk
Ruth Schroyer
C. J. Kraftis
Avis Ruth Dornon
Valley Grove Local Notes and Family Updates
Valley Grove reports skating parties on the creek and an infant birth to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith with Mrs. Will Smarr assisting. Veda Petrie of Lawrence visited, Henry Poeverlein butchered a beef, and Richard Rice returned from Kansas City. An eye-illness affects many schoolchildren, causing absences. Frank Shrout and Orin Smith families visited, Veda Petrie went back to Lawrence, Smith Bros. cut wood for Chas. Petrie, neighbors help husk corn for Mr. Clare, and Will Lombard hauls corn to Shultz farm.
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Dan Smith
Will Smarr
Veda Petrie
Lawrence
Henry Poeverlein
Richard Rice
Kansas City
Frank Shrout
Chester
Orin Smith's
Orin Smith
Escaped cattle rounded up near Junstetten
Hunters in Breslau rounded up cattle that had escaped years ago from farmers near Junstetten. The herd, now recovered, had wandered through nearby forests before capture. Authorities reported the roundup success and the cattle returning to owners after identification.
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Breslau
Junstetten
Forest beasts tamed by expert rope thrower
A wild group of deer and other animals roamed the forests, so untamed that hunters did not dare pursue them on foot. They were finally captured with the aid of a skillful rope thrower.
London Sees Surge in Burglaries Amid Foggy Season
London reports an epidemic of burglaries with about 500000 in property lost in the past month. Police struggle during the foggy period as race gangs move to the city to “earn a living” in winter, despite special officers deployed in early November.
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London
Associated Press
Americans in Saxony seize Saxon real estate bargains
Dresden reports real estate in Saxony at low exchange rates draws foreign buyers led by 843 Americans and over 200 Swedes. Tax collectors study the market amid active deals since 1918, while a German proverb is quoted about a bat’s keen vision in darkness.
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Dresden
Associated Press
Saxony
Bempies Free by Mail Soap and Shaving Stick Ad
Free by mail Bempies advertised with Cuticura Laborate Malden Mass address. Sold everywhere Soap 25c Ointment 2c and 60c Talcum 2c plus a new shaving stick offered.
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Cuticura Laborate
Dept
Malden
Mass
Alaskan Tunnel Dug for Students Turns Gold Mine
In Fairbanks a school project tunnel for mining students shows formation suggesting a lode. Experts call the output promising though nominal in value, while the Alaska college expands its programs and student body. Territorial Rep FE Keys, 61, assists as beginner instructor amid growing classes and diverse subjects.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Associated Press
School of Mines
School of Mines and Agricultural College of
North
Territorial
FE. W. Keys
Mr. Keys
Pine Cough Syrup at Home With Pinex and Syrup
Pine based remedies soothe throat and chest membranes. A pint of home made sugar syrup mixed with Pinex, or substitutes like molasses or honey, cures coughs often within 24 hours. Pinex is a concentrated Norway pine extract. ask a druggist for 24% ounces of Pinex.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
TAS NEW STAMP PRINTER Pritish Government Changes Stamp For the Fourth Time
The Pritish government has announced a fourth redesign of its postal stamp, introducing a new printer and updated denomination. Officials say the change aims to improve durability and security features, with a staged rollout across national post offices starting next month.
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Pritish
Britain switches stamp printer to meet 1924 demand
The British government changed stamp printers for the fourth time since 1889. The new firm installed modern machinery to produce up to 8,000,000,000 stamps needed in 1924, marking a shift to reel-based production similar to the United States.
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Great Britain
United States
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Instant Digestion Relief
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as instantly curing indigestion sour stomach gas heartburn and discomfort. It claims the tablet neutralizes sourness flatulence and pain as it reaches the stomach and that druggists guarantee quick digestion relief for a few cents.
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Bertha’ O’conner
Cincinnati
Rhode Island
O’conner
Garnett
Cherryvale
Tola
Neodesha
Independence
Cofftyville
Clarence Holcolme
Ella Alderdice
Hazel Shannon
Mountain Grove
Valley Grove
Staskrry
TAS
Pape
Anderson’s Bakery
Brinkman’s Bakery
Gillham’s Bakery
Zephyr Bakery
aMy Gram
Dunhill
Milanos
City Drug Store
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