Town meeting urges business payroll support for KU plan
Lawrence leaders press local merchants to back a union payroll idea called putting K U on the payroll. W A Sintdito argues every shop, from shoemakers to banks, should contribute about $1 a week to fund the plan, totaling over $1,000 in four years. The proposal aims to invest in the town by having business payrolls support the effort.
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Lawrence
W. A. Sintdito
Kansas Unionium
K. U
E. PA
Pleasant Hour Club hosts and social notices
Mrs Lucretia Bigsby hosted the Pleasant Hour Club with upcoming meetings noted and many local guests mentioned. The item lists visitors from Bonner Springs and Lawrence, family connections, and various small social happenings, including a First Grade notice and a milk delivery note.
Kansas Wins Two Over Ames Squad in Ames
Kansas returned from Ames with two straight wins over the Iowa State squad. First game 28 to 13, second 17 to 15. Woestemeyer led Kansas with five field goals in game one. Uir aub counted free throws for the second win. Despite five field goals to Ames six, the Iowa team failed at the foul line.
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Kansas
Iowa State
Ames
Iowa
Woestemeyer
Uiraub
Anes
Iowans
Junior High to Present The Isle of Chance Operetta
The Junior High School glee clubs will stage an operetta The Isle of Chance at Bowersock Theater on Monday January 24. Eighty five children act with thirteen principal roles filled by Jerle Griffith Thelma Edmondson Ed na Anderson Edwin Fenstemaker Aubrey Firyant Thelma Jensen Dorothy Power Rose McCulloch Josephine Klein Berton Henderson Kenneth Forney Hudl Isley and John Mitchell. Music directed by Mrs G R Arnold staging by Mrs Myrtle Bair and dancing by Miss Doris Giebrich with four choruses dances and costumes.
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Isle of Chance
Bowersock Theater
Jerle Griffith
Thelma Edmondson
Edna Anderson
Edwin Fenstemaker
Aubrey Firyant
Thelma Jensen
Dorothy Power
Rose McCulloch
Josephine Kiein
Berton Henderson
Kenneth Forney
Hudl Isley
John Mitchell
Grant township CPA annual meeting set at Midland hall
The Grant township C P A will hold its annual meeting Thursday at noon in the C P A hall in Midland. A basket dinner will be served and many town business men are expected to attend. Rev Frank Smith will be the chief speaker sharing missionary experiences in Japan and Koves. Mr and Mrs Smith will sing. Roy H Johnson resumes rug factory service offering rag making from old carpets with contact details.
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Grant Township
Midland
Frank Smith
Japan
Koves
Socials Roundup From Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Crowder guests include Mrs Jesse Allen, Mrs Alice Williams of Law rence and Mrs Ollie Ginn of Denver. Eudora kin, Grimes family, spend holidays with Julius Bearman. Hodson, Cole and families join W L Collins for Thursday dinner. Bankses visit Winter and Richland amid local calls and greetings.
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Jesse Allen
Alice Williams
Lawvence
Ollie Ginn
Denver
Colorado
Sam Sweezer
Jack Grimes
Eudora
Julius Bearman
Betty Jane
Lawrence
J. M. Crowder
Ormal Hodson
Margaret
Floyd
A. B. Cole
Walda
Randall
W. L. Collins
John Banks
Geo, Banks
George Banks
Richland
Martha Athey
Dora, Bearman
Maude Sweezer
Coley
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
A vintage ad claims instant relief from nasal congestion and headache using Pape's Cold Compound, with doses every two hours and a promise of quick, inexpensive action without quinine, sold at drug stores.
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Pape
Holiday Visits and Neighborly Calls Across Crowder’s Woods
A crowded note records New Year gatherings and Sunday visits among locals. Mrs Martha Collins hosts, with Mrs Allie Elder and Ona Belt Collins stopping by. Families from Winter, Midland, Pomona, and Crowder’s area exchange calls and dinner plans.
Franklin Farmers Union elects officers and fixes meeting plan
The Franklin Farmers Union met at the school house on Friday January 7 electing Geo Hardterfer as president Charles Shira as vice president W K Eisle as secretary and treasurer G A Tuttle as conductor and Ernest Plattner as doorkeeper The group kept Franklin as meeting place voted monthly gatherings first Friday of each month and announced new officers will be installed next meeting A committee led by Geo Hardterfer Mrs Robert White Mrs Laura Claxton Mr Charles Shirar and Mr G A Tuttle will organize next month’s entertainment and refreshments were served afterward
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Farmers Union
Geo., Hardterfer
Myr
Charles Shira
W. K. Eisle
G. A. Tuttle
Ernest Plattner
Franklin
Walnut Grove
Robert White
George Hardterfer
Dowers
W.K. Eiste
M. Shutz
Fox
Geo. Hardterfer
Laura Claxton
Charles Shirar
Plin White
A. E. Welsh
Sibley
Richard Topping
Mon
Arthur Shultz
Kansas City
Rahe Auto and Tractor School
J. R. Edmonds
Lawrence
Ruth Ford
Elay Davis
Fred Ert
Hazel Harwood
F. P. White
Tonfanoxie
J. D. Martins
Duby Russell
Gertrude Wilson
Ralph Snyder
Topeka
Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatism relief
An advertorial claim presents Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that helps burn uric acid, the supposed rheumatism cause, reducing joint inflammation and muscle stiffness. It notes Hood's Pills as a gentle laxative and warns larger doses act as a cathartic, endorsing an economical treatment course.
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Hood
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Eczema Relief
A noted skin specialist touts Menthe Sulphur as a fast remedy for fiery itching eczema. The preparation supposedly destroys germ activity, soothes irritation, and heals the skin, leaving it clear and smooth. Marble Shiferers are urged to obtain a small jar from pharmacists and apply it like cold cream.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Belleview midwinter picnic in grove near Diechmann bridge
A midwinter crowd enjoyed a picnic supper in the grove near Diechmann bridge Sunday evening. Mrs Barley and Miss Murphy of Lawrence visited at the home of Mrs Barley’s brother Fred Bartz last week. Bailz Bros. cut weed Saturday. Wallis Medicine man toured the neighborhood last week. Mr and Mrs Will Freesears and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ott Jr. Mr and Mrs Jas Shrek and family of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Ed Forsythe with children were dinner guests Sunday.
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Lucretia Bigsby
Pleasant Hour Club
Guy Bigsby
Wilson Martin
J EU Mira
Kirby
Theinervian Club
Joe Harnat Barker
Louis Trapp
Harry Stte Trapp
Bonner Springs
Levette
Paris de Witte
Charley Crowder
Law
S.ue
Sugie Lowman
Iam
Edgar Meirik
Wilbur
George Jeffries
API
Lawrence Isermanster Ruth
Herberturg
Kansas
C. H
Anna Rose
Toney
Olaf Anderson
Keifer
Carpenter
Mass
W. P. Martin
E. Keifer
Mr. Krom
Will
Ralph
al Kirby
Edgar McClung
J. FE. Shirck
Lecompton
Lizzie Bartz
Perry
Page
Fred Bartz
Chas
Ott
Lexena
Russell
Ott St
M. L. Sowers
Kansas City
von Gunten
Harold
City
Roy Dye
Miss Huett
Shumann
Chicago
Geo. Ott Sr
Diechmann Bridge
Jas, Shrrek and
Lawrence
Ed Forsythe
Aspirin by Bayer Promises Safe Use and Medical Endorsement
Take Aspirin only as directed on Bayer Tablets, based on 21 years of physician guidance and safety proven by millions. Do not substitute. Bayer Cross marks genuine tablets for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and pain. Handy 12 tablet tins cost a few cents. larger packages sold by druggists. Aspirin is Bayer’s trademark of monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Grateful Quaker Minister Credits Tania for Health
Reverend Parker Moon of Carthage Missouri, a longtime Quaker leader, credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of nervous indigestion headaches and poor sleep. He describes improved appetite digestion and better rest after a few doses and says he recommends Tanlac widely. Sold in Lawrence by City Drug Store Road Comer Drug Company and leading enlogists in every town Adv.
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Missouri
Parker Moon
So- Friends
Howard Avenue
Carthage
Parker
Taniane
Texas
Tanlac
Lawrence
City Drug Store
Road Comer Dreg Company
Enlogists
Adv
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Haskell Indians
Lowe and
Campbell
Indians
Sumner
Lawrence Colored Hi
Carl Kelley
Kelley
Elmer Brown
Douglas County Building and Loan Association
Wilder S. Metcalfis
Tosia
the Page
John Emick Seertary
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Woestemerer
iRody
T. Ep Wulf
Ec. Uhriaub
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G. Olson
Houk
F Q Bennett
Ames Aggies
FT Paige
Green
Innes
Currie
White
G. Boyd
G. Shepherd
Woodward
Red” Brown
Kankas
Bowersock Januay
Indiana St
Roy H. Johmson
Martha Collins
Allie Elder
Ona “Belt Collins
Crowder
Evenihng
Lela
Edith
Winter
Pail Brone
Martha Colans
Lela Banks
Maude Sweeter
Shields
H. D. Athey
Jesse
Alexander Robertson
Boone
William Sommers
Hamilton
Worl
Plattner
Florence Claxton
Clarence Davis
Charles Boone
Skinner
Floyd White
Albert Wakerman
Lee Summit
Wakerman
Atha Davis
Gerald Robertson
M. Shultz
Billie Lemon
Ralph Davis
Doris
Elzy Davis
Ralph Standing
Scott Hansen
Roth Ford
T. L. Davis
Hertzler
John Shivar
John Garrett
Family Davis
Jake Rensch
G. ‘A. Tuttle
Heinnih Koil
Henry Welsh Ias
Belleview
Grove’s
EC Tligere
Gormal
F. G. Prevo
Tania
Watkins National Bank
Liberty
Lawrence National Bank
Farmers State and Savings Bank
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