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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1923

Page

6

Farmers Union convention opens in Kansas with big turnover noted

Topeka January 17 annual report shows about 10 million dollars turnover for 1922 by the Kansas Farmers Union Jobbing Association. The meeting previews a three to four day session with elections for women members on the board and speeches by national agricultural leaders.

Topeka Kansas Farmers Union Ofirectora Farmers Union Kansas City Board ‘of “Trade Hay Exchange New “Wheat Marketing Association Davis Farmers’ Union Farmers’ Union Auditing +tion Farmers’ Dairy Products Association Charles S. Barrett Georgia National Farmers’ Union A. ©. Davis Javatte Ark Tional Union J. P. Warbasse American Co-operative League New York George Kent Osgood John Tromble Beloit Kansas Farmers’ Union

Lone Star Neighbors Share Weekend Activities

Mr and Mrs Murphy and Mr and Mrs Claude Cottrell and baby of Colyer visit Joel Hoover home. Neighbors assist John Banks with hay stacks on the old Flory farm after a brush fire. Several locals attend funeral in Topeka for Henry Hoover. Miss Gladys Plory visits in Valley Chapel area. 53 attend Sunschool at Star. Will Ulrich and family visit Kansas City relatives. Continuous community notes from Lone Star and Valley Chapel.

Fom Murphy Claude Cottrell Colyer Lillie Al‘rich Clifford Eldon Joel Hoover John Banks Flory David Studebaker Willow Springs Will Garbutt Will Gurtis Sis‘ter Porter Bond Joe Hoover Joe Burton Will Ulrich John Hook Topeka S Henry Hoover Wred Flory Cal Ward Iva Eaton Bradford Powell Amily Star Ralph. Quakenbush Fredovin AL Ward Shed Ing Will Garbutt Sery Lone! Star Marvin Bond Ren Valley Chapel Y. Ulrich Elsie Haus Claude Wells Will Curtis Murry Aary Hutcher Fred Seele Henry Sette Tedse G .Saile A. P. Lynch Oakridge Chas. Anthony Western Kansas Saile Chas. Smith A No.6 Gee Hunsinger Louis Seele Godfrey Reetz Bert Mitchell Milt Mitchell Carl Sam Mitchell Karl Byron, Neb Marvin Willey Albert Mitchell Nossi Anna Oliver Selutz Lake View B. A. Gessner T. Crowe Mack sLawrence B. I. Brown Eberhart Pleasant Grove W. D. Wells House Otis Landell Dorothy Lone Star A. Welding Herbert Sanborn Lawrence Otto Dreher Peter Dreher Rose Dreher E. Leary Paul

Kanwaka community notes and gatherings documented

Kanwaka Ladies Aid quilting session with Mrs George Richards and other club activities occupy a busy Thursday. Literary club social, readers and a fortune contest accompany visits from members and guests. Local dances feature the Thomas Brothers orchestra and a novelty five piece outfit at Kanwaka Hall. Roadwork toward Seetin's begins under new township board oversight. Several residents attend funerals, dinners, and hospital visits while neighbors plan a February sale and note travel to nearby towns.

Kanwaka Ladies Aid Society George Richards Arthur Ulrich Kanwaka Literary Club Mark Piersor Charles Traynor Fred Gregory W. P. Elkin Levett Ulrich Ed Mull J. R. Topping Marl Pierson Guy Bigsh H.G Oak Ride Topping Pierson van Neste Thomas Brothers Orchestra Kanwaka Ha Seetin David Barra Crowder Ed Mall Kanwakahal Fiora L Bigsby Lawrence Marian Lawrence Ros. Stanwix Oak Bridge Ernest Bigsby Prescott Underwood Rena Elliott Ruth. Miller George Dews Milton Elliott , Jr Tonganoxie Tom Dews Transmeier Merle Colman Ruth W.N. “Anderson Fred A. Richardson Marcus Over M. J. Pierson Guy’ Bigaby A. FR. Ulrich R. W W. A. Colmar McAferty Kanwaka Church Kansas City Sheldon

Community Notes and Social Visits in Knowledge Hill Area

Mrs Tra Dial and family visited Mrs Fred Alford and listened to the radio. Several locals attended the Mount Yon tram and box supper and a church Sunday school attendance rose. The Viets child recovered from diphtheria, and many residents hosted and visited each other at homes across Knowledge Hill.

Tra Dial Fred Alford Carl Talbert C. W.hart Herr Memny Evelyn Thuy Daugher Alching Mary” Hayden Skeet George Brown Fred Grauberger C. H. Rowand Leonard. Stanwix Hawley Armstrong John Thiry Beu‘ah Cifford Thiry Thiry Henry Wilkeron Bashor Tarnpon Nellie Viets Lawrence G. Viets Leslie Wells Frank Toms Oak Ridge Mount George Stanwix Tauphiers Ftollic Tanci Ruth Jarrett Lorence Weeks Bernice Anna Wallberger Herbert ‘Dusch Vernon Weeks Evrybody Harvey Armstrong Weeks Zella Reila Grace Stanwix Florence Weeks John Shultz Ernest Bowling Loren White John Canary Henry Rausch David Thompson Thurman Rothwell Grauberger

Sunday Movements and Local Visits Report

Community life highlighted by neighbors visiting, hosting and traveling. Residents from Solon, Lawrence, Vinland and Oakridge attend church events and share meals while work crews haul sand and cattle and locals mark birthdays and repairs in a busy Sunday record.

Local Shifts and Travel Notes From Columbia Area

In Columbia and nearby, Marion Strong hauled a load of Jogs to a saw mill near Stony Erin for Ed Deay Monday. Several local families including Mrs Wesley Fiery, Mr and Mrs David, Ray and Carl Kanwake, Charles Brohammer, Lillian Alda, Fred Fiery, and Eda Reusch with Majel Anderson were mentioned in travels and visits. A message from Cerro Gordo, Mil, and Waether, John Bettybley, was also noted as received.

Beeghley Illinois Will Postma Marion String Carl John Brahammeyl M.A. Childs Colyer Marion, Strong Phylander Reusch Lawrence George Markley Charlie Brohammer Solon Markley John Brohammer John Hyre Majel Anderson Arhur Fiery Edna Reusch Lone Stair Majel Cyrus Lucile Anderson Oak Ward Abe Flory W. H. Postma Art.Campbell W. W.wingert Mable Frylander Reusch Vinlund Will Jacob Carl Peterson Marion Strong Stony Erin Ed Deay Wesley Fiery David Ae Ray‘mond Carl Kanwake Charles Brohammer Lillian A Alda Witnd Fred Fiery Cali de Fei Eda Reusch Majel “Anderson Cerro Mil Wether John “Betybley

Community Social Notes And Wood Chopping Aid

Worden residents hear of visits from Mr and Mrs Roy Fishburn and Mrs Oscar Vincent. Neighbors helped Mrs E J Howell by chopping wood on Jan 11 1923 with a basket dinner at the O M Hird home. Men funded sawing costs and gifts were given to Mrs Howell. A long list of local families sent thanks and well wishes. Several residents visited Baldwin for business and meals were shared at multiple homes in Lawrence and Topae.

Roy Fishburn Tacoma Washington California Oscar Vincent Overbrook Guy Desking E. J. Howell Paul Johanning Owen Turner Acie Turner Arthur Hatter Harry Hobson M. Hird F. Kalonen Graves John Lewis John Anderson John Dillon Catherine Dillon Roy Clary Chas. Gilliland Harry Flory Chester Gibson Herman Butell Chas Detweviler Mr. Carey X Cline Donald Hobson J. Leach Ed Stoneking Russell Dyer Lee Anderson Mifred Anderson Bill Johnson Frank Anderson Frank Johnson Francis Killburt Sutton Roy, Vaughn Arlen Baldwin Gry Deskins Bill Stella Deatin Prince Deskins Topae Haber Vers Viola Haas Homer- Gibson Walter Fleer Leora Eherwine Leora’ Rappard Cleo Deskins Lawrence Dan Anna Heffiner Law Rere Fook Schwartz Journal-World Probal Court Douglas County Kansans Ia- MH. Gehrer Mactyes Coe M. A. Gehrer Ruins Hiling Lawrence Jourtmal-World Iron Pears County Board of Agianistration Lansing Kansas Befoo

Librarian Appointment Discussed at Fairview Meeting

Fairview notes show plans for appointing a librarian by the superintendent. Several staffers for the coming year have been chosen. Mrs Will Walker and Mrs Ernest Leary were visitors at the meeting.

Will Walker Ernest Leary

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Head Cold Relief

A nostalgic ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for head colds. It claims the mentholated cream soothes nasal passages and throat membranes, relieves congestion, and lets users breathe freely. It emphasizes decades of consumer endorsement and urges purchasing a small bottle from a druggist.

Ely

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertised for Skin and Digestion

An old time ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation torpid liver and digestion issues. It claims the tablets clear the skin and blood, noting the olive color and urging nightly use for a week with promised improved appearance.

Dr. Edwards Edwards

Community Notes of Lawrence Area Gatherings

A record of social visits and events around Lawrence includes dinners for Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilson of Lawrence, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Schulmeyer from Six Corners, and Sunday gatherings at the Dreher and Bowman homes. Local school events, church meetings, and missionary activities are noted with several members present.

Mabel Henry Shirar Chas. Wilson Lawrence Plin Waite Harold Schulmeyer Six Corners Mia Fred Seele Floyd-Nisely E. Leary Ed. Hawant Mrs. Peters Helen Betty Dreher Peter “Dreher Howard Sibley Chester Howard Frank Harrell Belleview Ladies Aid J. H. Freese Fairview School

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