Lawrence banquet marks annual Chamber affair Monday
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will host its annual banquet Monday at the Chamoius Woodting? Intend as the provider of the evening’s program. Speakers include Aley and Janeth(er) vy, with W. L. Newman to become president and Harold G. Ingham slated to succeed the treasurer.
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Lawrence Chamber of Mores
Mozwaning
Chamois
Mailech
Aliwlesh
Geniliner Times
Simang
W. L. Newman
Geas Dent
Bel
Marold G. Ingham
Lev
Geos
Fasinates
Personal Notices From A Kansas City Area Page
A jumble of personal mentions notes visits and travel plans including a trip from New York to Constantinople with six weeks at sea a guest at the Davis and Merrow homes in Kansas City and Topeka and a gathering of commerce secretaries in Paola plus various relatives and friends visiting or traveling to or from Topeka Lawrence and Denver with mentions of Kansas City resident visits and local social connections.
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Feving Hill
New York
Constantinople
Misuith
Ter
Olaf Ravndal
Tsendal
Davis
Bronson
Mes. Davis
Harry Mor
Merrow
Lawrence
Mery C
Bowrnsnpes
Cox
I Son
Wan FE
Stockton
Paola c Sandor of Commerce
Lodernarn
Topeka
I % Chamber of
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Butm Beach
Pla
Ussie
Kansas City
Y McClelland
Hiamiin
Sanborn
Toelleville
Heather
Leend
Woman Official Defends Auto Purchase Amid Hotel Row
A woman official, Mrs Strah ley, manager of the government hotels, argues over an automobile purchase in a disputed hotel matter. She emphasizes her view as Rep. Wood denounces the proposal, indicating broad public interest and political tension.
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Theoite
Strahley
Govepi Hotels
Wood
Ind
WILL BUILD SCHOOLS Modge City Kansas 1928 Bond Plan
Modge City Kansas plans two new schools at an estimated cost of 25000 dollars to replace aging facilities. The junior and senior high buildings would serve about 1740 students with district enrollment around 1800. Key steps include securing state school fund commission approval for a 256000 bond issue and district voters’ consent at the municipal election in April.
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Modge City
Kan
Jin
Owo
Hy Hoprk
Paulliene
Dadee City
Tike Achool Fund Commission
Spade School Bailey
Ata Bhu Fee Reid
Temple project bids seek five new structures
The Mersenic lodge plans to invite bids for construction of five new semelme as a design ginilny to the existing 4 6 Lawrenne. Financing relies on 224 acres of Hodgonian purity land by Harry Zehner, a lodge member. The judge has sold 80 acres and may sell more to fund the building. Masonry lodge traces to 4586 with T C Wilson as lone active member, father of district scout leader Rosree Wilson. Valencia 1s, Famque.
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Etmore
Mersenic Lodge
Acesp
Harry Zehner
Jodge
Iving
T. C. Wilson
Rosree Wilzon
Valencia
Valencia fins fuel long trade with Europe and Asia
Valencia centers a high fan industry with about 2,000 workers in 30 factories. Most work is manual with simple machinery. Exports of fins yearly reach about 2,060,000, sent to markets in Europe and the Americas as decorative accessories.
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Valencia
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Inoree
Lestras
War Chancellor's Son Habs Lads Hour Distant from Berlin
Von Bethmann-Hollweg, son of the wartime chancellor, enjoys a gentleman farmer estate an hour from Berlin. He owns the paternal Hahens estate near Dierbarnim, north of Berlin, covering about 20,000 acres. Liberty Post American Legion plans a meeting tonight at the post rooms near the Peoples States Bank.
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Berlin
von Bethmann-Melin
Dierbarnim
Liberty, Post
Liberty Post
American’ Legion
Will Hols
the Peoples
States Bank
Era of grand religious buildings dawns in nation
Reports say Aller sen leads a new era in cathedral and temple construction with unprecedented religious architecture. Noted examples include a $15 million cathedral in Washington and the $10 million Cathedral of St Francis to Sales in Toledo, plus the St Marys Cathedral Group in Wichita and the Chicago Methodist Temple, signaling a shift in modern ecclesiastical design and cost.
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Allersen
Na Timestone Co
Perio
Han Lyo
Lars
D.C
St. Francis To Sales
Toledo
Ohio
St. Mary's Cathedral
Wichiti
Kansas
Chisago Methodist
Hich
Franklin’s Birth Anniversary Marked Across Industry
New York observes the 23rd anniversary of Benjamin Franklin’s birth with the tenth annual National Thrift Week. About 200 advertising labs and printers’ groups honor his memory, promoting thrift and electricity, with tributes from the Franklin home in Philadelphia and the Benjamin Franklin Memorial Committee.
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New York
Benjayhin Franklin
Swan
Wis
Franklin
Lyades
Inui
Richard
Delphi
Frankiiin
Henry Smythe
Ibd
Benjamin Tranklin
Sons of the American Revolution
Telepathy coming next in trans Atlantic science
A garbled article discusses telepathy and thought transmission, citing Professor Oliver Lodge and Sir Oliver Lodge as proponents. It mentions science strengthening theology, Bible marvels, and hopes for realization as a divine and human fact. It notes a sale of an imperial yacht and the Soviet fleet purchases.
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Jandon
Jane Id
Fesger A
Zmai
Oliver Lodge
Daymascus
Leningrad
U.P
Imperial
Blood Test Adoption in Legal Trials Probed
A Paris court accepts a blood test claimed to prove intoxication via alcohol levels. Expert Leon Bonn finds insufficient alcohol to prove drunkenness. The case involves a dead man and an autopsy, while a separate note mentions winter use of safety footwear and minimal urban transport changes.
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Paris
Leon
Bonn
Wichita Chamber plans pig raise project to boost county farms
Wichita business leaders join farmers in a chamber of commerce backed pig raising scheme. Local youths will raise pigs bought with 60 dollar gifts from firms, then return two offspring to each sponsor. The program aims to foster business farmer ties amid declining county hog numbers and rising prices, with farm visits and guidance from partners.
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Wichita, Kanb
A.P
hi_ther
Sedgwick County
Chamber of Commetes
Enid-Area
Wichita
Boyd
Une
Agriculture Committee
Tina
Detroit Sees New Car Law On Passenger Limits
Detroit, Jan 1 AP reports the city’s new car ordinance restricts driving with more than two persons in the front seat and bans affectionate gestures while the vehicle moves. Violations will face penalties as spring and summer travel rises.
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Detroit
Ben Low
Fay
Clauke Etroit
Inotot
Disposing of leis at sea aboard Honolulu ships
Ships off Honolulu have adopted a practice of disposing of flower leis at sea to avoid clutter at harbors. Tourists previously kept leis until they withered, tossing them overboard as ships pass Waikiki Beach. Ship companies agreed to formalize the disposal method to keep harbors free of flowers.
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Honolulu
Soime
Jpon
Atermship
Waikiki Beach
Nightlife Costs in Paris Rise Despite Exchange Rate
Paris consumers pay premium for evenings out as luxury dining items like foie gras and champagne post high prices. With the franc's value fluctuating, a gala supper and cocktails shift near $22 in American dollars, underscoring Parisian nightlife costs and recent fare adjustments.
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Paris
Russia as Land of Dance Its Ballet Spectacle Gains Pace
Moscow reports Russia remains land of the ballet with dancing and spectacles praised for technique rhythm and beauty. Critics note serious profession status equal to drama or opera singing. eight years training required before a youth may take a minor part in the ensemble.
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Moscow
Russia
Leningrad
Plans for Pan Pacific Conference Education Rehab Reclamation
The Interior Department advances plans for a Pan Pacific Conference on Education Rehabilitation Reclamation and Recreation to be held in Honolulu the week of the conference. Congress authorized the event to foster friendly Pacific relations and territorial interests. Countries including Great Britain and India have requested to participate.
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Washington
Dar
The
Intérior
Department
Honolulu
United States
Pacific
Mayo
Great Britain
India
Wisconsin University Welcomes Four Caledon Family Members
United Press reports four members of the Caldwell family from Rio Wisconsin attend the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Twins Mabel and Bernice Caldwell, 18, study Letters and Science while brothers Byron, 20, and Donald, 21, pursue Commerce and Zoology respectively. Two more Caldwell siblings remain in high school.
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Rio
Wis
United Press
Éapie
Opuspal
Collesa
Byron
Donald
Calitea
Igh School
Aging Wisconsin resident receives ex-president letter
Onalaska resident Olisna Sjolandery, turning 102, received a keepsake letter from Calvin Coolidge congratulating her. She lives with her son C A Sjolandery and has 10 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Despite limited reading ability she follows events with interest.
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Siena Siolandse
Onalaska
Wis
Aring
Olisna
Sjolander
Deaths of Two Pianists From Clearfield County
The report records the deaths of two pianists, Mr Henry Schendel and Mrs Henry Schendel, both long-time residents. Mr Schendel died December 30th due to heart trouble after a long illness. Mrs Schendel had been invalid for a long time and died January 8, 1874. Henry Schendel, born December 18, 1817 in Posen, Prussia, arrived in America in 1883 with his parents, grew to manhood in Indiana, and later moved to Clearfield County.
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Henry.Schendel
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America
Indiana
Pioneers of Osage County Dead in 1927
Obituary recounts the deaths and family of early Osage County settlers. Sophia Brech eisen Schendel, born in Chicago in 1869, married to Henry Neugenel in 1871, died January 2, 1927 at age 74. Nine children, several grandchildren, and multiple siblings noted. The couple and their descendants helped establish local Evangelical church near Vassar and lived at Clearfield and Eu dora areas, contributing for over 54 years.
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Ford
Sophia
Mary Brecheisen
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Avas
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Douglas
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Meru
Henry Neuengel
Ren
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Arthur Schengel
Berkeley
Cal
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Ulysses
Kans
Clara
Kang
Ooone
Ferdinand’ Schengel
Misiella Nevoce
Chnrch
Evangelical Church
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Vassaron
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Vissde
Geotee
Breithauit, Sry
George
Wellsville
Fepday
John
Ghanaysmadé A. Losiness Fesiak
Kenisas City
Ben
Kramer
Texas
Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative
A 19th century ad promotes Caldwell's Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative for women past fifty, claiming mild help for occasional constipation and claiming daily use prevents headaches biliousness colds and stomach issues. The copy targets elderly readers and emphasizes gentle, regular relief.
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Caldwell
Community News From Topeka Farm Event and Local Talks
Local notes record a annual pattern of talks by James W Anderson county farm agent Ward and Mrs Augustine at a Topeka area gathering. They discuss butter production and first grade dairy output linked to farmer practices and creameries. Other items include school absences due to illness and a farm sale outcome.
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James W! Anderson
Gilligan
Ward
Mrustine
Kansas
Rands
Anderson
Topeka
Gill
Augustine
Russell Harrell
Clintons
Thel
Aubrey Fishbur
Charley Boérircher
Althay
Dale “Robison
Bert
Mary
Snd
Bruce Gressl
James Anderson
Leo Percival
Local Social Notes From Sigel Area Gatherings
Community members and families in Sigel and nearby areas are noted visiting relatives and friends. Names such as Mr and Mrs William Tohneeh tari AR y, Miss Nina BilIo tt, John Christy, Opal Arnold, Harold Strahan, and Roy Morgan Ellington appear among visits and weekend gatherings. Several residents plan or enjoyed time in Lawrence and Kanwaka with relatives and hosts.
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Peka
Johingson
Hubbard
Iit
Jess
Christy
Kanwaka
Kenneth
Billy Johns
Opal
Arnald-Christy
Lildne
Tire
Almaz Petafish
Jaapeovest
William ‘Orr
Lawrence
Brant
Roy Morgan
Ellington
Joni van Keibler
Hattie Ledwick
Simmons
Robinson
Wilson’ Jones
Bred
Cheissy
Thurs
Fragmented social notes from a historic page segment
Reading shows a cluttered social notice listing families and dinner gatherings. Mentions Mr and Mrs Raya Robineo Rabineo Robins Jefferie Charlier Butte, with references to parents and evenings, but many details are garbled.
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Ternoon
Raya
Éreta
Satuday
Ar Zegiorr
Eobert Rabineo
Childre
John
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