Birthday Dinner for Richard A. Cox at Advance Farm
Mrs. Oscar Cox hosted a family dinner at Advance Farm Homestead on Saturday at 6 pm to honor the birthday of Richard A. Cox. The home was decorated with ferns and palms, music by Miss Alice Smith and Lemuel Cox, and a large list of relatives attended from Kaw Valley and nearby towns.
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Oscar’Cox
Advance Farm
Richard A. Cox
Launlee
Xon
Busette
Willard Winey
Dorothy Ann
Betty Jeane
Willard Les
Lawrence
Richard Cos
Annine
Topeka
Roy Cox
Tracyo
Elmer
Cox
Betty Stig
Joseph J
Kaw Valley
Hoc
Rhodes
Lemuel Cox
Albert Gos Cox
Mr. Farm
Alice
Kansan City Visits Dress Personal Notes in Kyanssa City
Miss Grace Jones and Miss Roberta Cummings spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Bertha Shore and her guest Mrs. A. H. Aitken of St. John are spending the day in Kansas City. C. B. Merwin and Mrs. Bruce Merwin were in Kansas City on business today. Ransom went to Kansas City this morning for a few days on business. George Eastman spent the day in Kansas City. Prof and Mrs. Thomas A. Larrimore will go to Kansas City this evening to attend a concert by Paul Robeson. J. Hunter went to Kansas City this afternoon for several days, attending the Nurserymen's convention at the Adin hotel. M. Ac Draper went to Kansas City tonight for the annual meeting of Stockholder's of the Commonwealth Fire & Marine Insurance Company.
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Grace Jones
Roberta Cummings
Kyanssa City
Bertha Shore
A. H.aitken
Kansas City
Bruce Merwin
Ransom
Kansas ‘City
George Eastman
Kansas~ City
Stockhalder’s of
Commonwealth Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Tiered Skirts Dominate Frock Styles In New York Fashion
New York fashion notes describe tiered skirts in party frocks and dance dresses. Designers showcase two to three deep tiers of beaded fringe velvet and tulle, with color contrasts such as bright red tulle and gold lace. Silk gowns feature velvet tiers darkening toward the hem, and emerald and violet shading appears in chiffon and taffeta dresses.
Spring Fashion Notes on Skirts Coats and Furs
A fragment discusses fashion trends for spring including pleated tiered skirts and slender-lined coats. It notes wrap-around styles, sprig patterns, and the use of animal scarves with head and body elements forming lapels. Shaded furs are expected on many wraps.
Fordization Reported in Soviet Tractor Plants
United Press notes a Soviet factory program mirroring American efficiency as Fordization begins at a Leningrad tractor plant after Soviet workers studied at Detroit Ford plants for a month. One hundred new machines install, guests tour, and Russians reportedly took oaths not to preach propaganda while isolated during their stay.
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Leningrad
United “Press
Minors Cause Trouble in Army Recruitment
Army faces recruiting issues as minors enlistments and false consent claims surface. Adjutant AM C Davis notes many enlistees appear under 21, with parents’ consent questioned. some discharged for minority status. By year end, overall strength listed at 194,968. resignations noted.
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Washington
Uni
Ted Press
Army
Davis
Abe
Pan Peor
Guare Eir
Matto
Swithout
Tdta
National Convention Detroit Meeting Faces Foreign Trade Focus
Detroit delegates gather for the national convention with emphasis on foreign trade. Reports indicate the event will measure value and set priorities for commerce at the meeting.
Stamp sale curb shocks post office plans in China
The Chinese postoffice bans selling stamps above 40 cents to any single buyer amid how local speculation used deflated paper dollars for profit. The practice involved buying stamps with devalued currency and reselling to foreign banks via ports like Tientsin and Shanghai. Police uncovered the scheme tied to foreign controlled postal service. President Hope names Jo We Chess his Dodge City secretary. M Cross to move to Washington to run Hope's office.
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China
Tientsin
Shanghai
Harnkow
Cross
Hope
Garden’ City
Clifford Hope
Jo We Chess
Dodge ‘City Chamber
of Commerce
M. Cross
Washington
Lost gold map in Dakota history tale revived
A fragmentary account recalls a Montana gold rush era trio of prospectors in North Dakota. It describes a deadly clash near Fort Totten to Fort Seward and Jamestown, one survivor fleeing to Wisconsin. An enslaved map and a restless hunt for fortune linger in memory.
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Montana
Farnt
Tott
Totten
Jamestown
Seward
Wisconsin
Don t Starve to End Don t Starve to End Years
Fragmented OCR text mentions prescription, combat, weakness, and a booklet in each box. References druggists and Marinola with unclear context. No clear event or names. reads as garbled promotional copy.
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Zola
Aigland
Marinola
Paper and Engraving Plant Contemplates Large Output
A fragment notes a manufacturing effort at a Sof Engraving and Print facility with reference to 870000 pounds of paper production. It hints at a sizable output scale and ongoing industrial activity linked to engraving and printing operations.
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Sof
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Florence Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Allen Abd
S. K. Funk
Addie Adams
Colorado Springs
Bethel Hospital
Adams
New York
Parent, Teacher Association
Kansas
Glenn A. Dawes
H. P. Smith
C. le de- Watteville
G.F. Town
Galloo
Ihe
X. J. Kennedy
Lola B. Brain
Gilroy
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J. H. Knapp
Arkansas
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Oliver de Watteville
C. L. de Watteville
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Arkansas City
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Tri Sigma
J. W. Eyre
Terines
Needlecraft Club
George Petty
Locust Street
Lewis’c. Biggs
William H. Dunn
C. Strafion
Kanwaka
Merle Colman
Otto, Johanning
Ry Colman
Mia @ Colman
American Association of Versity Women
F. N. Carman
Clayton
Crosse
Dorothy
Emily ‘Ferris
Broad
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Carolyn’ Tea Room
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Ds Hunter
Fe Mite S
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Las Gifford
C. W. ‘Spare
R. C. Rankin
League of Women
W. QO. Nelson
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Tomourrow
Harry“ Deneciler
Lecompton
Richard Donald
Musiclub
Tomor
Max Wilhelmi
Ohio Street
Henry
Werner
Het
Robert Quillen
St Peters
Sther ™ Robeson
Rochastery
Burg
Karl Abbot
Abbott
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Ers
Ford
Detroity
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North Dakota
Shimmons Bros
Washington, the Tittle
Schubert
N.A
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ECS
Printzess
Waldorf
Monarch
BAYAR
Lawrence, Kansas
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Franklin County
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Karisas
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