Mississippi flood devastates Delta with mass casualties and refugees
Reports from Marks Mississippi describe at least 25 killed and about 18 000 affected as floodwaters from the Coldwater river inundate towns in Panola Quitman and Tate counties. Rescue convoys break through ice like water floods rescue camps open and relief workers rush supplies amid freezing refugees and rising disease fear.
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CAPTAINS CREEK HASPER TONGANOXIE GROUP MEETS
The minister's conference of Hasper and Tonganoxie met Tuesday January 15 at Center Friends church. Leroy Thornbury led devotional. covered dish luncheon enjoyed. Attendees included Rev Gene Nellis Fred P White Mrs Henderson and others from Lawrence and surrounding areas. News of deaths and community notes followed with schoolhouse meeting later in the week.
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Lawrence
Hi (Wheeler
Elletta Ann
Pearson
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Homes Wolcutt
Merving Mo
Alphis Rees
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Loven Ball
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Rell
Milo Richardson
Nichols
Anson Nichos
Colorado
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Local social events and obituaries in Kansas community
A long report lists a series of social gatherings, church activities, and family notes in rural Kansas. Highlights include meetings of the Prairie Center Friends Missionary Society, the Brothel Ladies Aid Society, birthday observances, visits from relatives, sickness and hospital notes, a funeral in Troy for Elaine Euler, a silo fire near Overbrook, and local residents’ travel and health updates.
Johnson honored in needle con test prize
The community records a prize awarded to Johnson for a needle con test. Social events include a luncheon by Mrs. Gray son with Mia Joy Morton and Mrs. John Decker. Probate Judge Ferris and wife moved to Ross cottage, Hannah Brown departs to California. Georgia Droke dies at home after illness. funeral at Methodist church with large attendance.
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Tonoka
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Telta
John Sutton
Setoud
Rotilives
Itlende Illest
Sir Brand
Daaighters
Pal Beourers
Catherine Oroke
Stout
Dorothy, Oroke
Nightgown rental and family move discussed at local gathering
Mr Moorehead, an experienced businessman, is noted for adding to the grocery trade as his family moves. Mrs Joe Brown has returned from a visit with daughter Mrs Mary Partridge in Oklahoma City. Other attendees included Mrs Gertrude Goldman and several neighbors traveling to Tonoka for Mrs W De Morivoe's 80th birthday. A funeral for Maas Droke drew relatives from Lawrence among Sunday mourners.
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Otto Alterbernd
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Lawrence
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Elroy Parker
Mary White
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Edwin Parker
Esther Gordon
Miss Gordon
Rothberger Pond
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Thompson Whitew
Mere
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Bether
Euler
Bar Bara
Ee Dy Crawford
Aid
Uie
Mre
C. W. Buckingham
Topeka
Uemin
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Trappa
Sle
Lute Meredith
Winchester
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Willett Low
Hattie Drake
Kansas City
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Sam Gutchinitter
Lizzie “Brown
Will” Decker
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Hayeko Yard
Perry
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Jutte Anuehter
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Manhattan
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J. M. Tregamba
Harry Riley
Will Gaston
Joan
Hs Louis
Mia
Lew Wiley
Bertha Niabsch
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Wards
Vero Tenpenny
Thair
Prank
Chet Moorehead
Seneca
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Joe Brown
Mary Partridge
Oklahoma City
Ohia
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John. Sutton
Huddleston
Mra
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Mya
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Hamilton
Will Dayne
Local Residents Attend Family Gatherings and Medical Updates
Bethel Dr Nelson of Tarwrence assisted Baker family after a Thursday stroke. John Baker shows slight improvement. Overbrook visitors included Delbert Hoffman family and Albert of Overbrook recovering from appendicitis surgery. Echoes of social visits: Ochre, Lila Elaine, Charles Jones, Mae Vance, John Brecheisen and Cecil visited Topeka for clinic care. Velma Vance left Overbrook High School, Everett Turner returned from California trip. Durene Brecheisen stayed with Paul Kretsinger and family. Otto Garber and family joined Sunday dinner with Garber relatives.
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Chesterfield Cigarette Blend Origins and Flavor
Chesterfield cigarettes blend Bright tobacco from Virginia the Carolinas Georgia and Florida with Burley from Kentucky Tennessee and Southern Maryland plus Turkish and Greek tobaccos. They cross blend to achieve one full Chesterfield flavor offering a mild yet satisfying taste and aroma. The process emphasizes balance and cross blending to unify diverse tobaccos into a single distinctive profile.
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