Baldwin News Notes and Local Events Highlights
Sunday school social at Mrs Holmes home with special music by Miss Neal and Miss Kirkpatrick. Civic notes include travels of Evla Compton and Vivian Moot to Ottawa and a no Fourth of July celebration in Baldwin. Quiet title suit filed in district court by D J Husted against Richard Perrett. Marriage licenses issued to John Exner and Katherine Barnhart in Leavenworth and Bernard Bohie with Alma Ruth Mutchler in Kansas City Missouri. Indiana Democratic Editorial Association midsummer meeting opens in Fort Wayne with Secretary of the Navy Raniels as principal speaker.
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District Court
D. J. Husted
Richard 2. Perrett
Douglas County
John Exner
Katherine Barnhart
Leavenworth
Bernard N. Bohie
Alma Ruth” Mutchler
Kansas City, Mo
Raniels
Indiana Democratic” Editorial Association
Fort Wayne
Local Social Snippets from Stony Point and Nearby
Community notes from Stony Point and Lawrence describe Sunday visits at homes including Mr Glen Megmueet and Mrs Dan Shintwetl, plus Monday calls by Lena Kerrey and family. Shoppers Feanees Tuckde and Morne Deay are seen at Tevahwin, with other residents attending gatherings and harvest preparations.
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Teenie Beer
Willtraine
Mariel
Ber Prrren
Leewis
Ain
Plerbert Fite
Stetet
Glen Megmueet
Rew
Lena Kerrey
Erie
Griffis
Dan Shintwetl
Craig Hon
Lawrency
Feanees
Tuckde
Morne Deay
W. OS. Minney
Herbert Fitz
Elon Helebmh
Juanes Pays
Jedi Aris
Baddwin
Frida
Martin Holand
Hamrey
Sleeper
Helen Willis
Lorvi
Wiinay
Community Notes and Local Events Amid Rural Harvest
Philo Beck and Everson area residents busy cutting wheat this week. Winifred Darnkart Siviey and Mrs Will Harte linked with local families for Saturday plans. Milwaukee hosts a national education association session discussing The Contribution of Teachers to the Development of Democracy.
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Philo Beck
Baldwin
Everson
Phe
Hs Barnharthee
Iffernagp
Auna Schwartz
Mra
Ureaye Ray Vaughn
Sethe
Sherheart
Sitdota
Winifrent
Mack Bamrad
Wransas
Will Harte
Sindy Atlerneon
Misa Winifred
Darnkart
Towey’s
National Education Association
Milwaukee
Wheat of a dormitory crisis spurs Lawrence housing debates
In Lawrence Kansas a dormitory shortage grows as university enrollment nears 1000. Demand presses against scarce housing with many families of students, aging bungalows and converted houses. Citizens weigh converting larger houses into apartments while farmers tout Russian thistle forage and hay as alternative feeds.
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Lawrence
Stranz
Yawraie
Chamber of Commerce
Special Levy Enables Geary County Rural High Schools
Geary county rural high school districts seek special permission from the state school fund commission to raise levies and bonds to cover rising construction costs. Two districts face delays as limits on tax increases hinder building two planned schoolhouses including a $15 000 project.
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Geary County
Junction City
Kans
Fund Commission
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement claims women suffer fatigue nervousness and weakness from female troubles and prompts them to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to regain health and strength. It presents a medical claim and urges seeking relief through the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fourth of July Speaker Demand Surges in Kansas
Topeka dispatch reports demand for Fourth of July speakers has overwhelmed organizers. Governor Allen cannot accept many invitations due to prior commitments while Clyde Reed notes he is drafting letters. Planned talks include Webling ton and Winfield. others from Richard J. Woo and Harve Motter are listed in various counties.
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Topeka
Kans
Clyde Reed
Allen
Weblington
Winfield
Richard J. Woo
Marysville
Harve Motter
Pstate
Republican Central Committee
McPherson County
Adjt
Charles I. Martin
Eureka
Burlingame
Lumber shipments to Kansas support grain elevator builds
The article notes lumber sent to western Kansas for building grain elevators to handle the wheat crop and another car sent to Kansas City. If unsold by the seller, the lumber will be stored for later disposal, per Mr. Constant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
Remather
Premature Announcement Botches University Appointments
A tentative list of faculty appointments at the Linarts department of the university was leaked from an unauthorized source. Dean Harold Butler of the fine arts school announced there is no appointee on the tentative list and the official matter will be decided after a later meeting.
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Lin Rts
Wis
Hej
Alarold Butler
Fine Arts School
Harold Butler
McPherson County to honor returning soldiers
McPherson Kansas plans a harvest season homecoming to honor about 1,200 county men who joined the war effort. Returning veterans receive bronze medals, while relatives of 36 fallen soldiers receive sterling silver medals with a gold star ribbon.
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McPherson
Coney
Kans
ePhem County
Ther
McPherson County
Last trace of S A T C fades from university campus
The final remnants of the S A T C move from the campus as barracks are razed by September. Lumber from the burned buildings is largely sold to locals near Lay Some and Otis Perkins emerges as the largest lumber buyer for residential use in Lawrence.
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Beni
Constant
Lawrence
Otis Perkins
Fort Riley to Evacuate Twenty Infantry for Cavalry Reoccupation
Fort Riley will revert to a cavalry post as the Twentieth Infantry is ordered to evacuate within thirty days. The Second Cavalry now in France will replace the infantry, with the post hosting mounted service schools and related units. The destination of the infantry isn't publicly announced.
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Ft. Riley
Froopera
Junction City
Kans
Fort. Riley
Twentieth Infantry
Second Cavalry
France
Mounted Service School
Local Social Notes Show Net of Visits and Gatherings
In Fairview and nearby towns residents hosted and visited familiar faces through the week. Albert Lynes returned home from Jane Howard's, Charres Burgtort spent the day with Ulrich, and many families shared Sunday dinners and informal gatherings. Several local and visiting relatives including the Seele, Schulmeyer, Dreher, and Howard households were noted, with travel between Edmondson, Ottawa, and Kansas City. A number attended church and community events while wheat cutting continued.
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Charley
Albert Lynes
Independdeyne
Charres Burgtort
0Don Ulrich
Peters
Vinton
Mabel Pett
Id. Howard
Wigtherig
Mary
Martin
Hess Brown
Asrold
Mirshall
Lewis Seele
Chester Howard
Levi Martin
Hia
Wl Martin
Ann
Paul Koehler
Anusters
Hilda
Edna
S. T. Griffin
G. Saile
Clara
George Hunt Singer
Ernest Schulmeyer
Henry Desque
Barton County
Kansas
Peter Dreher
Charles Sfoward
Lara
Childs
Ernest Teary
Eugene
Stra
Emma Sedrewick
Rev
Mérean
Tonganoxie
Wenunce Clark
Ottawa
L. I
Charles Howard
Kansas City
Lewis Howard
Petera Ang
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Mr. King
Finnerty Place
Stony Point
Union-Central
Hutchinson
J. A. Grim
Meade County
John Painter
Mead County
Painter
State Agricultural College
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