Baldwin Notes Highlight Weddings and Socials Across Town
Local society pages report Mrs Roy Larson and Fay of Omaha visiting Baldwin, and Joseph Carpenter family trips to Illinois. A shower honors Mae Houston of Topeka, wedding set for Edwin Johnson of Fort Lauderdale. Various clubs host events and performances, including Rosetime at Centenary Hall and Little Light Bearers party, plus church and school activities and a long car trip from Florida.
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Roy Larson
Fay
Omaha
Luckan
Leavenworth
Joseph Carpenter
Ilinois
Maude White
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Fustacia
Kansas
Aliie Gayle
Parmenter
Mary
Margaret Williams
Dorothy Deel
Betty Ebuight
Tirst Methodist Church
A. A. LeMaster
Clara German
Mary Martin
Ralph Ackerman
Baldwin
Ackerman
George W. Ackerman
J. ‘G. Johnson
Edwin’ Johnson
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Johnson
Mac Houston
Topeka
Pegey- Woodward
New York City
Columbia University
Ella Woodward
Columbia
Liston
Cambridge
Mass
Farming Factory Power On Campbell Farm In Montana
Industrialized farming described at Campbell's Hardin Montana operation where 610 acres daily are plowed and 130 acres seeded and packed, with windrow harvesters and a 2400 bushel wheat freight train. The farm runs 50 tractors and 250 workers at peak, with 5000 gallons of gasoline daily and per acre costs under ten dollars. Campbell predicts a major shift toward hired labor, engineering, and cooperative marketing to solve farmer problems.
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Campbell
Billings
Taf Thomas
America
Carmghell
Montana
North Dakota
University of
Campbell Farm
Hardin
Jefferson County Fair plans fourteenth annual event at Valley Falls
Premium lists for the Jefferson County Fair association announce Valley Falls hosting August 30 to September 2. The program promises an exceptional livestock and agricultural exhibit, large calf club show, harness racing, ball games, a school day and parade, plus rides concessions. A professionally staged historical county pageant will close the fair with scenery costumes and lighting.
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Valley Falls
Jefferson County Fair Association
Jefferson County
Singer Antonio Vanna Razlog Signs New York Concert Deal
Like Fairy Tale Antonio Vanna Razlog, 27, son of a Dalmatian dauntess and a former-dry dock worker, has signed a contract in New York to sing in public concert at 1000 dollars. per Sarmaree. He arrived in the United States four years ago as an immigrant. His singing impressed opera managers who quickly signed him.
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Antonio Vanna Razlog
New York
Tie
United States
Heer Brs
Guests at His Delightful Party Listed
Guests at his delightful party included Miss Ollie McConnell Esther Cunningham Verna Davison Viola Haas Vera Mildred and Mattie Cook Mildred Barkley Fers Kennedy and Mrs Floyd Barber and Mrs Maurice Price.
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Miss Ollie, McConnell
Esther’ Cunningham
Verna. Davison
Viola Haas
Vera
Mildred
Mattie Cook
Mildred Barkley
Fers Kennedy
Floyd Barber
Maurice Price
Wheat Harvest Busy as Ground Stays Wet
Farmers in the Stony Point area report wet fields and ongoing wheat cutting. Several workers, including Irge Landis and Chas. Biper, finished or started shocks on local farms. Visitors from Vinland and Moberly joined the Wray and Elory families at the Hob’s farm gathering Sunday.
Women on the Sunlit Road to Better Health
Fifty years ago women worked mainly in teaching and at home with few career options. Now women occupy factories and professional roles such as architects lawyers and dentists while pursuing economic independence. Elizabeth Chamberlain of Trenton New Jersey touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as offering health benefits and invites inquiries from other working women.
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Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Lydia. E. Pinkthar
Chamberlain
Monmouth St
Trenton
N. J
Local Readers Note Daily Errands and Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Peter Pain and daughter of Lawrence visited Sunday with Miss Matei Pumroy. Dave Wray and son Ernesti were Lawrence shoppers Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Dailey did shopping in Lawrence Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Harris of Moberly Mo, visiting her daughter Mrs Marvin Griffis and family, returned home a few days ago. Dave Wray finished harvesting his wheat and oats Tuesday evening. John Dailey Louis Georgie and Noah Weimer went fishing Wednesday.
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iTobler
Mabel
John Tobler
Jim Kassinger
Theodore Craig
Henry Landis
Virgil Landis
Jack McMiller
Chas
Biper
Irge Landis
Pumroy
Vineland
Ernest’ Harris
Frank Collie
Moberly
Dave Wray
John Southard
Owen Elory
Louie Georgie
Noah’ Weimer
Ernest
Hobs
Peter Pain
Lawrence
Matei Pumroy
Ernesti
John Dailey
Harris
Marvin Griffis
John ‘Dailey
Louis Georgie
Noah Weimer
Afternoon visit near Lone Star noted by Mr George
A brief report records an afternoon call near Lone Star with Mr George and Mrs Sanders visiting in the area. The event highlights social visits in the Lone Star region.
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Lone Star
George
Sanders
Crusha Family Rites Led by Mrs John Crusha
A brief local notice reports Mrs John Crusha hosting a family gathering for her son Miss Michel Pumroy on Tuesday afternoon. The fragmentary item notes a simple ceremonial context with lingering names.
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John
Crusha
Michel” Pumroy
Rafternoon
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Fairy Tale
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State of
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Apt
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