Beidit Cail Reports Flop in Senator Bronknart Address
The report from Beidit Cail notes Senator Bronknart's Fourth of July address drew little reaction with statistics and scolding of the administration. The Atchison Gidbe wonders if Beloit was the wrong year for the speech. Mitchell county farmers harvest the largest wheat crop in ten years, and politics fade from concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beidit Cail
Bronknart
Atchison Gidbe
Beloit
Mitchell County
Horrors of near war and old fashioned Fourth echoes
The Chanute Tribune laments Brown county commissioners banning the Hiawatha home band concerts from courthouse steps for 25 years. Kansas towns revive the old Fourth, redolent of firecrackers and public distaste for noise, while President Coolidge enjoys horseback riding at his summer camp raising questions about Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fryt Riley
Chanute Tribune
Brown County
Hiawatha
Court House
Coolidge
Congress
Geneva naval talks hover between breakdown and breakthrough
Reports from Geneva indicate mounting divergences in the naval limitations discussions. Negotiators edge toward a possible split or renewed effort to finalize terms, with tensions running high as they confront settlement hurdles. The Atchison Globe notes worries over broader use of the combine, warning of tinder dry straw left in wheat fields and renewed prairie fire risk in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Atchison Globe
Combine
Kansas
Harvest Weather Satisfies Kansas City Readers
The piece notes calm harvest weather helping farmers and references editorial contrasts on miners' demands and good times. It includes a Lawrence observer praising local schools Quincy Pickney and New York for durability and better lighting, noting New York is brighter and more convenient for teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Lansing
Cons Viets
Langing
Tribune
Lawrence
Quincy
Pickney
New York School
Pinckney
Saddlery Shop Opens On Massachusetts Street
In Lawrence the Saddlery B Reiser opens a saddle and harness shop at 177 Massachusetts street. Also noted is the dedication of a new United Presbyterian church at Kentucky and Berkley streets today at 11 a m. A hair store and manufactory is announced at 118 Mass street by Mrs M F Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Reiser
Busse
Massachusetts Street
Bridge Street
United Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
Berkley Streets
M.F. Gibson
Lawrence
Beard &Allen
Percy
Poole Esq
Denver
Mountains
Harry Patein
Chicaz
Twenty five years ago Mrs Peer entertains Vinland guests
A local reminiscence recalls Mrs Peer of Vinland hosting Lawrence guests including Mr Gen Mull Miss Agnes Uhrlaub H L Raymond and daughter Bessie. Several residents planned travels to Chicago Denver and other cities. Fourth of July mishap damaged three plate glass windows at local shops Woodward’s Innes and Dick Bros with a toy cannon blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Frede
Mary McCarvell
Marguerite Tenney
Chicago
Himoe
Little
Charlotte
Kansas City
E. H.F. Sehneider
J. W. Coleman
John’ Rush
Colorado Springs
Geneve Lichtenwalter
Woodward's
Why Not Mow the Weeds Letter to the Editor
A reader asks who should enforce weed mowing on vacant lots and lawns of non residents. They urge city officials to appoint someone to enforce the law now rather than wait until August, calling weeds four feet high a health and beauty menace to the town. A taxpayer signs.
Stanford Coaches to Offer Regular Academic Courses
Stanford University announces new physical education plan under Dr. Thomas A. Story. Major sport coaches like Glenn Pop Warner will teach regular credit courses next fall quarter, including football theory for advanced students. Golf courses will be offered with six driving cages for signups. Also notes a July meeting of Modern Woodmen of America with a stated traitor presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Cal—A. .J
Stanford
Thomas A. Story
Glenn Pop; Warner
Baldwin News: Local Residents Travel and Visit Beneath Weekend Excursions
Paola and Los Angeles visitors stay with Haas Hartley families while several Baldwin residents plan visits to Chicago, Urbana and Ludington. Tours include trips to Kansas City, Overbronk, and Pratt, with hospital updates for Dr. Malias Potts and Mrs. Clara German recovering after health events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knoche
Paola
Henry [Flechman
Los Angeles
Calif
Theodore Haasland
Forest M. Hartley
Genevieve Flartley
Chicago
William M. ‘Clark
Bil
Urbana
Abr
Clark
Calvin BE
Holmes
Rose Emma
Katherine
Marjorie
Ira Feesburghouse
Hiawatha
Kansas City
Miem
Pratt
Tsahelle
Toveka
Mares
Nina Bastissithe
Angeles
J. Counts
Sth
D. Malias Potts
Trinity-Lutheran Hospital
Kansas
Chiche Hac
W. Aa. Quay'e
Allie Gayle Quayle
Ludington
Mich
Quayle
W. J. Ail
Jobi Balton
S Heen Bolton
Bolton
Uscane
Baker
Irs
Alpha ‘Chi Omega
Suipmer
A Hobbs
Ars
Glenn Himes
J. C. Lue
Missionary society notes with July program at Methodist church
At the July meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society at the Methodist church, Mrs. Donelly Mackenzie led a program featuring a playlet about returned missionaries. Guests included Ruth Hobbs and others from Concordia and Lawrence. plans were made for the August picnic at Brown's Grove with Ralph McIntire as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Wilson
New Orleans
Marg
Thomey A. Evans
Harmony and visits mark Fourth of July in Kansas towns
Villa Eden residents and neighbors spent the Fourth with church and family gatherings across Lawrence, Eudora, Topeka, and Kansas City. Numerous Tuledenen, Brock, Canary, Frame, Torneden, Hill, and Crabb families traced weekend visits, Sunday calls, and Lawrence trips as they joined kin from Knowledge Hill to Fall Leaf and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Otto Luckan
Otto
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Mies Pern Brock
Treva Canary Mere
Eudora Theursday
Rath Frame
Kansas City
Willian’ Torneden
Alma Torneden
Topeka
Fern ‘Brock
Ruth Frame
Aréva Canary
Roy Canary
Fall Leaf
Adolph Torneden
Davenport
Rey Canary
Treva
Woe. Brock
Lizzie Torneden
William Torneden
Kansas
City
Pred Reetz
Melvin Davidson
Herbert
Selma Torz
Anna Fies Si
Anna Reetz
Jere Crabbit
William Forneden
Som
Brock
Fern
Reta Canary
Johns Canary
Knowledge Hill
Oliver Hill
Alfred Janes
David Casteel
W. E. Pennengi
Ruth
Lensing
H. A. Hallenbeck
Grave Crabb
M William
Tarneden
Lizzie Tarngden
W. FE. Brock
Fami
A Gietz
Kany
August Millert
Louie Millett
Glen Kirby
Merlin
Fern Brook
Eudora
Roy Davenport
T. B._ Davenport
Paul Torneden
Jeve Crabb
FB. Tyabh
G. Seele
Von
Chas. Davidson
Brancis. Wohtonschild
McBride
OC Burnett
Gah
Lipwoog
John Tudhope
Denker
Cate
I WE
Dane Norris
Ray Canary
Fern Brock
Leonard Schlatehauer
Mrc
Francis Hohens¢ Child
Eugene Norris
Darlin Kindred
A. Siscoe
Ary Attertury
Limgood
W.F. Brock
Margot of Paris Precedes Lenglen in Tennis Fame
Paris notes the 500 year anniversary of Mademoiselle Margot, a celebrated early tennis star who preceded Suzanne Lenglen by five centuries. Report recalls a 1427 Paris bourgeois tale praising her powerful forehand and backhand, and mentions tennis being called hand-ball and played with a racquet or the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mademoiselle Margot
Suzanne Lenglen
Stennis
Charles ViI
Local Texas farming families share a village gathering week
Twin Mound, Kansas area notes detail visits and harvest help among Thurber Petefish Lasher Moss and related families. Numerous Sunday and Fourth of July activities are listed, including church attendance, Lone Star picnic attendance, threshing work, hosting children, and a Children’s Day party with games, ice cream, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thurber
Russell
Kansas
Leata, Kyle
Lila Ruth
Elmer Thurber
Harry Matters
Mri Heys
Lawrence
Charles Lasher
Christie
Melvin
Thaddy
Clara
Viola
Richland Exlers
Ruth Moss
Pearl Thurber
Henry Moore
Topeka
John
Clarence
Charles Mortfoort
Guy Wiemer
Ralph
Albert Piester
Billy
Clifford
Miles
Diester
Jake Montfoort
Wiester
Sarah Gibley
Richland
Thaddy Petefish
Msgs
Sarah Gihler
He Garvill
Georgetta Sullivan
Coila
Celeata Thirber
Clara Petefish
Gustine
Margaret Lasher
Ruth Wiener
Evaling Heyli
Doris
Iala Harding
Mildred
Noliie
Marc Fogerty
Poor Pay Blaupe Clague Copyright 1927
A terse fragment from a 1927 Publishers Syndicate item shows short, unclear text about pay, blame, and copyright. Names, places, or events are not readable, leaving only vague references to a poorly legible caption and date.
Garth Gutarl's Northern Voyage Epic Revealed
A fragmented OCR narrative follows Garth Gutarl a trader in colonial times. Key figures include Ninfa Queertor Migts Joan and McDonald as rival interests clash over Fur trade routes and territorial control amid harsh Arctic conditions. The plot traverses Albany Mongal and Pikwan with clashes against Cree alliances and native leaders shaping the fate of trade and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilesne Favanne
Hoithreet
Bia & Friend
Garti
Googist
Slater
Zmetr
Mc- Donald
Hal
Garth
Joan
Ice-bound fur hunters plot escape and danger
In the IGhost cabin McDonald and Skene weigh a haul of fur worth thousands while a Cree interpreter reports Mokoman dead and a trail of Cree crossing the ice. Plans rise to move, protect kin, and outwit Bouck as Elkwan and Inuicks hunt toward a perilous Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moleaald
Skene
Ighost
Damiers
St. Johns
States
McTiomald
Vimy Ridge
Alberta
Raman
Sali
Ian Summers
McDoonaldt
Mandy
Dole
Fils
Voles
Cabint
Michel
McDonald
Mcfonald
Cance Riviere
Beez Point
Streez Point
Mysitine
Canae
Islan
Rome
Elkwan
Bouck
Michal
Jfdr
Hudson's Bay
Mcfienald
Jann
Skene Jonker
Niver
Hla
John
Michael
Albany
Eliwan
Souc
Garth
Eulente
Renee
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Myron T. Herrick
Inget
United States
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Parsons
Washington Avenue Methodist
W. O. Mulvaney
Roberta Green
Patty
Hotton
M Brent
Atlanta
Pa Dien
William J. Humphreys
Weather Bureau
Washington, DC
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Nolse
Villa Eden
Charleston
S.ct
Old City
Magnolia Gardens
bLaupe Caglaas
Publishers Syndicate
Lypisht Br
the Penn Publishing OO Conyrent Br
Ter Service
Garth Gutarl
Nadien
Pete
Beikwan
Garth Irarna
Diana
Ninde
Vyith Tapine
Girth
Trian Pris Saul
FiRwan
Te McDunala
Gartty Fe
Ice ‘Moores
Tgarth Sengs
Koman
McDonalds
Soudt
Elxwan
Edienna
Hin
Chapler
Wade
Aleeo
Napieleen
Vitewapiskar
Rey
Margaret Lynn
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