State cleanup is governor's duty in Kansas
W. R. Stubbs writes Mrs. Lilla Day Monroe of Topeka claiming Kansas was rife with criminals during his legislature and governorship. He cites using a $20,000 to $30,000 contingency fund and $10,000 for banking crime reduction, hiring Burns Detective Agency, and issuing resignations to enforce laws. He asserts rapid crime reduction and urges future cleanup by the Governor's office, ending with a pledge that what was done then can be done again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
Lilla Day Monroe
Topeka
Kansas
T Alse
Cousia
Wichita
Governor's Office
Burns Detective Agency
Burne
Wy R.stubbs
Naval radio compass stations opened in Great Lakes area
Great Lakes local notice reports new naval radio compass stations at Whitefish Point Detour Point and Grand Marais Michigan. Operated by naval personnel under Captain W Evans Ninth Naval District supervision these stations provide bearings to vessels to plot position with Whitefish Point and Grand Marais working as a unit for simultaneous bearings while Detour Point operates independently.
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Great Lakes
Til
Naval Radio
Whitefish Point
Detour Point
Grand Marais
Michigan
United States Communication Service
Naval
Wallo Evans
Ninth Naval District
Naval Training Station
Wellington amateur golfer to enter Trans Miss tourney
Alex Graham of Wellington Kansas plans to compete in the twenty second annual Trans Mississipp iGeso association tourname nt in Omaha. The Kansas State Banking Department conducts regular exams of books and records. Your savings are safe and earn 64 percent compound interest. Douglas County Building and Loan Association 704 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Omaha
Wellington
Alex Graham
Trans-Mississippi
Geso Association
Lone Star community notices and farm activity highlights
Alfred Dietz and neighbors thresh wheat as a busy week unfolds in Lone Star. Visitors from Indiana California and Lawrence drop by to see relatives and join social gatherings. July Fourth celebrations draw locals to Law rence while rain slows threshing and daily chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dietz
Frank Flory
Murry Bond
Cal Watts
Myrtle Ulrich
Indiana
Laura Fox
Erwin Timmons
Austin Flory
Jobnith
Lone Star
Fredrlie Sanders
Leonard Longnecker
Hugo Schellhorn
Ellis Bond
Marion Sanders
Murry
Everett Bond
Leonard Bonganecker
Dave Katherman
California
Nellie Katherman
George Miller
Will Johnson
Dave. Katherman
Henry Neider Cute
John Banks
Neal
Otis Lindell
Minnie Dietz
Fred McKinney
Earl Lindell
Porter Nand
Sudson
Jim Flory
William Lee
Levi Markley
George Sanders
Lawrence
Leonard , Longanecker
Marvin Bond
Bert. Flory
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Cat Watts
Charlie Sanders
Jimmie Childs
August Diets
Edgar Watts
Flory Mercantile Company
Roy Curits
Elon Ulrich
Porter Bond and Sons
Frank
Daughtar
Glades
Claude Wells
Community visits and greetings across local families
The text lists numerous visits and calls to relatives and neighbors over several days. People including Mrs Lillie Ulrich, Alfred Dietz, Joe Hoover’s farm, Arthur Garber, Cal Wael, John Tory, Grace and Marshall Trebram, and others are noted as stopping by homes in Lawrence Topeka and nearby towns. A White Rose gas truck incident is mentioned with a tractor-assisted recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Lillie i Ulrich
Alfred Dietz
Austin Flory
Frank Varnum
Tawrence
Porter Bony
Robert Johinson
Lawrence
Joe Hoover
Art Diets
Grace
Marshall Trebram
Topeka
Dre
Arthur Garber
Cal Wael
John Tory
Murs Flory
Lee Ani
George
Eae xl
Art Longanucker
Austin Flume
Hituron
Ferter Benthom
Gant
Paul Garher
Arethur Gar
George, Raymont
Richard Sanders
Jim’ Anderson
North Lawrence Notes and Local Happenings
Wallace W plans a regular meeting at Mrs Sheets home at Six Corners with rides from Centenary M E and Dickers store. Attendees bring sandwiches and another item. program and devotional follow. Local births, visits, travel, and church events are noted along with family marriages and recovery updates.
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Wallace W
Sheets
Six Corners
M. E.rch and Dickers
A. J. Martin
Mi. Ami
Walter Patti
Marysville
Kansas
Lawrence
Stork
Walter Raymond
Robert L. Reed
Union Pacific
Thomas
Ray Zimmerman
Ft. Scott
Pawl
Fay Roland
Adeline Roland
Kans
F. Winshy
Great Valvias
Alt
Ewnes
Jaanihs
Pone
Winshy
Hier
Tris Thompson
Nowala
Oklahoma
Tavte
Lyons
Chen Zimerman
Alan
Moesele
Ming
VINLAND AND VICINITY COMMUNITY NOTES
Various social and local notices around Stony Point and nearby areas. Activities include four programs at Stony Point schoolhouse on Saturday evening July ath, guests visiting families, threshing crews starting work and delays, church meetings, and residents traveling to distant towns. Names mentioned include Eudaly, Wilson, Henderson, Peay, Grosainah, Perry McPhewlers, Aly, Hansen, Jessie King, Margaret Wilson, Minnie Day, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Point
Eudaly
Ihant Valley
Doin Wilson
Ared Brick Henderson
Ilis
Morten
Clyde Peay
Biby
Martin Grosainah Hone
Moda U
Perry McPhewlers
Josephine
Escelsive Springs
Aly
Mré
Lir
Hansen
Miskimens
Dyven
Kan
Jessie King
Margaret Wilson
Mpavia
Minnie
Atlanta
Georsra
High Point
North Home
Jon Iyn Herd
Por
Garnett
Gertrude Pries Iy
Nellie Ye
Lawreer
Coane Prisby
Dorothy
Nada Welleland
Melvin
Drs
Charence Shisk
Ars
Ron Wraimer
Georgy Hoshin
Um Thez Pratt
Seneey
Crionds
Alt
Randell
Bris
Sunday Socials and Neighborhood Notices
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rackhold. Miss Alice and Nellie Stewart visited Worden with their sister Mrs. Lucas Meer. Shanley Milburn returned home in Wadera after visiting daughter Mrs. Cart Deay. Neighbors attended Mr. Craig's funeral at Stony Point. Mrs. Buyer shopped in Lawrence. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Olmstead visited Mrs. Bullvoir.
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Alva Rackhold
Alice
Nellie Stewart
Worden
Lucas Meer
Shanley Milburn
Wadera
Cart Deay
Craig
Stony Point
Buyer
Local visits and Ottawa Fourth noted in clipping
Sas arrived Thursday evening for a few days visits with Mrs. Belvoir and other friends. Mrs. Mottinger spent Friday in Lawrence for treatment with Dr. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Stevens and daughters travel company includes Mr. and Mrs. William Haskinson and Mildred. Clippers ground at Butte 1017 1-2 Mass. ea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
William Haskinson
W. EB. Haskinson
Mildred Suent
iOttawa
Clippers
Butte
Mass
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Dallas
Tex
Willow Springs
iLawrence
Air
Roscoe Whitman
Margaret
Ad Hah Helstrom
Floyd Garber
Ben Garber
Mysday
Homey Flory
Dorothy Gorbutt
Frances Miller
Faye Miller
Homer Tlory
3S Miller
Land Anita Mary
Ruth
Florence Anderson
Flo Flory
Elsa
Wilds Boerkircher
Murt Flory
Elnora Anderson
Edna Pexhey
Kildren
M Flory
Austin Vlavy Arel
Gladys
B. Williams
Pleasant Grove
Robert Flory
Lone Star_cheese factory
Wil Johnson
J. W. Domes Hospital
Wrenn
Gon
Mary Sanders
Lee
Leanna
Tonganecker
Mary
Mother San Lers
Jim Anderson
Joe Gorbuit
Hiss
Greta
Joe Studebaker
Thelma
Faye Studebaker
Wil Garhutt
Esther Flory
Minnie “Dietz
Edna Fox
Myrtle Garber
Walied
Ervin ‘Timmensoma
Mart Platy
Issandhe
Ulrieh
Penick & Romine
Abe , Wolfson
North Lawrence
iFeshine
Vinland and Vicinity
E. W. Penchard
Sam G. Clarke
Palm Beach
Watkins National Bank
Renaires
Weber
Eighth
New Hampshire
Dick Bros
Mark Twain
Miles
Palmer ‘Tire & Hattery Company
Tes
Oth
Tropical Worsted
Sheets & Bouldin
Lawrence, Kans
Wiedemann’s Jee Creams
Hi Life
Thanes
Drom Us
Lawrence Wall Paper & Paitt Company
Carter Tire & Battery Co
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