Country Correspondence From the Eisele House Area
Local notes report plastering at William Eizele’s house and social visits across the community. Residents like Mr M Schutz, John Whyte, Howard Bagsby and Edward Martin are noted in Sunday gatherings, with families including Bedsby, Young, Eggert, Garret and White mentioned among frequent visits and threshing prep. Weather offers no rain for over two weeks as crops and sheds rise, and church activities include baptisms and class gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bagsby
Wit Bagsby
Edward Martin
John Whitelaw
Wesley Chambers
Carl
Charlie Young
Fred Eggert Talted
Charlie Wilson
Walter Kluss
Clarence Davis
Kotels
Thome
Grandma Stoebner
Katie Riley
Ruth
Sundwall
Morton
H. G. van Neste
Kanwaka
Anna] Vial
Chicago
John Garret
Robert White
Plin White
Harold
Fred Eggert
M. 5
Huttlehome
Elzy
Clarence Avis
Ethel
Carol Martin
Bertha Schutz
Emily Eggert
Henry Eggert
Lawrence
Holvern
Gertrude
Faye
N. N. Chambers
Geneva
Evelyn White
Emma Schutz
Hazel Shiraz
Ketels
John ‘Korb
Ketel
FE Era
Fortney
Robert
White
Harry Pucket
Eisele House
Woodard
Floyd White
Epra
Korb
Miller
Charlie Shirar
Western Kansas
Charlie Schutz
Robert Schutz
Faller Lawrence
Excelsior threshing schedule and local injuries
The community reports threshing activity from Gilgis, Lutz, Hird, and Kellerman machines visiting local farms this week. John Pippert assists midyear invoicing at Baldwins’ Farmers Union store. Herman Pohl sustains a severe hand injury and remains in Ottawa hospital after wrist bone transplant. Community sympathy expressed as work and daily life continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilgis
Charles
Henry Pippert
Ed.Hyland
Herman ‘Pohl
Ottawa
John Stafford
Joe
Brubaker
The
Woman's Missionary Society
Comfortable Cold Drinks for Family Use
An informal note promotes keeping the family comfortable with cold drinks. It mentions calling McNish at 198 for contact or ordering. The tone is casual and lacks specific dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNish
Revered Sermon Draws Large Sunday Attendance
High Prairie church services drew a sizeable crowd as Rev. Brooks preached from the Bible on Christ's yearning call to Jerusalem, highlighting the Prophet’s fate and the need for gathering. The pastor’s message resonated with attendees throughout the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Kaas
Lola Peffley
Edna, Schwartz
Leona Rappard
Grace Vaughn
Leona Harris
Rollo Harris
George Fleer
Japan
Josephine Swimley
Ed Hyland
Fratenfelder
Lena
Stafford
Lele
Brubaker
Charles “Kirchner
Ich
Swimley
Hartman
Henry James Elm
Tuth Stafford
Helen Trene Hefner
Clarence William Hefner
Opal Bernice Elm
Bessie Lederer
Ed. Hyland
Brooks
Christ
Jerusalem
Purify Your Blood With S.S.S. Smith Specific
An advertisement claims excess acids poison the blood causing skin and nerve ailments and lists rheumatism catarrh eczema hives and dizziness among conditions. It promotes S.S.S. as a long tried vegetable tonic to cleanse nourish and purify the blood and invites medical inquiries to Swift Specific Co Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
Medical Department
Swift Specific
Atlanta
Indoor life linked to excess fat and health risks
A vintage health note warns that confinement indoors and lack of exercise foster unhealthy fat and weakened vitality. It recommends keracin capsules after meals and before bed, plus oil coffee for digestion, claiming gradual weight loss and lighter steps with few days of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner
Blockade of Hell sermon and harvest notes at Brackett
The evening service featured Rev. Brooks with The Gospel Team from Baldwin, yielding two conversions Misses Hage Boland and Dolland Ulrich. The Brackett column reports family visits, harvest activity, hot weather with 98 degrees, Sunday school plans, busy beekeeping with high honey yields, and local social notes including Be firsts and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Brooks
Baldwin
Hage Boland
Dolland Ulrich
Ed Heaston
Frances
Helen
Clyde Puckett
Ladies Aid
Nellie Gale
Independence
Gladys
Little Orville
Heaston
Ottawa
Paul
High Prairie
A. L. Williams
Pleasant
Grove
Fred Mackey
Freckles Remedy Ad and Local Social News Digest
An old advertisement promotes ethine as aFreckle removal treatment with a money back guarantee. The page also lists numerous social visits and gatherings from Brackett and nearby towns, mentioning families and neighbors visiting relatives and hosting events, including a prominent local resident selling property and a request to send the Journal-World to friends.
Worden Herman Pohl Suffers Serious Binder Accident
Herman Pohl of Excelsior was badly injured while cleaning straw from a moving binder driven by his son Walter. His left arm broke both bones above the wrist and he was taken to an Ottawa hospital. his condition is reported as fair. The item also notes visits, church events, social plans, and local gatherings in the Worden community, including a July 14 ice cream social and Y P A activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Pohl
Excelsior
Walter
Ottawa
Helen Sanders
Sigel
Theo. Elm
Jake Bluer
Topeka
Fred Johanning
Emery Will
Norman
Okla
Will
Anna Johanning
John Schwalm
Fred Fleet
Worden Church
Eugene Lutz
Colyer
Frank Lutz
Wm. Johanning
Jno. Schwalm
Fred Fleer
Clara Schwarz
Henry Johanning
J. P. Brubaker
Fred Heim
Fern Flora
Cora Schwartz
Orville Elm
Woodland Park
Sargel Diet Claims Weight Gain For Thin People
Advertises Sargel acne tablets as a simple two week program to add five to eight pounds by turning consumed fats, sugars and starches into nourishing flesh. Recommends daily use with meals, weigh ins, measurements, safety and money back guarantee from druggists in the area.
Potatoes Shipments From Kaw Valley Rise in July
Kaw Valley potato shipments increased with 42 cars out yesterday and totals reaching 126 cars. Destinations included Chicago Council Bluffs Denver Des Moines El Paso Galveston Houston Joplin Kansas City La Junta Topeka Trinidad Liberal Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans Pittsburgh Pueblo Topeka and more. Overall 230 carloads, with 182 from Raw Valley and Orrick districts, have been sent abroad since June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Denver
Colorado
Des Moines
Raw
Raw Valley
Orrick
Kaw Valley Orrick
Austin
Texas
Brownsville
Cheyenne
Colo
Duluth
Pueblo
San Antonio
San Marco
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Sioux Falls
Sterling
Waco
Fleeing From Plague Trains Carry Babies West
Salina Kansas July 14 trains bound west show mothers with babies fleeing eastern cities to Colorado and mountain states. Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific trains carry many women and infants. one Pullman had twelve babies. Lawrence banners invited for Kansas Retailer's Association convention with Secretary Sparks urging wide use in decorations.
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Salina
Kan
New York
West
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Lawrence
Kansas Retailer’s Association
Sparks
Lawrence Club
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Urge Kidney Health
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure all for congestion and kidney cleansing. It claims daily use maintains health, notes U S government chemist approval, and urges readers to buy two boxes from their druggist with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
U. S
Holland
Beware Oaken Bucket S Follows Dr Crumbine Warning
Topeka Kansas July 14 a warning to farmers and city people who drink well water was issued by Dr S E Crumbine secretary of the state board of health who declares clear sparkling water is not as pure water The bulletin warns that drinking water may carry disease germs from human and animal sources Wells pumps springs and cisterns are common supplies and must be purified The piece cautions against shallow wells near stables and privies and favors driven wells or jumps with proper drainage to keep water safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
J. Crumbene
State Board of Health
Criticizes Farm Courses and Local Movements
The item notes hay hauling and threshing as daily priorities with several local visits and gatherings. Elmer Dodder returns from Colorado. Marceline Smith visits Overbrook. J W Preston and A J Trout spend time at various homes. Families ride to Pomona and Baldwin for visits. an ice cream social is praised. questions about life insurance amid dangers at home or abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dodder
Colorado
Marceline Smith
Overbrook
Lora Albright
A. J. Trout
J. W. Preston
John Jones
J. H. Jones
Marine
Pomona
C. M. Albright
Raymond
John Stahel
Baldwin
J. A. Forth
Eva Stewarts
Nellie
Leslie
Gentropolis
Theoretical limits in Kansas high school agriculture
Dr. L S Hawkins of the New York State Education Department told Summer School students at Kansas State Normal that Kansas law links agriculture with normal training, pushing theory over practical daily farming work in high schools. The speaker urged a split between theory for teachers and practical farming training for students. The note mentions M C Prunty of Winfield planning a farm Sunday in Lawrence and Dr Reding's vacation with return expected August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Emporia
Kans
L. S. Hawkins
State Education Department of New York
Kansas State Normal
M.C. Prunty
Winfield
Lawrence
Agriculture Teaching Goes Practical In Eastern States
Dr Hawkin s described progress in several eastern states as they push to make the teaching of agriculture more practical. He cited concrete farm project courses and hands on work aimed at preparing students for real farming tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Governor Capper Hosts Fifty First Birthday Kids Party
Governor Arthur Capper entertained the children of Topeka and Shawnee county with motion pictures and a large picnic marking his fifty first birthday anniversary. Thousands of youngsters attended, with organizers reporting a similar turnout to last year’s 6,500 attendees. Capper has hosted children’s parties for eight consecutive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Capper
Topeka
Kans
Arthur Capper
Shawnee County
Capper
Special Train for Ho boes headed east from Salina
Union Pacific prepares a special shipment to move 40 I W W members from Salina Kansas on July 14. Special Agent Ed Wolff says the goal is to remove the group from the state and confiscate their guns amid concerns over some bad actors. Officers Cool ey and Williams assist as crews load the men into a gon dod a toward the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Salina
Kans
W. Ws
Special
Ed Wolff
Wolff
Cooley and Williams
Kansas City
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William Eizele
M. Schutz
John Whyte
Wiedemann’s
Williams
Rockhold
Hazel Brubaker
Warden Young People’s Alliance
Charley Kirchner
Long Frauenfelder
Reece
Lester Swimley
Charles Kirchner
Genevieve White
Jesse
Gilges
Leona Ruppard
Hird
Alva Rockhold
Iva Hird
Journal-World
McCelloch’s Drug Store
al Smith
Frank Lee
Rosedale
George Davis
W. R. Piper
E. Huddleston
R. O. Hoyt
South Lawrence
W. C. Wulfkuhler
Leavenworth
Alfred Rudiger
Rudiger
Gertrude Dodds
Gladys Piper
Brackett
L. L. T. Club
R. W. Yeoman
Guy Bigsby
Howard Lanning
Francis
John Levette
Goldie Piper
Frank Anderson
Rose Anderson
Lecompton
Ruby Webster
Robert Webster
Esther Sutton
Burtington
J. Sutton
Lybarger
Eudora
Walter Davis
Oscar Myers
John Myers
Mary Myers
California
Myers
Ben Anderson
Risby
Tywn County
Manwaring Place
W. L. Kiefer
Everett
Swler Brent
Wyoming
G. W. Kiefer
Cecile
Elmer Kiefer
Mrs. Kiefer
Pte Mars
E. N.G
Eagle Pass
McColloch’s
Bucket
DR. S. E. Crumbine
Bethel
J. Hi. Mitchell
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