Reapportionment Outlook From 1930 Census Variably Shifts States
A preliminary look at 1930 census data suggests 17 states may lose a total of 23 House seats, while 11 states gain. California might rise to nine new members, Missouri faces the largest cut, and New York could lose one yet gain another after final counts. Final results depend on completed populat ion tallies for Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Pennsylvania Virginia and others.
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Associated Press
Congress
Minois
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Rhode Island
Minnesota
California
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Tenn
Vermont
Virginia
Michigan
Texas
Ohio
Arizona
Connecticut
Florida
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Bankruptcy petition filed against George T Guernsey Sr
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court in Fort Scott against George T Guernsey Jr former president of the closed Commercial National Bank of Independence Kansas. The petitioning creditors were Ches ter Stevens of Independence, with Kirk C Veeder representing Guernsey who faces a federal indictment. Names of petitioning creditors withheld until service.
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Fort Scott
Kan
George T. Guernsey,Jr
Commercial National Bank of Independence
Chester Stevens
Independence
Kirk C. Veeder
Guernsey
Connec
Kansas Teachers Association to Hold Alumni Reunions
University of Kansas plans reunions in five cities next fall aligned with the sixty seventh annual Kansas State Teachers association meetings. Alumni of the university and alumni association will gather November 6 and 7 in Topeka, Kansas City, Hutchinson, Emporia, and Par Reunions.
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University of [Kansas
Greenwood Valley social notes and family reunion
Roy Armstrong and several Kansas State Agricultural College students traveled to Toledo Ohio for experiments on the European corn borer. Irene Holloway visits grandparents and joins relatives in Kansas City and local gatherings. The fourth annual Schott family reunion at Will Geeland home draws sixty eight relatives from Oklahoma Texas and Topeka with many Geeland and Anderson kin present.
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Roy Armstrong
Kansas State Agricultural College
Toledo
Ohio
Irene Holloway
Gracie
Elsie Kellogg
Schott
Will Geeland
Charles Geeland
Stowell
Okla
Frank Sehon
Russel and
Duane
Donna
Texas
Rose Duncan
Gweneth
Nettie Mae
Hazel Finck
Topeka
A. W. Geeland
Eben Anderson
Faye Edith
Ralph Jack
Doris
Wright Bertschinger
Ruth
Wilna
Harold
Gus Dreyer
Family reunion list and local notices from Emporia area
A long list of family names from Wynona Brenneman to the Dreyer and Wells families is given, noting reunions at the J. W. Geeland home on the first Sunday in July and another Douglas County Copper Club meeting with attendees from the district. Various callers and visitors are named, with social visits across Topeka, Lawrence, Lecompton, and Overbrook, plus a 4-H club meeting announced for Big Springs. The piece ends with a note on a new lightship deployment off Washington state for Seattle and Vancouver mariners.
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Wynona
Hazel
H. i. Brenneman
Francis
Helen
Fearon Morris
Reet Gandine
Amos” Eland
Mary Rashersus
Dilly
Mary Katherena
Emporia
Arthur Dreyer
Lee
Elizabeth
Velda
Pearland
Maxine
John Dreyer
Clow
Pauline
Wilda
Clarence Dreyer
Dorothy
Lawrence
Harry Fleenor
Chester
LeRoy
Junior
Orland
Carrie Schott Crews
Will Crews
Joe Ws
A. C. Dreyer
Topeka
Will Schott
Leconl
Will Geeland
J. W. Geeland
Douglas County Copper Club
Dwight Henry
Faye Boose
Joe Logan
Audry Boose
Thera Hutchinson
Nicola Logan
Charlie Boose
Joe
Viola Logan
Gerald Holloway
Doris
Lara
Geraldine
Eugene
Pacific Washington
Washington State
Seattle
Vancouver
Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat for 85 Cents a Month
An advertisement promises weight loss and increased energy with Kruschen Salts for 85 cents a month. It claims a 15 pound loss in a month, improved health, and a clear complexion, urging readers to start with an 85 cent four week bottle and weigh again after use. It notes druggists nationwide sell Kruschen Salts at Round Corner Drug Store.
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Tosa
America
Round Corner Drug Store
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