Railroads and Labor Reform Shape Nation’s Future
Spokane talk argues United States Railroad Labor Board actions, wage increases, and rate reductions affect public prices and investment. Emphasizes government scrutiny of management, the rail network as national unity, and the need for new capital to fund facilities while warning of potential national calamity if ties degrade.
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United States “Railroad Labor Board
Ad‘vance
Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Local Notes From the Lawrence Farm Near Pony Creek
Mr and Mrs S A McKone and son Mack of Lawrence spent Sunday on the farm. The culvert south of Graham's was washed out by Sunday night rain. James Skaggs east of here passed away Thursday leaving a widow and three children. The threshing crews helped neighbors on Sunday. Blackberries are ripe and Miss Ethel Kahn of KU spent the weekend at home. Various locals and visitors from Lawrence and nearby towns are noted, with farm work and social visits shaping the week.
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S.A. ‘McKone
Mack
Lawrence
Graham
Peter
Gotthof
Kansas ‘City
Here
G. L. Phenicie
Johnson
Miola
Kahn
Ross
Phenicie
Frank, Barnes
Cook Brothers
Pony
T. 'C. Hemphill
Linwood
Marsh
Aid ‘Society
C.V
Babcock
Ernoon
Henry Bislé
C. H. Dim‘mick
Marie
Flo Garter
J.A. McArthur
Kanganoxie
Edgar McRill
Bonner Springs
Forest
Esther “Ferris
An&s
Pony Creek
McRill’s
DeHoff
Tonganoxie
Cain
Sara Mae Cain
W. J.’ Frost
Perry
J. E. Dwyer
Frank. Barnes
Dwyer
Eugene Dimmick
Dwyer Brothers
Ruth Phenicie
Minefee Roberts
Mildred
V. A. Dehoff
John Osborn
Jesse .Osborn
Wells
Robert Graham
Threshing and social rounds in Twin Mound area
In Twin Mound during Monday to Wednesday farmers longed for sun to finish threshing wheat. Residents visited relatives, hosted and attended gatherings, with wheat yields around 15 bushels per acre and one field reaching 200 bushels per acre. A Wild Cats vs Bull Frogs baseball game occurred in Harry Sutton’s pasture, ending 10 to 14 in favor of the Bull Frogs.
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Jennie Montfoort
Albert Diester
Russel Hoovey
Disney
Weaver Alexander
Shelbar
John Simon
Mattie Watts
Lecompton
Elmer Thurber
John Sullivan
Herbert Lurber
Bert Fogerty
John Gibler
Gladys
Goldie Sims
Sarah Gibler
Sam Rakes
May
Albert
Dorothy
Harry Sutton
Scott Harding
George Sullivan
John Bulmer
Opal Heyl
Philip Heyl, Sr
Pearlie Harding
Margaret
Ruth Pettit
Topeka
Hurbert
Lavern Lurber
Willis Gibler
Winter Community Club Meeting and Local Visits
The Winter Community Club met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Shipman Carter leading a devotional. Guests included Mrs. Ernest Bigsby and others. Christine Shroyer sang a song. Numerous visits and social calls followed at Banks, Shields, and nearby homes with many neighbors sharing meals and outings. Preparations and help with hay, stacking, and local mingling filled the week as residents moved between Lawrence, Topeka, Lecompton, and Milton Winter's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipman Carter
Geoeens
Schroyer
Christine
Willis Colman
Ernest Bigsby
Julius Buerman
Dorothy
George Carter
R. W. Gorrill
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen
Eli Taylor
Christine’ Shroyer
Arnold Ransdell
Hélen Harshberger
Rachel
Olla Carter
Ransdell
Helen Harshberger
Paul Winter
Laura Winter
Newt Hamlin
R. B. Shields
Elpee Shields
Banks
Lecompton
Ola
Bill Richards
Kanwaka
George Miller
Topeka
Coley
Shields
Beatie Armstrong
Frank Miller
Ruth
Newt
Yamiin
Ambrose, Bigsby
Clarence Belles
Lawrence
Young
Ship Winter
Charles Winter
Mary Miller
al Smith
Brackett
Robert Schroyer
Guy McClanahan
Gene Emery
Mary Skinner
Walter Richards
Will Anderson
Ship Carter
Elwin Carter
Florence Anderson
Chicetta ‘Taylor
Springfield
Ilinois
O. K
Viola -Transmeter
Stella Belles
Ed Seetin
Sam
Josephine
C. H. Hoyt
Anderson
Wednnesday
Rachel ‘Carter
Shipman
Milton Winter
Mr. Schott
George . Miller
Obituary of Miss Lillian Buch from Lawrence area
Miss Lillian Buch was born November 27, 1874 in Lawrence, Pa sas. She died July 15, 1922 at 9 30 a.m. at age 47 years 7 months 18 days. She leaves three brothers Louis and Alfred of Kansas City, Mo, and John Buch of Lawrence, plus other relatives and many friends. Services by Rev William Esser at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. May the Lord bless the bereaved and strengthen them in their recent affliction. Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop F P Hormuth 1011 Mass.
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Lillian Buch
Lawrence
Pasas
Louis
Alfred
Kansas
City
John
Buch
William
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