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Government in Business in Leavenworth Draws Attentio
The Omniscient Guide reports on Leavenworth businessmen’s concerns over government competition with private firms. A Kansas City hearing probes cannteens and commissaries at army posts and prisons, tax impacts, and calls for limits while noting rain threatens the Neosho valley corn crop and potential harvest issues.
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Leavenworth
Kansas City
Army Post
Federal
Placer
Neosho
Emporia Gazette
Gazette
Voters Should Choose Best for Kansas Legislature
Voters are urged to select capable candidates for the Kansas state Senate and House in the coming primaries. Emphasis is on experience and honest records, with attention to taxation decisions and local district familiarity shaping voter choice. Marshall Gorrill, Republican candidate for the state senate, is highlighted as meeting these criteria.
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National Congress
Kansas
cIn
Marshall Gorrill
Senate
Gorrill Seen As Senate Candidate In Douglas County
Native of Douglas county attorney and farmer J. Gorrill gains backing as a Republican for the state senate seat. backers cite his business experience and local investments. He would pursue economical, prudent legislation while avoiding personal gain or employment for relatives. Mrs. Gorrill visits Carbon Dale. millinery store fire in Clyde prompts travel. Bir t hday party held for Ruth Kennedy with doll carriages and whistles.
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Douglas County
Guerrill
Douglas-Jefferson
Senate
Gorrill
Republcan
Gorril
Marshall Gorrill
Carbondale
Josephine Kemp
Colorado Springs
J -C. A. Carl
Felix & Ig
Clyde
Kans
Jean
Bir
Wilbur Gardner
Ruth’ Kennedy
A. R. Kennedy
Rotary Club Plans Four Boys Camps at Camp Site
At Wiedemann's grill room H J Hanna announced Rotary Club plans for four one week boys camps directed by Glenn Patrick from the University physical training department. About twenty boys per camp, ages 10 to 12 and 13 to 15, will be accommodated. Birthday party honors Gladys Daniels with a trip to Leavenworth visiting Federal Prison and Old Soldiers Home then Fort grounds picnic. Rockl ands depart for a West motor trip to Denver Yellowstone Park Seattle and more for several months.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Wiedemann's Grill Room
H.-J. Hanna
Glenn. Patrick
Department of Physical Training
Each
Dorothy Pipes
Vera Patterson
Dorothy Gregg
Adeline Bricken
J.E. Daniels
Lou Rockland
West
Denver
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Miss Jessie Macker to Join Missouri Valley Trust Co
Miss Jessie Macker arrives July 29 from Olathe to take a bookkeeper post at the Missouri Valley Trust Co. A D Weaver plans to return home tomorrow from a Colorado vacation.
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Jessie Macker
Olathe
Missouri Valley Trust Co
A. D. Weaver
Colorado
Poor Pa by Claude Galvan
A humorous strip caption from 1928 features Poor Pa by Claude Galvan. The gag centers on a man offering to fix a radio while a young man is pursued as a prospective son in law, reflecting playful domestic humor of the era.
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Claude Galvan
Betty
Publishers Syndicate
Asher Aims for County Commissioner Post in First District
Forty years ago the Journal announces H B Asher as a candidate for county commissioner from the first district. He has served on the board this year and is regarded as an excellent member. Also noted is Chas F Scott’s nomination for state senator for Allen and Woodson counties by acclamation. Other items mention a street nuisance on Rhode Island, Col R G Jamison’s birthday gathering, heat-related incidents delaying masons, travel notices for local residents, death of John Donnelly from stomach congestion, and a tip about mesh horse nets sold at Sands & Co.barris
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H. B. Asher
Asher
Chas. F. Scott
R. G. ‘Jamison
Steinberg
Sands & Co
Health and Behavior link: bodily causes of poor conduct
A historical discussion notes that physical disabilities from nervous system issues, malnutrition, infections, vision and hearing problems, and poor posture can influence child behavior. It stresses fatigue and hyperthyroid-like anxiety, with environmental factors and disciplined sleep and quiet rooms as remedies.
Tomorrow The Size of Babies in West Fairview Vicinity
Mrs Homer Moss spent Wednesday with Mrs Lloyd Fitzpatrick Harold Surber of Wakarusa visited relatives in the neighborhood Mr and Mrs W W Surber and Fernand Harold Miss Alta Buchanan of Wakarusa picnicked at Tonganoxie and visited the state lake. They were entertained to supper by Mr and Mrs Ivo McBinzie of this place in the evening Mr and Mrs Dave Lutz entertained friends Saturday with dancing and music Harry Kennedy and Russell Hilbert were guests from this neighborhood All broadcasting stations in Japan are members of one association under direct government control.
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Homer Moss
Lloyd Fitzpatrick
Harold Surber
Wakarusa
W. W. Surber
Fernand Harold
Alta Buchanan
Tonganoxie
Tate Lake
Ivo | McBinzie
Dave Lutz
Harry Kennedy
Russell Hilbert
Hathaway House Becomes But Not Bequeathes Estate
The Hathaway family faces Aunt Emma's extended stay and ill health as letters reveal a bequest from Aunt Emma shaping futures. Alice receives news of a poetry prize and a $1000 prize check, while Ethan Hathaway, long estranged, inherits the rest of Aunt Emma’s estate. The bequest reshapes family dynamics and hints at new bonds.
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John Hathaway
Ong
Alice
John
Emma
Penn
Max Hiller
Hathaway
Dorcas
Hathaway House
Judge Langworthy
Hathaway's
The
Hathaways
Rish School
Marguerite
Ann
Henry
Judd
Miss Hathaway
Allie
Darky
Beratley
Henry James
Emma Hathaway
West Peabody
Ethan
Oliver
Laney
Dorcas Eulalia
Salem
Boston
Dorinda James
Belinda James
Oliver Hathaway, Jr
Lucas Hathaway
Edward Hathaway
Esther Hathaway
Marguerite Guttenheimer
John Hathaay
Alice Hathaway
Ethan Hathaway
West Peabody Trust Co
Caroline
Darcas
New Hampshire Hills
West Peabody Trust
Sam
Sol
New Hampshire
Buffalo
Riverbank Makeover and Riverside Swim
Peggy and companions worked to weed and prune Riverbank then hauled water pots back and forth until tired but satisfied. Jonah suggested a swim to test the weather as rain seemed likely, and the river offered a cool reward after the hot labor.
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Peggy
Riverban
Eld
Jonah
Morning workers resume after dinner routine change
The workers remark dinner time and confirm they will return to work after lunch, noting they will start again as soon as the sun sets.
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Jonah
Tomorrow The Rainy Day Pleasant Grove
A group of youths practiced for a program to be presented at the next community meeting in Pleasant Grove. Mr Otto Smith and Mr Harry Stockfleet with their wives and children of Lawrence stopped by Tuesday evening. Mr Sandy Williams and Mr Bill Porter with families attended a party at Homer Disque’s home Wednesday where Miss Helen Sutton celebrated her birthday.
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Otto Smith
Harry Stockfleet
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
Sandy Williams
Bill Porter
Billy
Homer Disque Homie
Helen Sutton
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