No Trouble Seen Now From Rebels Near Nicaragua Border
Brigadier General Logan Feland reports rebels under Augustino Sandino remain near the Honduras border with a small field. He sees little chance of major disturbances before the November 4 election as Marines patrol north and disrupt entry to populated areas. About 6,000 Marines occupy 54 posts, with Sandino’s forces largely confined and Honduran members among them.
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Managua
Nic
Logan
Feland
Augustino Sandino
Honduras
Sandino
Sandina
Nicaragua
Somoito
Ocotal
Plan New Pipeline in Barnlesville Ohio Reads Plan
Cities Service Gas expects completion of a 16 inch natural gas pipeline from Ottawa Kansas to Kansas City Missouri by late September. The 3845 mile line will be the third 76 inch connection from Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma fields to Ottawa junction, guiding gas toward northern Kansas and western Missouri. Bids for the project open in August.
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Barnlesville
Ohio
Ottawa
Kan
Kansas City
Cities Service Gas Company
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Missouri
Copany
Wichita
Growth Last Week Satisfactors Wheat Harvest In Kansas
Government weekly weather report notes satisfactory growth in Kansas crops despite wet conditions retarding wheat harvest. Eastern half nearly done, western half about half finished, with heavy rains in north central counties delaying cutting. Rainfall ranged from half to three inches in various counties. Topeka report dated July 25.
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Kansas
North Central
Topeka
Pires
Carriers Elect Kansas Rural Letter Officers in Wichita
The Kansas Rural Letter Carriers association held its 1929 annual meeting in Wichita. I. E. Rickey of Phillipsburg was named president, H. E. Smith of Emporia vice president, and Ros Duvall of Waverly secretary. L. Allen of Hutchinson became treasurer along with delegates Perry Peterson of Clay Center and C. M. Bruce of America to the national convention.
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Wichita
Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association
I.E. Rickey
Phillipsburg
H. E. Smith
Emporis
Ros Duvall
Waver
Asurer L. Allen
Utchinson
D. Butler Layton
M .M. R. Roswell
Codell
Perry Peterson
Clay Center
C. M.bruce
America
Non stop boat trip aims to cross Lake Michigan
Milwaukee July 25 AP Michael Eicher designs and builds a 14 foot boat claiming stability cannot tip even if he sits on its side He plans to leave for Grand Haven Michigan 85 miles away to cross the lake within 300 hours to demonstrate his boat's dual stability.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Michael Eicher
Eicher
Grand Haven
Mich
Coolidge to Help Dedicate Minnesota Civil War Memorial
President Calvin Coolidge will visit Falls, Minnesota on July 2 to help dedicate a memorial statue for Colonel William Colvill and the First Minnesota Infantry. The One Hundred Thirty-fifth Minnesota Infantry funded the memorial, a statue and knoll site, with the First Minnesota regiment joining from Lake City for the ceremony.
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Cannon‘ Falls
Minn
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Cedar Island
Gol
William Colvill
Minnesota Infantry
Colvill
Minnesota
One Hundred Thirty-fifth
Infantry
Lake City
Fire Rages At Union Oil Plant In Kingman Arizona
A massive fire at the Union Oil plant in Kingman Arizona began after four workers attempted valve changes on a large gasoline line tank. Gasoline spilled and ignited, killing Harold Davis of Kingman and Charles H. Rogers of Los Angeles who were burned severely. Trains on the Santa Fe still blocked due to heat along the tracks.
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Kingman
Ariz
Union Oil Company
Santa Fe
Harold Davis
Charles H. Rogers
Los Angeles
Plane fragment from Jutland coast sent to Paris for identification
A fragment of airplane wreckage with colored fabric was recovered off the Jutland coast and is believed to be part of the Nun gesser-Cali plane. The fragment has been sent to Paris for identification. Islanders report rising demand for umbrellas in Peking and surrounding islands, with wealthy residents preferring Japanese flowery sunshades and common people buying Chinese made oilcloth umbrellas for rain and shine.
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Jutland
Paris
Copenhagen
ATN
Peking
U P
South Sea Islands
Isles
Japan
China
Hafnium Spectrum Studies At Bureau Of Standards
Government scientists study hafnium, a newly discovered element, using spectrum analysis. Over 200 lines of ionized hafnium have been classified, revealing first regularities in its spectrum. Spectral analysis helps identify elements and determine their properties for future detection.
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Washington E.P
Bureau of Standards
Threshers and neighbors gather for visits and trips
The report chronicles threshers at Mr Graham and Messenheimer farms, visits by Leonard Stanwix, Harry White, and families to Lawrence and Williamstown, and plans for motor trips to Oregon. It notes birthdays, a Wheat car for ODeas and Wiley, local club meetings, and a threshing accident near the belt.
Local Kansas Reading Circle Notes and Visits
The column records social visits and travels around Tonganoxie and Lawrence. Names mentioned include Maybell Williams Ruth Colbert and Gene Colbert, Mrs. Jk Colbert, John Conrad, Eleanor McKone, Ruth Phenicie, Barnes of Lawrence, Wilt Frost of Williams town, Mrs. Dwyer, E. S. Dehoff, Jean McKone, 4-H girls cooking club members, Paul Bus of Kansas City, Emma Wickey children, Eugene O Sull ivan, John Wickey, James McNamee, Margaret Kelley, Margaret Mansell, the Royal Neighbors meeting, James Lafferty family, Ola Babepek, Hummel guard, Anna Holton, Anna Holton’s Leavenworth trip, Fred Smith family, Mary Frances Haas, and other Lawrence and Kansas City locals.
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Maybell Williams
Ruth
Keets
Harrs
Eleanor McKone
Missala
O'Dea
Barnes
Lawrence
Wilt Frost
Williamstown
Dwyer
E. S.dehoff
Oakland
Jean McKone
Topeka
Local visits and social notices in HAWK HOLLOW area
Mr and Mrs Amit Ganta and Dorothy May visited Mrs Emma Wickey and children last Sunday. Miss Katherine Shannon of Kansas City vacations with cousin Mrs John. Mr and Mrs John Martin and children spent Sunday at Bonner Springs. Mr and Mrs Clark Ward shopped in Lawrence Thursday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Stone tang were in Kansas City Thursday. Mrs F A Kelsey and son Lloyd of Lawrence spent Wednesday with RW Phenicie. Mrs Ed Hunt, Pilly, and Mrs J Sparks spent Sunday afternoon with Anna Wickey. Ladies Catholic club meets at parish house with Mrs Ge Mansell as hostess. Mrs David Thistlethwaite and Mildred were in Tonganoxie Friday afternoon. Little Miss Jeanna Wickey visiting cousin Marie Wickey. Leo M Herken of Easton was a waiter in this neighborhood last. Mrs Walter Wickey spent Tuesday in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs F A Smith shopped in Lawrence Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Bush of Overland Park and Mr and Mrs
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Amit Ganta
Dorothy May
Emma Wickey
Katherine Shannon
Kansas City
John
John Martin
Bonner Springs
Clarkd Ward
Lawrence
Theodore Stonetang
Kansas’ City
F. A. Kelsey
Lloyd
RW. Phenicie
Ed Hunt
Pilly
J. Sparks
Anna Wickey
Ge. Mansell
David. Thistlethwaite
Mildred
Tonganoxie
Jeanna Winkey
Marie Wickey
Leo M. Herken
Easton
Walter
Wickey
F. A. Smith
Joseph Bush
Overland,Park
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent remedy for gas in the stomach and bowels. It promises relief from gnawing abdominal pain, nervousness, heart palpitations, gas pressure, bloating, cold limbs, and drowsiness, claiming deep breaths return and meals feel pleasant. The ad urges buying the genuine yellow package for $1 at drug stores, with Round Corner Drug Co. as a local onsite outlet.
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Baaimann
Vegetable Compound Helps Woman In Elkhart Ind
A reader from Elkhart Indiana reports severe fatigue and inability to rise from bed but credits a Vegetable Compound with restoring energy. She claims two men taking it could overcome tired, worn-out feelings and expresses happiness at the change in her household. The note mentions a testimonial from Mars., D. H. Smerr, 1326 Laurel St.
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Mars
D.H. Smerr
Laurel
St. Elkhart, Indiana
Abandons MOA Degree Ripon Wis
A clipped OCR item from Ripon Wisconsin notes an abandoned memorandum of agreement and degree matter at Ripon College. Details are unclear with fragmented wording.
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Ripon
Wis
Col
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Prospect
Rural Association
Philipsburg
Scripps
Cincinnati
Josephine Scripps
Migenar
James. Cripps Say
E. W.ls Scripps
E. W. Scripps Publishing Company
Smith Hickenlooper
United iStates District Court
Azores Island
Delgada
Island of St. Michael
Azores
Michael
Caldeiras
Kingman, Ariz
Robbins Bros, Circus
Reno
Beth. Hemphill
Linwools
G. L. Phenicie
Margaret Kelsall
T Othel Wiley
Leavenworth
Will Casteel
H G. Skeets
Stella Mae
Phenicie
Gladys
Thelma Hemphill
Fred Kelsall
Glenn, Bernhardt
Floyd Gilliland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ith River
Boulder
Fred
Ghas
A. Kelsall
Cheyenné
Wye
Nebraska
Dwyer Brothers
Gcwood
G. Hemphill
Margaret_ Sanders
Fred Bernhardt
Glenn
O’deas
Wiley
S. H. G. Skeets
C. W. Hemonill
G. L. ‘Phenicie
S. Kelsall
W. J. Frost
J.B. Dwyler
Tite
Harry White
White
Robert: Blaker
J. J. Wilson
Jean MecKone
G. Skeets
C. L. Pehaff
Pony Creek
Daisy McCrary
Leker
C. W. Sowers
C. J. Dehoff
Robert Graham
Mainé
Skeets
Mound Community Club
Mound School
Frank
Sam Haas
Mary
Prances
Ferris
Anna Holton
Ey Dens
Dan Ferris
John_iParsons
Harold Wickey
Hawk Hollow
Jack Hughes
Shimmons Bros
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Richardson County Bank
Falls City
Illinois
The
Derby Grain & Coal CO
C.T. Royston
Mgr
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Theratest
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews
Ralph Harman
Sromalalck
Sweenay
WN. Lewie
A. Wood
Caanler
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