Tonganoxie Social Hello MISS Alice Spoor Class
Miss Alice Spoor entertained her Sunday school class on Wednesday with many afternoon games and a pink and white picnic style lunch of ice cream and cakes. Assisted by Mildred Houston Sara Mae Cain and Clara Spoor. Several local members attended including Thelmainox Raymond Deikman Grace Garmon Lee Olsen Leonard Olsen Helen Shillings Helen Lurtell Dorothy Needham Maxine Angell Greever Allen Edward Deikman Etta Angell and Orville Chandler. Brown visiting from Leavenworth Washington and other towns. Local residents traveled to Kansas City and Lawrence for visits and errands.
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Alice Spoor
Miss Spoor
Mildred Houston
Sara
Mae Cain
Tonpandxie
Clara Spoor
Kansas City
Freelass
Thelmainox
Raymond Deikman
Grace Garmon
Lee Olsen
Leonard Olsen
Helen Shillings
Helen Lurtell
Dorothy Needham
Maxine Angell
Greever Allen
Edward Deikman
Etta Angell
Orville Chandler
Wilson R.brown
Tonganoxie High School
Leslie Zoellner
Brown
Leavenworth
Washington
J. C. Laming
Leonor
Charles
Smd
Yeekla
Kanezas City
George Denholm
Cory
Laura
Lowemont
Burman
Lieutenant Murray at Fort Riley Eyes Clay Center Duty
Tales About Town notes Lieut J W Murray remains at Fort Riley awaiting orders for recruiting duty with a probable move to Clay Center. He has spent time studying under regular officers. Roy Holt advises deep watering and mulch to protect young trees from heat, while other horticulturists prefer soaking to the roots. An ad highlights Marion-Handley cars via W C l lis agent. Advertising mentions brown bread ice cream at Wiedemann’s. If plans fail, consider a policy with Northwestern Mutual.
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Fort Riley
Clay Center
Exhibit on Monday Mayor Urges Citizens to Attend
Mayor Francisco urges Lawson residents to visit the Safety First exhibit traveling on Union Pacific tracks in North Lawrence. The eight hour display opens 1 to 9 pm Monday, with ten cars of demonstrations from the government, Red Cross, and Interstate Commerce Commission. Attendants will explain each car’s features, and miniatures will illustrate safety measures, with no reserved seats and first-come access.
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Francisco
Union Pacific
Lawrence
Union’ Pacific
North Lawrence
American Red Cress Society
Interstate Commerce Commission
Red Cross Societies
Time to Burn Brush Now for River Farmers
Farmers along the river and sloughs are urged to burn dry logs and brush lodged along streams. E G Bugsing secretary of the Douglas County Institute leads drainage district efforts. Many farmers act now before streams rise again. Also notes readers in Eagle Pass and home towns seek Journal-World news. 25 cents buys two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Bugsing
Douglas County Institute
Eagle Pass
Journal-World
Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death of Ruth Knight
Card expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors and especially telephone girls for kindness during sickness and death of Mrs Ruth Knight. Mentions Albert Knight Walborn McNish Games and family, new location for C W Smith the Fordman at 77 Garage, visitors from Kansas City R E Knox and family, Wiedemanns pineapple ice special, and a final remark on fashion mixing women with circus clowns.
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Ruth Knight
Albert Knight
Walborn
John Mecnish
Cuticura Soap Heals Eczema Quickly Says Miss Ella Yates
Miss Ella M Yates of Coleman Michigan reports a yearlong chest and back eczema with itching burning and blistering. She says applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed the condition in two weeks and notes free samples and a 32 page skin book upon request from Cuticura Boston.
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Miss Ella "M. Yates
Coleman, Mich
1915
Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Knowledge Hill News and Market Summary Mixed Local Notes
Miss Cleta Johnson and Iva Rains visit from Os kaloosa. A son born to Mr and Mrs Fred Erwin last Wednesday. Various neighbors and relatives visit in Kansas areas. threshing on local farms. Market notes show unchanged butter eggs and mixed crops with wheat prices around $1.15 to $1.24. Cattle hogs and pork futures listed with regional farm news and a Wellington visitor in Lawrence.
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Cleta Johnson
Iva Rains
Oskaloosa
Fred Erwin
Fred Alford
Benton Rothwell
Jim Lavin
Topeka
Eleanor Hoffman
Lawrence
Howard Creel
Mabel Rothwell
Leeman Underwood
Carl Bruchmiller
Snyder
Gus
Brune
Benton Rothwell’s
Peter Hunsinger
George
Hunsinger
Peat Jameson
Kansas City
Eugene
Mabel
Norris
Bonner Springs
John
Canary
Stella Bruchmiller
Herd of
John Canary
Grace Brune
J. N. Johnson
Lois Curd
Frank Well
Norma Curd
Cleta. Johnson
Market report from Kansas City cattle and hogs
Market steady. Prime fed steers 9.60 to 10.35 dollars. Dressed beef steers 7.50 to 9.50. Cows and heifers 4.50 to 9.50. Stockers and feeders 6.88. Bulls 5.25 to 6.50. Calves 6.50 to 11. Hogs receipts 500. Heavy hogs 9.70 to 9.80. Packers and butchers 9.65 to 9.75.
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Chicago
Bebb
Associated: Press
Kansas City
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Red Cross and
Coast Guard
Tonganoxie
Roy Holt
Marion-Handley Cars
W. C. ¥Llis
Northwestern Mutual
University School of Law
Douglas County
Harwood
Fied
J.B. Wilson
Republican
Hope Lee
Wiedemann’s
F. E. Wickersham
McColloch’s
Laas
Grant
Wagner
Remy
Willard
Stromberg
Firestone
Stewart
Central Motor CO
Motor Car: Corporation
Findlay, Ohio
Lawrence,Kansas
C. W. Smith
Fordman
R. E. Knox
Lorraine
Raymond
Knox
J. W. Games
Knowledge Hill
Jack Bond
Wellington
Kansas
Bell-Ans
Castoria
Allen ‘Curtis
Harry Weyermuller
Jack Kelsey
Kodaks
And
Kodak Supplies
Evans Drug Store
Mass
Pusat
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