Hurls and Bats Lead Odd Fellows in Twilight League Victory
Welch pitched well and stole home as the Odd Fellows beat 40-8 by 12 runs in a Twilight League game. Welch drove in three runs and stole home on a key play while Lamb, Gault, and Arrant added offense. Limb pitched for 40-8 but received little support as Bishop's squad fell behind early and failed to rally.
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Doe” Welch
Odd Fellows
Welch
Avas
Jth
Hen Welch
Dmcers
Gaes
Sacryn
Welchmen
Lami
Gault
Bishop
Arrant
Welsh
Jimnings
Russia trade in entrails tops foreign market report
Import remarks show Russia shipped entrails abroad totaling over 1,000,000 in six months with the United States taking about 45 percent of exports. Prewar Russia maintained large supplies from sheep intestine factories in Leningrad, while Soviet ports plan direct handling through new arrangements.
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Sociated Press
Assia'k
Russia
United States
Leningrad
Baldwin News Notes Roving Visitors and Local Deaths
Baldwin residents report family visits and weekend trips to Kansas City and Lawrence. Notable events include the memorial for Santa Fe engineer Mr. Jones, Camp outings at Conrad's Park, and weddings or anniversaries observed by the Crowder family. Several locals battle mumps or recover from operations, with travel plans across Kansas and nearby states.
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GC. A
Shumway
Daughers
Betty Ann
Jane
Arvongas
Homer Hess
Conway‘ S Ark
Baldwin
al Davie
St. Joseph
Mol
E. G. Loxman
William
Lawrence
East Black
Milldred
Gladys
Tonganoxie
Mrs. Black
C. J. Fischer
Colorado
Vetba McCormick
Kansas ‘City
H. Emery
Emma Emery
Kansas’ City
S. J. H. Emery
Artis
Trinity Hospital
Ruth Burns
Baker
Burns
Southwestern Colegee
Nina Kennedy
Walter Kennedy
Orville
R. Platz
Spelen On
e-l'Phursa
Manhattan
W. M.clark
Frieda Fischer
Helena
Hope Murray
Kansas City
Black
Kansas
City
Im Tones
Santa Fe
Chas. Brown
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Jones
Blindness in the United States rises amid industry hazards
New York reports from the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness warn that no industry is hazard-free. About 15,000 of the 400,000 blind in the U S are industrially blind and many more suffer vision impairment from workplace hazards. Coal mining, shipbuilding, and hand tools cited as major eye injury sources. one company’s dispensary treated over 4 300 eye cases in a year.
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New York
Associated Press
National Committee For the Prevention of
Lewis H. Carris
United States
America
National Committee
Counr
Feins Dustries
Pennsylvania
Wiscon
Suspicious Bond Set After Oread Apartment Arrest
H. M. Black was arrested in the Oread apartment building on a charge of being drunk. He pleaded not guilty in police court this morning and his trial was scheduled for tomorrow morning. A $25 bond was posted. The Butler County juvenile bureau plans a picnic for the juvenile clubs on July 30.
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H. M. Black
Oread
Fast Hight
Celebraie Tak Dorado
Butler County Tri Bureau
Local Residents Attend Many Sunday Visits Across Towns
A long list of social visits unfolded as Maxine and Wanda Mey and others from Lawreny and Topeka traveled to Greenwood Valley and Pleasant Valley to see George Morris and families. Guests included Mr and Mrs J M Crowder, Nettie Growder, A A Morris, Mrs Peek, Paul Brune and their small son, and numerous Lawrence and Lecompton residents. Extended visits featured gatherings with the Collins, Beuermann, Armstrong, Ward, and Mercer households, plus a Kapwaka Literary picnic at Gage Park in Topeka.
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Peck
Topeka
A. A. Morris
Esther Benander
Richland
Nettie Crowder
Dorothy Alice Armstrong
Rollie Stanwix
Stanwix
Fairview
Marie Collins
Leo Rose
James Woolf’s
Bonner Springs
Frank Watts
Lecompton
Harlie Armstrong
Esther Benarder
Benjamin Love
Sacramento
Cal
Clinton Cummings
French,n. M
Henry Collins
George Gentry
Tom Whitney
LaCrosse
Kansas
Kansas City
Maxine
Wanda Mey
Law- Yenre
J. M. Crowder
Nettie Growder
Peek
George Morris
Greenwood Valley
Paul Brune
Small ‘Son
Midland
Henry Ins End
Fred Neustifter
Jack Grimes
Frank Watt
Lecomption
Maria Burgin
Lawrence
Lea Rose
Barker
Clarence Hodson
Billie
Betty Gene
W. S. Collins
Theodore
Dorothy - Alice Armstrong
Kapwaka
Gage Park
Nettie.Crowder
J.E. Mercer
Frank Beurermann
August and
Frank, Jr
Williamstown
Julius, Beuermann
Suday
Town Pump Keeps Wichita Tradition Alive
Mrs Railie Stanwix of Fairview and family aided threshing. Fred Neustifter and sons of Topeka visited J M Crowder, with Jack Grimes and children Dora and Samuel. Mrs Wilbur Sawyer and Mrs Elmer Shields of Lawrence spent weekend in Wichita. Yuletide editor notes distant Santa Eddy Salina.
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Railie Stanwix
Fairview
Fred — Neustifter
Topeka
Jack Grimes
Dora
Samuel
J. M. Crowder
Wilbur Sawyer
Elmer Shields
Lawrence
Salina Journal Receives Scrambled Letter To Santa Claus
A letter addressed to Santa Claus arrives at the Salina Journal, scribbled by a child. The note expresses wishes and hope for a cheerful season, reflecting small town holiday spirit and community interest in brightening a young reader’s day.
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Salina Journal
Santa Claus
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Siler
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May Fair
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the Yuletide
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