Jefferson Davis Memorial Dedicated At Fairview Kentucky
A 341 foot concrete shaft monument to Jefferson Davis will be dedicated at his birthplace Fairview Kentucky on June 7. The event includes a Confederate reunion in Memphis from June 3 to 6 and guest participants such as Major Jefferson H. Davis and Jesse James. Governor Fields will accept the monument for Kentucky.
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Louisville
Associated Press
George Washington
Jefferson Davis
Fairview
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Davis
Christian County
Lincoln
Hardin Country
Mississippi
Tennessee
Memphis
Jefferson H. Davis
U.S. A
Colorado Springs
Jesse James
Kansas City
George Nolen
Tyler Burns
Quaritrill
Governor Fields
Ynany
Davis Farm
General Assembly of Kentucky
Transylvania University
Lexington
United ‘States Military Academy
West Point
N. W
Congress
United States
United States Senate
Pierce
Senate
Tion
Montgomery
Ala
Confederacy
Canada
South
Sailors Compete Across Ten Sports In Pacific Fleet
San Pedro June 2 Associated Press reports sailors are active in the Pacific battle fleet. Each battleship supports over 300 athletic participants yearly, with a fleet wide schedule to crown champions in multiple events. Boat crews number 15 per ship yearly, amid a strenuous training period. The fleet fields boxing wrestling football baseball track soccer rowing rifle swimming and water polo, with lacrosse entering the scene.
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San Pedro
Cal
Associated Press
Crops Need Sunshine Highlight Kansas Rain Report
Soil conditions across Kansas improved after last week's rains as crops now require more sun. Eastern and central areas received two to three inches, western counties one half to four inches, with Gove County seeing the heaviest rainfall. Cenol Bed Bug Killer advertised at Falls Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Department O Agriculture
Gove County
High Prairie families note births visits and events
High Prairie residents frequent Lawrence for shopping and social visits including John Churchbaugh Ulrich and Everett Pine with Mary Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs Lawson announce the birth of a baby girl Virginia Louise on May 22. Families attend sales funerals and church events, with graduates named Glady Pucknett Gwendolyn Pardee Rose Peterson Paul Ulrich and Leslie Churchbaugh.
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John Churchbaugh
H. J. Ulrich
Everett Pine
Mary Elizabeth
Lawrence
Russel
Willow Springs
C. A. Puckett
A. Lawson
Lawson
Esther Daniels
D. M. Shotwell
Heaston
Baldwin
Fanny Peterson
Oscar Markley
Columbia
Hulda Price
Ethel Mae
Dinsmore
Push
Oliver Flora
Nicholas Crist
Franklin
H. H. Ulrich
E. D. Pence
Francis
Helen
Virginia
Willow Springs Wood Activity and Local News
Willow Springs reports sawing at Elmer Churchbaugh’s with many helpers and neighbors visiting. The record lists dozens of locals aiding wood sawing and cooking, plus a Saturday singing gathering at Arthur Flory’s. Also notes visits, a Lawrence trip, and a Kansas Republican leader busy with Cleveland convention arrangements.
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Will Postma
Elmer Churchbaugh
Jesz Wingert
Avery Hibner
Sandy Williams
Frank Deay
Art Campbell
Bertha Kesler
Florence Postman
Mildred
Edith Deay
Tok
William Wingert
Loren
Bonner Springs
Wingert
Jess Wingert
Arthur Flory
Abe Flory
Dan Beeghley
Mable
Donald
Edith
Postma
Frank*Deay
Florence
Will Wingert
Frank
Dean
Wesley Flory
Sam
Churchbaugh
California
Wesley
Mable Wingert
Lawrence
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
Goolidge
Cleveland
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health in Letters to Editor
A wartime style letter extols Kellogg's Bran as superior to medicine for constipation, claiming two weeks of use outperformed twenty years of drugs. The ad-like note lauds natural cleansing of the bowels, guarantees relief or money back, and urges regular consumption with suggested servings and recipes.
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Arlington H. Carman
Patchogue
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg ’S
Creek
Indianapolis Race Sparks All American 500 Mile Showdown
Indianapolis May 27 The annual International Sweepstakes at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway draws no foreign entries this year, promising an all American affair. Thirty two cars are set to start with pilots like Harlan Fenglr Tommy Milton Eddie Hearne and others aiming for a record breaking pace well over 100 mph in practice and pushing the current 1922 speed mark of 94.24 mph toward a new high.
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Indianapolis
Associated: Press
Motor Speedway
Jimmy Murphy
Harlan Fenglr
California
Beverly Hills
Tommy Milton
Eddie Hearne
Lawrence Social Notes Include School Visits and Home Events
Lawrence area residents visited and hosted gatherings over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Gish shopped in Baldwin on Saturday morning while Mr and Mrs C A Puckett and family were in Lawrence. Louis Churchbaughs visited their daughter Mrs Virgil Landis and Landis. Eunice Boland will become matron at Memorial Hospital in Lawrence. Church repaint plans were announced for upcoming work. Local roadwork includes a graded segment from H H Ulrich place south to Dan Shotwell's with progress in recent days. Mr Jacobs operates a grader drawn by the Heaston tractor for the project.
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Lawrence
Gish
Baldwin
C. A. Puckett
Louis Churchbaugh
Virgil Landis
Landis
Het
Eunice Boland
Memorial Hospital
H. H. Ulrich
Dan
Shotwell
County to View Old Trail Road Route Near Baldwin
County commissioners will inspect a road segment of the old Santa Fe Trail about a mile and a half northwest of Baldwin tomorrow morning. The project, petitioned by Simons L. Cotton, covers more than a half mile in length and runs in a northwest direction. The Cape Verde Islands primary products are coffee hides and millet.
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Baldwin
Simons L. Cotton
Inquire for Missing Heirs and Insanity Case Report
Mrs. Isa B. Wellman registers inquiries from Nelson H. Trunncliffe of New York City seeking information on Franklin B. Great or his heirs as settlement of a large estate nears. Groat, believed to have settled in Kansas in 1858, has had no word since the early 1880s. Also, a man named Orender was taken to the state hospital for the insane after a hearing before Probate Judge Menger. Atchison visitors Mr. and Mrs. Mott S. Heag and son Mott Jr. return home after visits with Mrs. Crowder and Mrs. McNeill. The note mentions the Holy Year of 1925 and a Porta Santa opening in Rome on Christmas Eve 1994 and remaining open until Christmas Eve 1925.
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Isa B. Wellman
Register of Deeds
Nelson H. Trunncliffe
New York City
Franklin B. Great
Groat
Kansas
New York
State Hospital
Orender
Menger
State Hospital For Insane
Topeka
Mott S.heag
Mott, Jr
Atchison
Charles Crowder
J. D. McNeill
Boys Band Organized in Manhattan for Summer Concerts
Sixty boys gathered to form a summer band in Manhattan. Conducted by R. H. Brown, supervisor of instrumental music, the group includes 20 cornet players, 11 drummers, 7 trombone players, 11 clarinet players, and 3 alto horn players. More clarinetists and tubas are urged as open-air concerts are planned this summer.
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Manhattan
R. H. Brown
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High Prairie
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J. J. Bleakley
E. D. Pence and
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Greece
Climalene Company
Canton
Ohio
Cape Verde Islands
Yellow Cab and Transportation Co
Barber'’S
ART Furniture CO
Mass
Men’s Athletic Union
Ideal Clothing Co
the House of A Thousand Bargains
Lawrence, Kans
J.S. Daniels
Mutual Life of
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Merchants Bank
The
Ice & Storage Co
National Association OF Ice Industries
Washington St
Chicago
Dr. Russ
W. C. Miner
Universal Car
C. W. Smith
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