Ex-Service Men Decry Fort Dodge Soldiers Home
Dodge City Kan June 2 AP sharp criticism of conditions at the state soldiers home at Fort Dodge and of Governor Bunts for failure to appoint former soldiers rather than civilians to manage the institution is contained in a resolution adopted at the final session of the annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans department of Kansas here today. The resolution says the home’s condition compares unfavorably with other state institutions and urges ex service men be employed as administrators.
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Dodge City
Kan
Fort Dodge
Bun $Aulen
Department of Kansas
De Soto Summer Visitors and Local School Honors
De Soto residents host relatives from Kansas City and Ottawa for summer visits while local students receive basketball and cedar chest awards at Baker University and Prairie Center M E church prepares for Children’s Day. Nearby clubs and families include Whitelaw, Jewett, Collins, Reed, and Stark with dates in June and travel between De Soto, Ottawa, Lawrence, and Independence.
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Tros
Cross Hate
Cross
Mounteve
Johnson
Holton
Kansas
Ruth Gordon
KK. S. Alc
Manhattan
F/M
Gordon
Nettie Gottstein
Fimporia
Teachers College
Fern Bley Pearl Trout
Pittsburg Normal
John Krudop
Tack Scott
Kansas City
Perry Nease
Eleanor Whitelaw
Park College
Parville
Mary
Mildred
Lark
Will Reed
Charles
Pleasanton
Visiday
Russell Midgett
Taylor Martin
Lawrence Loveaul
Harold Sheldon
William Caldwell
Jon Whitelaw
Bernard Gardner
Mayreld Gardner
James Midgett
Golden
Vernon_ Welch
Gordon Parker
Harry Galden
Emmet Bowlin
Vernon Welch
Hinman Robin
Eddie Kouns
Rex Polter
Lee Carroll
Sas City
Bert Hoffman
Clarice Dicken
Elmer Lirden
Leonard Hoffman
Lawrence
Robert Osborne
Olathe
DeSoto
Alonzo Ambler
Near Hesper
Fis
J. A. Reynolds
Frances
Whelm Mason
Oklahoma City
Secoun
C. B
Curtis
Ty Martin
Henrietta
Okls
Onl Busi- Oss
Maurine Dewese
Baldwin
Baker University
Mtss
Marie Welch
Caker Bros
Rhoda Knight
Prairie Center
M. E- Church
M. E
de’ Soto
Kate Jewett
Evelyn Collins
Ottawa
L. ‘Jewett
Mark Feud
Basehorn
J. M. Jewett
Charles Jewett
Pate Jewett
Jewett
Elmer Jewett
Joe Jewett
la Jéne
Rosco’ Cillins
Collins
Win
Emma Walk
Iris
Harold Bateman
City
Perry
Glen Couch
George Coo
Methodist
Ruth Hiddeston
Ay Harkerson
Robert Alexander
Nadine Hiddeston
Hileen Linden
Dorothy
Son
Inez Hiddleston
Harold
Local Social Notes Highlight Linden Area Visits
Miss Ruth Woodward of Eudora visits cousin Mrs Perry Nease. Several Kansas City, Ottawa, Tulsa, and Chicago visitors attend family gatherings and graduations. Rev Roy Boyer leaves DeSoto after popular sermons. local pupils and staff to reorganize events. Mrs Bradford Powell and Lizzie Rhodes travel. Desoto community notes mention crops, moisture, and personal visits across nearby towns.
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Golden
Marcel] Linden
Alfred Gorfion
Ford Hiddleston
Ruth Woodward
Eudora
Perry Nease
Garl_Hiddleston
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
James Penner
May Poe
Fred Maacke
Fred Burke
Chicago
Lieta Foley
Clarence Hodge
Kansas City
Roy| Bridewell
Ottawa
J. H. Foley
Ollie Brewer
Dorothy and
Roberts
Bonner Springs
Peter
Peter Shriver
Jack Flanigan
Wred Shaler
Houston
Lexas
A. A
Ralph Harbison
Geddes
Harbison
Mervon Osborne
Walter Osborne
Lindley Parker
Des Moines
Ernest Sigman
J. A.giebener
Prairie Center
John Hanson
Herrington
Kanas City
Roy A. Boyer
Lawrence
Christian Church
Missouri
Boyer
DeSoto
Bradford Powell
Lizzie Rhodes
L. A. Young
Ralph
Boon
Small
Stanley Jones
A. L. Crass
Williams’ Woods
R. J. Robinson
Endora
Robinson
Helen
Baker
Davil Kiser
Askaloosa
Mr. Kiser
Corel Family Voyage To Europe On S S Resolute
Mr and Mrs J H Corel announce Glenrod Corel and Mrs Corel plus Mr and Mrs D Chambers of Los Angeles sail from Los Angeles to New York via Panama on the S S Resolute for a six month European tour. They plan fall return to California via Lawrence to visit relatives. Many local notices follow about meetings visits and community events in Eudora Lawrence and valley towns.
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J. H. Corel
Glenrod Corel
Corel
Morge D. Chambers
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles Harbor
New ‘York
Panama
S.S
Europe
United States
Lawrence
California
Wm. Ott Arid
Wm. Jr
Kansas City
Ottis
Elmer’ Campbell
Don Westheffer
Eugene McCabria
W. LY. ‘Club
James McCabria
Eudora
James McCabrin
Ralph Davis
C. G. Perkins
Helen Cook
Carl Perkins
Rhoda Perkins
Frank McFarland
Eandora
Eudora Sunda
Don
Westheffer
Hir
Oscar Westheffer
Jacob Westheffer
Chas. Blumberg
Walla Walla
Wash
Eli Westheffer
Win, Ott
Son Win, Jr
Brea Copp
Aliss Billie Corel
Norma Starkey
Independence
Kansas
John Ott, Jr
Rat Ogden
Margaret Roberts
Gether
Stiner
Geo, Bow
Kaw Valley social notes highlight weddings and graduations
A Kaw Valley column recaps weddings such as Edna Sommers and Clement Zillner in Eudora and lists 1927 graduates from Oread and Lawrence schools. It notes visits by Mrs. Kr W Pringle of Wichita, Reverend Young of Topeka, and many local patrons, with remarks on community ties and best wishes. The piece also mentions alumni events, missionary tea attendance, and local social calls among families like Ott, Davis, Braden, and Ogden.
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R.v. Nicholson
G E
Pontius
Kr. W. Pringle
Wichita
Ralph
Davis
Family Mart
Mr. Young
Topeka
John Ott, Jr
Kaw Valley
Bert Siewald
Siewald
Martha Schehrer
Jebson
Fraker
Ethel Tucker
Pleasant Grove
Wm. Ott
Conrad Hahn
Bart Nett
Kansas
John Corel
Oread High -School
Eugené Corel
Lemuel Cox
Lawrence Senior High
Garnet Hughes
Dorothy
Cos
Leland Cox
Maxwell
Metlure
Lawrence
Cecile Mitchell
Iva Steele
Peynte
Edna Sommers
Eudora
Clement Zillner
Zillner
W Valley
George Bowman
George B. Stanley
Kansas City
Norton Telegram Bought by Dodge City Editor Jacoby
Norton Kan Daily Telegram sale announced in Dodge City with Chester L. Jacoby, Dodge City Globe managing editor, taking over Norton paper. N C Peterson of Globe to assist in ownership. Jacoby to depart soon for Norton. Paris buoyant on debt talks. Poincare seeks better terms from United States amid ratification concerns. Studio ad invites miniature photos at 311 Mass High Grade studio opening June 11.
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Dodge City
Kan
Norton
Telegram
Chester L. Jacoby
Daily Globe
Jacoby
N.C. Peterson
The
Globe
Paris
A.P.J
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Great Britain
Rheumatism Relief Claim Promoted By Herbal Tonic
An old advertisement touts a $8.87 herbal tonic as relief for rheumatism. It cites long use over a century and unsolicited letters praising its effects, including a Johnson City testimonial. The product is said to be vegetable and distilled from medicinal roots, sold in two bottle sizes.
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BSS
Earl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
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