Canning Advice Urges Early and Plentiful Home Use
Topeka Kansas June 10 Ed T Hackney state fair price commissioner warns housewives to can early and plentifully. He says Kansas rich in vegetables and urges use of home canning to ease transportation labor and tin can shortages. Receipts on home canning methods available from Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan and the Federal Department of Agriculture Washington on request.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ed T. Hackney
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Federal Department of Agriculture
Washington
Harkney
Peyton R. Smith
Wellsville
Sharp
Madera
Douglas County
Baldwin
Kansas City
America
Vault Ready 15 Years: Cunningham Man Laid to Rest
Fifteen years after Uncle Billy Long supervised the digging of his own grave and cement vault he lies in the prepared plot. He had posed that his death would come after the allotted 70 years, but his health later improved. Long, aged 86, homesteaded in Kingman County over four decades ago.
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Cunningham, Kans
Billy” Long
Billy
Mr. Long
Kingman County
Miss Adams Earns Appointment Amid Pet Woes
In San Francisco on June 1 Annette Abbott Adams receives congratulations for her appointment as an assistant to the United States Attorney General. Her pet cat Golden Red is dying, while another maltese named Anne has disappeared and pneumonia strikes Golden Red.
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San Francisco
Cal
Annette Abbott Adams
United States
District of Northern California
Sunday Park Sports Banned by Kingman Vote
In Kingman Kansas on June 10 the public voted 706 to 88 to uphold a Blue-law Sunday. The ordinance bans baseball tennis swimming and other recreation in the city park on Sundays as approved by the city council.
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Kingman
Kan
Children’s Day Exercises at High Prairie Church
Children’s Day exercises Sunday morning at eleven o'clock June first at the High Prairie church. Everyone is invited to attend.
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High Prairie Church
Timber waste could yield vast forest product supplies
It is estimated that material discarded in the timber industry in the United States each year might be made to provide 40,000 tons of paper, 4,000 tons of resin, 600,000 gallons of ethyl alcohol, and 300,000 gallons of turpentine.
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United States
Fairview Children’s Day Program Noted for Attendance
The Fairview Children’s Day program held last Sunday drew strong attendance and included a sequence of school songs and prayers led by Brownlee and others. A social and party at Will Free scheme followed, with many community members listed as attendees and hosts.
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Brownlee
Geneva
Ree
Tam Glad
Ethel Duct
Marie i
Mabie Thuy
Ua Ceret
Anng Coallertinn
Kana Mury
Chat Dom
le Jnice
Tis Krehlerkina
Kong
Mitchel
AO White
Hilde
Chi Margaret Cawle
Ray
Clachiles
Memorial Day Activities Of Local M W A Lodge Members
Several M W A lodge members attended memorial services at the Christian church in Lawrence last Sunday and joined a community outing at Woodlawn Park and a band concert at South Park. Mr and Mrs Felix Tucker of Pleasant Grove and Mrs C F Wulfkuhle with daughters visited, and Amelia Stell traveled to Lawrence to Simmons hospital with Mrs Henry Stell and the baby.
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M. W. A. Lodge
Christian Church
Lawrence
Woordlawn Park
South Park
Felix Tucker
Pleasant Grove
Henry Stell
Alberta
Kevelyn
F. Wulfkuhle
Amelia
Five Men Plead Guilty in Crap Game Raid
Five men appeared in police court this morning and pleaded guilty to crap-shooting charges. Clyde Taylor Charles Murphy and H L Mc Peters were released after paying fines of 15 dollars each.
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Clyde Taylor
Charles Murphy
H. L. McPeters
Jail Sentence Pending for Two Arrestees at Livery Barn Catch
Robert Dixon and B. K. Davis remained in city jail until fines are paid after a raid at a livery barn between 3 and 4 this morning. A sewer collapse damaged Seventh street between Locust and Elm.
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Robert Dixon
B. K. Davis
Seventh Street
Locust and
Elmee
Visiting nurse arrives to care for patient at Andersen Hospital
Yesterday afternoon heavy rain prompted a report to Chief of Police James Monroe. Miss Lydia Stahin, visiting nurse from Lincoln Nebraska, arrived yesterday evening to care for L Meek at Andersen Hospital.
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James Monroe
Lydia Stahin
Lincoln, Neb
L. Meek
Andersen
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Andy
Aileen Marshall
Meekin Anderson
Ed Howard
Walter Lot Howard and Sons
Eugene
M. Leary
Henry Seele
Joe Saile
Schulmeyer
J. Mitchell
Frnestles
Alt
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Jon My
August Holke
Peter Dreher
Rose Dreher
Little Helen Jry
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Worden
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Virgil
Ruth Rafstall
Hesper
Homer
Tonganoxie
Peter
Marvin Willey
Mitchell
Yeager
Indiana
A. Wheaden
Lexry
Chas. Henderson
Adam Hunsinger
Schulmeyver
Mrs. Marlin
Mr. Owen
North Lawrence
Ernest Leary
Mrs. Snyder
Mrs Snyder
Add Scheer
Miss Bessie
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Grandma Gress
Herb Gress
John Gross
Elks
Elks Club
Kuhne
Berger
Reatz
Har
Tig
Strong
Allen
Wilder S. Metcalf
Kelly Military Institute
Burlington
Terry
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Yarnold-Stull
Perkins
Boring & CO
Charlton
Palm Beach
Palmi Beach
Skofstads
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