National forests ready for summer travel in Colorado Springs
The United States Forest Service reports three traveler types: nomads, semi nomads, and residents, with nomads preferring beds over sleeping under the stars. Government camps now offer basic comforts, including sanitation, fireplaces, shelter houses, and information booths as visitation exceeded 23 million last year. Automobile travel surpassed 20 million. The vast forest system spans major ranges from the Pacific coast to the White Mountains, offering solace to those seeking quiet escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Auto- Mobile
Alba
Forest Service
Ihan
Coast Ranges
Pacific
Cascades
Sierra Nevadas
Rocky Mountains
Black Hills
Ozark Mountains
White ‘Mountains
New England
National Forests
Montana
United States’ Forest Serce
Geftin
Colorado
North Carolina
Snoeral Nerf
Forest Earcice
Scott County Park Relics Displayed At University of Kansas
The Scott County State Park relics, including El Quartelego fortress ruins and a 1630 Indian site, are showcased at the University of Kansas museum. The park spans 1280 acres with canyon views, planned dam and lake, and plantings of spruce elm and oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Scott County Park
K. U
Scott City
Kans
Scott County State Park
Petore
Fish and Game ‘Commission
New Mexico
Beaver Creek
J. H. Leetok
Wichita
Mynissia
el Quartelego
Beaver Creek Canyon
H. T. Martin
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Museum
Design of Flag Lost to History Delaware First Saw Emblem
AP reports a state investigation found no proof that a Fort Schuyler claim flag was the first Stars and Stripes unfurled. Attention shifts to the 1777 Delaware battle sites and a monument honoring the flag�s first unfurling near Coch’s Bridge and a historic house tied to Lord Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Cooch’s. Bridge
Del
Newark
Nothjer
Lord’ Howe
John G. Townsend
Sur
Fort Schuyler
Fort Stanwix
Maxwell's
Atte
Washington
Morzan
United States
New constellation field and early flag design notes
In a biub field a new constellation is named January 13 1794 congress authorized a 45 star 15 stripe design later adopted with 18 stripes 20 stars. University of Texas revenue from grazing leases on western Texas land amounts to about 226000 annually used for building expansion and the land’s value potentially hundreds of millions. More than 10000000 in royalties already collected with potash deposits a possible third revenue source. Philadelphia papers report eight sugars all ring arranged with different effects due to slight structural changes. Glucose galactose and mannos e found in nature. others like allose idose galactose and talose made only in laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ti Oitilands
University of ‘Tex
University Med
Texas
Dilon
Simidar
Philadelphia
Tap
American Philosophical Society
Claude S. Hudson
United States Public Health Service
Local Neighborhood Notices and Gatherings Delayed by Rain
The neighborhood club event planned for Friday afternoon at Mrs. H. F. Fulton’s home was postponed due to heavy rain and mud. Nettie Glenn visited her mother, Mrs. B. F. Moore, who has been in feeble health. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pratt of Wopeka called on Clarence Welcher. Mr. and Mrs. Waldé Ogle and family from Larehee spent Memorial Day with Mrs. Sarah Morris. Mary Edna Lataster is staying with her sister Mrs. Ben Murphy. Shy and Mrs. Ora Goff visited Mrs. Goff’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Riley. Jane Duncan shared sad news of a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Smith
H. F. Fulton
Nettie Glenn
B. F. Moore
G. A. Pratt
Wopeka
Clarence Welcher
Metle
Stoyer
Teeampton
Waldé' Ogle
la’ Rehee
Sarah Morris
Leeampton
Mary Edna
Prosister
Bén Murphy
Ora Goff
Pratt couple at George Th. Glenn home
The Pratt couple of Lopeka visited Wednesday afternoon at the George Th. Glenn home. Local updates note graduations, relatives visiting, and a letter from Los Angeles recalling spring work in Kansas.
Local residents visit relatives and relocate plans
A list of social visits and family movements dominates the notes. Annie Waldman of Topeka and Mrs Will Jones of Emporia visit William Geelan's home and Mrs J Glenn’s family. George L Glenn hosts calls. Virginia Morris of Junction City visits and returns home with relatives to Lawrence. Glenn family members and Miss Wilma enter Strickter’s business college.
Pleasant Grove Visitors and Local Calls Summary
Pleasant Grove reports Mr. and Mrs. William Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith visiting Lawrence on Thursday evening. Fred Hibner made a Topeka visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Williams called at the Daniels home Sunday. Irvin Flory and family spent Sunday at the Pence home in Franklin. Mrs. Mac Woods and Viola visited Otto Smith Monday. Sandy Williams also visited A I Williams and Irvin Flory homes Monday afternoon. Herbert Pearcy of Oklahoma is noted.
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Iris ‘Flory
Elmer Flory
Arley
Lawrence
Fred Hibner
Williams
William Porter
de Smith
Alice
Illa Marie
Albert
Russel Dyer
No.10
Agry
N. D. Messer
Robert
Christina Fowler
Ma¢ Woods
Viola
Otto
Rose Messer
Viola Woods
Lois Flory
Daniels
Frances
Edwin Cook
Mac Woods
Myrtle Jacobs
Irvin Flory
James Patterson
Daugh
Otto Smiths
Ira Marie
Allers
Sandy Williams
Ont Smith
Lois’ Flory
Rose Masser
Betty Lou Peterson
A. L. Williams
Leonard
Guy. Carpenter
Kansas City
Alice Smith
Peson
Les
John Daniels
Gar and
Trene
Ed Deay
Lloyd Heer Henry
Arley Flory
L. Williams
Dan Flow
Otto Smith
the Woods
Paul
Dudley Flory
Halpl Messer
Irene
Grove Store
Fred Weibner
Henry Bocle
Fairview
N. D
Ola
Alica
Tila Marjei
N. Th. Messer
Leona Tacker
Grove
Dudley Fiory
Wil ‘Liams
Roscoe Daniels
Ladders
Ila Marie Smith
C. A. Porter
John Gimblett
Pleasant Valley
Everett Eberhard
Frances Williams
Mack Woods
E. E. Daniels
Winev
Springs
Tellephone
P.A. Hall
Marie
Guy Carpenter
Patience With Children Inspires Vegetable Cure
Mrs Baramon Pace of Dalton Pennsylvania reports relief from fatigue and nerves after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says both she and her husband feel stronger and more hopeful after the remedy helped her recover post childbirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Lydia HE
Pinkham
BarMonp Srace
Lawrence visitors and neighborhood social calls noted
Monday night at the Iris Flory home and numerous Lawrence visitors mark a week of social calls. Residents and guests frequent the Williams, Flory, Woods, Daniels, and Smith households with frequent Wednesday and Sunday visits, garden chores, and strawberry picking noted among locals and travelers from Columbia and Manhattan.
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Glenn
the Pratt
Lopeka
George Th. Glenn
Widnnesday
H. Rulton
Arlette
Lecompton
Estabrook
Earl Garson
Earl
Bert
Louise
Sieve
Topeka
Nad. Saylor
W.B. Stauffer
George Young
Toneka
Edward McClanahan
Naomi Beatty
Lacompton
Starr
Gienn
and & Wiliam
Adams
Bande
Sedan
Rose’ Williams
Rich, Jand
Alice Walenmaier
Los Angeles
Kansas
Wahlenmaier
Geneva
Annie Waldman
Will.Jones
Emporia
Julia ‘Smith
Virginia Morris
Junction City
Samah Morris
A. P. Riley
Hay Farehall
Teoa Viima
Strickter's Business College
Wilma
Ben Isler
Will Jones
Hm- Doria
Ana Geglan
W. J. Bathopter
Oscar Saylor
Henry Saylor
J. Sayter
W. B. Stauffer
Juntion City
Helen
Morris
Start Glenn
Eileen
Ruby
Maxine
Thomas Glenn
Pleasant Grove
Lydia Inkham
HerNi
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg
Kansas Electric
Power Shimmons
BROS
Massachusetts
Kansance
Ter
Shemmons Bros
Union
Chambray
Pade
Nerdy
Nainsook
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