Prosperity link urged by farmer leader at Rotary
F O Lowden of Dinois told Rotary International in Toronto that general prosperity rests on narrowing the gap between farm prices and costs of living. He warned against farmer cooperatives becoming corporate and urged broad cooperation among merchants manufacturers bakers and civic groups to stabilize farm income and marketing. He noted farm abandonment and highlighted cooperative associations as a path to better agricultural conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Associated Press
F. O. Lowden
Dinois
Rotary
Cooperati
Fire Loss Totals Across Kansas Reach 418,672
A June report from State Fire Marshal Scott notes Kansas recorded 280 fires in May causing 418,672 in losses, compared with 321 fires and 728,188 loss in April. March saw the heaviest month with 506 fires and 749,012 loss. Brown County led May losses at 79,991, with other heavy losers including Anderson Jefferson Lyon Mitchell Douglas Allen Johnson Sedgwick among top property valuer carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kati
Kansas
E.E., Scott
Brown
Otther
Anderson County
Jefferson
Lyon
Mitchell
Douglas
Allen
Johnson
Sedgwick ‘County
Baldwin City Contracts for New Water Supply Project
Baldwin city council signed a contract with Layne Western of Kansas City to secure more spring water. The plan calls for drilling wells near the current plant to yield 60 000 barrels, with the city supplying 800 feet of pipe and completing work within two months after start. If water is unsatisfactory, Baldwin may cancel with no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt E
Jane
Wwe
EL Paso
Texas
Lydia Sain
Paul McQueen
Chanute
William McCracken
Little
Independence
Baldwin
A. D. “‘Butell
Layne. Western Company of
Kansas City
Kansas City. Company
Layne-Boyler Company
Churches Snyner memoria 17th and Vermont St
A church notices page lists Byron J. Clark as pastor at 1765 Vermont with services and Sunday school times. Union and Plymouth congregations share worship at 945 Vermont, with Rev. Wray Enders preaching. Other churches include First Christian Union service at First Christian church, Immanuel Lutheran Mission, First Baptist, and First M E Church with details on school, leagues, and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyner
17Th
Vermont
Byron J. Clark
Rhone
White
Christian Endeavor
Wray
Enders
Churches Across Town Gather for Services and Outreach
Seventh Day Adventist Church at Tenth and New York holds prayer at 9:30 and Sabbath school at 10, with sermon on the rise of the last gospel message. St Pauls Evangelical invites Sunday events at 2 and 3, with new member reception and a 8 p m Y P L meeting. First Evangelical lists services, union night, and midweek programs. North Lawrence Baptist previews prayer, missionary society, and choir. First Presbyterian notes Bible study, 11 am worship by Dr Crocker, and park services. Trinity Episcopal adds Holy Communion at 7:30 am and church school at 10 with morning service at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Church Forest
M. E
Tenth
Vermont
Edward Hislop
Edwin F. Price
Weatherby
University League
Seba Eldridge
Bernice, Rutherford
South Park
Ninth Street Baptist Church
9Th and
Ohio
G. N. Jackson
Ida Wallace
Y. P.U
Thomas McCalop
R. W. Yeemah
India
Seventh Day
Kate Endacott
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Illinois ‘Street
First Presbyterian Church
E. A. Black
Porter
M. J. Crocker
Pratt Will
Junior Christian Endeavor
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Edwards
Friendly church services and community notices
Friends Church at 10th and Delaware lists minister John Howard with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and church at 11 a.m., Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m., and union services Sunday evening at the Christian church. Trinity Lutheran at Eleventh and New Hampshire, led by N. D. Goehring, posts 9:45 Sunday school, 11 a.m. service, Children's Day baptism at 8 p.m. Union services follow. Farm Bureau notes warn busy season demands planning and repairs, discuss chinch bugs moving from wheat and oats, corn damage, and control methods. fall culling of poultry ends Oct 1. Dairyman signups for testing begin Sept 1. potatoes and grading inspections discussed with government inspector arriving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
10Th
Delaware
John Howard
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eleventh
New Hampshire
N. D. Goehring
Desoto Residents Visit Kansas City and Nearby Relatives
Desoto residents travel to Kansas City for shopping and family visits. Mrs. James A. Eastwood and son James accompanied by relatives plan visits. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffin prepare a trip to Kansas City and other relatives. Miss Lucile Stratton, head nurse at Bell Memorial in Kansas City, enjoys a vacation. The Young Women’s club met with Mrs. Lucile Gordon on June 11. Rev. E. E. Tillotson dined with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Martin and family. Mrs. Tom Fanning, recently admitted to St Mary’s hospital in Kansas City, is progressing nicely. Margaret Austin of Lawrenee is visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Savage. Mrs. Harold Cook and two...
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Alma Nichols
Waterville
James A. Eastwood
James
Kansas City
Charles Coffin
Lucile Stratton
Miss Stratton
Bell Memorial Hospital
Robert Mosby
Franklin Ice Cream ,Co
Moe
Young Women’s Club
Lucile Gordon
E. E. Tillotson
Edward McVey
Kansas
City
McVey
Treman Martin
Alberta Taylor
B.S. Taylor
Research Hospital
Richard Burks
DeSoto
Mr. Burk
A. B
Roy Lavzacre
Charles Dicken
Earl Broughton
Raupt
Epworth League
Milton Quain- Stance
Lewis Dearmin
Don, Martin
M.E. Educational Society
J. ‘E. Deweese Managre
Hodges Lumber Yard
Hodges, Bros
Olathe
I +B. S. Taylor
C. W. Bell
Marie Welch
Ohio
Clarence Johnson
Richard
Dr. Shannon
Eudora
Don’ Martin
Don
Virginia Martin
Elridge Stratton
Lloyd Chambers
Owen Baker
Mildred Deweese
Bertha Blaylock
Nell Reed
Baker
Anderson
Mige
Whitelaw
Edith Search
Trueman- Martin
Walter Reid
Foster
Alma
Ben Johnson
Lexington
Chares Kaigi
Johnson
Arkansas City
Swartz
Lillian
Emma Rawlin
Will Pyle
McLouth
J. W. Rice
Clara Kaufman
Rice
Herbert Thiry
Lawrence
John Thiry
George Brown
Oskaloosa
Harold Skeet
Little Burlene
Raymond Crane
Clinton Viets
Rolla - Stanwix
George Stanwix
Jack Emery
Walter Nitche
John Grauberger
Hornberger
Nick Hunsinger
Pittsburg
S. H. Dial
Bernice Grauberger
Clifford Thiry
Hayden
John Canary
Fred Ousdah
DeSoto and Lawrence Visitors Fill Week with Guests
The community saw many visitors from Lawrence Kansas City Linwood and Bonner Springs stop by for weekend visits and church events. Local families hosted relatives including Mrs Olive Jewett and daughter Louise Mrs A B Burks and guests from Kansas City. A court suit for damages was decided with $45 awarded. Epworth League elected officers and Children Day exercises were held at the M E church with several new church members received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Japan to Host Third Pan-Pacific Scientific Conference
Tokio June 19 The Department of Education plans the third Pan-Pacific Scientific conference to be held in 1926. A preparation committee is named with Prince Kaninaga patron the premier and ministers of Foreign Affairs and Education as honorary presidents and leaders of Imperial Keio and Waseda as honorary vice presidents. Baron Furuchi former director general of the Imperial Government Railways is active chairman. Twenty two nations have signified intention to send delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Department of Education
Sceptical man credits Tanlac for appetite and weight gain
Harry H. Bousser of Halstead Kansas, a 35 year miller, describes years of indigestion and weight loss. He admits initial skepticism but reports swift relief, improved appetite, and weight rise from 130 to 146 pounds after taking Tanlac. He warns against substitutes and notes broad sales of Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Harry H. Bousser
Halstead, Milling & Elevator Co
Halstead, Kans
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Summer School of Theology
School of Religious Education
Ernest L. Waldorf
J. E. “Waldron
8. C. Waldron
Donivan
Wichita
A.D. Waldron
Robert Dean
J. H. Waldron
Ashland
J.C. Thiry
Eilene
J. E. Nicholson
Norman
Alla Livingston
Crezall
Hope Waldron
C. J. Fischer
Jeanne
N. A. Horrell
Overbrook
Hugh P. Hartley
F.*m. Hartley
Genevieve
Mary Katharine Harris
Ottawa
Olive Hall
Frieda
Clark
Beaton
Ninth and
Grove
Laura Johnston
A. M. Gardner
Fremont Street
Gardners
Hazen
Eighth Street
Clara Beach
Cleveland
William Hubbard
Bissell Summers
Woman’s Home: Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
George M. Liston
B. F. Cargay
Byson
J.M. Wilder
Kans
Anna Lewis
Mary Dixon
G. M.liston
J. D. Nutter
Hostetter
Mayetta
G.M. Liston
M. W. Clark
J. H. Houston
Hattie R. Hackett
C.E. Holcombe
United Brethrens In Christ
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ray A. Eusden
Miss Cleland
Plymouth
W. 8. Hunter
Immanuel Lutheran Mission Odd Fellows Hall
W. 8Th St
M. L. Heerboth
Lazarus
Jesus
Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Reading Room
East 8Th St
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Garner of
Tenth and
New York
First Evangelical Church
10Th and Conn. Sts
First Christian Church
Wee
Christian’ Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Pledge
Alice Burgert
Werkenthin
North Lawrence
Rufus Scott
Missionary Society
Maud- Hill
Pas
Tor
Imperial Jubilee Singers
Missouri
A. A. Royston
Farm Bureau Notes
Maschinery
Ww. H. Brass
J. F. Brass
John Gress
G. J. Bahnmaier
F. Buck
W. P. Henry
G.A. Dews
K. G. Clark
van Roy Miller
F. S. Butcher
W. B. Dalton
J. D. Harvis
Knowledge Hill
Knowledge Hill Community Club
Clifford _Thiry
John
Grauberger
Canary
Elmer
Oliver ‘Hill
Linwood
Andy Stevenson
Tonganoxie
Browning Roof Co
Japan
Bousser
America
Woods
Variety Shop
Toda
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