Wored General Terrazas greeted in Chihuahua City
A large crowd in Chihuahua City, Mexico, welcomed Gen Luis Terrazas on his birthday. The exiled Mexican statesman, once governor and land baron, returned in 1920 after years in El Paso and Los Angeles. His vast estates were seized during expropriation, and he vows to live to 100 while pursuing his affairs from his palatial home.
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Chihushia
Chihuahua
Mexico
United
Tes
Luis Terrazas
L ‘A. Pennifess
el Paso
Texs
Los Angeles
Villa
Obrefon
Chihuahua City
Maxmillian
Terragas
Chihuhua
Jenito Jeaxtez
Terrazas
Japas
Gen. i c
Wheeler to Speak at Intl Sunday School Meet in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri on June 21 1920 Dr Wayne B Wheeler leader of the anti prohibition forces says he will publish a flank movement against enforcement at sea and will address the International Sunday School convention at Convention Hall on Monday June 26 The program includes a City Club talk a dinner at the First Christian Church with joint hosts the International Sunday School Association W G T A and the local Anti Saloon League A public levee is planned to honor the prohibition leader The Monday program features John M Gandy Daniel A Poling and Harald McRobinson with a night showing of The Commonwealth of God and speeches by Gov Arthur M Hyde and Premier E G Drury Reports from Brazil Mexico and Cuba are mentioned.
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Kansas City
Wayne B. Wheeler
Cnvention Hall
National Association
Bea
Dr. Wheeler
City Club
First ‘Christian Church
International Sunday School Association
Anti-Saloon League
John M. Gandy
Virginia State Normal School
Daniel A. Polin
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
Harald McRobinson
Presbyterian’Publication Board
Commonwealth of God
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
E.G. Drury
Ontario
Brazil
Mexico
Cuba
YARNOLD STULL Children Day at Evangelical Church
The YARNOLD STULL community will observe Children Day at the Evangelical church in Stull next Sunday evening at 7 43 p m with all invited. Local residents visited family homes and shared news of farm work and outings. Cattle shipments, auto purchases, and attendance at a Sunday school convention are noted among daily happenings.
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Evangelical
Stull
Will Murphy
Robert Lehroyer
Ada Herrington
Frank Wulfkuhle
Kansas City
Geo. Houk
Frank Houk
M. Walter
Harry Wulfkuhle
Will Bidinger
Envla
C. A
Rake
Anderson
Billie Battimaier
John Unger
D. A. Bidinger
Mr Bidinger
Eula
Mis Ryn Bidinger
John Gross
Roy Deskins
Jake Bidinger
Herb Gress
Local social notes and harvest update from Stull area
Lawrence visitors and residents share weekly activities as wheat harvest proceeds. Families attend church and social events, with many calls at homes across Stull and nearby Clinton. A Lawrence undertaker donated a new church lot with fans, while residents plan a Royal Neighbors meeting and Children’s Day attendance.
Notice to Water Consumers in District
Water shutoffs may occur in various areas over the next several days to connect mains. Residents are urged to stock up on water for the coming ten days to avoid inconvenience. Water department will keep outages as brief as possible. Also an ad notes electric grills for summer cooking selling for 2.98 at City Drug Store.
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Wm. S. Henderson
City Drug Store
North Lawrence Notes mentions social visits and events
Mary Bratton and family from Kansas City and Topeka visited Ray Zimmerman and relatives while Mae toured Topeka with friends. Miss Blossom and Mildred Ewing hosted a Sunday school lawn fete for about fifty at North Thint Street with mothers assisting. Wallace W. T. A. met at Mrs. J. D. Musted’s home for a program led by Mrs. Henry Weingartner with talks on reforms and school morals. A Mercy hospital report by Mrs. A. W. Lamb marked the hospital’s 25th anniversary. A picnic is planned for July 11 at Clarence Sheets’ home with arrangements by TK A Willis. Also, Addie L. Pusch filed for divorce from Peter Pusch in Douglas County court.
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Mary Bratton
Kansas City
Lucile
A. B. Ewing
Maurine Wapplewell
Hanna
Blossom
Mildred Ewine
Wallace W. C. T. A
J. D. Musted
Henry Weingartner
WH. K. Lury
Lorraine Wooste
Miss Wooster
A. W. Lamb
Mercy Hospital
Lamb
Clarence Sheets
Centenary M. Church
Dicket
Absenne
Willis
A. J. Martin
Haskell trio to enter open track meet at St Joseph
Three Haskell athletes Auge Levi and Osage will enter the St Joseph open track meet staged by the St Joseph Chamber of Commerce. Auge will discus and shot put with a 186 foot discus mark reported Levi will run discus shot put high hurdles and high step Osage will contest 220 yard dash and quarter mile with possible half mile if timing allows Nebraska delegation among entrants coached by McDonald.
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Haskell
St. Joseph
Osage
McDonald
Haskell Squal
University of Nebraska
Ohio Loses 25 Stars As OSU Grads Depart
Ohio State University bids farewell to 25 senior varsity stars across baseball football basketball track and tennis including three sport standout Syker captain of 1920 basketball and Greenspun Clark Myers and others. Names include Cott of Columbus Buck Weaver of Kingston Gillam of Lorain and Lock from Buckeye tracks.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Dist
Tu Nen
William B. Siyker
Huron Ohio
Syker
Ohio State
Colleges of Law
Harold L. Kimne
West Salem
Wayne Fogle
Columbis
Sam Deutsch
Lorain
Abraham Greenspun
Cleveland
Greenspun
Slyker
William Clark
Springfirld
Ohio college athletes listed by hometown and event
Cleveland veteran dashman Harold G. Alberry and others from Columbus and nearby towns specialize in track events including two mile McClure mile and high jump. Baseball seniors include captain Williard Cotter and outfielders Windett Bau man and Shaw. Tennis singles champion Carl J Wirthwein and Deane Build from Columbus also noted.
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Cleveland
Dashman
Harold G. Alberry
Lewis D- McClure
Williard E. Cotter
Columbus
L. J. Volk
Arthur Windett
Earl A. Bauman
Sugar Grove
Loren P. Shaw
Utica
Ohio
Carl J. Wirthwein
Deane B. Juild
Rotary Kiwanis baseball rematch discussed for July Fourth
A movement to redo the Rotary Kiwanis baseball game in a new format is shaping up with Rotarians musing a second team and Kiwanians proposing their first team. Last week at Haskell, the Rotarians won 22 to 7. A July Fourth morning kickoff is proposed to avoid sunset fireworks. Cap tain Hickson and Ed Schmidt were seen in conversation over Coca Cola and both sides deny pushing the rematch to boost sales of cigars, menthols, lotion.
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Rotarians
Haskell
Kiwanians
Hickson
Ed Schmidt
Walt Varmam
Trotarians
Mohlers top Harshfield in local horseshoe tourney
Lew Harshfield starred in the barnyard golf style horseshoe tournament behind the Unitarian church, scoring fourteen ringers to lead Mohlers. Al and J Davidson and other pairs contested strong, with several two out of three wins. The event drew sixteen players and set the stage for a championship clash likely next Thursday night.
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Lew Harshfield
Barnyard
Unitarian Church
Mohlers
Alan J. Davidson
Jim
Tabout Li Wbeluck
Tew Hirshfield
Doc
Tthetts
Jack Houk
A. B. Wilcox
Carter
Clifton Cowboy
Bil Vogt Ant Lou Greene
A. J. Gothay
Burt Reed
L. Webster
Jin Bdyfield
Athynos
R. J. Allen
TL Bost
J. G. McElhinns
West Lince
Nine Inch Electric Tuns Displayed at City Drug Store
A City Drug store advertises nine inch electric tuns with zero price listed. Local shoppers note the unusual item and inquire about availability and specifications.
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City Drug Store
Britton Fights Friday in Memorial Hall boxing card
Atchigan June 21 Britton The Kansas cyclone from Columbus Kansas and Frisco Ed Warner Leavenworth wrap training for a 12 round Memorial Hall bout Friday. Britton won a newspaper decision over Warner in a prior local match. Harry Ruby Kansas City meets Harry Mills Kansas City in a 10 round semifinal with two other preliminaries. Earth’s rotation remark and a Crystal White soap ad close the page.
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Atchigan
Pillie Britton
Kansas Cyclone
Columbus
Kansas
Harry Mills
Kansas City
Pawnee road plan seeks $235700 in state aid
A Pawnee County initiative to spend 235700 of state and federal funds on gravel road improvements aims to provide three years of steady work for county residents. The plan already has 11.4 miles approved from Hamburg to Nettleton via Garfield with 35 more miles proposed, including the Santa Fe trail segment through Larned and Pawnee Rock. The article notes even larger spiders in New Guinea whose webs are used as fishing nets.
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Larned
Kan
Pawnee
Tyork
Public Roads Bureau
Hamburg
Nettleton
Gardfield
Commission
Bbreau
Brown’s Grove Township
Pawnee Rock
Shadowless Petticoats Sell Fast This Season
Advertises white shadowless petticoats in kinteen muslin and surf satin with sizes available at prices of 1.25 2.00 and 2.50. Customer urged to buy for the season.
Children Rompers in Plain Ginghams Embroidered
Plain colored ginghams rompers for children up to 3 years old feature neat embroidery. Text lacks clear ages and details but indicates small sized apparel for early childhood and a simple designs aesthetic.
Iceland Wool Sweaters Arrive in New York Shipment
A new stock of Iceland wool sweaters has arrived featuring plain white and several colors. The assortment was received recently from New York, expanding current winter stock and offering additional color choices for customers.
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New York
Sport skirts in wool and silk styles listed
Wool and silk sport skirts available in plain, fringed, eponge, and basket cloth with plaid and checked options. Prices shown as 36.75 each and 12.50 tax included. Limited to plain and sport styles with assorted fabrics.
Summer Net Corsets Demand Early Buying
We advise early buying on these as summer approaches since stock will be tight. We were out of them for almost three weeks. A good range of sizes ensures comfort and coolness. Enel ceeeeees to $2.50.
Colorful range of footwear prompts bold buyer interest
A lively note highlights a wonderful color range and fashion appeal with emphasis on AFL sizes and padderns. It urges purchasing at least six pairs, stressing variety and style while mentioning a shopper’s enthusiastic tone.
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Condi
Clark
Ninniady’s
Gity Drug. Store
P. Hormuthy
International
Yarnold-Stull
Charlie
Lawrence
Tom ‘Gonhole
Kaarei
Georgie Mass
Geo. Hildebrand
Will Brass
Jim Brass
Sam Buchhein Jr
Frank Waltkuhle
Charlie Brass
Herb ‘Gress
Shin Winter
Jim Murphy
Dick Murphy
John’ Unger
Esther
Henry Bahnmaier
Q. A. Bidinger
Sol Frank
L.lawson
Henry Stull
Margaret Rake
D. P. _ Rake
Hom Will Murphy
Bidinger
Len Ice
Pleasant Grove
Ralph Messer
Roy Bowen
Aug. Kampschioder
Charlie Kampschieder
Clinton
Belvoir
Mike Murphy
Cross
Lawrence Undertaker
11Th St
Mass
Everett True
Condo
ASC
Wes
Evereett
Molla
Englagu
North Lawrence
Addie L. Pusch
Diverse
Peter Pusch
Douglas County
Bulletin
Marshfield
BERNS
Beuans
F. J. Stoddard
Duncan
Cluctt Peabady &Colncroy
Britton
Atchison
Woolworth's
Psymore
New Guinea
Summer
Wirthmore and
Welworth
You Krow
Children’s Rompers
Iceland
Minny
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