Social Visit and Travel Notes in Local Scene
Miss Mattie Duetwieler spent Thursday to Saturday with Mrs. Plin White. Mr N N Chamber Mr W W Chambers and Mr Fred Chambers visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Eggert and family. Miss Mabel Shaw returned to Cameron Missouri after a three week stay with her uncle John Whitelaw. Mr and Mrs Jones of Kansas City also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Duetwieler
Plin White
N. N. Chamber
W. W Chambers
Fred Chambers
Fred Eggert
Mabel Shaw
Cameron
Missouri
John Whitelaw
Jones
Kansas City
W. W. Kluss
M. Schutz
R.W. Schneck
Adam Schaffer
Clarence
Muncie
Kansas
Hunnicut
P. Ewing
Kenneth
Miss Flory
Lawrence
Elzy
Clarence Davis
Eugene Schutz
Richland
Ida Hibener
Deskins
Raleigh Medical Company
Iss
Emily
Eggert
Red Cross
Society of Blue Mound
Fairview
Frank Skiles
Laizure
Cleora
Khiss
Robert White
Henry Eggert
Ralph Standing
Davis
Harold White
Charles. Wilson
Tally
A. Welsh
Pin White
Son Neill
A. E. Fasig
Charles Wilson
A.E. Welsh
Charles Boone
Elzy Davis
Belleview
Ralph
Ralph Shaw
Even
Smith
Walter, Young
John Northrup
D. Everett Smith
Jéan
Plin
A. E
Cnet Davis
Avis
John’ Mathia
Capy Hedrick
Edgerton
Messrs
Neill, Freeman
Tom Channey
Freezone corn remedy and local social notes
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment promising instant relief and easy removal. The piece also records a long list of Blue Mound and Fairview residents visiting, births, harvests, wheat cutting, social calls, and community events around Lawrence and neighboring towns.
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised For Rheumatic Ailments
A Maine reader reports relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills for rheumatic and kidney related symptoms including backache and joint pain. The ad claims benefits for both the reader and her husband, noting prior lameness and now absence of pain. The message urges readers with swollen muscles, headaches, and urinary irregularities to try the product at the City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Frank P. Wood
Morri
Maine
Williamstown Visitors and Local Travels Report
Mrs Heck Evans returns home after week in Lawrence. Ralph Vausbinder and Arthur Bates with families visit Lawrence, with Nora and Betty Bayne returning. Jake Stallard and H B Woodberry travel to Lawrence on business. John Lee from Perry repairs binders. Celia Mulvihill back from four weeks in Topeka as State Board of Examiners member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck .Evans
Lawrence
Ralph Vausbinder
Arthur Bates
Nora
Betty Bayne
Jake Stallard
John Johnson
Silver Lake
Fred. Knocks
Gwin Kyle
Robert Weibel
Hawk
Didnt Care Thenturned to Mayrs Remedy Cure
A man recounts severe stomach trouble and drinking as turning him toward despair, then claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his ailments. He says the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflamed areas affecting the stomach liver and intestines, including appendicitis, and offers a money back guarantee through Round Corner Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
City fire department adopts new rules and espionage act rule
City commission approves formal rules for Lawrence fire department including uniform on duty bans on electioneering, one day off in six, one hour per meal, one week paid vacation, and discipline on talking about colleagues or officials. Speed limits for drivers set at thirty mph, two-man long-motor crew, and chief named as purchasing agent with cost limit. July 1 chief to be full-time city employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fire Department
George L. Kreeck
Wm. F. Reinisch
Fire Department
McNish's Aerated Water Ad Promotes Safety Drinking
An old advertisement promotes safe drinking water from McNish's aerated distilled water. It includes a phone number 198 for contact or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNish
City approves stricter milk inspection ordinance
Lawrence voters adopt an amended milk inspection ordinance empowering the city milk inspector A E Blair to enter dairies milk depots restaurants hotels and delivery wagons to sample milk and enforce purity rules. It bans preservatives and fermented foods for cows feed and requires bottles for under gallon sales and airtight containers for larger quantities with dust proof storage. The measure cites cases of improper practices such as non souring milk and unwashed pails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
A. E. Blair
City Commission
Topeka
Kreeck
Wiedemann's Pure Ice Cream Ad No 182
An advertisement for Wiedemann's calls out pure ice cream availability with the contact number 182 for ordering. The brief note emphasizes quality and direct call to action. The exact product line and pricing are not shown in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call No
Wiedemann’s
Speeders Hit With Suspended Fines In City Courts
The anti speed drive logged two more arrests on Elm and near Sixth and Maine. George Byrd paid 25 dollars fine plus 5.50 costs. costs collected, fine suspended. Norris Bryant released on bond after speeding near Sixth and Maine. Two Baldwin suspects, previously arrested, were fined 25 dollars with suspended fines. Chief Monroe praised suspended fines as a curb to repeat offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Byrd
Elm Street
Byrd
James H. Monroe
Norris Bryant
Sixth
Maine
Baldwin
Threshermen Must Report Wheat Yields Nationwide
Washington June 25. Under the Food Control Act the Bureau of Markets will require threshers to file periodical reports on bushels of wheat threshed and acres producing the grain. A nationwide list is being compiled with blank forms and daily records for June start. County agents aid distribution and data collection for use by the Food Administration and Federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Washington, D. C
Food Control Act
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of ‘Crop Estimates
United States Food Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Bureau of the Census
Local social notes from Clearfield residents
Clearfield community members attend Lawrence graduation exercises. Lawrence visitors, hospital stay improvements, and wellsville area social visits are recorded. Residents including Channey, Brecheisen, Hausman, Melville, Anton, Fuhs, and Mathias families are noted along with trips to Kansas City and Edgerton.
Lawrence Optical Co Trophy Play At Country Club
Dr Hi T Jones defeated Gran ifevod in the second flight as the spring tournament for the Gustafson cup nears completion at the Country Club Sunday afternoon. Fine glasses advertised by Lawrence Optical Co in the Jackson Building at 927 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Optical Co
Jackson
Dr. Hi. T. Jones
Gran# ifevod
Country Club
Gustafson
Backache Kills and Kidney Health Warning
Urges immediate action for backache seen as potential kidney trouble. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsule as quick relief for kidney and bladder issues with a money back guarantee. Directs purchase at drug stores and warns to insist on the GOED MEDAL brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
EATONIC touted as cure for stomach troubles by H L Kramer
H L Kramer founder of Cascarets promotes EATONIC tablets as a swift safe digestive aid. He claims EATONIC neutralizes acidity regulates digestion and relieves gas and bloating, enabling comfortable eating and improved stomach health. Druggists offer 50 cent box with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kramer
Kramer
Poe
Eatonic
Brest
Eatonig
Latonio
Bex
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Detroit
sMaxwell
Maxwells
Makwell
Maxwell Organization
Maxwell
Lawrence, Kansas
Franklin
Richard .Cox
Oliver Schutz
Mrs. Davis
Williamstown
Clean
United
Mother Gray
Astoria
Ntayr Cc
Clearfield
Martin Feet
Lewis Schendel
Stella Breithaupt
Ellen
Marguerite Melville
LaVern Brecheisen
Mae Meeder
Minnie Sturne
Maggie
Edna Dwyer
Gertrude Brecheisen
Emiley
Estella Hausman
Paul Shannon
Fred Laurenz
Philip Meeher
Paulie Hausman
Charles Brechelsen
John Mathias
Laurenz
Henry Hausman
Herbert Hill
Mc. Bee
Chester
Warren
George Channey
Anton
Minnie
Ernest Milburn
Alvin Breithaupt
Wellsville
Henry Fuhs
William Fuhs
Channey
Ilinois
Dora Guenther
Ellen Melville
Singer Sewing Machine
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