City Luncheon Showcases New Orleans Bladnets Dishes
A recent city luncheon featured every dish from soup to dessert made entirely of New Orleans Bladnets. The event aimed to prove to housewives they can buy healthier groceries and deli items, promoting the product line.
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Ui City
New Orleans
Mineral Springs Resort Near Kenisc City Report
A readable fragment describes a resort six miles from Kenisc City offering views, cool nights, and mineral springs. It mentions rates via Ralte riay and Baker in Warrensburg Missouri and cites a scenic, inviting environment.
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Mi Ori
Ava
Yoshii
Sound
Coby
Kensic City
Ralteriay & Baker
Warrensburg
Clemenceau Says He Will Quit After Treaty Is Promulgated
Paris June 25 Premier Clemenceau declared his intention to resign once the peace treaty is promulgated and parliament is expected to ratify it late in July. He recalled forty nine years of German threat and warned the world to keep powder dry while praising the league of nations as the world's hope.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutin
Tha’ Echo de Paris
Pariament
Germany
Council of Three
Geriman
Bismarck
William I
William TF
Sarajevo
Economic Commission of the Conference
Entienna Clementel
Commerce and Agriculture
League of Nations
Baldwin News Tivy Benut Regular Meet and Local Notes
Monday evening meet held with Lester Griffin chosen for the new scout house since Wowey Short’s graduation. Tuesday prayer service occurred at the church. Various town notes include plans for Norway Kuneas school principal next year, preparations for fall, and a visit by Miss Mary Pay Brow. Dr. Markham to Kansas City for Lido University Group eye ear nose throat offices in thick building. Optimistic thought ends the item.
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Tivy Benut
Lester Griffin
Wowey Short
Dr. Group
City notice on bright headlights and cutout cars
Motor car drivers are notified that city ordinances relating to bright headlights and the running of cars with cutouts open will be strictly enforced. J. H. Monroe, Chief of Police.
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J. H. Monroe
University of Kansas Sends Largest Delegation to Estes Park Camp
Lawrence student Paul Strickland reports KU hosts most delegates at the Estes Park YMCA conference. Details include a 22 mile horseback ride to Loch Vale, a $2.25 horse fee, and cottages housing eight men in four rooms. Conference plans include mountain hikes and picnics as work and play go on. Swim caps arrive at McCulloch's Drug Store.
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University of Kansas
Paul W. Strickland
Lawrence
Estes Park
Gold price stubbornly fixed for two centuries sparks petition
In the Black Hills miners and financiers fear a $20.67 gold price stalling activity for nearly 200 years. A petition with over 1,000 signatures urges Congress to raise the price to $380, citing wartime effects and wage competition as reasons. Exploration slowed as firms await change, with annual output shrinking in the past year. Ajax tires and Maxwell and Chalmers cars advertised at Banker's Garage.
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Deadwood
S. DB
Black Hills
Congress
South Dakota
Ajax
Maxwell and Chalmers
Banker's Garage
Mass
Obituary of Harry Tyler from Lawrence Kansas
Harry Tyler born May 2 1881 in Lawrence Kansas died June 17 in Colorado Springs Colorado at 6 30 after long illness due to influenza He spent life in Lawrence with Theo Pocaler Mercantile Co until May He married Grace Judye December 24 1903 at Oskaloosa and had four children Helen Marguerite died. three daughters survive He moved seeking health and passed away in hospital with wife and daughters at his side
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Harry Tyler
Lawrence
Kans
St. Francis” Hospital
Colorado Springs
Coles
Lawrence Schoals
Theo, Pocaler Mercantile Co
Colorado
Uenza
Misa Grace Judye
Oskaloosa
Uivision
Helen Marguerite
Fire costs top May losses as damp coal cause Morland blaze
State fire marshal reports May saw 112 fires with losses totaling 134 772 dollars. A bucket of damp coal ignited a stove fire in a Morland hardware store, wind aided flames destroying four stoves and most of the business district. Lightning ranked second with 28 712 dollars in four te n fires. Residences, barns, and churches suffered major losses, while mystery fires and other causes added to the total. A separate notice details the annual three in one Baptist convention in Ottawa with speakers and summer courses.
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Topeka
Kans
Morland
Graham County
David’ Babb
Ottawa
Kan
Baptist Sunday Schools
Young People's Societies
Ministers of Kansas
Grant Chambers
Ministers’ Assembly
George FE. Burlingame
Centyer
HH. R. Chapman
Atchison
Benj.f. Tilley
Lincoln
J. H. Farmer
McMasters Uniiversity
Toronto
Can
The
Broadway Baptist Church
Denver
C.M. Phillips
William Jewell College
Liberty
Church’ Brotherhood Work
Philadelphia
James A. White
N. Y
Salute to the Flag Procedure Described
The salute to the flag is performed by gasping the right hand palm outward until the index finger aligns with the forehead edge while standing at attention.
Magnet Word Traces Origin to Magnesia City
The term magnet derives from Magnesia in Asia Minor where lowistone properties were first noted. Nearby notes mention T39 Sunburn Cream for picnickers and motorists, Rankin's Drug Store, and R. E. Protch spending today in Kansas City.
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Magnesia
Asia Minor
Rankin’s Drug Store
R. E. Protch
Kansas City
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