A Tale of Crime and a Furs-Collared Stranger
A narrator in New York encounters a rich stranger and a female companion amid pawnshop dealings and a potential crime. The story tracks moral conflict, class tension, and a plan to escape into a life of comfort, while a looming choice tests the narrator’s ethics and sense of self.
Big Springs Social News and Local Visits
Miss Magdalena Nee from Lawrence spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bahnmaier. Visitors included Topeka and Ottawa residents, with Joe Newport of Kansas City returning home. Debris removal from a recent store fire employed about thirty locals. The Stull ball team lost to the home squad, Sunday school attendance reached eighty seven with three dollars eighty seven cents in offerings. Reverends Testerman and Holloway led services. editorials reflect on judgment day and changing fashions.
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Thomas Hird
Reeves
Max
Simpson
Kirby
Ralph
Allan
William Kirby
W. BE
Goleman
Maxine Imo Mallis
Kansas City
Paris DeWitte
Guy van Haltern
W. H. Smith
Robert Lee
Andrew
Topeka
Walter Lea
Radiger
N. Frye
Lincoln Center
Kans
James Akright
D. Kirby
Frye
Lincoln County
Roma Reeves
Yellowstone Park Safety
Farm Bureau
Lyons
B. B. Russell
Rus
Magdalena Nee
Lawrence
Pepe
End
Gus Banmaier
Lucille
Isabell
Fred ‘Bahnmaier
G. J. Bahnmaier
Pasley and
Oklahoma
I. Pasley
G. Mina
United Brethren Sunday School
Neva Randall Hind
Toneka
Baldwin area social notes fill week with visits and events
Several families from Baldwin and nearby towns traced a busy stretch of visits. Mrs. Pipes of Lawrence extended a trip through Louisville and Kentucky while relatives from Kansas City, Lawrence, and Topeka joined church events, weddings, dinners, and hospital visits. Local gatherings included Sunday school, church services, family dinners, and a Farmers Union meeting set near Baldwin with community turnout.
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Orville McCall
Big Springs
Lewis Calk
L- M. Sowari
Topeka
Alvin Breithaupt
Christian Hospital
Kansas City
Gideon Breithaupt
Godfrey Gerstenberger
C. C. Gerstenberger
Violet and
Carroll
Farmers’ Union
Hopewell School House
Baldwin
Perry High School
W. R. Smith
Eloise
Carl
Smith
J. D. Mills
G. J. Votaw
Pleasant Valley Community Notes and Plays at Holcom Grove
Pleasant Valley residents and guests gathered at Holcom home and nearby farms Sunday and weekend visits continued with relatives from Vinland Lawrence Welcome and Pleasant Grove. Local teams played Bonner Springs with the Holcom Grove Juniors losing to the Radio Bugs.
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Tobler
Vinland
Tom Ward
Charles Thayer
Lawrence
Reno
Thomas Taylor
Arles Southers
Welcome District
Alva Dulin
Hugh Axe
Arthur Wolcom
Model District
Ward Landis
Pleasant Grove
Mer
Jacob Ochlert
Charles Ochlert
Bert Holcomant
Kipton
Giraril, Kang
A. G Holcom
Wolcom Grove
Werd Landis
Edgar Landis
Ray Curtis
Lope Star
Chesley Wardne
Holcom Grove
Radio Bugs
Holcom’s Grove
Storm Losses Reported After Neighborhood Weather
Authority on etiquette warns against weather talk while errors in transcription obscure details. Names listed include Virgil Gof Carl and Les ter Hegeman and Loyd Shuck with Mr Simpson of Farmers Union Insurance inspecting local storm losses. Simpson estimates about forty losses.
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Holcom
Virgil Gof
Carl
Lester Hegeman
Charles
Loyd Shuck
Mr. Simpson
Farmers’ Union Insurance
Run-Down Nervous Woman Boosted by Vegetable Compound
Lancaster Pennsylvania woman reports severe run-down condition after marriage. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restored health and strength, able to perform housework until birth of healthy baby girl. She endorses the product and offers to be contacted for testimonials.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lancaster
Pras
Garam
Locust. Street
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