Local Names and Weekend Movements in Kansas Towns
Weekend visits and travels surface in Lawrence Leavenworth Oskaloosa and nearby areas as residents such as Miss Imogene Rabe and Miss Lila Query visit relatives attend university students Edith Phenicie Ruth Newson and others, with several moving to Kansas City and Topeka for work or study.
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William
Charle
Greevers
Imogene Rabe
Marjorie Robertsin
Mary
Meslewski
Lawrence
Petias
Aind
Stubias
Spickelweier
Leavenworth
Suturcdius
John Worans
Mondhy
Ray Ridgeway
Ikuntsas
City
Mon
Kian N
McNaughteon
Lorenworth
Oskelousa
Hy Esk
Lila Query
Topeka
Edith Phenicie
Lawmca
Universit
Mes
Wil
Iam C. Phen
Ruth Newson
Unie
Ajine
Spsay
Opuet
Shinghter
Abs
Lawrence Poylis
Yirngs
Steve Littrell
Kansas City
Red
Mariners
Merete Ants State Bank
Ou Rank
Baa
Banton Pheniese
Sens Cart
Albert Singh Chenin
Harmon
Painful female troubles claim lasting relief
A Wisconsin reader recounts sharp stabbing pains and narrowed life due to female troubles before trying Winkham's Vegetable Compound from the Sov Co Lynn Me. The testimonial asserts relief from symptoms after treatment and encourages others to write for information.
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Oedensborg
Wis
Haydia
Campa
Fra Tiegton
Ogden
Winkham
Cory
Sov .Co
Lynn
Medical Advice on Diet and Uric Acid Health
Dr. H Watson advocates meat reduction and water intake to manage uric acid and prevent rheumatic disease. He cites scientists like Minkowski and Vogt, promotes Anuric, and urges daily exercise, laxatives, and vegetable remedies while noting a church conference and community events.
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H. Watson
M.D
Gowt
Ay Chen
Minkowski
Hans, Vogt
Keach
Pierce
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers listed include Theta Fret Mi Webber and others with parcels in Lewisiana Street Law rence and Sta ef Bik. A mortgage or transfer by CL NRE W and CGT to Lawrence VWnelon is noted, with a February 8 meeting at Watkins time. A memorial tribute describes Mrs Weatherby and Governor St. John, noting Weatherby’s long service and reform efforts.
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Lawrence Vwnelon
Gide
Mb Ren Jharry
Fonteef
John
Prophecy and Prohibition Debate at Union Signal Meeting
The Union Signal gathering discussed revivalist prophecy and the push for prohibition led by St John era figures. Speakers, including Mrs Derby and Mrs Shearer, urged readers to subscribe to the Union Signal as a key official paper while noting broader reform efforts and historical references to Governor St John and prohibition advocacy. The event featured readings and a playship about Lilian Stevens and Persecution, with attendees urged to support the paper and its cause.
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Herod
St. Jahn
Weatherly
Sear Point
Ile
Wren
St. John
Olvngy
Topeka
Petru
Niles
Kansas
Chamney
Lilian Stevens
Reynolds
Union
Derby
Shearer
Cirelation Argumen
Ky Neing
Aki Hung Syne
Krraege
Monk
Son
Souths Conference of the Methodist Church Attends Thir Annual Meet
Delegates from across the region gather in Kyw byons Kansas for the 7th annual gathering of the Souths Conference of the Methodist Church. Speakers include Q Shepard of Wichita and Bishop Hhur J. Thirkield with Rev John Ylarman of Salina Wesleyan College and Dr Titus Lowe among attendees as talks aim to fund a 200000 dollar campaign. The meetings run through Sunday with sessions continuing to discuss church issues and plans.
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Kyw Byons
Kan
John Ylarman
Salina Wesleyan, College
Titus Lowe
John W. Hancher
York
Two Shredded Wheats Biscuits praised at Niagara Falls
The text describes how a Day for the right kind of food keeps a man healthy and fit for tasks. It extols Two Shredded Wheats Biscuits served with hot milk as a complete meal costing four or five cents per meal, providing essential tissue building energy. Three meals cost twenty-five cents daily with a ten cent margin for fruit or greens, claiming a clean stomach, healthy liver, and active bowels. Made at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara ‘Falls
N. Y
Insurance Rates Fight In Kansas Legislature
In Topeka on March 7 insurance interests won a round as five insurers backed measures in the Kansas legislature. A House bill aimed to curb rate secrecy failed after Shawnee’s Stone led a defense to keep the superintendent from accessing the rating bureau books. A Senate version creating a nonbinding fire insurance rate inquiry passed, but with no enforcement power. The outcome left hopes of a full investigation in limbo as lawmakers consider reconsideration.
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Topeka
Kansas
Stone
Shawnee
House
Senate
Rating Bureau
Hal
Lanuke
Lit
Sug
Pension for Fryatt widow and memorial wing planned
The British government will grant Mrs Fryatt, widow of Captain Fryatt, an annual pension of 600 pounds in addition to her government pension. The Great Eastern railway company will match the payment. The company also plans to endow a Fryatt memorial wing at its Harwich hospital. In Hoboken New Jersey a man was detained on suspicion of involvement in a dynamite plot to blow up munitions factories, with another man identified later. In New York the federal grand jury found no indictments in the high cost food and fuel probe. In Topeka the state senate honored its leaders with silver service and a diamond stick pin.
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Lamdon
Marek
Gerurit
Freatt
Fryite
Holland
England
Pryatt
Watt Ota
Compans’s
Harwich
cAnathey
Hoboken
N. J
Eesbody Ade
Fritz Kolb
Taciet
New York
Maci
Federal Grand Party
Lles
Stud Yittusive Fettividus Nus
Secon Ten
Unconstitutional Supreme Court Barrs Rift Law Clause
The Supreme Court today ruled the rift law granting duties to certain ships under a favored nation treaty unconstitutional. The decision touches compensation law and major compulsory provisions, with noted discussion of Iowa Workman's compensation in the context of the ruling.
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Anna
Washington
Mar
United
Sta
Supreme Cor
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Old Washington Supreme Court clears Thomsen claim
Fragmented local notes report a supreme court action sustaining a judge's ruling in a case involving Thomsen & Co and alleged Sherman Act price fixing by ship owners amid South Africa 1899 trade disputes. Also covered are community obituaries, visits, and local social updates with several names and places.
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Waslington
Supreme Court
Thomsen & Co
Charles
South Africa
Local social notes and visits from recent week
H L Winey reports on a family gathering for Mr and Mrs Lewis Corliss celebrating their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at Mrs Walter Osborne’s home. Attendees included distant relatives and neighbors. Miss Myrtlee Lamer visited Eudora Mhuvedax. Mr and Mrs Hubert Koehler, and Mr and Mrs Phillip Kraus with son attended Ed Whisman’s gathering at DeSoto. Alberta Obborough stayed with Mrs Walter Osbourne OC. L Detists purchased a Smith Forma Truck attachment from C I Banker Maxwell for the business.
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G. Brown
John. Smith
Harve Pager
Ivan Schwartz
August Fleet
Charles Warner
Worden Church
Gust “Fleer
Baldwin
Mrev ‘Qehrle
Manhattan Yast
Raymond
Fred Myers
Johnnie Breithaupt
Willian Schwartz
Carl
Kan Wa Smith
Overbrooks
Frank Sind
Mes
Willman
Lena Sie
Ruth Riley
Lawrence
Dolh Stebener
Frieda
Schwartz
Mabel
Mrc Herber Crawford
Frieda Schwartz
William Rappard
Hadora
Altenberd
Silas Cavin
William Schwartz
R. G. Brown
Harold Fisher
Albright
Frank Bell Jplace
Lewis Corliss
Walter Osborne
Corliss
Myrtlee Lamer
Eudora Mhuvedax
Je Sehubert
Koehler
Gus. Koehler
Salvation Army To Hold Weekly Cottage Prayer Meetings
The Salvation Army resumes its weekly cottage prayer meetings at 800 New Hampshire Street. The first meeting is planned for Wednesday at a stated hour, and everyone is invited to attend.
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Salvation Army
New Hampshire
Dandevine Hair Cleanse Promises Thick Glossy Waves
An advertisement extols Dandevine Danderine as a hair treatment that cleanses dust and oil in minutes. It claims hair becomes wavy fluffy and abundant with superior softness and luster. The product supposedly nourishes roots and promotes growth and longevity of hair. It recommends a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Battle of
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Eugene Gallagher Bell
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Dame Wiil
Ian Stillen
Ruth Henie
Wenilinio
Real Estato
Ford
Frank Evans Auto Accessory Co
Kelly Surisgeteld
Tliones
Jj Meade Viet Pesieht
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Wishin
Ge G. Cleveraer
Angie Hultz
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RED Cross
Maxilyn Miller
Txele Sib
Miss Miller
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Pension Por
GBS
Fryatyt
Topeks
State Senate
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Rotchinson
Ledtenant
Schuter Charles Huffman
Calunbus
Px Dent
GLOBE
Crayson
Ington
Cavey ‘T. Grayson
Navy
Senate Wilsons
Cal
Wiedemann’s
Fadora Rfs
Lyman Corliss
Willey Osborne
Clarence Hail Move
Stearns
U.S
H. L. Winey
L. Detists
I. Banker
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Maxwell Man
Havoliné
En Mabie
Firestone, ‘Tire
Guaranty Law
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Awe
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Wtite
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