Spring Hats and Garden Gifts Featured in Local ads
Local shopping notices highlight OMA HAT WORKS for a polished look, BULLOCK PRINTING COMPANY greeting cards, BLUE MILL SANDWICH SHOP, Roper and Clark Jewel Ranges at the Journal-World Cooking school, GAS CO. ranges discount, and WHITCOMB'S GREENHOUSE showcasing fresh spring flowers and blooms.
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The
Bullock" Printing. Company
Bowersock Theater i
Roper and Clark
Journal-World
Lautz
GAS, CO
Spring bargains at Rankin’s Drug Shore
Bargains include Richard Hudnut Three Higher Bouquet Perfume and Three Flower Bouquet Face Powder both 75c values offered together for 25c. Also highlights New York Cleaners hat cleaning, reshaping, and reblocking services. Smith Hem Stitching and Beauty Shops noted for wardrobe finishing touches like pleating and hemstitching.
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Rankin’s
SHORE
Richard Hudnut
New York
Cat
Tooson
SMITH
Coffee Grounds Prove Good Fertilizer in Institute Test
Research at Reneselaer Polytechnic Institute shows coffee grounds are rich in phosphates and safe for plant use as fertilizer. Dr F W Schwartz leads the analytical chemistry work analyzing roasting changes, with cane sugar and caramel forming during roasting and contributing to color and flavor development.
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Roy. R
Renéselaer Polytechnics Institute
F. W. Schwartz
Avor
East Asia sees new life as air transport expands
Asia awakens to a growing air empire with routes expanding into the Near East. A British firm plans a Marseille Italy Greece mail and passenger airway via Paik Said Cyprus and Jaffa, cutting voyage times in half. The project aims to bridge East and Europe with faster communication and safer overland options.
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Asia
East
Jerusalem
United States
Ansport
Near East
za-Bagdad
Socea
Paik
Cyprus
Jaffa
Marseilles
Italy
Greece
Syria
Europe
Spea
Syrian Desert
Palestine
Amman
Iiand Fort
Des
Fewer Murders in France Amid Fraud Rise in 1928
Paris reports 1928 saw fewer murders than since 1913 yet a rise in fraud and juvenile crime. The year saw at least two murders weekly, 21 condemned to death, and seven executions, with crowding concerns over justice.
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Paris
France
Savory Lima Beans and Perfection Salad Menu
This clipping features a dinner menu with Savory Lima Beans served four, including a bean recipe with dried or canned beans, flour, sugar and paprika baked with bacon, plus an Apples as a baked dessert. Perfection Salad uses lemon gelatin with vinegar, sugar and mixed vegetables set in mold for serving with salad dressing.
USC group to hitch-hike Europe for credits
A 45 student and two USC architecture professors group will hitch-hike across Europe this summer to study ancient to modern architecture in England France Italy and Switzerland. The trip yields six upper division credits and is open to advanced and graduate students.
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California
Los Angeles
Southern California
Europe
Deen A
Weatherhead
C. M. Baldwin
Architecture
Willeroes
Atlantic
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Rare delicacy claim shocks African tribesmen
The fragment claims that members of his family are regarded as rare delicacies by African tribesmen. It notes the small frog is native to Cuba and that fifty of his type would balance an ounce on the scale.
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Cuba
Williamstown Notes of Illness Families and Local News
Williamstown community updates include Mrs Alton Schuler's illness, visits by the Jones family, and Barney Carrouth's gradual improvement after a stroke. Arthur May confined to St Marys hospital, and sinus issues for K. G. cause cautious outlook. Ladies Aid details, electrical student Oscar Baker’s move, and Mutual Benefit Club plans for St Patrick's tea amid impassable roads. Raymond Boehme infant dies at 1 year 7 months. family mourns with parents Ellen Louise and John W. and four grandparents and relatives.
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Alton Schuler
Leo Jones
Williamstown
Elmer Bates
Oscar Baker
L. L. Cooker Electrical School
Chicago
Lawrence
the Mutual
Ralph Baker
St. Patrick’s
George: Washington
Brooks. Humphries
WW. A. Hardesty
Pirates
Corlisses Headed to Kansas City and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs I L Corliss motored to Kansas City Sunday afternoon where they visited the Epp family A car load of feed was shipped to Corliss Friday and unloaded for the Hoover farm manager Frey Cox Owen Soule has been sick with scarlet fever and absent from school two weeks but is much improved Friends of Edd Renner are sorry he is confined to bed and in hospital Renner's condition not much improved
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Corliss
I. L
Kansas City
Epp
Hoover Farm
Frey/ Cox
Owen ‘Soule
Edd Renner
Renner
Community notes mark illness and a death
A Kansas community page reports visits among families from De Soto to Lawrence and Ottawa, plus a weekend in Kansas City. Illnesses include Mrs. Hanter and Hugh Osborn, with Mrs. French hospitalized. Will Plummer of Cedar Creek dies at 83, survived by a wife, five sons, four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Olathe cemetery officiated by Rev. Hill.
Hesper Community Notes Of Visitors And Meetings
Mr and Mrs Elmer Kurtz and sons visited Sunday evening with Roy Kurtz and child ren Rev Oren Dunlaps father of Liberal Kan came Thursday to visit his som and family Mrs Andrew Burnell and Maudie called on Mrs Guy Roger Stanley Tuesday afternoon Trustee C E Votan of Endora township met with Douglas County trustees in Lawrence and began his work Saturday Aleen and Alma Bagby were Thursday night guests at the Ed Grob home Roy Kurtz called on Jake Strobel of Evening Star Tuesday afternoon Oliver Creevan spent Saturday afternoon with Luther Jr and Larry Klopfenstein Mrs Hertha Welborn and children of Fort Morgan Colo came Friday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Louie Seiwald other relatives Mr and Mrs Ralph Votaw and Vernon spent Monday afternoon at the Irvin Votaw home Elmer and Roy Kurtz called on Henry Daviness Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Charles Moore Roy Frank and Coleen were Sunday dinner guests at the Oliver Deay home Funeral of Rachel Woodard held at the Friends church in Lawrence burial later in Hesper cemetery Frank Davies the C E Field section came in July instead of Wednesday March 6 due to bad roads Lewie Harry and Howler Kurtz of Garden City spent Tuesday at the Roy and Elmer Kurtz homes Mrs Merlyn Andrew teaching at Hopewell staying at Roger Stanley home Doris Millington parents Sunday afternoon with Eva and Lela Wotan Ed Burnell called on Andrew Burnell Saturday afternoon Aleen and Alma Bagby Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard Bagby and sons Mrs Howard Koghler also called on Mr and Mrs Fred Neis Sunday evening
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Elmer Kurtz
Roy Kurtz
Oren'Dunlap
Aleen
Alma
Bagby
Ed Grob
Jake Strobel
Evening Star
Oliver’ Creevan
Avith Luther, Jr
Larry Klopfenstein
Hertha Welborn
Fort Morgan
Coly
Catne
Fred White
Hesper
J. D., Mills
Wichita
Ross Smith
Lewie
Harry
Howler Kurtz
Garden City
Roy
Elmer Kurts
Frank Page
N. M
Bisel
Howard Koghler
Fred Neis
Merlyn -Andrew
Hopewell
Roger Stanley
Doris
Millington
Eva
Lela Wotan
Ed Burnell
Andrew
Burnell
Leonard Bagby
Evening Star Talk Highlights Local Farmers and Visits
Charles Kurtz and John of Evening Star announced a radio talk on WIBW Thursday afternoon. Welborn of Oak Ridge, a Douglas County Master Farmer, was featured. Neighbors visited, families shared news, and local students faced attendance notes as Hesper school closed the sixth month with 29 percent perfect attendance.
Beware Diets Without Bulk Kellogg All-Bran Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement warns readers to include daily roughage to prevent constipation and health issues. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a 100 percent bran cereal to be eaten daily, with two tablespoonfuls recommended, and notes it is made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers and in hotels and diners.
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Nature
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Votaw Family Named for Candy Bat Winners in School
The record of the best Spelling 3 winners lists Joseph Votaw first grade and Eva Votaw fourth grade among honorees. Other students include Jean Williamson Matian Votaw Lucille Votaw Blanche Votaw and George Millington. The item notes Roger Stanley Bernice and Lois Jean shopping in Lawrence and Roy and Elmer Kurtz in Kansas City Wednesday.
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Joseph Votaw
Carl Grog
Oliver
Creevan
Everett Votaw
Paul George Millington
Willie Neis
David
Dunlap
Lela
Votaw
Marian
Ramona
Stanley
Alma Votaw
Eva Votaw
Lucille
Vota
Blanche Votaw
Jean Williamson
Matian ~ Votaw
Lucille Votaw
le—Blanche Votaw
George Millington
Roger’ Stanley
Bernice
Lois
Jean
Lawrence
Roy
Elmer Kurtz
Kansas City
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Blue Mill
Eice
Whitcomb
Institute
Alexander George
Sa Erri
Bert Boehme
Lon Meyers
Thompsonville
Chatt' McCoy
Williamtown
Orville Pearson
Frank McCoy
Mankato
Paul Evans
Harvey Baker
Ernest McCain
Raymond Claire- Boehme
Raymond Claire
Beri Boehma
Perry
Ellen Louise
John W
Robert Lee
Earl Overdaugh
Famil
Ile
Bracken
Theo Bird
Hanter
Hughsborn
Gus. Wooden
Will Miner
Uncle Bhi
Cedar Creek
Plummer
Kentucky
Olathe
Joe
Tracy
Len
Fred
Rev. Hill
DeSoto Methodist Church
George Kluss
August Teshner
Chas.Sarres
Emmett
Fred Hacker
Oscar
George Klus
Chas
Wot. Dent
Will Corliss
Chas. Broyles
Eric Hunter
Hugh Osborn
Emmett Murphy
Leslie Corliss
Clarence Hodge
de Soto
Marvin Hodge
Thhe
Trinity
Lutheran Hospital
Ruth Frisbie
Cliff Musser
Lawrence Mondo
Simons Hospital
Chas. French
Dr. Wrights
We-Mott
Chas, Baker
Baker
Frank Strickldnd
DeéSote
Redta Murphy
Zarah
Harold Murphy
Ottawa
Emmett. Murphy
Toni
Spring Hill
Will Savage
L. I. Corliss
Uastus
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Hills. Bros Coffee
Frezh
Ecsily
Batters Service
Reese Meat Market
Sumlay
Charles Kurtz
John
Evetting Star
Vernon. Kasberger
John Kasberger
Clifford Haverty
Clifford
Haverty
Roscoe
Harry Norman
Henry, Daviness
Lula Volan
Frank Page Yuesday
Stanley Kiopfenstein
Hesper School
Kellogg’ S All-Bran
Mrs. Houk
H. New Houk
New Hampshire Street
Webster’ S Grocery
Gans Armour
Kirk's
Missouri
Roy Lawrence
Armour’s Star
Cildahy
Tan
Wilson's
Swift
Premigen
Bayonne
Weihers
Richmond Creamery
Cooking School News
Matty
Teall
Cristo
Ikeo
Han
Crisco
Emily M. Lautz
Journal-World Cooking School
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