Bryan Essays Prize Details Announced for Unis
March 5 report from the Chamber of Commerce cooperation notes the Bryan University contest awards a prize of up to 40 dollars for essays of 1,000 to 10,000 words. It urges all university students to enter, with the topic linked to democratic governance and public welfare.
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Unis
David
John
Theielther Srn
Buikeshift
Unias
D’ Committee
Merce Cooperation
American City Bureau
Local Social Notes Highlight Gatherings and Anniversaries
Residents share memories at reunions and family gatherings in Oakridge Lawrence and Kansas City. Mrs. Klyne, Mrs. Frank Leonhard, and Mrs. Ed Schaake attend events. Alfred Heckrsk and Feanidy Sandefur shine at meets. neighbors visit kin in Inde. family photos, weddings, and a Wool sale Friday with good prices observed.
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Klyne
Lawrence Crafers
Herriott and Gan
Frank Leonhardly
Ed Schaake
Ford Ters
Varsity
Alfred Heck
Sandefur
Kansas City
Grant
Mesera Charlie
Mesera Charlie Eee Morgan, Wm, Camp‘h.g. van Neste
Campbell
Inde
Maurice Suiter
Lena
Leo
Everett
Nhard
Gilbert Allan
Allan
Monkeous
Reading
Perkes
A. A. Hicks
C. B. Young
Herbert Bruckmiller
Wm. L. Schaake
Perry
Lacie Vile
Leonhard
Alfred Heek
Will House
John Havercamp
A. A. Green
Lawrence
John Clevenger
Alrich
St the Presbyterian Church
A. F. Brown
Helen Heck
Wand
Edgar Dolan
Richard
S. M. Dolan
Myrtle
F. H. Johns
Frank Leon‘hard
M. E
Mr. Shepard
Jer
Messia
M. Dolan
Dar Dolan
George Snow
Aml
Harry Lescher
Snow
M. Leonhard
H. J.disainger
Lwrence
Eudora
Charlie Hunsinger
Margaret Snow
Midland
Nll
Ollie
Fred Heck
Alfred
Fame
Godfrey
Myr
Siroky
Wesan
Kansas
Ross Stanwix
Johnnie Strong
Esther Knop
Ernest Bigsby
Kanwakaast
H.G. van Neste
Willis Colman
MN Tcodamen Takkaut Secuharies
Hevk
Oakridge Birthday Club
Heck
Chester Toms
Bertha Knop
Frank McGrade
Estenland
Kinsas City
Wm. Stiner
Stiner
Wm. Campbell
Oakridge
Linwood
Frank Wallers
Bertha Koop
Virginia
Merle Colman
Kanweka
van Neste
Sandy” Sandefur
UN Banai
Winnie
Clarence, Dreyer
S. S. Klyne
Willard Morgan
C. E. Hughes
Long Reading Reductions Note in Local Sale and Visits
Reading area notices recount auctions with Monkeous assisting. Families and neighbors visit Leonhard and Van Neste homes, attend church events, celebrate birthdays, and mark illnesses. Local roads, school, and club activities fill a weekend with social visits, horse incidents, and community meals.
Crowder Henry Collins and pals mark sixth month attendance
Henry Collins Jesse Athey Ona Belle Collins were the only pupils not absent or sturdy in the sixth month. Mr and Mrs Sam Sweezer hosted a dance Saturday night for their son Jesse turning nineteen with about thirty six guests. Ice cream cake popcorn and candy ended the evening as the nineteen candle cake drew wishes. Mrs Athey and Nettie Henry were in Lawrence Fri and Isaac Riley from Pleasant awaited further notes.
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Henry Collins
Jesse Athey
Ona Belle Collins
Sam Sweezer
Jesse
Mrs. Athey
Lawrence
Nettie Henry
Vinland
Isaac Riley
Pleasant
Grove
Walter Lee
Howard Shiclds
Terry Cailins
D. Athey
J. XN
Crowder
Garfield Mair
Micha] Shellies
Battye Collins
House
Liewrnes
Letha Miller
Gene
Af Lawrence
Sam
W. I. Collins
Na Bette
Eurene
Sweelay
Lawrences
Colli
Benjamin Shields
Henry Shields
Oak Ridge
Coley
Bessie Norwood
Martha Collins
Oscar Collins
Harold Coley
J. M Crowder
Nettie Crowde
Aml
Elmer Athey
Clarence Hudson
Ruth Collins
Orris Collins
Alberta Pine
Henry, Beareman
Misa Marie Collins
jRay Carr
Lone Star Items Chronicle Busy Loveland County
Victor Dietz visits the Robert Watts home as locals recount church services Sunday with 37 in Sunday School amid rain. The Lone Star school shortens term to seven months, Easter on March 27, and a Love Feast plans. Multiple names attend and visit, with sales earnings and community events noted.
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Victor Dietz
Robert Watts
Will Garbutt
Dorothes
Gracia
Lawrence
Thelma Studebaker
Faye Studebaker
Corbin
Mary Sanders
Charlie Sanders
Thelma Fishburn
Mart Floyy
Watts
Austin Key Home
Austin Flory
Rotter Bond
Lone Star Ladies’ Aid
Jim Flory
Clarence Campbell
Arthur Garber
George Miller
Will. Curtis
Porter Bond
Otis Hoover
Mrs Watts
Kansas City
Porter Bord
oMr
Chifford Ulrich
Howard Longanecker
Dietz
Chaitia
Rather
Richard
Cal Watts
Jean Yewers
Star Store
John Smith
Frankie Johnson
Lone Star
Frances Miller
Homer Flory
Will Garbett
Lila Anderson
Clifford Ulich
Lone Star Brethren Church
John ‘McCall Ary
Duck
Porter ‘Bond
Eugene Lutz
Elise
Minnie
Bertha Dietz
Garcia
Dorothy Garbutt
Fall Leaf News Briefs from Fail Leaf Area
Local notes record visits by Lena and Pearl Maness, Mrs. Dissinger and Ray mond, Estella Ayers, and others. A new trustee, Mr. Kindred of Fail Kansas, surveys the area as a heavy rain refreshes rural fields. Farmers plant oats and prep potato ground while residents shuttle between DeSoto Eudora and Lone Star.
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Lena
Pearl Maness
Fail Leaf
Dissinger
Raymond
Lawrence
Estella Ayers
Fail, Kansas
Mr. Kindred
DeSoto
Alfred Reed
Frank Vitt
Paul Luckan
Win. Reetz
Julius Thorneden
Eudora
Noah Canary
Oliver Hill
Tom Davenport
McNish
Herman Oelschlaeger
Near Linwood
Sigal Myers
Fair Lear
Lewis Kirkman
Sophia Dryant
Riis Elia May
McKenzie
Julius Torneden
Small Ison
Elmer
Valley Eden
Cascarets Claim Gentle Sleep Aid For Constipation
Advertised as a pleasant laxative, Cascarets promise a harm free night relief with liver activation, clear head, sweet stomach, and regular movement by morning. Sold in 10, 26, or 50 cent boxes, labeled as candy cathartic suited for children.
Protect Your Eyes With Roggies This March
Gustafson See Butler-Sanderson Motor Co. offers a full range of automobile accessories including comfortable Roggies to shield eyes from March dust.
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Gustafson
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Black-Draught Promoted as Liver Aid and Laxative
Asheville resident Bill A K Jarvis endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as beneficial for headaches sour stomach indigestion and liver disorders. He and his husband keep it in the home and rely on small doses as a laxative, claiming it benefits children and helps ward off illness.
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Asheville
N. C
Bill A. K. Jarvis
Woodrow Avenue
Thedford
le Day
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