Baldwin News Notes Family, Illnesses, and Local Aid
Wakefield resident Woods family updates include a daughter at Baker University and a Kansas City trip for a medical procedure, with hopes for recovery noted. Dr. Charles C. Waters near Black Jack ill, and Goldie Marshall visits from Sabetha as Baldwin residents report hospital and school activity. Local Baker professor Dr. Knudson returns after years in Boston. Osage City guest updates. New England dinner praised for impact, and community groups report meetings and honors, with the Eastern Star hosting Grand Matron Ara Danley Feeley. two candidates initiated with high praise.
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LL. E. Woods
Wakefield
Bak- Maxwell
Mace
Kansas
Baldwin
Ts. Waters
Charles C. Waters
Black Jack
Flaherty
Baker
Rolla Mueller
Amd
Samuel
Knudson
Boston University
Frank Waring
Prank Junior
Frances ‘Maxine
Osage City
Baldwin Ee
Waring
Cone Ae
Asd
Om. Weanésgay
Anna’ Ely
Amarillo
Texas
Northaldwin
F.C. Clark
F.C. Clark Are Enjoying A Visit From Their Son, ‘Dr. Clark
Chicago
Benton
Eastern Star
N. W. O’bryne
Feeley
Dentist Wm. W. Russ Returns to Office
Mrs. W. C. Harkey traveled to Kanety today to spend the weekend. Wm. W. Russ, a dentist, states he will be at the office from now on.
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Wm. W. Russ
W. C. Harkey
Kanety
No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Breaker Ad
An advertisement claims No-To-Bac tablets curb cravings for cigarettes cigars pipes or chew and help break the tobacco habit. It promises relief within a short time and offers a full refund if cravings persist, asserting benefits to health mind and finances.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Iserman and others attended the March Galendar at the Sigma Chi house with Mrs. Petty. W. P. Martin recovering from grippe plans to be out soon. Local trips include Ottawa and Lawrence outings, Bird of Paradise at the Bower sock and Columbia Symphony matinee. Mrs. DeWitte visits from Kansas City, Colman obituary note, and school report ends with attendance and perfect spellers Galen Arnott, Lavrene Irene Wiggins, Marjorie Lee, Dorothy Arnott, Leonard Owens.
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Fred Iserman
Howard Lanning
Dr. Hodge
Topeka
iMrs
Iz Bigsby
Petty
Sigma . Chi
al Smith
Leo Colman
Ottawa
Edgar McClung
George Jeffries
Ralph Kirby
Bowersock
W. P. Martin
J. F. Douglas
Columbia Symphony
Ernest DeWitte
Phyllis
Kansas City
Paris DeWitte
Crawford McClung
Neodasha
Walker
Larcom
Galen Arnott
Laverne Irene
Wiggins
Marjorie Lee
Dorothy Arnott
Leonard Owens
Marion Strong Family Move From Endora Farm
Marion Strong and family from Endora moved to the farm where Mr Gimlet lived. Floyd Church band spent Sunday night with Frank Campbell. Mr and Mrs Clarence and daughter Donna left for their new location.
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Marion Strong
Endora
Mr. Gimlet
Floyd
Frank Campbell
Clarence
Donna
Odessa
Missouri
Elmer Campbell
Columbia School
Ger
Lonnie Strong
Ae Strong
ie“Ward
Campbell
Arthur
Philip
Roser
George
Lawyrertee
Nea Roser
Leila
Charlie
Willie
Lone Star
Fred Flory
John McCall
Jack
Clyde Ward
Lawrence
John Flory
Cal Ward
Fritz Dietz
George Roser
Abe Flory
Charlie Brohammer
Lillian
Olda
Wesley Flory
Charlie Roser
Fred Fldry
Hallie Peterson
Lone Star Church
Harve Helstein’s
John Brohammer
Grandpa Brohammer
Clark
Jess Markley
Oscar Markley
Harve Flory
Noah Shuler’s
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
Frank Deay’s
Baldwin
Elmer Flory
Erlie
George Markley
Mee Flory
Ira Flory
Nettie
Amos
Mabel and
Wessie
Avery Hibner
Joe Flory
Alda
Daniel Beeghley
Clarence Campbell
Frank Mohler
Mr. Mohler
Owen Shork
Shere
Tom Wind
Iva Rothrock
Iva “Urtis
Tom Ward
Oscar Shuck
A. O. U. W. Adopts A New Rate Schedule
A Kansas moment oversees a rate overhaul for older members of the A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge. The adopted plan raises premiums on aging insureds while preserving level rates for under sixty. Changes affect classified plan assessments and lodge representation, with officers re elected including Grand Master J. W. Graybill.
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Grand ‘Lodge
Oxu
Grand Lodge
J. W. Graybill
Newton
H. K. Benneson
Clay Center
E. E. Biggs
Argentine
Ed. Flaherty
Hanover
A. J. van Vranken
Pratt
George Sheppard
Hutchinson
Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Stony Point District
John Alley moved to the stony Point district near Vin Patients. Local residents attended a play at Clichton Saturday night. Jim Wiggins visited Kansas City. Lena Jones returned from Kansas City Saturday. Fred Kennedy finishes a new milk house. Jim Iggins begins one. Alley sale drew good turnout with solid prices. Harold Higgins works for D C O’Neal. Mrs H L Craig hosted a birthday gathering February 24 for Mr Craig and Bertha and Alfred La Duke. twelve place settings were laid with care.
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John Alley
Stony Point
A. L. Holcom
Garrett
Crissie Richardson
Harvey Craig
Mr. Maloney
Jim Iggins
Harold Higgins
D. C. O'Neal
H. L. Craig
R. Craig
Bertha
Alfred la Duke
Kansas Stands Fifth In Women's Auxiliary Posts
Topeka Kansas reports Kansas ranks fifth in number of Women’s Auxiliary posts as per national American Legion data. Minnesota leads, followed by Massachusetts and New York, with Kansas at 92 auxiliaries for every three Legion posts. The state aims to 35,000 members by 1921 and promotes the slogan No Bachelor Posts in Kansas with prizes for top unit gains.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
American
Stinnesota
Allox
Massachusetts
York
Town
Kersas
Sylvania
American Legion
Hurtsas
Legion
Publish Draft Evaders Named By Draft Districts
Washington announces that lists of persons who evaded the selective service law will be made public by draft districts as fast as compilations finish. Local boards check to ensure no actual service members are listed, with the first district completion expected in a few days.
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Senate
Heffrey
Sedgwick
Iowa
Jeffreys
Washington
War Department
Begin Right Now to Conquer Your Rheumatism
Begin Right Now to Conquer Your Rheumatism. If you rely on liniment you may be disappointed again. Rheumatism is not skin deep and cannot be rubbed away. A tiny germ in blood may cause the disease and S.S.S. is promoted as a long standing blood remedy. Write your case history for free advice from the Chief Medical Director, 160 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
St. Jacob's Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An old patent medicine ad urges readers with backache lumbago sciatica or rheumatism to try a small trial bottle of St Jacob's Oil. The ad claims rapid relief after one application and encourages purchase at any drug store.
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St. Jacob’s Oi
St. Jacob’s
Tanlae Relieves Woman’s Severe Indigestion
A woman describes long severe indigestion and nervous debility. After taking Tanlae she says indigestion vanished, she felt revived, and became as well as ever. She credits Tanlae for the recovery and energy she gained.
Sage and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair
Sage Fea and Sulpher hair dye claims to restore natural color in gray or faded hair. This old recipe, marketed as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, is now sold commercially with added ingredients. Applied with a sponge or brush, it darkens hair overnight and leaves it glossy after several uses.
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Wyeth
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