Kansas Legislature Near End of Session
Topeka March 13 AP The 1929 Kansas legislature nears final day with House and Senate split on a 7.59 million educational appropriation mix, a presidential preference primary bill, and a d2% annual interest loan bill. A conference committee will iron out about one third of a million dollars in biennial education funding while bills on tax code reform and constitutional amendments await action.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Bradney
Waggoner
Ways and
Trrevinl
University
State Agricultural College
University School of Medicine
State Teachers Colleges
agricultural’ experiment _ stations
Brown City
Ratner
Sinc
Sat
Urdax
Baalmann’s Gas Tablets Ad Placard
Circular touts Baalmann’s Gas Tablets for stomach gas and bloating relief. Claims quick easing of discomfort, improved sleep, and reduced drowsiness after meals. Promotes buying from Round Corner Drug Co in a yellow-packaged box.
Father and Son Banquet Led by West Side Church Scout Troop
Scout Thoon 5b and Dads at West Side Church will host a father and son banquet tonight sponsored by West Side Presby tering church. The program includes Scout demonstrations and a Friday Scout Rally entry, with a two reel nature study film and a talk by Earl K. Behrend. Edwin Burgess leads the troop with Arthur Silverthdry and H D Plank assisting.
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West Side Church
Boy Scouts of America
West Site Presbytering Church
Earl K. Behrend
Edwin Burgess
Arthur Silverthdry
H.D. Plank
Unconscious Kansas City singer robbed in assault
Alberta Simpson a 22 year old choir singer and music student was found moaning on a street near her home with torn muddy clothing after an alleged attack while returning from a streetcar ride. She remained unconscious in a hospital as doctors assessed her condition. Nearby, Dr G Leonard Harrington was announced to lecture on Child Mental Hygiene at East Administration Building. Marshal Foch’s condition in Paris was reported slightly improved with a 98.7 degree morning temperature and pulse 86.
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Kansas City
Alberta Simpson
Harrington
G. Leonard Harrington
Marshal Foch
Paris
Busy Bee club gathering and local moves in Lawrence area
Reno Mr and Mrs Vernon A Dehoff visited Lawrence on Wednesday. Mrs H H Devine has been unwell since moving to O Neill district after a long trip. John Conrad family relocating to Tongalloxie, Messman property now owned by M R Conrad. Prof Williamson accompanied Harry Skeets home to see livestock. Dorothy Asher attended basketball tournament at McLouth. Mayor Bros Rochester MN hosted a serious facial operation for Hollenbeck. Busy Bee club meeting attended by several families. Ice blocks towering in Pine Mile banks after recent rise. John Dwyer traveled to Leavenworth and brought back Mr and Mrs J E Dwyer. Wedding notice for Brighton Kahn and Lillian Aner received.
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Vernon _A
Dehoff
Lawrence
Busy Bee Club
Harry Skeets
H. H. Devine
O'Neill
Seeley
John
Conrad
Tongalloxie
Messman
Rebei
Prof. Williamson
Dorothy’ Asher
McLouth
H. A. Hallenbeck
Mayor Bros
Rochester
Minn
Claude
Henry Bigele
Fred Kahn
Brighton Kahn
Kansas City
Lillian Delaverne Aner
Sof
C. ‘L. Jones
Bettie Cox
Art. Messenheimer
Graham
Jesse
August Wartzack
Henry
Eben Hemphill
S. Kelsall, Jr
Margaret
G. L. Phenicie
Kelsall, Sr
Linwood
T. C. Hemphill
Lydia E. Pinkham remedies praised by reader
A Gretna Louisiana woman says after childbirth she could not walk and used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to regain strength. She continued taking the Vegetable Compound and Pills with Herbal Wash as a tonic to enable her to perform her work as a housekeeper. Address given as 29 Hancock Street Gretna Louisiana.
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Gretna, la
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Lawrence area notes and social items from February
Local Kansas City area news recounts visits to Lawrence and Linwood, family celebrations, birthdays, and community events. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt, Stella Mae Phenicie, C. L. Dehoff, H. G. Skeets, Mary Katherine Barnhardt, Helen Dehoff, and others. Reports on farm issues, a dairy-farm move west of Lawrence, a radio inauguration, and a Pony Creek club play.
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Kansas City
Linwood
Terrace
Fred
Bernhardt
Lawrence
Ysisa Stella
Mae
Phenicie
Popes
C. L
Dehoff
H.G. Skeets
H.G. van Neste
Mary
Katherine Barnhardt
Vie-spelen
Harry
Iy Lawrence
R. A. Phenicie
Shrine
Leavenworth
O. C. Wiley
Pony Creek
Dove and Pater
Fragmentary Society Notes From April Meeting
Ten members and one guest, Mrs Charles Blackwell, attended an April meeting. Time was spent socially and a pen game called Posing of Heads was played for a prize. The next meet will present a sherbet glass as a prize, with Mrs MoR announced as winner. A fine rad in April dinner was planned for noon.
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Charles ~Blackwell
Ny March
Washeld
Mor
Harry White
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Miami
Willow Springs
Baldwin
Sutton Cemetery
Frigidaire
Reno
Lydia E. Pinkhams
AMC
Phillips Bros
Knight
Kennedy Plumbing
Sary
Topea
H. G. Skeets
Tonganoxie
C. L. Dehoft
Wm. Betts
Leaf
Mackecoy
Wille Eden
Bleakley
Naley
Ellen’ Reece
Herbert Torneden
Mrs. Watkins Will
Albert Beck
Norval
Fairkinson
Eldridge Pharmacy
Dave
White City
Detroit
Jewel
Mich
Myer’s Flowers
Carter
Dixie
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co
T. J Sweeney
L. Nibewis
A. Wood
T. J. Sweeney
A. M. Fitzpatrick
George Quakiey
CG. E. Friend
Jacob Badsky
Robert A. Steele
C. A. Smart
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