Perry and Franklin Neighbors See Noted Deaths and Visits
Perry area notes reflect community mourning and daily life with details of a local suicide, funeral arrangements at the Buster Cemetery, Mrs. Charlie Bick's death, and marriages and hospital visits. Reports cover Lawrence and Osage City business, school activities, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives, including Miss Edna Raines and Mrs. J. H. Paine, with ongoing school improvements and upcoming public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanwrence
J. N. Murcheson
Osage City
Tay
Buster
Illiamstown
J. H. Paine
J. H. McNeish
Scranton
W. Tiind Lodge
Arkansas City
Hen
Underwood
lPriday
Underwou
Custer
Lawrence
C. A. Jones
Menlo
Kansas
Bone
Joseph White
Edna Raines
Topeka
Perry
Cs Raines
Bank of Perry
Raines
Franklin
Carol Martin
Gtver Schutz
Waiter
Edward Youns
Earl
Palms
Leja McCleerey
N.N. Chamalers
Charlie Foang
Lawrence ‘Shopyers
Day ‘Morhing
George Scheid
Eau
M. My
Alf Wieding
Robi
Wiite
Veanktin
Blue Myrid
Frank HW
Casey
Pranklin
Als
Will Green
Reno
M. Schatz
Harry Welsh
Marguerite l
Freddie Welsh
Louis Sebute
George
Charlie
Robert Schutz
Raymond Any
Frank Coléscott
Gromer
Kansas City
John Whitelaw
Rhodesland
George Banks
Lecompton
Pyanklin
Charles Boone
Kanity
Bertha
Neighborhood Notes and Local Visits Record Mixed Weathered Gossip
Afternoon and Sunday visits fill town chatter as Dwaine Kesinger visits the Kivss home on Sunday evening. Miss Kathryn Saile resumes duties after a three day absence while others visit Kaw Valley, and Mr McCleerey buys mares. A sales notice announces a big sale Friday. The column ends urging Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, noting its worldwide reputation and availability through dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwaine Kesinger
Kivss
John Whitelaw
Henry Boughton
Marely
Olsal
Reng
Missouri
Carl Tlesand
Marie Kluss
Raleigh Coubs
Kaw Valley
Kathryn Saile
Miss Jones
Kansas
Frederick Smith Dies After Stroke in Rifle Colorado
Frederick Smith, a highly respected Rifle, Colorado citizen, died at home after a stroke Sunday afternoon. Born in Bavaria in 1836, he lived many years in New York, Milwaukee, and Lawrence before settling in Rifle. he helped run the Soule ranch and leaves a wife and two daughters, Mrs. Vina Hunt and Mrs. J Stauffer, in mourning. The funeral is daily in Rifle with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tanghenbatteh
Mesa
Reon
Smith
Ehuvel
M Browning
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Phoebe Hewson
Lawrence
Kansas
Soule Ranch
Vina E. Hunt
J., Stauffer
Colo
Telegram
Washington bo Cy Maret and the presidents traditions
An OCR fragment laments President Wilson era traditions and the first lady and court customs. It lists changes in inaugural balls dress codes and etiquette as the White House adapts to modern norms, notes cabinet transparency shifts and executive order usage, and mentions civil service constraints on staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amazuiment
Wilson
White House
Watil 'Sene
Elures
Major Rinades
Taft
Miss Alom
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Natural Color
An old home remedy touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for darkening gray hair. A ready to use tonic costs about 50 cents a bottle at drug stores and is applied nightly to small strands until gray hairs disappear, restoring natural color and gloss. Local druggists sell Sage and Sulphur products as a popular option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
P. Barber & Son
Mail Order Saw Delays and High Prices Create Oklahoma Frustration
A Chicago mail order tale unfolds in Oklahoma as a man buys a saw from a local dealer who cites a $97.05 price. The customer learns mail order houses offer the same item on the same terms, but without accounts. Cash is demanded, postage and money-order fees apply, and the customer must wait two weeks for delivery, highlighting the cost of local delays compared to mail order convenience. The dealer pockets the cash, noting the total spent plus fees equals $1.67 and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklaboma
Louis Roebuck & Co
Oklahom
Chicago
President ignores social rites as office seekers rage
The article reports on President Wilson defying social expectations at the White House, posting a note for visitors and cutting back on at home access, while office seekers complain about the “not at home” sign. Istanbul dispatches note Turkey may accept peace terms, as Greek agitation against Bulgaria grows in the region near Athens and Macedonia.
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White Horse
Demveratiepolis
Turkey
London
Constantiduple Tonielit
Ce Committee of Tien
Counet
Athe Sam
Red Crescent Society
Sand
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Perry Schools
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Bertl
Ly Pany
Ea Sumpal Entertainment
Siu
Patrick
Peery
Dar Saan
Y. Townsend
Oid
Henry Wendell
Verry
May
Broomw Works
Alk Abel
Coates
Percy
Lawrenes
Divist
Brother Wal
Jaques Bro. Co
Chicazo
Palin
A. C. L. Gates
Ancol
Mintes
Alii
Ani
Lake Fitreet
Chien
Ick-Bros
Ae Ona
Scott
Chamberlain
Evergefere
Mr. Smith
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Presbyterian Yale
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Bertier
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