Kindergarten Letters Promote Peace and Kindness
A fragmented wartime-era note from a Kinder garten station urges peace. It cites Warren Austin, then U S representative to the United Nations, praising faith in a great national purpose. The missive calls for kind training, antiwar sentiment, and denounces guns and fighting while urging care for families and nature.
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Publechen
Querne
Lyans
Warren Austin
United States
United Nations
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Fairview community supper and meeting notes
Fairview residents hosted a free Thursday supper with Mr and Mrs Merle Ruth and Mr and Mrs Ernest Raktan. A Wakarusa Township meeting followed at Mrs David Perkins home with John Bowman as a steering host, a covered dish luncheon at noon, and a social hour with singing and contests led by Mrs Marie Howard and others. Local officials Ed Howard, C T M Raines, and C I Parker solicited neighbors. visitors from Topeka and Lawrence attended the noon gathering and a moving picture show was announced for Monday evening under the Security Association auspices.
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Merle Ruth
Ernest Raktan
Chester Howard
John Bowman
Mra Mize
Mabel Peters
Our Father
Marie Howard
Urs
Denta
Lonet G Bite
Boro
Dorothy Akin
Ease Roeser
Edith Descem
Bowmen
Perkins
Daiey Ralston
Wacrasteewee & Water
Topeka
Suint
Mre
Charies Howard
Bon
Lawrence
Sur
Ch the Patroys
Security Bes. Association
Oskaloosa Community Gathering And Obituary Notices
Social gathering in Oskaloosa for the American Legion fundraiser draws many, with Mrs Bernice Killender and Mrs Evsa Boras in charge. Funeral services held for Mrs W.P. Thompson at Stenan church with pallbearers and relatives attending. son James Bowen of Oskamona and daughter Mrs Mary Nyfeler among mourners. County board to discuss consolidating school districts. Rev Frank Waring attended ministers meeting in Valley.
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Bernice Killender
Evsa Borasbaugh
Amex
Mater Bandex
Mary Jepson
Ecmer Edmonds
JD Everett Wi
Counts Rearanization Board
Etalneen
Pnd
Winchester Districta
Servins Aa
Everett Oelain
Pian
Taerence
Irnan
Rotary Club
Heaed Scuriticaster
Lee Hudd
Edan Ascatine Toasren
Concritira
Mae Mountain Fed
Legion Kallesc
Jay Alexander Hed
Floesie Draper
St. Louis
Punerel
Oeksiooss Pree- Stenan
Saree
Thompson
Kats Morrosr
Henry Sang
Garand
Hiawatha
James Bowen
Oskamnosa
Charlen Bowen
Eli: Bowen
Washington
Bliss Louise Bowen
Flossie Draper
Rt. Louis
Vivian Preston
Liberty
Mary Nyfeler
Ruth
Ier
Kansas
Marquis
Oskamona
Seminoles Enter Cattle Business Daily 300 AL World
Fort Myers report describes the Seminoles adopting cattle raising in Florida with a government herd, noting 2 400 Herefords on one reserve and 1 060 Brahma-cross cattle on another. Marmon cites 55 000 earned last year from steer and beef sales, while tribesmen mimic Western cowboys in dress and habits amid lingering legal status and economic challenges.
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Fort Myers
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Big Cypress
K A. Marmon
Marmor
Bor
Berd Macaverent
Estorn
Marmean
Florida
United States
U. S
Marmon
Rey
United Staten
Rengrass
Citizere
Statewide Leisure-Time Readme Program for Children Began
A statewide program to encourage out of school reading for third to eighth graders begins. Helen Wagstaff, director of the library extension bureau, notes rising demand for renewed formats and a second printing of a guide. John Frye says the survey’s booklet covers Kansas scenery, minerals, rocks, water, and industrial topics with a new two page edition.
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Adren
Rssitu
Hansae
Eucht Prades
Mias Helen Wagstaff
Library Extension Bureau
Revea
Ferent
Heyrae
Opr
John Frye
Kaneas
Officers to Conference in Northeast Kansas Attending
Eight county officers will attend the all day Northeast Kansas County Officers association conference in Westmoreland tomorrow. Attendees include Commissioner Lou Griffith Ed Johnson Elmer Oqus dah Treasurer Roy Flory Deputy Fred Kahn district court clerk Mary Ellen Simmons county superintendent Margaret Hurley welfare director Mildred Watson and others.
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Kansas County Officers Association
Westmoreland
Lou Griffith
Ed Johnson
Elmer Oqusdah
Roy Flory
Fred Kahn
Mary Ellen Simmons
Margaret Hurley
Mildred Watson
Soap Brand Sparks Healthier Market and Jobs Growth
A new soap brand did not take money from rivals. Its product and advertising boosted total soap consumption, creating more business and better employment opportunities.
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