Business steadies as war years end and growth resumes
The speaker reflects on the resilient U S economy after hard knocks of the past four years. He notes improved business confidence and a shift to production and selling to sustain growth, urging cooperation among farmers, manufacturers, bankers, and merchants to preserve export channels and reduce friction while rebuilding national prosperity. A series of local real estate transfers is listed after the commentary.
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America
Ameri- B
Iao
United States
Europe
Home Economics Club activities and contests noted
The Home Economics Club met March 21 in Miss Cole's room. Members received silver pins labeled Home Economics Club. A talk on Home Decorations followed a brief business session. O'la reading contest preliminaries set for March 23 with finals April 8. eight top readers advance. Debates and essay exercises also featured.
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Home Economics
Weaver
Arnold Stull Social Notes and Obituary Chatter
Mr and Mrs Jake Bidinger and daughter Rachel Arlene visited O A Bidinger home. Mrs Will Ice learned from Maggie Berry of Oregon that her brother Robert had died and will be buried at Big Springs beside his parents after delay due to sister’s illness. Murphy spent an afternoon at M J Murphy home. Eugene Lavin visited O A Bidinger and Jake Bidinger homes and Fay Deakin’s. Mrs Chas Brass hosted her niece and husband from Topeka. Mrs Anea visited Mrs Ray Baldwin. Otto Busch stopped by Jim
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Haris Wallkunte
Herb Gress
Harvey Houk
Chas. Houk
Chas
Tade Walter
Frank Bidinger
Roy Deskins
Geo. Murphy
C. J. Kraft
Lawrence
Will Murphy
O. A. Bidinger
Rev. Herman
Stull
Jake Bidinger
Rachel Arlene
O. A
Lavin
Jake Bidingist
Fay Deakin
Brass
Topeka
Anea
Ray Baldwin
Otto Busch
Jim
Reward posted for auto theft catch by county board
The board of county commissioners in Emporia set a standing $50 reward for capturing anyone guilty of stealing an automobile. Fort Scott reports the new white way on Fort Scott’s main street with globe-design poles, and a town demonstration opening night. Nearby hogs near Smith Center weigh 570 pounds combined, claimed as seven months old, stirring livestock circles. Wichita reports $75 milk fund donation from a court suit over a separate claim, with Judge Campbell handling delivery of the check. Fort Scott mule sale saw a jack fetch $910, about $140 above last year’s price. Hutchinson notes a disrupted blacksmith strike ending with sheriff delivery of instruments used by prisoners, followed by garbled text.
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Fort
Wichits
Ed Frazier
Pittsburg
J. H. Cooper
Wichita
Cooper
Campbell
Mrs. Lillian Strickler Dies in Fort Scott Hospital
Lawrence mourns Mrs. Lillian Strickler widow of T. J. Strickler former state utilities engineer now Empire Oil & Gas. Born in Topeka, she lived here with her mother and sister Mrs. George Bleishman of Wichita. Funeral Friday at 3 from 3428 Campbell Kansas City Missouri with Forest Hill burial. Reverend Peter Schumaan noted.
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T. J. Strickler Ward
Lawrence
Lillian Strickler
T. J. Strickler
State Utilities Commission
Empire Oil & Gas Company
Strickler
Lillian Foster
C. G. Foster
R.W. Ludington
George Bleishman
Wichita
Funeral for J F Hammond Scheduled Friday Morning
The funeral for J F Hammond will be held Friday at 10 o clock from the High Prairie church eleven miles south of town Maine. The oblique text references nearby locales and odd phrases but the core notice confirms the service time and location for the deceased.
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J. F. Hammond
High Prairie Church
First Christian Church Pre-Easter Campaign Events
Attendance rose at the First Christian church with a focus on the pre Easter campaign. Tonight Mr Sorey speaks on The Great Renunciation and tomorrow on The World's Best Memorial. Special music and congregational singing precede each 7 45 to 9 pm session. All are invited.
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First Christian Church
Sorey
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Francis Hazen
The Hazen family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of their mother Mrs. Francis Hazen and thanks for floral offerings. D. D. Hazen and children Cadillac.
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Francis Hazen
SANTE.EE. GESTIME Schedules and travel changes noted
On March 27 the No 1 schedule changes with departure at 12 08 p m instead of 11 13 a m and No 1 will serve California via Ottawa rather than Topeka. Passengers for No 21 territory south of Newton should use No 5 leaving Lawrence 10 23 2 p m to Newton then transfer to No 1. Sleeping car service to Los Angeles and San Francisco via Amarillo or La Junta remains usual. Reports from Lawrence and nearby towns cover visits, conventions, and travel notes.
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San Francisco
Amarillo
la Junta
W. W. Burnett
Agent Lawrence
Kan
Escorted Out of Town Woman Taken by Police
A Black woman named Bert was taken into custody yesterday by the police. After being examined in police court she was escorted to the edge of town this morning by the police.
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Bert
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