Army Plans 110 Million Push for Permanent Army Homes
Washington reports a 110 million request to Congress to finance permanent housing for officers and men. Only five percent of army personnel are satisfactorily housed. ninety five percent live in temporary shelters. The War Department outlines a 4.99 million to 5.0 million spend for Camp Devens and a new air depot in Boston, with surplus sales funding part of the plan.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Alri Oe
War Department
Sorinnin
Ono
Fiat Corps
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Camp Devens
Bass
Dloston
Parole Petitioners spark district judge tales and state notes
Judge Folk, a veteran parole official, recalls district court days in Ne City where petitions were met with buck passing. The article notes floodlight plans on the state house dome, a minister’s remarks on a world’s record, Judge Wells’s passing and his line of public service, and a state insurance commission study nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapeks
Kat
Folk
Ne City
Don Lahways
Local families share news of illness travel and visits
The community reports ongoing illnesses in the Harvey Flory and Kling families and updates on visits by Carl Rothrock Hallie and others. Mulitple pages note social events at Willow Springs, Baldwin and Lawrence, with garden work and farm chores, plus travel to Kansas City and Whittier.
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Peterson
Hallie
Carl
Carl Rothrock
A. L. Williams
Levi Kling
Howard
Harvey Flory
S. Flory
Tarold
Hurchburgh
Harvey
Elmer Flory
le Chardhbaugh
Mary
Willow Springs School
Clyde Puckett
Attie Anderson
Epsworth
Baldwin
Wesley Flory
William Flory
Ulmer
Lawrence
Hallie Petersen
Ira Flory
Nettie
Oscar
Amos
Beeghley
Claude Wells
Hibner
Willams
Eudora
Hattie Peterson
Lind Sale
Gonrad
Sandy Williams
Virgil
Whittier
Lundi
Carrolls City
Elmer Landis
Ward’ Landis
Will Bocle
Blue Mound
Virgil Landis
Lewis
Hallie Peterson
C. N. Peterson
Kansas City
Edgar Landis
Fred Scott
Williams
Lilie Ulrich
Nend
Ellis Bond
Porter Bond
Tira Seiellhorn
Wherenee
Arthu Newlay
Oppose Farm Legislation Stirs Kansas Convention
In Hitchinson on May 23 leaders of the Kansas grain dealers association criticized proposed farm relief measures as unworkable. They argued Congress will not permit class legislation that helps farmers in the long run, urging rejection of the bill.
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Hitchinson
Brown
Larned
Kansas of Operative Grain Dealer’s Association
Funeral Held for John Voight at Pleasant Grove Cemetery
The funeral for John Voight, who died recently west of Baldwin, was held Sunday at 2 PM at Rums Funeral Home. Burial followed in Pleasant Grove cemetery beside his parents. Many neighbors attended the service despite rain. a later gathering with food was planned.
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Dalladits
John Voight
Baldwin
Rums
Dan Flory
Eo Montenmery
Ruriel
Greve
le Col Potorgon
Tauwrence
Qwens
Tawrence
Valley Chapel News Notes From Lawrence Day
Local social items list visits and calls among residents of Lawrence and Valley Chapel. Mentions include families such as the McNest, Lawrences, Bond, Porter, Williams, Rand, Abe, and Pattter, with Sunday and Thursday activities noted and several villagers traveling or assisting with chores around homes and woodwork.
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Lawrence
Ralph McNest
Ellis Bond
Tuga Sehelihes
Ar Sons
Jn Grove
Abs
Bane
Lawrences
Porter
Romi
Marvin Rand
Sond Norman
Laweren
Roger Williams
Marvin Bond
Chile
Abe
Sinter
Patter
Ottnel Nisder
John Dean
Poller
Valley Uhaye
Will Curtis
John Banks
Wil Curtis
Wineten McNeese
Rotoe Sa
Bang End Childre
Red Blood Therapy Promises Relief from Rheumatism
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a solution to rheumatism by increasing rich red blood cells. It claims purified blood stops pain and sleepless nights, promising health, energy, and vitality as rheumatism ends.
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Nature
S. S
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
Ad touts Cascarets as the nicest laxative candy like tablets that ease heady dizziness and constipation. One or two tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels for a fine feeling, clear stomach, pink tongue and rosy skin with no griping.
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Rey Wiotiers
Anddax
Lyka
Frey
Luke
Gladys Hosts Dinner as Sawyers Visit Goodell Farm
Fragmentary text describes Gladys providing dinner for the sawyers at the Goodell farm. It mentions trees felled at the Goodell home opening vistas and a drive in the afternoon with lights shining from north windows. The passage includes names like Ezra Churchbaugh and references to a location and date fragments.
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Gladys
Sawyers
Goodell
Mrs. Goodell
Lawrence
Ezra Churchbaugh
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Capitol
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They State House
Rite
Siperek
Buchwest
Daugiter
William
Gulbermaon
Stfe
Fin Purian
United Sisties
Shin
Colbertsen
Marg
Paulen
Deat, Ft In
Worll
Severner
Wells
Erie
Wels
Chanute
Seth G. Wells
Awtate
Don Wells
Kansas Republican Club
Strate Insurance Commission
Iy Supt
W. Baker
Rankin’s Drug’ Store
Clough
Frank Moller
Kilworth Place
Dr. Lind
Tallie Peterson
Jesse
Winzert
Leo. Meérle and Nolan
Carl Peterson
Rhoepha Betty
Iva
Harvey Plock
Wilbur Eherhart
Prestnn
Gobbie
Jack
Bertha Hopeman
Helen Lederer
Ita
Rose Peterson
Carl’ Peterson
Leonard Williams
Avery Hibnet
If. JT. Jones
Harvey Ory
Pity
John.Macready
United Army Flyer
Suates Jareau
Stanlardstis
Hulehiula Spencer Doer
Seliont
Elasee
Paral
Marth
Valley Chapel
Hall
J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tyrthee
Oklahoma
Mr. Galion
John Voelker
St. Louis
Lyko Medicine CO
Lyko
U S.S
Prigidaire Electric Reprigerater
Shimmons Bros
Mass
Aoa
Kansas Teacher Placement Bureau
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Furina
J. Underwood & Sons
The
Merchants National Bank
Hart Schaffner
Marx
West 7Th and 7Th Streets
West
Ith
Dodge Brothers
FORD
Nash
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
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