Local and Personal News From Kansas City Visits
Local notes list residents and visitors to Kansas City and nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Mrs. Ditford and Miss Drifts visiting from elsewhere, Niel Vorkeily and Mrs Oni Ghiolfler spending the day in the city, and various individuals traveling to Leavenworth, Topeka, Wichita, and Oklahoma. The item includes social calls, university attendees, and business figures such as Harmon of the Co operative Inavances Company in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sings Seavles
Kansas City
J. Ditford
Drifts
Niel Vorkeily
Oni Ghiolfler
Dunlap
Leevenworthis
Lear
Od Mas
Georges Benson
Feo
Eldorako
Mroavid Mes
Tatler
Salina
Micco Digimon
Welvetka
Oklahoma
TW. Burchfield
Adabell Burchfield
Stafford
Halen Mitchell
Topbka
Mary Atkinson
Williams
Preston
Kansas
Woodrow Wilson
Sammel
Chas. Williams
Wo. Gasehe
Co-operive Inavanes Company
Topeka
Harmon
Smith
Constanes Fen
Mary Baines
Genaif Misk Pave
Aire Visting
Lucian Yeehe
Oklahoma City
Selvester Croll
Naomi
Almmorerque
Hidat
Ma Crell
Weary and Worn Out Warns of Nervous Strain
An advertisement touts S.S.S. Swift’s Sure Specific as a quick remedy for fatigue nerves and blood impurities. It claims rapid relief by “natural medicine” while warning of toxins and impure blood, urging readers to request a free booklet from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Swift
Atlanta
Exposition exhibits and big circus at University fair
The university Exposition showcases departments from Washington route maps to gold importation on the New York money market. Fine Arts displays impress with pictures and prints. Engineering and Chemistry show student labs and a liquid air plant. Snow Hall features rare plants and animals used in psychology experiments. The Second Annual Outdoor Circus at Hobison Gymnasium sells out seats. Professor Root promises a stronger show with new acts and costumes.
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Admi
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Haworth Hall
Snow Hall
Hobison-Gemnasium
Professor Root
T He
University Exposition Draws Crowds And Book Sales
A large crowd attends the University Exposition with exhibits from the Chemistry and other departments. Lectures in Room 305 feature noted speakers as the campus anticipates a grand second day with fair exhibits, bets on a mystery queen, and widespread student interest. Book sales surge with around six hundred of a five hundred copy run sold by noon. Attendance from out of town increases as the event showcases multiple departments beyond the enrolled majors. Tomorrow promises continued activity at McCook Field and campus venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expnius
George
Fuwa
McCook Field
Euests
Swamp Root Acknowledges Kidney Relief for Couple
Mrs A Br Briggs of Eldred Pa describes severe La Grippe and kidney trouble affecting her and her husband. After Swamp Root treatment both recovered enough to work, and she urges others with kidney and bladder issues to try it. Notary public confirms sworn statement dated May 20, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilme
A. BL Briggs
Swamip-Root Ad and Local Social Notes From Independence
An item lists Swamip-Root claims and a promotional mail offer to De Kilmer & Co in Binghamton NY, mentioning a booster of information about kidneys and bladder. The piece then notes appearances by Governor Bridges and other Kansan officials, student attendance in state high schools, and a long round of local social updates from Independence including visits, illnesses, and social events with numerous residents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Regilar
Bridges
Hodges
Giov
Bailey
Ciov
Shefficht
Tagails
Artur Capper
Frank PL McLennan
Kansas City
Kansi
Papes Diapepsie Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An upbeat note promotes Papes Diapepsie as the fastest sure remedy for upset stomachs and indigestion. The ad urges readers to stock a fifty-cent case for family use and to enjoy meals without fear. Local social mentions follow including visits and small town happenings.
Local Travel and Visiting Families Reported
The text notes C. A. Stevenin returning home after a few days away with Charlie Stevenin visiting dathves and plans to return with Aino ttits. Mrs. S. B. Bailey and John are mentioned visiting on Sunday. The Dookie Sutton home hosted a visit, and Leonard Newland spent Monday evening with Tom Uorbis. Mainford Hard and family were at the Newland home Sunday with Nellie and Gr Baker also present.
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Independence
Howard Hardtarfer
Julius Haag
Hetree
Baldwin
Mary Griffith
Krancig
Frank Sohingier
D. F. Sutton
Edgar Jardon
Willis Price
Duckie Sutton
Newland
George, Sammers
Sammers
David Griffith
Anna. Hyland
Swimley
Gale
Hindman
Mignot
ImJey
Edna
M. J. Jardon Lome
Fred Hindman
Perry Compton
Niiritod
Baldwin Milrédiay
Julin Hyland
of Balawin
A. M. Jardon
Bert Hall
Nora Preston
James * Preston
Overbrook
Bert
Adell Hall
North Dakota
Preston
Douglas’ Coun
Homer Reynolds
Ledérer
John Rockhold
M. J. Dardon
McLaughlin
Kan- Cit
A. D. Bates
Lee Hadley
Frank Jardan
Commission
Congress
Kate, Curtis
Walt
Sint
Will Curtis
Lawrence
Joe Brubaker
Tow Gilliland
Tom Hyland
Charlie Griffith
West, Baldwin
Sivodger
Endora
Rey
Lary
Joe Griffith
C. A. Stevenin
Charlie Stevenin
Aino
S. B. Bailey
John
Dookie Sutton
Leonard “Newland
Tom Uorbis
Mainford Hard
Nellie
Gr Baker
Pirate tale praised as thrilling reading in Baltimore News
A fragmentary shouty blurb hails a daring pirate yarn as gripping and well written. It notes the tale stirs excitement and power, promising enjoyable fiction for readers seeking adventure and thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltore
Vpionvur Press
St. Vinul, Minn
Property Transfers Involving Cantrell Shuler Hartup And Hemphill
Warranty deeds show Nettie Cantrell and husband Lawrence transferring lots 228230 in subdivision of seats half block 5 North Lawrence to James Brown and wife. Luther N Lewis and wife Lawrence to Jacob Shuler for $600. Sarah E Hemphill widow Lawrence to J T Hartup for $92, describing parcels near Fourth and Whitfield streets with multiple measured boundaries. The fragment notes a Wage remark about Henpke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Cantrell
Lawrence
James Brown
Luther N. Lewis
Jacob
Shuler
Sarah E.hemphill
J. T. Hartup
Fourth and
Whitfield Streets
Wanderers and Authors Find Adventure in Personal Tales
A fragmentary reminiscence traces confirmed wanderers and author friends seeking the ideal tale. It recalls Toth, Monte, and Diver as seasoned sailors, war correspondents, and performers whose varied careers supply authentic plots. The note hints at adventures drawn from firsthand experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte
Tur
San Pranvisen
Diver
White Waterfall Adventure Pitch in New York Tribune
A fragmentary review recalls a lively tale featuring rivers and peril in a New York setting. It hints at daring escapades and sensational prose, noting readers may find it a brisk, entertaining yarn from Allan and Rick Versi with mentions of New York papers.
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Allan Main
Rick
al Levika
New York
New
York
New York, Tribune
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Devil
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Mathila
Celetis Jnr
Ntahke
1 Medicine Company, Schenertiady, Nv
Henpekke
Thrilling Tales of Adventure
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the Devil
James Francis Dwyer Ajither
White Way Teel
Garden City
Dol HL Leday
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Hell
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Spanst
Helif Olens
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