Town Gossip and Local Travels Around TonganoXie
Extensive notices of residents visiting Lawrence Kansas City and Omaha. multiple returns from trips for milling business. school staff changes including a new manual training teacher. social events like a Whist club party. marriages and neighborhood visits. and plans for summer living near Reno with property movements and a fire loss recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Watking
Omaha
Neb
Iown
Kemper-Mair Milling Company
Mac Huffman
Kansas City
Halstead
HW. Halstead
Detroit
Michigan
Cy Sisters
Bertha Halstead
Howard R. Kline
Mary Pascha
John ©. Laming
Thekla
Milwaukee
John Dunsworth
Emporia
Tongranoxie High School
Louis Tebbs
Geosland
Kansas
John Slioemaker
Leavenworth
W. L. McKochen
Cameron Olsen
Mabel McNauliten
Lenor Laming
Grace Zoellner
Filla
Frank Zoellner
Mes
iNiam C
Robert
Dreishaee Kenyper
Fongangxie Civic League
Amaternoon
Hell
Ing
High Prairie
Ale
Danielle Umholtz
Nance
Lawrence
Reno
Charles Hemphill
Missouri
George le Phenmvie
Hutte Son
Lurey
Weddy
Maloney
Tawrenes
Anna Kiser
Margaret McCaffrey
Fort Leavenworth
C. al Long
Horton
AL Let Long
John PD. Hamil
Big Stranger
Cora Wellhouse Bullard Lass Tone
Topeka
Doonge Gress
Dana Sanders
Russ Phenicie
Keno
Willian Phen
Samuel Kelsall
Stanley Lloyd
Dunlap
Dlewan
Et Thay Witte
Sences
Remper Lade Milling Companie
Juuly
Merv
Mra
T. Davis
George Fisher
John W. Hardeen
Kinporin
Busineas
Seute
Kirby McRilh
Pony Creek
Nptown
Tucaray
Fred Kahn Af
Prndhass
Addie Morris Hues
Teopeka
Stites
Ray Martin
Monda
Kan I
Olmahaska
Harlin
Town
Kemper Fair Millinge Comppaarey
M. G. Merrihugh
J. Pair
Arkansis
Kempers Pair Milling Company
Hownsdl Moore
Lansing Satures
Bcl
Eunice Ridge
Ross Brown
Manonia
Mary Brown
Chome
Verne Baarber
Karl Secroat
Reise
Shdaho
Karl
American Falls
First French Commission Arrival Noted in Town Visit
The article records the arrival of a French commission in the U.S. and their planned attendance at the Sunday School convention. It also lists a string of local social notes detailing residents visiting, returning from trips to Topeka and Lawrence, and various family updates amid a busy community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Charles Jones
Bitter
Town
Brner Junes
Stanwood
Rall Cobnan
Pourtern
Cone
Gene Stratton Porter
Patrel
Merson
Fanny Crotw
Fred Gregory
Guy Bigsby
Michael O'Halloran
Hostes
Anni Vincrnt
Locampton
George Richards
Guy Davis
Fiora R. Colman
Ralph Calman
Ruth Daniel
Miller
Ruth Colman
Flora Nell Bigsby
Nina Murray
Leonore Gregory
Kanwaka
Douglas County
Mark Pierson
Fred 4. Richardson
Lawrence
Annie Vincent
R. E. Schrover
Washington
Rh. P. Dorman
Joffre
France
Hugh L. Scott
United States
Photographic kidney liver abscesss imaging novelty
Dr James Scherer's new photography method allows photographing liver and kidney abscesses in living patients. The technique may detect intestinal blockages and assess kidney function, with potential to prevent and treat rheumatism gout and uric acid buildup through Anuric therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Bower
British Medical Journal
James Scherer
Neighborhood Notes Tell Of Deaths Arrivals And Ills
Mr Gilliland learns of cousin Henry Gilliland's death and Mrs Stafford's niece Vera Kepne to stay. Local visits include Kirchner, Gerald at Swimley home and Ed Hyland at Baldwin. Sick horse treated by Dr Judson. Bridge difficulties from high water. Swimmley and Stafford households active with visitors and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliland
Henry Gilliland
Stafford
Vera Kepne
Kirchner
Gerald
Swimley
S. Ed. Hyland
Baldwin
Mr. Stafford
Lester Swimley
Sis
Baldwin and Baldwin Area News
Local notes report Louis Koslosky losing twenty dollars on Eighth Street after buying a suit from a Kappa Sigma student. Worden well drilling resumes. no depth information released. Teachers and farmers travel for conventions, nursery business, and peach blooms. Several residents visit Lawrence, Topeka, and Ottawa for events and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Koslosky
Baldwin
Louis
Eighth Street
Kappa Sigma House
Worden
F. Wright
Oklahoma City
B.S
Lawrence
Pay
Kansas City
Ross
Tast
Ucla
Chas. Allerdice
Coldwater
H. Alerdice
Chas
Topeka
Pohl
Winfield
Wr. Preshaw
Ottawah Tast
Gerald
Donald Preshaw
Welbane
Wy. A. McPheters
Margaret. Miller
Dorothy
Abilene
C. B. Johnson
Margaret Miller
Margaret Richmond
H. K. Ebright
Topetka
Ebright
Jerry Curtis
Kas City
Jerry
L. E. McPheters
A. A. Turner
H. S. Barkley
Dassie Stewsatt
Hewett Taylor
George Schultz
Wadown
W. A. Speers
Colin Alexander
Aregentine
AL Thorn
Gurnett
Thorn
Balriscia
Laura Reeder
Ottawa
Clyde Stewart
Stewrart
Helen Stewart
Stewart
Lawrence Sj
B. M. Powell
Kansas
Leah Edmonds
Sudden Death Reported for Harold Grove Furey Relative
A fragment notes the death of Harold Grove, also known as Furey, occurring last Friday evening after a gathering with friends. The text, though incomplete, indicates a sudden death of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grove
Furey
Brintier
Vinland High School Banquet Highlights and Toasts
Vinland High School held a banquet for the boys by the girls in the science class. Alma Hoskinson and Elizabeth Sturdy served. Albert Woods acted as host. Toasts honored the Eudora, Folgerton, Baldwin, and Lecompton games. Webb Fenton was re-elected captain of the basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hoskinson
Elsbeth Sturdy
Albert Woods
Parker House
Eudora
Albert Wood
Folgerton
Llovid Welliamson
Vinland H. S
Scott Tks
Baldwin
Fran
Lecompton
Riching Wool
Webb Fenton
Ero
Wat 'l
Webb
Lloyd Willianson
Frank Sturdy
Scott Hansen
Richard Atgows
Law Seeks Budget Speech In House Of Commons
London May 3 Andrew Jee Law chancellor of the exchequer spoke in the house of commons introducing the fourth budget. He said since the war Britain advanced 22 million pounds and 1142 million to dominions. He offered no new tax proposals and outlined three potential art funds. The national debt stands at three trillion 84 pounds with advances to the dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Jee Law
Great Britain
Law
Dominions
Woman Sees Strength After Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs. M. O. Johnston of Richmond Indiana tells how she rose from near collapse to mobility and labor. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength allowing her to tend a new home, garden, and raise chickens and ducks, and she offers the testimony for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Sail
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
M. 0. Johnston
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