Kansas sportsmen urged to pause spring waterfowl hunting
A Department of Agriculture letter cites Missouri evidence of late mating in waterfowl and argues against spring hunting. It notes birds migrating northward to nesting grounds must be protected in spring, warns that permitting spring shooting would undermine the Migratory Bird Treaty objectives, and urges Kansas sportsmen to be patient. Chief H. W. Nelson explains continued protection will boost fall shooting through a larger population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Boreas
Missouri
Congress
Voure
Ho W. Nelson
Olive Tablets promise clear skin and healthier liver
An old fragmented ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle calomel substitute for clearer skin and improved digestion. It claims the tablets cleanse blood and liver, reduce pimples and bad breath, and are vegetable-based with olive oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Pleasant Hour News and Community Notes
A detailed social page recounts a Pleasant Hour gathering with Mrs bicpeh and Paul Rudiger, a highway topic, and remarks by Mrs Denman. It lists attendees, school events, a basket dinner at Brackett school, and Junior Prom preparations. It also notes visits, funerals, sales, and local activities including a groundhog fight won by Petey Yeeman and a carnival attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rudiger
Carpenter A
America
Levette
Denman
Underwood
Eastman
Glynn Kirby
Ravina Brown
Jerry Lyons
Byrd
Susie Lowman
G. F. “Brown
Lyon
Voilet
Colorado
McClung
J. C. Norton
Piper
R.W. Yeoman
C. L. McChing
George Davis
Mercer
Funk, Undertaking Establishment
E. S. Reeve
C. L McGhingly
L. Bik
Kanwaka area social notes and kinship visits
TheKanwaka community records visitors and family news including Ms McKinley from Wisconsin staying with Mr Lawson, local gatherings, dances at Kanwaka hall, and multiple weekend calls between residents such as Walters, Bidinger, Murphy, and Houk. Several young births, farming chores, and road work are noted along with church and neighborly visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walters
Lenexa
A. C. Walters
Ear] Phillips
Emporia
Joln Keohlar
Herb Gress
Howard Brass
Satuday
O.A. Bidinger
Lawson
Clyde Tally
Deneciler
Will Rake
S Busch
Dick] Murphy
Geo
Krank -Houk
Ari
Robert Lehroyer
Lenora
Ruth
O. A. Bidinger
Swndays
D. ‘Welscher
Bert Walter
Frank. Fitzpatrick
A.W. Walter
Gladys Walter
Kanwaka Hall
Wm. Murphy
Bidinger
Kanwaka
Ed’. Eikin
FP. Buchheim
Sam“Buchheim
John “Martin
Ben Kelley
Elsie
Grace
Holton
Local social notes from Kaw Valley and Vinland community
The page lists numerous social visits and family events across Kaw Valley, Worden, Oakridge, Tonganoxie, Lawrence, Perry, Belleview, and Vinland. Residents such as Mrs Otto Jobenning, Miss Nettie Sutter, Mrs Henry Seiwald, and families like Scharke, McCabrin, Grosdider, Winey, and Altenbernd are noted visiting relatives, hosting guests, or having work done on homes. A hospital update mentions a minor appendectomy, and a local cookbook promo advertises the Vinland Cook Book for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Jobenning
Worden
Chris. Scharke
Nettie Sutter
Oakridge
Henry Seiwalt
James McCabrin
Albert Grosdidier
Tonganoxie
Frienmuth
Willard Winey
Topeka
Jay Smith
My. Winey
Julius Lotz
Eudora
Harry McCabria
McCabria
Lawrence
Nydid Hughes
Ona Lawrence
John Schoper
Henry Seiwald
John Ott and
May
John Ott
C. L. Cox
Yank
Rhodes
Ruth ‘Smith
Marjorie Hiddieston
Cleta
Edna
Mildred Smith
G.B. Castle
Arthur Ham
Perry
Conrad Altenbernd
Jim
Don Westheffer
Baalmann Gas Tablets Claim Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Baalmann’s Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It promises elimination of gnawing pain, nervous feelings, and cold limbs after meals, claiming the tablets restore comfort and normal sleep. The ad notes the genuine product sold in a yellow package by Round Corner Drug for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balnitabian
Saecack Greeny Team
J -Baalmann
Francisco
Auxiliary of the American Legion Holds May Meeting
The Auxiliary of the American Legion met in Post Hall on Friday evening May 2. Mrs Metcalf and Mrs bade spoke on the state convention at Salina. They discussed the bonus bill and its cost to Kansas taxpayers with figures from the war era. A tea for membership recruitment was planned for May 17 at Mrs Metcalf’s home, inviting eligible spouses, sisters, mothers, and daughters of World War veterans. A $3 contribution to a national fund for flowers for graves was approved, and decorations for local graves and a county fair booth were arranged. Cards and letters were urged for Mrs Ellis, a gold star member recovering in Wichita.
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The
American Legion
Kansas
Auxiliary
Legion
Wag
National Fund
France
Ellis
Gold Star
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
State High School Typewriting Contest Planned at Greenhall
Officials announce the annual state high school typewriting contest set for Friday at Greenhall University from 9 30 to 3 30 with Dean R A Kent in charge. The Capper loving cup is on display in Kent's office and becomes school property after a winning contestant wins it. Over two hundred students from across the state are expected to compete, with Lawrence High among entrants and many other schools listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhall
Dean R. A. Kent
School of Education
Arthur Capper
Dean ‘Kent
Ned ‘Lawrence High School
Andy
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kans
Paola
Wichita
Topeka
Isla
Chanute
Beaver Springs
Argentine
Olathe
Burlington
Fort Scott
Eudora
Williamsburg
Menhattant
A Long Life for Right and Remembered Friend
Memorial piece honors Captain Morrill, praising his character and contributions to freedom and unity. It reflects on his near ninety four years, his work with plants and vines, and the impact of his life on family, friends, and the nation. A brief obituary-like reflection closes with local notices and unrelated ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breedom
Vineyard Tabor
Topeka Tax Foresight and gubernatorial worries outlined
In Topeka on May 4 the article warns that state revenue and expenses will dominate next winter's politics. Governors and legislators face cuts and new revenue ideas including state income tax, amusement taxes, production taxes on oils and minerals, and remaining taxes on corporations, oil, grain, hotels, and insurance. The piece recalls Hodges’ failed promised tax cut and notes tax expert Samuel T. Howe’s ill health amid ongoing fiscal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kun
Tertbother
Allen
Wichita
Death of pioneer Jacob Longfellow in Bonner Springs
Jacob Longfellow, 81, a Douglas county pioneer and Civil War veteran, died yesterday at his Bonner Springs home after a long life of public service. He served two terms as Wyandotte county sheriff, was active in Masonry, and was a distant relative of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Born in Maine and raised near Lawrence, he enlisted in the 2nd Kansas Volunteers and fought in Missouri, later entering the transfer business before moving to Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Longfellow
Douglas County
Bonner Springs
Wyandotte County
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow
George Daugherty
Belleview
Chas. H. Daugherty
Lawrence
Bert. Daugherty
Eudora
J. M. Henry
Maine
Kansas
Long
Kansas Volunteers
Missouri
Wilson Creek
Kansas City
Longfellow was a prominent Wyandotte County figure and Mason
Sone Sector Years outlines the life of longtime Wyandotte County official and Bonner Springs resident Longfellow. A former baseball player with Kaw Valley, he served as sheriff from 1898 to 1902 and held multiple Masonic titles. Survived by wife and three sons Harry Jacob Los Angeles and Fred Kansas City, funeral to be held at Bonner Springs Masonic temple Friday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner Springs
Homer Springs
Sarah AL Ete Ee Dinols
Wyanntte” Ee
Langfellow Jhad
Wyandotte Lodge
Tl Masons
Weandotte
Royal Arch
Vanhoe
Knights Templar
Los Angeles
Fred Longfellow
State’ Avenue
Sas City
Kas
Masonic
Reward offered for thief in Powell fur tap robe case
Grant township Ohio and O T Powell announce a 45 dollar reward for arrest and conviction of the thief who took a fur tap robe from O T Powell between April 26 and 10 1922. P S Sterling president. Also mentions Lawrence Bargain Bulletin and a Gruen watch sale and Lawrence Cream Co products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
Pya
O. T. Powell
P. S. Sterling
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Fritz ‘Sella
Kellys
Dr. Edwards
Ily GE
Baie Toman
Ust
Fm Iseigthing
Minpie Yoontan
Kansas’ City
Petey Yeeman
Abby
Fen Ideath
Monay
C. S. Finch and Family
Vemont ‘and Family
Witsco the
K.u.karnival
McKinley
Wisconsin
Lou Lawson
Douglas
Wills Rake
An & 12 Poundry
Anderson de Malley-Kelly
Dick “Murphy
Stull
Richardsville
W. T. Ice
Gue Os
Kaw Valley
Vinland
Journal- World
Captaces Morrill
Ars Iene
Katie
Valley Creamery
Mississippi
Journal ‘World
Eeer Cochitrtice
Laywrence
Ford
Sorpe
George I
Hodges
Samuel T. Howe
State Tax Commission
Howe
Akon
Lucey le
Bonner
Kaw
Gustafson
Lawrence Cream Co
West
Bayer
Baye
Cetlencldester Af
Salicy
Buick
Sas
Aime
Chupe
F. C. B. Flint
Mich
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