Wilkins starts to point Barrow expedition departs Alaska
Fairbanks May 5 Captain George H. Wilkins leads the Detroit Arctic Expedition planing to Barrow to search uncharted Arctic land. Lieutenant Carl B. Fielson enroute to Point Barrow, the Alaskan voyage aims to return west and east over ice fields with a radio outfit for contact.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
George H. Wilkins
Carl B. Fielson
Point Bartow
Arctic
Barros
Wilkin
Barrow
Point Barrew
Eski Jimos
Wilkins
Tand
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Kansas City Officials Review Utility Rate Reforms
Report on cost findings by Dear FP Walker and Prof. G C Shaad of the University of Kansas urges higher electric rates. Shaad recommends a general increase of 4 percent and a 10 percent rise for industrial use, with removal of special contracts. The aim is to cover operation costs and depreciation while avoiding discrimination.
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Kansas
Kan
FP. F. Walker
G. C. Shaad
University of Kansas School of Engineering
Kansas City
Shaad
Hig
Shassi
Local Notes From Lawrence Area and Nearby Events
Iva Hird reported for jury duty in Lawrefce Monday for the May term. J L Masters of Baker and Co. called in the neighborhood Wednesday. Mrs Anna Fenton returned from Tulsa last Monday after visiting relatives. Miss Tada Roche spent time with Fdna Sturdy and visited the high school. Eugene Deay drives a new Ford roadster. Mrs Emma Williams visited her father Wm Deay last week. Mr and Mrs D Love and sons were Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Ror Neay of Pleasant Grove, Nate remained longer. The Carl Dear home hosted Prof and Mrs Eldridge, their son, Pret Queen and Stuart Jr of Lawrence, Velma Dear, and Willard Johnson. Mr and Mrs WilHail returned home. Miss Amm Wellee came back from Lawrence Saturday after talkinic treatment for a hand poison. Jesse and Rollie Peay visited Carl Deag Sunday evening. The Fallow party entertained at Owens’ home, including Mrs and Mr Chaney and their guests in honor of their son Artie Chaney. Mr and Mrs Beit Kramer and family. Misses Helen King, Water Chaney and Mildred Hoskinson. Mr and Mrs Jake Reusch were surprised Sunday by friends bringing baskets for their eighteenth anniversary. Those present included Mr and Mrs Reusch, Mr and Mrs Son, Mr and Mrs German, Mr and Mrs Fra man and family, Mrs Phi and boys, Mr and Mrs Hagerman and family, Mrs Elmer Hagerman and Farre, and the Reusch family. Clarence, Mr Fritz and family attended. On Friday night April 30 a program was held at the high school under W D Dove, Kansas Life Insurance Co. of Topeka, with readings and musical numbers and Kansas Life Insurance decor.
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Iva Hird
Lawrefce
J. L. Masters
Baker and Co
Calting
Anna Fenton
Tulsa
Tada Roche
Fdna Sturdy
Eugene Deay
Emma Williams
Wm. Deay
D. Love and Sons
Ror Neay
Pleasant Grove
Nate
Carl Dear
WilHail
Amm Wellee
Lawrence
Jesse
Rollie Peay
Carl Deag
Owens
Rand
Chaney
Artie Chaney
Beit
Kramer
Elmer Hagerman
Reusch
Clarence
Fritz
W. D. Dove
Kansas Life Insurance Co
Topeka
Kansas
Valley Chapel church Sunday School and social notices
Valley Chapel Valley Kansas area church activities list Sunday School 10:00 a.m. with John Banks as superintendent and a 8:40 a.m. service on Saturday. Mothers Day ice and welcome by Rev. Bess of Kansas City. Many families noted visiting relatives in Lawrence Emporia and Valley Grove with dinners and social visits. Numerous mentions of Bond, Dunn, Schellhorn, Ellis, Gottlieb Nieder and others attending services, church events, and neighborhood gatherings.
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Gottlieb Nieder
Porter Bond
Everett
Lawrence
Ellis Bond
John Hagen
Claude
Wells
John_ Dunn
Anda Frantz
Robert Wil
Will
Curtis
Oscay
McNess
Henry Ward
E. Wr
Wim. Putkett
Valley Grove
Worth
Valley
John Dunn
Bess
Valley Chapel
Kansas Citel
Potter
Jane
Kenneth
Elizabeth
Dana
Emporia
Twin Mound Visitors Describe Topeka Callers
Mr and Mrs George Sullivan were Topeka callers Thursday Mrs George Heyl called at the Will Heyl home Thursday afternoon Miss Thelma Foster returned to her home Wednesday at Emporia Mr Will Allen of Overbroak de-
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George Sullivan
Topeka
George, Heyl
Will Heyl
Thelma Foster
Emporia
Will Allen
Overbroak de
Local neighbors busy with corn and visits near Overbrook
The community sagas a week of corn gathering with several neighbors planting a few fields. Mr and Mrs John Moss and family visited Lawrence on Saturday. Revivals paused due to a rat problem, with services planned for next Sunday as families hosted and traveled between Overbrook Lawrence and Washington Creek.
Pleasant Valley and Model Schools Close Joint Program
Pleasant Valley school closed on Tuesday April 27 for a joint program and basket dinner with Model School as closing days near. A morning program included songs recitations dances and a dramatization Three Billy Goats Gruff with separate grade performances and readings by Model School students.
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Pleasant Valley
Model Boys
No. 6
Model School
Evelyn Shuck
Uncle James
Maxine Howard
Songs Music Group
Dia —Miss Merton
Lou
Robert Jones
Davy Virgil Rogers
Little Go Tiss
Daisy
Iy Aileen Dulin
Albert Joni
Wiimia Curtis
Dante—Bleking
Dia
Beau
Alice
Hobori
Anuntie
Marjorie Cummings
Pleasant Valley school program and community notices
A school program at Pleasant Valley highlighted by a gym demonstration and music work by teachers Miss Lola Learnard and Miss Mildred Maloney. A bountiful dinner followed for a large crowd. Local families and teachers, including Edna Eberwein and Mae Herermann, were noted for changes and events in the district.
How to Keep Frostle Berry Flavor in Strawberry Jam
The article describes a quick method using Certo to preserve color and flavor in Frostle and similar berries. Gather 2 quarts of berries, weigh 2 lbs or measure 4 1/2 cups, add 7 level cups sugar, boil hard 2 to 3 minutes, remove, stir in 1/2 cup Certo, skim and stir 5 minutes, then pour and cover with hot paraffin. Certo aids rapid set, reducing color darkening and flavor loss.
Fragmentary financial figures hint at a $3,000,096,167 total
The readable OCR fragment mentions a large money total of three billion and a partial figure near 3,000,096,167. It appears as a closing balance or forecast but lacks context, dates, or entities to confirm its exact purpose or origin.
Purification of the System by Calotabs Ad
An old medical ad promotes Calotabs as the foundation of perfect health. It urges readers to purify the entire system with a thorough course, claiming physicians endorse the approach and promising renewed vitality after a few weekly doses.
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Hugo Schellhorn
Willis Dunn
Alta Murry
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Robert Hendricks
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Elmer Thurber
Gene and
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J Redding
Mildred Areidale
Alfred Dulin
Richardson
Mildred Malloner
Gacher
Pleasant Valley School
Mazel Charles
Maloney
Lola Leartard
Edna Eberwein
Miss Charles
Doin Maroney
Jones Hospital
O. B. Shuek
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Carrie Deay
Shuck
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A. Ki. Holcom
Dorothy
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Stank Point
John Maloney
L. Hudson
Lake View
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Clinton
Louis. Wewell
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Farm Bureau
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Usant
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City Registers
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Public Service Commission
United Powers and Light Corporation
Central Pan Manufacturing Company
New York-Alay
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