Mandamus Action Filed by Farmers in Lyndon Bank Bid
In Topeka on May 11 a mandamus suit seeks to force Kansas bank commissioner Roy L. Bone to issue a certificate allowing The Farmers Union Bank of Lyndon in Osage County to open as a partnership bank. The suit follows earlier attempts to open state banks at Lawrence and Lyndon thwarted by charter refusals. The action names J. T. Adams, George W. Andersen, Andrew Bostrom, O. C. Bell, and E. L. Bullard as partners, each contributing 3300, with a capital of 31600 and 1500 surplus. The plaintiffs claim the commissioner found the bank’s organization and capital adequate and that his alleged denial violates property rights.
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Lawrence
Lyndon
Ieens
Bone
Farmintm Bank of
Kansas
J. T. Adams
George W. Andersen
Andrew Bostrom
O. C. Bell
E. L. Bull
Cancer talks tie tobacco to lip and throat tumors
Kansas City May 6 AP Dr Ferdinand G Helwig assistant professor of pathology at Kansas University medical school told the Kansas Medical Society that cancer of the lip tongue and throat may be caused by tobacco experiments at the school support this. He described betel nut chewing among Madras Ceylon and Straits Settlements natives as linked to mouth cancer. He noted chimney sweeps develop throat and lip cancer and described experiments applying soot to mice and nicotine free tobacco extracts causing early cancer changes. He cautioned results are preliminary but show related cancer development.
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Kansas City
Kans
Ferdinand G. Helwig
Univer: Kansas Medical School
Kansas Medical Society
Helwig
Madras
Ceylon
Straights
Franklin Walnut Grove school closes with basket dinner and fathers vs children game
Franklin Walnut Grove school closed Friday with a noon basket dinner and a baseball game pitting fathers against the school children. The afternoon ended in a 13 to 13 tie. Mr. 3 tander at Vinland and Mrs. C. C. Perkins returned to Lawrence Sunday evening after.
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Walnut Grove
Tander
Vinland
C. C. Perkins
Lawrence
Social News From Lawrence Area Families
A bulletin of visits and gatherings across Lawrence and nearby towns notes numerous calls, dinners, and weekends with relatives and friends. Highlights include Miss Dorothy Weizmann staying with relatives in Hesper, Walter Young visiting from Monta Vista, and many trips to Lawrence for church, farms, and Farm Bureau events.
Freezone corn remedy promises instant relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless cure for corns and calluses. It claims the product quickly stops pain on contact and can be used to remove hard or soft corns between toes. A small bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents, with emphasis on no soreness or irritation.
Hopewell Independence Social Ledger Highlights Local Calls
Sunday and weekday visits fill the Hopewell Independence page with movements among McKinney Harmon Sutton Lawson Over and many others. Neighbors Wilma Frances Virginia E Daniels Echoes over to Pleasant Grove, while Harris move to Lawrence to join Bowersock mill.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
A household remedy claim promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It asserts fast relief, three times more neutralizing power than bicarbonate, gentle bowel action, and a pleasant taste. Twenty five cent bottles sold at drug stores with insistence on the Phillips brand.
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Phillips
Udell Lierle Jost visits Baldwin and repays money
Udell Lierle Jost in Baldwin Saturday and promptly returned the money when the owner was known. S.B. Sutton and family spent Friday evening with his grandmother Mrs. Martha. Price and aunt Mrs. Cal Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Williams. Junior and Richard of Kansas City were Sunday guests in the home of Mrs. Williams. Glenn Wells and Jim Stone of Nehawka Nebr breeders of spotted Peland China hogs were Thursday visitors looking over the herd. Mr. Williams sold forty five spring pigs Saturday. Twenty five went to A. W. Lamy of Peete ce and twenty to Owen Flory. Forrest Boyd helped Wm. Black a short time last week with his farm work. Miss Erma Winters spent Tuesday evening with her aunt Mrs. Will Winters at Stony Point while her father and uncle attended the OGPA meeting at Pleasant Grove.
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C. D
Lewis
Robert White
Litda “Wilson
Lawrence
Plin White
Marjorié Gosper
Inabelle
Goldie Enyart
Walter Young
Monta Vista
Colorado
Charles Young
Frank Topping
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Randel
Kathy
Henry Eggert
A. E. Welsh
Dorothy Weizmann
Robert Zipp
Hesper
Claude Cottrell
Marie
Kansas City
Will
E. B. Enyart
Billy- Lemon
Caroline
Charles Lemon
Lida Wilson
Harold
James Childers
Chas. Lemon
Mattie McKinzis
Rock Creek
Tom Murphy
Lawrency
Glock
Oskaloosa
Fred Glock
Wiliam Nuffer
Paul
Stut
Leonard
Nuffer Land
Donald
Geneva White
McCrouth
Armstrong Martin
West Chambers
Geo. Clark
Ralph Standing
Clarence Davis
John
Frank Gosper
Michael Schutz
Frank McIntosh
Garnett
Kansas
Billy Lemon
Edward Davis
E. B.enyart
Will Fairly
Joe Davis
Albert
Lee Enyart
Eudora
Samuel Fletcher
Kansas’ City
Tempel Health
Mae Elliott
Kanwaka
Billy. Lemon
Lemart
Gordon Davis
Marie Cottrell
P. E. Thayer
Eldorado
William Thayer
Dean Brown
Brown
May Glock
Lawrence Glock
Bill McGee
North Lawrence
Genevieve Palmer
Hazel Shirar
Richard Topping
Edward Martin
Loraine
T. Powell
Michael Heizmann
Leonard Nauffer
George Tuttle
Haskell Avenue
Flyar Eliot
Carolina
Freyd Wic
C.D. Lewis
Methodist Ladies Aid, Society of the Methodist Church
Fowler
Patterson
Elmo Garret
William
Eisele
Alfred Eisele
A . West Chambers
George Clark
Fred Chambers
Haskell
W. QO. Stevens
Sibleyville
J. D. Martin
Stevens
Fred Florance
Wakarusa, Farm Bureau
Charles Ramsey
Charles Lenon
BE. B. Enyart
John William
Idle Muncie
Elza Davis
Enyart
Mattie McKenzie
Neil, McKenzie
Kansas ‘City
Snant
McKenzie
Cottrell
Charles Shirar
Anna
Oliver Schutz
Willie Schutz
Richland
Billy
John McKinney
Charles
Harry Flory
Albert Dyer
Edna Holmes
Theda
Sadie White
William Moherman
Wellsville
F. X. Jordon
Frank Whacker
Earl Harris
Charles Stevenin
Harris
Bowersock
Iorris
Curtis Bridge
Tis
Gelda Leach
Theodore Glazier
Centropolis
Martha Price
Cal Rush
Deaught
Henrietta Louise
Ottawa
Roy Switzer
Virgil White
Mildred Black
Rachel Larkum
Helen Leonard
Kans
Tunin
Earl Black
Sam
Osborn
Tonganoxie
Mildred
Chas
Gale
Kermit Poster
Topeka
Foster
Alvin
Clyde Puckett
Godell
High
Prairie
S. B. Sutton
Yakle
Christina ,Tuecker
Harley Lambert
Frieda
Fred Purvis
Geo
Price
Owen Flory
Stub
Tra Christie
Baldwin
Oscar Hardtaker
Baker
Anna Curtis
Tom Curtis
John l
Chas. Vaughn
Gladys
R. Keller
Harley Barton
TR. Hobbs
Ned Doud
Lyndon
Charity Ansteatt
Osage City
Miss Ansteatt
Claude Williams
Bud Perrigo
le Loup
Sym Taylor
Udell Lierle Jost
S.B. Sutton
Martha. Price
Earle Williams
Junior
Richard
Williams
Adailliams
M. Williams
Glenn. Wells
Jim Stone
Nehawka
Nebr
Spot
Ted
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Pi'Gamma Mu
Southwestern College
Great’ Bend
the Tribune
Lions
R. Campbells
Franklin
Thomas Murphy
Maurice Bruners
Lemon
Dorothy Heizmann
Methodist Church
Andrew ,Etorio
New York
New York Building Congress
J.C. Cretors
the House of Design
Mass
H. L. Bishop
Hopewell
California
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Shimmons Bros
University
Harl A. Bronson
Massachusetts St
Coats
Tor Street
Sare
Phons Beb
Weyenberg’s
Say
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