Windstorm Hits Kansas and Missouri Towns Killing One
A strong storm lashed White Cloud and nearby communities in Kansas and Missouri. Mrs Ed Cox died and 12 others injured as a tornado or high winds damaged homes injuring children and cracking buildings. Charles Cash, Cox's sister, was badly hurt in the incident. Damaged trees roofs and windows were reported across Raymore and Belton areas with no known injuries there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas City
Kanbust
Missouri
Ite
Ilaamed
Gmd
Ed Cox
White Cloud
Kansas
Charles *Cash
Fet Cox
Raymore
Belton
Weather boosts Kansas crop growth after rains
Western Kansas reports soaking rains improving wheat barley and pasture growth. Eastern counties gain moisture while some areas remain dry. Planting corn progress varies with eastern completion around 80 percent and western 20 to 50 percent. Germination issues in southeast may require reseeding. Potatoes and early corn cultivation begin in southeast counties.
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Topeka
Futur
Kansas
Kansad River
Banks Plan a Merger in Russell County
Salina May 16 AP plans for the merger of Russell State Bank founded 1874 and Farmers State Bank organized 1903 were presented to stockholders for a vote. If approved, the banks will liquidate and form Russell Farmers State Bank with 190000 capital and 25000 surplus, the county’s latest merger. Directors include A A Rotz, K M Bruyundare, Bohn Ruppenthal, C A Johnson, and Hi Branch, with 13 directors from Russell State and 6 from Farmers State.
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Salina
Kan
Russell Tate Bank
Farmers State ‘Bank
Oa Fot County
Loth
State Banking Department
Russell Farmers State ‘Bank
Oo 4
A. ‘A'Rotswould
Woard Kk. M. Bruy Undare
Bohn
Ruppenthal
C. A. Johnson and Hi Branch
French Horses Needed For War Transport Duties
In a report on military efficacy the army shows horses remain essential for transport and field maneuvers. The chamber of deputies committee urges caution in motorizing cavalry, noting it would abolish 20 regiments of cavalry and 20 sentries, reflecting a shift toward mechanization while preserving horse use for now.
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Chamber of Ideputies
Lin
Fragments From A 1986 Event At An Unclear Venue
Readable words reference September 1986 and March of the year. Mentions Ren ee and a figure labeled president of the nation. Text is garbled but hints at a ceremony or gathering with people named in a fashion show or clothing context and possible medical or patient themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Gber
Wisconsin physicist to study solar radiation in Africa
Madison Wisconsin AP Lou G Sordahl a UW research physicist will join a three year study in southwest Africa to help perfect long range weather forecasting. He will take daily solar heat readings at the Smithsonian Mount Brukkaros station and observe sunspots while recording heat intensity on the sun’s disc and atmospheric absorption.
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Trovig
Sordahl
Madison
Wis
Lou G. Sordahl
University of Wisconsin
Hottentot Reservation
Africa
Sardahl
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Brukkaros
Table Mottain
Pasadena
Mortezuma
Chile
Harye
Birthday Surprise Burns Through NO.10 Area
In NO.10 vicinity on May 5 Mrs. Vern Barton hosted a neighborly birthday party with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hobbs and families and others. Refreshments included ice cream and cake. The column also notes multiple visits, health updates, and local social happenings across Ottawa and nearby towns.
McLouth Community Notes Honor Harold Thomas
Sunday notices honor Harold Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas who died in a Moonachie NJ air crash while a pioneering pilot. Local recollections mark his early life nearby and his rise to aviation prominence. Funeral arrangements await in McLouth with sympathy extended to his parents. The column also lists social visits, greetings, and upcoming community events including cemetery meeting and confirmation services.
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Enslow
Prescott
Ariz
Pheonix
Harold Koigin
State University ‘of Pennsylvania
Harris
Philadelphia
Harold
A. By. Depreaate Kans
Stiay
Ford
Welyn Ousdahl
Lawrente
Louth
Fred. Ousdahl
Plory
Ira Ward
McLouth
Frederick Champion
Fred-Oasdahl
T Goekts
Weir
DeSoto
Harold ‘Champion
Miles
MecLouth
Galeerie ‘Barnes
Lawrence
Evelyn
Fromr McLouth
Oskaloosa Frithe
Unfred
Valley Ael
Roya
Thomas
Mel
Frank Thomas
Heve
Moonachie
N. J
Cut
Roy Thomas
Grand
Canyon of the Colorado
Williams
McKee
Olive
Evelyn Ousdahl
Mrc
Luther Untred
Hiawatha
E. E. Vanderpool
Gladys Vanderpool
Oskaloosa
Iran Ward
Lawrence Ward
Stewart Brothers
Stewart
Ralph Stewart
eSouth
Revival meetings begin at Valley Grove this week in Ger ald Missouri
Revival meetings started Sunday night and run each evening this week with Rev. Farrell delivering the messages and Mr. Johnson as reader. A special song was sung Sunday evening by Ta Farrell. Attendance included Sunday school and churchgoers from Lawrence and McLouth. Visitors from Dan Smith home and area joined parishioners for the speaker lineup and song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Farrell
Gerald, Mo
Mr. Johnson
Ta. Farrell
Alvin Smith
William Keller
Lawrence
Earl“Keller
Hwern
Dan ‘Smith
Willian Puckett
Pierning
Rev. Huffman
Halton
Richard Steeper
Marlin Cox
Lawrence Ward
McLouth
Catardy
Fred Champion
Glenn
Frederick
Mne
Ira
Ward
Margaret Mason
Community Notes From Ives Chapel Area Socials
Ives Chapel area residents share visits and calls through the week. Mr and Mrs Dick Fisher hosted, guests at John Ehart home. Enyart and Green families hosted others. Lawrence visitors and local callings noted. L and L Club met with thirteen members. flower hints and a book review were shared. First Aid to the Injured noted.
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Mable
Seryteas
Ted Haas
Ottawea
Centropol
Hubard Glazier
Eifison
Ottawa
Wpgnt
James Oshel
Louis, Seal
Fern Graham
Tom Cloon
League Church
Frank
Johnsona
Tod. Scott
Ida Burgess
Lawrence
Scott
Dick’ Fisher
John Ehart
Green
Glen
E. B.enyart
Jake Schmeider
Larned
Fred
Barts
Pearl
Georgea
Eudora
Eva
Dollie Kline
Mamie Prica
Grace
W. R. Steckers
Revere Luton
Robert. McConnell
Raymond -Varney
iThe
J. N. Rutherford
P K. Boyd
Rose ‘Barkley
Ige Hadley
W. R
Luton
Olson Bros Quality Plumbing Since 1908 Dividends Note
Dividends mention convenience and operating costs with a new automatic water heater. Olson Bros., a quality plumbing firm established in 1908, appears in the ad context. The wording highlights cost efficiency and modernization of plumbing services.
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He Olson Bros
Fragmented Notice Mentions Planning Application Details
Readable fragments reference a planning application and dwellings with names like Cascade and Indexter. Details are incomplete but indicate a Tuesday meeting or posting about site planning and possibly permits.
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White ‘Cloud
Wro
Russell
Tonka
Kansas Sundae and Loan
Ben GC
Bond
Stare
Ithe Building and Loan Department
Bond Saide Oy
Roy
Bone
Clothiers
Honor Ober
Ces
Dent of Nation
Vern Barton
Ed Hobbss
Floyd Barton
Hay Hobson
Lafg King
Airs
Bert Ewing
Mri Erald Hobson
Barkley
Esther Cunningham
Kansas City
Rey Clang
Baldwin
Charlie Bowser
Bowser
Chayeh
Stoeppelworth
Lafe King
Frank Johnson
Gertrude Johnson
George Summer
Fred Laqua
Mr. Blissener
Walter
Ralph Guimtes
Latwrence
Pliefke
Fitz Laqua
Dorothy Hurbrick
Tepaet
Jim Bute
Juds le
van Dine
Charlie
Telores
Hanon
Keneedy
Brockelworth
Frank Kellerman
John Walton
Vinland
Walton
Kellerman
J. John Deskins
Eenesers
John Chin
Asa Turna
Joe
Carsten
Mare ‘Quardt
Dauna
Obson
Marsden
Eldon
Delbert King
Fising
Henon
Baby
Deloris Jackson
M. T. King
Lena Fraunfelding
Ida Civies
Guy
Lizzie Kirchner
Rose Swiniley
Lena
Jacks
E | Reeze
Burnal
Erayne
M. L
Mr. Barton
Lafe King and Son
Harry Hobson
Charles Hoover
George
Richard Butell
Charliei Oshel
James Junin
Emiile Ie
Fritz Laqua
King Home
Thins
Arete
Pings
Sherman
Bea Heicher
Enyart Na Famia Weednes
Amber
Beeton
Mirs
Nancy Scott
Agnes
Emma Emery
Phifer
Oliver’ Price
Carbondale
Valley Grove
Kansas ‘City
Teaving
Burnett
Bebinaon
Econemton! Transporte
Chevrolet
Fisher
Duco
Our
Norimpsor HR Motor
Vesta Rob i
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Watkins’ National: Bank
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