Testimony of Scripture and Stock Market Views in 1929 Dispatch
A Wichita area news page prints a religious verse from John 3 32 and cites Senator Borah’s critique of Roger Babson as overly optimistic about the stock crash. It notes Emporia Gazette backing business optimism after the Wall Street downturn and discusses Kansas road projects and liquor laws.
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Borah
Roger Babson
Serling
Babson
Emioria
Gazette
Lawrence
Bess Wrork
Ette
Emporia
Ishbel Mac Donalds marriage hints stir local chatter
The column notes Ishbel Mac Donald is set to wed a close family friend, sparking speculation about alliances and pledges. It reflects social plans and inferred engagements amid gossip in Ottawa and Cha nate and hints at the era's etiquette.
Bridge repair hurts merchants on both river sides
Reports reflect the bridge being down harming trade for North Side and South Side merchants on Bridge Street. Burt Neil plans Topeka piano work boosting his business there. General Babcock reportedly remains in the Capitol contract. A Young Men's Social Club delegation pays respects to Mr and Mrs Zerby with a gift album. Moak's elevator advances with cable work underway and thousands of bushels stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Street
Burt Neil
Fans
Music Emporijsm
Topeka
Bethany
Bert
General Babcock
John Zerby
J. I. Zerby
Largest dressed turkey delivered to Alpha Yau fraternity house
Five unknowns: O Hosford received a thirty two pound dressed turkey reportedly the season’s largest. Engel missed German class due to a severe cold. W and Penchard plus son left for St Louis. Auto theft rises in Topeka coping with a missing Franklin car. Mrs Bartz returns to business after a week ill. Grant Garrett suffers blood poisoning from a bone scratch. Mrs M M fis to join husband in Los Angeles. Mrs E P O’Bryan hosts Thanksgiving with club members at Kilworth cabin nine miles south in a large picnic wagon.
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O. Hosford
Engel
W. &. Penchard
Quincy Street
Woodward
Piachine
Grip
Grant Garrett
M. M. Fis
Los Angeles
Ellis
E. P. O'Bryan
Kilworth Cabin
Ten Years Ago: Car Collision Involving Mrs Charlton
A decade ago on Friday November 22 a motor car crash occurred involving a vehicle driven by Mrs Charlton. Details are sparse but the incident is recorded as a noteworthy local transport event from that period.
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Delision
Theoretie
Charlton Auta
Local notices include high school dinner and club events
Reports describe a Chamber of Commerce dinner for the high school football team with speakers J D Bowersock Pap Olney and Phog Allen, coaching changes at Haskell girls basketball, Rankins returning from Kansas City ice convention, a Presbyterian church children’s party hosted by Miss Alice Jean Wolverton with a Hawaiian orchestra, child study club officers elected, and a birthday party for Jerry Simmons with about a dozen children.
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J. D.bowersock
Pap Olney
Phog Allens
Chamber of Commerce
Alice Jean Wolverton
C. €. Winslet
Peenessee Street
Elizabeth O’brien
I the
Wolverton
Hickson
This Date in Kansas History Echoes of Coburn Words
Fragmentary notes mention D Coburn and John A Anderson with a claim about a valuable discourse. The garbled text hints at a Kansas history feature noting a printed item regarded as highly valuable. No clear event, date, or location is established in readable portions.
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Adseenae
Pete
D. Coburn
John A. Anderson Attan
What Congress Is Doing Priday Senate Tariff Debate
Senate continues tariff debate with heavy discussion of Southern Tariff Association activities led by J A Arnolds. A proposal by Senator Dill to bar radio manufacturers from broadcasting is noted. Senate Indian investigating committee plans a New York visit next week. Efforts by Senator Smith to extend loan terms for southern farmers fail. Senate confirms Senator Edge as ambassador to France. Senate work stretches into a special session with talks on tariff and duty increases for raw clothing wool.
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Priday
Senate
Senate Lobby Committee
J. A. Arnolds
Southern Association
Fred Iv
New York
J. A. Arnold
Southern Tariff Association
Dill
Washington
Senate Indian
New York State
Smith
South Carolina
Edge
Newensas
France
Ion
Flashes of Life and Unclear Names In Mixed Local Notices
A garbled collection of global and local snippets mentions Judge Ndwin Bi, a university graduate school, and Parker on a mixal alarms commission. It cites London, Roosevelt, an honest taxi driver named de Luca, Maude Browning Metcalf, and Frank with a $5000 tenure.
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Washington
Ndwin Bi
United States
Dudes Parker
Mixal Alarms Commission
Dh. Greenville
I B. Hahn
Henry Dickens
San Juan
Roosevelt
Yorank de Luca
Maude Browning Metcalf
Frank
Boston
John Coolidge
Refugees in Manchuria Report 1000 Chinese Perish in Mine Collapse
AP telegraph from Harbin says 1000 Chinese troops and civilians fleeing from eastern Manchuria perished in a Soviet bombing raid that collapsed a coal mine near Delainer. Troops evacuated Manchuria toward Dejainer as Soviet irregulars and bands prowled Mishan to Muling. In Washington the Senate voted to raise the wool tariff from 31 to 84 cents per pound.
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Tokyo
Mrefugees
Khailar
Manchuria
Delainer
Asahi
Itarbin
Manchhili
Dejainer
Rier
Armun
Wester
Mishan
Muling
Washington
Senate
The Rescue After The Mohawk Pond Mystery
Peggy confronts peril in a tangled rural drama at Mohawk Mountain. A boat ambush, a desperate rescue, and Peggy’s investigation unfold as she uncovers a torn canoe and a hidden threat. Alliances form as allies arrive and the mystery deepens.
Local students earn honors in Pee Jack school reports
Honor roll pupils include John Sheely Wayne O Neil Mary Bell Trusimm Glenn Kalb ON Yee Bell Evelyn Buchanan and Donald O Neil. Neighbors and relatives frequent local homes during visits and community events as families travel between Milwau kee Ottawa Chanute and Baldwin with church activities and patient updates noted.
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Pee Jack School
John Sheely
Wayne O'Neil
Mary Bell
Trusimm
Glenn Kalb
ON Yee Bell
Evelyn Buchanan
Donald O Neil
F.C. Wheeler
Milwaukee
Wis
John Bell
Noy Stecher
Wilda Tugas
Ee Guess
Fd Lisle
John
Ducks at the Brook Describe Leader Drake and Feasting
The narrative follows ducks at a small brook where Black Clask notes a farm, while Leader Drake proclaims decisions for the group. The birds nibble and quack, wade, and rest, with a self styled leader guiding the scene as the feast of the day ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Graham Bonner
Clask
Clack
Sally Art
Billy
Duck
Drake
Big Springs Farm Bureau Meeting Reflects Local Leaders
The Big Springs Farm Bureau held a Thursday afternoon gathering at the home of John Mathey with decoration leaders J Elizabeth Bahnmaier and Mrs Gis Noe. Attendees included Mrs Ena Glenn Mrs A Noe Elizabeth Bahnmaint Mrs Verna Kettering Esther Bahnmaier Sophia Damn Bel Zech Mrs Rose Walter and Ay Matney.
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Shyisws Farm Bureau
Aes
John Mathey Pain
J. Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Gis Noe
Xefini
Denon
Reducing diets urged with bulk reducing cereal
Doctors warn against strenuous weight loss diets that lack roughage and cause dizziness weakness and constipation. Kellogg’s ALT-RRAN promises to prevent constipation while aiding weight loss and to be eaten in soups salads fruit juice or with milk. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Sunday Probed in Adultery Case Hits Hollywood
Los Angeles November 20 AP George Mr Sunday 87 real estate man and son of the evangelist and Mrs Matryine LaSalle a Hollywood model were sought on adultery complaints. Mrs Harriet Sunday said her attorney would file divorce suit. Deputy District Attorney said charges were being prepared as the probe continued.
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Los Angeles
George
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