Successful Sales of Articles by Kansas Blind Exhibit
Topeka reports the total sales from last month’s Kansas Free Pair exhibit by blind artisans. Proceeds go to the makers. The event, led by Rev. I A Wilson, drew inquiries from Oklahoma, which plans a joint Kansas Oklahoma display at Wichita and Oklahoma City next year. Orders totaling about $425 plus additional sales both at the fair and from several Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, and North Dakota towns.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas ‘Free
Kansas State Association For the Blind
I. A. Wilson
Central Avenue Christian Church
North Topeka
Oklahoma State Commission for the _Blind
E. E. Milan
M. Tillman
Kansas State Association
Kansas Association
State Commission of Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Milan
Association
Missour
Texas
North Dakota
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup and Local News
Pleasant Grove residents share Sunday dinners as Elmer Flory and neighbors host at the Verie Barton home. Dan Flory returns from Quinter, reports a possible fatal wheat-train collision in Salina. Lawrence visitors, sewing circles, and travel notes populate a busy local scene amid continued wheat sowing delays from Friday night rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Flory
Lewis Churchbaugh
Marshall
Abe Flory
Owen Flora
Harvey Flory
Harold
Harley Barton
Verie Barton
Dan Flary
Quinter
Grove County
Flary
Salina
Mises Rose Peterson
Nettie Flory
Dan Flory
Jesse Wingert
N. Peterson
Ralph Peterson
Lawrence
Colorado
Hallie Peterson
Modesto
Calif
William Wingert
Mabel Wingert
Fannie Peterson
David Kessler
Willow Springs
Rheumatic agony ends with new discovery claim
An advertisement proclaims a self‑declared cure for rheumatism by a Mr. Allen. It asserts the remedy dissolves uric acid deposits, quickly removes joint swelling, and claims success after years of doctors failing. The notice offers guarantees via druggists and pledges rapid blood purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Mr. Allen
Alienrhka
Civic Problems to Top Kansas Municipalities Convention Agenda
Hutchinson Kansas hosts the fifteenth annual League of Kansas Municipalities convention October 16 to 18. Municipal leaders will tackle municipal legislation zoning delinquent taxes and gas rates among topics with round table discussions and expert talks. The opening session includes Mayor Walter F. Jones and League president Mayor Frank McClellan, with a city tour and banquet planned for visitors.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Associated Press
League of Kansas Municipalities
John G. Stutz
League
Lawrence
Sturg
Kansas
Stutzsak
Frank McClellan
Coffeyville
Stutz
Orlin’ Weere
Atchison
B. Scott
Eugene T. Lies
New York
G. W. Arlitt
Austin
Tex
Vinland Fair Social Day At The Churchbaugh Home
Mrs Elmer Churehbaugh and Donald and the Noah Shuler family attended the Vinland fair Saturday. Nearby families from Union and Lawrence joined in an ice cream social at the Churchbaugh home. A low airplane passed east to west Sunday afternoon amid steady rain and road issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Churehbaugh
Donald
Noah Shuler
George Raider
Union
Walter Deay
Dudley
Harvey Flory
Larold
Barn “Churchbaugh
Virgil Landis
Marsha Churchbaugh
Henry Landis
Lawrence
Jim Anderson
Eudora
Ye Ezra Churchbaugh
Mee Lee
Crowder Family WeekendVisits and Local Notices
Crowder relatives and friends spent Sunday afternoon at Mrs Armstrong’s in Lawrence with visits from Ship Gentry T Purley Lewis Bearman and others. Osgood Armstrong operated on for appendicitis at St Francis hospital and was brought home Friday. Esther Banander of Lawrence spent the weekend at the Crowder home. Frances Willard day observed by Miss Norris and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Crowder
Nettie
Fld
Armstrong
Lawrence
Ship Gentry
T. Purley
Lake View
Lewis Bearman
Riverside
J. M. Crowder
Asa Calman
Ralph Calman
Alice Armstrong
Topeka
Osgood Armstrong
St. Francis Hospital
D. B. Coley
Lecompton
Nettie Crowder
Frances Willard
Social notes from Tongoxie and nearby towns
Mrs Sarah Cain of Olathe returns home after visiting her son in Tongoxie. Thekla Fischer funeral in Lawrence draws families including CH Cain, Mr and Mrs Cain, Jacob Freienmuth and daughter, Uriel Harling, Anna Bell, and George Fisher. Lucy MacNaughton guests with her parents 8 S J MacNaughton. Maria Newsome hosts Mabel MacNaughton ahead of October 3 marriage to Ralph Cain. William Sewell family from Colorado Springs visits J W Evang. Hiatt of California to visit Lincoln Ballou and depart for Emporia. Cronemeyer of Topeka visits parental homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah. Cain
Olathe
CH. Cain
Lucy MacNaughton
J. MacNaughton
Frank Zoellner
Kansas City
Maria Newsome
Mabel MacNaughton
Ralph Cain
William Sewell
Clarence and
Eirth
Colorado Springs
J. W. Evang
Jesse Hiatt
Pasanend
California
Lincoln Ballou
Emporia
Earl Cronemeyer
Topeka
Local society notes and travels across towns
Mrs. Herman Cronemeyer and Mrs. W C Allan in California Eastern Star roles. Hostesses Ruth and Mary Phenicie and Dana Sanders hosted a bridge party for Mabel Macaughton. Locals visit Kansas City Wenworth Leavenworth and distant relatives, with many trips to see kin and attend clubs and readings.
Town Physician Offers Free Catarrh Cure in Iowa Ad
Davenport among readers offered a 10 days supply of a treatment by Dr. W C Coffee a veteran eye ear nose and throat specialist at St James Hotel Building. He claims the remedy healed him of catarrh deafness and head noises after years of suffering and says others were helped. Send name and address to receive the free trial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
W. C. Coffee
St. James Hotel
Central West
Dr. Coffee
Adv
Clinton Area Social News and Visits Report
Mr and Mrs W C Allan study at KU. Miss Carrie Cory weekend with C S Corys. Mr and Mrs 8 A Gardner in Lawrence Friday. Kamp Schroeder family visited Kampschroeder in Stull Sunday. Frank Black Clinton teacher weekend home. Billie Cummings family Friday in Lawrence. Farewell party for KH Ge Steele in Clinton drew many locals. Ous and Henry Heine in Lawrence Saturday. William Kamp Schroeder Lawrence spent weekend at home. Earl Hobbs and John Harrell from Lawrence visited Roy Harrell home. R G White and George White with S A Gardner attended Ku Klux Klan meeting in Lawrence. Arthur Lash and Merritt Woodward visited Lawrence Sunday. Mrs Charles Kampschroeder in Lawrence Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Mercer
Lawrence
Battie Collings
Grover Rothwell
Harry Carr
Harle
Theodore Armstrong
Lionel Rogers
Henry Beuermin
Bert Jellison
Oakridge
Michael Shelly
Noah Hervick
Barker
Armstrong
Margaret Norris
Jamesorris
White
Will Haas
Chas, Haas
Mie
Ray Carr
8. A. Gardner
Charles Kampschroeder
August Kampschroeder
Stull
Frank Black
Clinton
Billie Cummings
KH. Ge Steele
C. U Baldwin
S. A. Gardner
Vitus
Charles’ Kampschroeder
Tommie
Opal
Ernest Nelson
Joe Anderson
Ralph
Lucien Hollingsworth
Oral Bradley
el Robinson
Willie
Emma Kampschroeder
Harry Unger
Ous
Henry Heine
William Kampschroeder
Law
Rence
Emma
Thelma Fern
Earl Hobbs
John Harrell
Roy Harrell
R. G. White
George White
S. A Gardner
Chester Baldwin
William Kuimpsehroedes
Cullin Stebbins
Will Tucker
Ku Klux Klan
Arthur Lash
Merritt Woodward
Cascarets Ad Promises Quick Relief for All
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant overnight laxative for sickness dizziness headache or sour stomach. It claims relief of constipation and biliousness for men women and children with 10 cent boxes or 25 and 50 cent sixes available at any drug store.
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Pleasant. Grove
Tonganoxie
Herman Cronemeyer
W. C. Allan
Order of the Eastern Star
Beattice Woodcock
Allan
Rinda
Ruth
Mary Phenicie
Dana
Sanders
Mabel Macaughton
Clarence Hegwood
Arkansas
Dorothy Henry
George Farrell
George
Earl Farrell
Clark Stout
Junction City
Bertha Halsted
N. T. Peters
Raymond
Leavenworth
O. S. Cory
W. C. Phenicie
K. Umiss
Carrie Cory
C.S. Cory
Heid
Tobias
Bullenes
SkofStad
Poiret
Carter
Tire and Battery Co
A. E. Chappell
Mgr