Farmer banker tale stirs crowd at Topeka sale
Willard Morgan urged Landon at a North Topeka community sale while a listener praised Roosevelt for banking stability. Morgan countered that Roosevelt helped bankers more than farmers, recounting a farmer's cautious loan journey and banks decamping notes, delaying support, and weighing a small loan until later in the day.
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Willard Morgan
North Topeka
Morgan
Landon
Roosevelt
Mr. Morgan
Tie
John
Obelisk Marking Coronado Trail Site in Logan Grove
A 1902 granite obelisk erected by Captain Robert Henderson near Junction City marks a site J W Brower linked to Coronado’s quest and Quivira. Logan Grove, founded 1857 by Henderson, yielded flints and a chief’s skeleton. the grove’s cabin served as fort church school and residence. Earl C. Gormely Post 45 plans Logan Grove as a public park.
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Robert Henderson
Logan's Grove
Junction City
J. W. Brower
Minnesota
Coronado
Brower
Logan’s Grove
Henderson
Belfast
Ireland
America
Texas
United States
Fort Riley
Logan Grove
Kansas
John A. Logan
Captain Henderson
Earl C
Farmer Bemoans Credit and Bank Policies in 1930s Speech
The speaker recalls Calvin Coolidge era loans, urging Alf Landon’s presidency to revive easy bank credit for farmers and small businesses. He recounts a loan scene with a farmer and bankers, arguing current administration diverts funds from ordinary people to government bonds.
Pastor Lauren Rapier Transferred to Eureka Charge
The Rev. Lauren Rapier, longtime Eudora Methodist Episcopal pastor, has been transferred to Eureka. A farewell dinner for the family is at the church tonight, and they depart Wednesday. No successor has been named for Eudora yet.
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Lauren Rapier
Eudora Methodist Episcopal Church
Eureka
Rapier
Eudora
Fatal Motorcycle Collision in Winfield Claims One Life
October 12 in Winfield reports Jack Brainie 20 from Arkansas City fatally injured when his motorcycle collided with another ridden by Addison Hudson of Winfield. Brainie was pinned under his bike and died before hospital arrival. Hudson had only minor injuries.
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Winfield
Jack Brainie
Arkansas City
Addison Hudson
Hudson
Stolen Car Recovered In Salina After Omaha Holdup
Salina police reported a motor car stolen Saturday night from Erwin Welch of Omaha was abandoned in Bavaria last night. Welch said an unmasked man flagged him down near Salina as he drove from Wichita to Omaha and robbed him of 310 dollars, with Welch believing the assailant was an officer.
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Salina
Kan
Erwin Welch
Omaha
Neb
Here
Bavaria
Welch
Wichita
Two Die in Plane Crash Near Emporia
In Emporia a plane piloted by Charles Martin crashed from about one hundred feet, killing Martin and Vernon Rises. Rises, 32, from Cottonwood Falls, held a pilot license. Martin, 26, a student flier, died at the airport. The craft did not ignite after the nose dive. Nearby Fort Scott reports a separate highway crash that killed Mrs. Tuck R. Harris, 65, and injured four others on highway 54.
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Emporia
Vernon Rises
Cottonwood Falls
Charles Martin
Florence
Martin
Riees
Fort Scott
Tuck R. Harris
Here
Harris
Clifford Uttinger
Claude Uttinger
Florence Uttinger
Manville family to move to Texas and other local notes
Ed and Mrs Manville plan a Texas move to live with his son. Mrs Schooley will winter with Charley Hughes family. Abe Harris learned his Nebraska based brother died this week. Loren Pine visited his parents and works in Kansas City. Centenary MFE church members cleaned the church. Mrs Butler and Mrs Skeet visited Kansas City with relatives Loring and wife. A family gathering at the Dolan home included Marshall and family from Springdale Arkansas, C A Dolan of Kansas City, Edgar Dolan and children, and Hattie Fetty and Leona. Mrs Fil Rievins in Toneka hospital showing some improvement. Floyd DeWeese hosted a party for Hammig at Her nert Nehrhass home.
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Ed Manville
Texas
Kansas City
Edgar Dolan
Hattie Fetty
Leona
Fil Rievins
Toneka
Floyd DeWeese
Hammig
Doctor's guaranteed Cystex prescription for kidney bladders
An advertisement promises relief from nighttime symptoms and nervousness with a guaranteed Cystex formula. It claims rapid vitality in 43 hours and full satisfaction within 8 days or money back, urging immediate purchase at a local outlet.
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Urusei
Birthday Surprise for Mr Hammig and Local Notes
The birthday of Mr. Hammig brought a pleasant surprise with all his children present. Mrs. Davis visited relatives in Oklahoma then returned to Kansas City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Pasewark sold their Elm street lunch stand interests. The Bruner family plans to move from Fourth street as soon as a new home is found. The junior League wiener roast at Centenary church was postponed due to damp picnic grounds after recent rains. Clifford Pine is improving and can be in the store briefly. The Kennard W C T A met at Mrs. Frank Johns’s home. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Centenary M E church met at the church last Tuesday. Mrs. Blanche Krieder visited her mother Mrs. D Hopkins and returned to Kansas City the next day. Mrs. Forney formerly Miss Edna McGinnis is seriously ill but improving. Russell Cotney is the new North Lawrence Christian church minister and will begin October 18. North Lawrence Christian youths plan a wiener roast at Brown's grove next Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brewster and babies moved from Lincoln street to Baldwin for employment.
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Fourth Street
Centenary M
Clifford Pine
Kennard W. C. T. A
Frank Johns
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Centenary M. E
Blanche Krieder
D. Hopkins
Kansas City
Lawrence
Forney
Edna McGinnis
Russell Cotney
North Lawrence
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Tittemore
Topeka
West
Quivira Cabin
Calvin Coolidge
First National Bank of Wall Street
Alf Landon
Lord Corueppe
P. S
Ee Opeane
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American Institute of Laundering
Independent Laundry
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