Local Notices and Family News From Pony Creek District
The column lists community updates: residents visiting relatives, farm work, and school life. Items mention Mrs. Rey Deholf arriving, Jean McKone's family activities, Wheat sowing by Henry Pieter, and the Pony Creek school opening with fourteen students. Several local names appear including Dred Kahn, Kathleen Kelgal, and the McKone family, with travel notes to Lawrence, Perry, and Carrollton.
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W. Hemphill
Rence
Kepe
Id Skeets
Artin Skeets
Las Ani
al Pan
McKenn
Erevlt Kutis
Jean
Rey Deholf
Jon
Carlton Kathas
McLont
Glenn Por
C. W. Hemghill
Tyrese
Jane
Dred Kahn
Nex
Momley Avenue
Mirainel
Zimmerman
D. S. Dehotten
Verron Hehoff
P. Dwyer
Kathleen Kelgal
Gee. L. Yhenicie
Lawrence Dis
Henry Pieter
Mit Cas
Charlie Gasteel
Bck
Tongen
Jean McKone
Hasheer
Kansas
D. L. McNerney
Dorothy of
Perry
Par Fents
McKone
Pony School
Herbert Botts
George
Henry
Esther Sowers Wall
Stella Carr
Eva
Vernon Cook
Harry McKone Skeet
Helen Dehoff
Pearl
Dorothy Belles
Dixie Fitzpatrick
Osgood Armstrong
Mound District
Pony Creek
Esther Sowers
Knowledge Hill
Ozzood
Armstrong
Herbert Botte
Stella
Onat Carr
Eva Cook
Hit Skeet
Edith Phillips
Rachel Phillips
Kansas City
Kelx Sall
A. Dimmick
Lionel A. Dimmick
Josephine Calvert
Carrolton
Eucene
J. M. Clevenger
Ruth Phenicie
EF. Miller
Nerstet Py
Farm Bureau
M. Chapman
Sam Welsall Jr
Okawigee
Okla
Central National 671
Alfred Kahn
Sandersail Sr
Dickinson
Dana
O'Dea
Roy Wingrove
New Mexico
Frei Torneden
Harry Skents
Clt
Cook
AL. Boggs
Herbert Nunemaker
Otdea's
Joshua Clevenger
Geo T
Phenice H
Netter
Leaning Tower May Fall and Local Social Notes
A fragmented local page records social calls and family updates. Mrs Antone Rahn and Mrs Robert Blaker are mentioned amid visits from Teo C Will and others. The column notes recent retirements, travels to Colorado, and family arrivals including a birth in Boulter Colorado.
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Antone Rahn
Nis
Robert Blaker
Aid Goa Roget
Sul
Fred W. Wahn
Honartile
Miritdey
Breddi
Wire
Teo C. Wili
Thistown
Thenicie
O'Dea
Sunvlin
Colorado
Nance
Pike's Peak
Park
Rhodes
Ohio
Emmett French
Ve. Chapin
Roy Cook
Charles A. Kelsall
Boulter
Keisall
Geos I. _ Phenicio
Witzrove
Kansas City
Arno Taylor
PC. Beatland
Niresne
Tiffanie
Independence
Kansas
Community gathering details at Fairview event
Residents of Fairview join a weekend social at various homes as neighbors recount visits and shared meals. Families including the Millers and Smiths hosted gatherings with extended kin from Lawrence and nearby towns.
Wheat straw fuel touted as potential motor fuel source
Reports from agricultural officials describe wheat straw as a possible source of gasoline substituting for about forty gallons per acre. Experiments note new distillation methods yielding combustible oils usable for cooking and heating, with farmers encouraged by potential fuel from stalks east and west of the Mississippi River.
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F—Kanens
Thor
Falco
State Department
Kansas
Mohfoy
Feral Department
Jr. Moller
USA
Civil engineer acts in Denver stir ends in inquiry
Fragmentary OCR shows a civil engineer named Miles Low Alta Melton tied to a Denver matter. The States Bureau of Public Works is reportedly leaving it for investigation, with unclear link to the University of Colorado and a brides image or alias amid garbled text.
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Denver
States Bureau of Public
Alta
Melton
University of
Evening Lecture by Young People's Class at Local Hall
Evening on October 20 features a lecture by the young people's class with all welcome. Mrs. B M Leary visits E Leary family. Schulmeyer called on Lade Fairley Winger and F Seele. Lucile Lewis and Teddy Howard visited Peters home. Ralph Willey and Joan Willey helped Schulmerer with hay. Ed Howard Guy and Lievd visited Bowman and Nisely homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Leary
E. Leary
Schulmeyer
Lade Fairley
Winger
F. Seele
Lucile
Lewis
Teddy Howard
Peters
Ralph Willey
Joan Willey
Schulmerer
Ed Howard
Guy
Lievd
Win
Bow‘man
F. Nisely
Small Change Notes in France and Local Shop Talk
Turis reports France issues fifty centime notes and two franc notes are being replaced with bronze tokens. Chamber of commerce notes 40.6 million francs in small notes, many torn and abroad where not valid. Silver change has disappeared. Pumpkin Pie season begins. Raw Valley Brand No 2 size cans ten cents. Gustafson Holsteins advertised. J C Herriott sale Oct 24. Also bicycle sale notice.
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Turis
Eridis
France
Soh
Pn Chamber of Conmerce
Austrian Crops Damaged by Prolonged Rains
Continuous heavy rains across the Ante tria region severely damaged crops and reduced yields. Flooded streams in the mountain valleys caused significant property losses and disrupted agricultural activity.
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Vienna
Antetria
Tefson
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