Stresemann Emerges As Germanys Practical Politician
Berlin October Associated Press reports Gustav Stresemann, newly named chancellor, as a seasoned pragmatic politician. He blends experience with plain speech, avoiding jargon, and has deep ties to industry and labor. Born Berlin May 10 1878, he is a stocky, energetic man with a decisive, businesslike demeanor who enjoys robust health and strong confidence.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
German Republic
Tivo
Stresserann
Leipsig
Stresemann
Univer
Saxonian Association of Industrials
Dresden
Reichstag
Bethmann-Holwege
German People’s Party
Stinnés
Pleasant Hour play and social activities noted
Pupils listed as not absent or tardy for October first month. Pleasant Hour group met October 10 with music program led by Mrs. Roy Orr and Mrs. Lee Colman. Phyllis De Witte of Kansas City opened with piano solos and dance, followed by readings and songs by Mrs. Don Carlos. Ten guests attended. lunch served by hosts. Announcements include next meeting and local weddings.
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Harold Seele
Carl McClung
Glen Arnott
Carl Preston
Milton McClung
Paul Rudiger
Roy Orr
Lee Colman
Ernest DeWitté
Qk Ephriant
Johnson
Littl Brown
Mrdy
Crawford McClung
Anna Mitchell
Barker
Miss Latta
Topeka
W. P. Martin
Miss Chloretta Taylor among popular girls of the era
The Miss s society af the vier in church met Tuesday afternoon with good attendance and a guest W R Richardson of Texas, former Mr and Mrs Howard Lanning of Topeka were visitors at Mrs Levett's. George Jeffries drives a new Chevrolet. Mrs Olaf Anderson hosted the I V club from Lawrence last Friday. Frank Ridley visited from Harveyville to see grandmother and relatives. Several families gathered with Mr and Mrs Albert Sehaake north of town. Attendees from Cland Ohio, Basehor and Kansas City visited local relatives. A Ford rollover near the schoolhouse affected six youths en route to Ottawa for a football game, none hurt.
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Chloretta Taylor
Miss S Society
Texas
M Howard Lanning
Topeka
Levett
George Jeffries
Olaf Anderson
I. V. Club
Lawrence
Frank Ridley
Harveyville
Robert and
Warren Ridh
H. J. Widing
Gon Leonard
Delait
Wiley Keifer
EB. Keifer
Alrs
Albert Sehaake
D. F Anderson
Cland
Ohio
Anerson
Mas Anderson
Wilson Martin
Indiana
Floyd Preston
Here
KKOU
C. FE. Stewart
Basehor
Ernest Dewitte
Phyllis
Kaanas Sity
P. Dewitte
Pleasant Hour Club
Johnson
Kansas
Pueblo
Colo
Ottawa
G. T. Jeffries
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Bivens
Denver
AL Smith
Memorial Hospital visit for tonsil removal noted
Miss Frances Zilber went to Memorial Hospital at Tangeriee Thursday for tonsil removal with her auntie present. The piece records various local visits, travels, and events including farm chores, guests from Kansas City, and a major hay barn fire with neighbors aiding the response.
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Frances Zilber
Memorial
Tangeriee
Torenoon
Frank Summers
Mohler Couple Welcome New Baby in Eudora
Mr and Mrs John Mohler of Mohler at Eudora celebrate the birth of a child weighing about one and a half pounds. The event occurred Saturday with relatives H Mathia Myr and Mrs Ben Barty in attendance. The report notes the mother and infant were observed in the home setting amid family rituals.
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John Mohler
Mohler
Eudora
H. Mathia
Myr
Ben Barty
Miller Hart
Der
Geo, Votswanil
Wreedkind Pont
Lawrence
Drs Iil
Psss
Wanesa City
Madora Sau
Allen “Coehy
Samsata
Hewe Folles
De Soto News Notes From The Golden Belt Region
The Kal family moved from the Wi Hedewert farm to Bett's property amid Olindewert County. They have five children in the weeded school. Chinese Hale shipped hogs to Kansas. Miss Marjorie Santorn teaches at a white school. Mr. and Mrs. WLR Lawrence were visitors. Anna Schultz of Lawrence Journal World toured Mural and Golden Belt life. A baby girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. Lele Tevcroft, their first and only child among seven. The Stik-Tite girls hosted a party at Miss Viobn Rennes's home. John Hyseson and J. Ve Scott attended events. Robert Douglas shipped wheat from Jowett and De Soto. Charles W. Bell recovers from a fall injury. Mr. and Mrs. AL CL Longacre drove to Turner on business. De Soto football hosts Overland Park Oct 27. buy tickets from students. Effort to form public speaking classes with instructors from Kansas University. Contests planned at county and state levels to select representatives. Local De Soto trends at VY Christine popular, Verner’s teaching noted. Verner’s mother improving. Phillips was a re-tell. Send winter wraps to Lawrence Steam Laundry.
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Kal
Wi Hedewert
Bett
Olindewert
Weade
Chienee Hale
Kansas
Marjorie Santorn
Wlr
Lawrence
Anna Schultx
T Anwrence
Tauwrence Journal World
Tuedors
Golden Belt
Lele Tevcroft
Rennes
John Hyseson
J. Ve Scott
Cy Stors
Robert Douglas
Jowett
de Soto
Charles W. Bell
AL CL Longacre
Turner
Kan
Overland Park
Wmth. H
Supt
Wand
Kansas University
de Soto High School
Christine
Verner
Cluthe
Radical changes proposed in training children of America
The article discusses radical departures in a proposed program for training children. It questions abolition of age based curricular stages and advocates wide reforms. Proponents claim benefits to body and mind, but critics warn of upheaval and strain on teachers and students.
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Children of America
Fragmented notes hint at hearings and theatre ads in 1920s paper
A jumble of entries mentions preliminary hearings for Cames Edie Costes and Manley, a Synthon cleanliness theme, and upcoming shows by Seeman Players at Bowersock Theatre. Also listed are a lodge meeting, a doctor’s perfume claim, and a Steam Laundry notice, all reflected amid scattered local items.
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Edie Costes
Sian
Nur
Marntime
Manley
Justice Court
Bond
J R Holmes Insurance Ad At 107 EB Seventh
An old classified style notice lists J R Holmes Just Insurance at 107 East Broadway Seventh with contact lines and a phone mention. It references hemstitching buttons and a Mrs Smith with a cryptic 95%12 lalwetricians note and another number 161.
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J. R. Holmes
Just Insurance
Rains Halt All Work in Childress Texas
Oct 15 report from Childress Texas describes a disastrous rain event that floods creeks and small streams washing out bridges and culverts. Highways, surfaced roads, and unpaved routes are inundated leaving automobiles mired and rescue difficult. Farmlands are waterlogged. cotton picking and fall plowing are halted.
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Childress
Tex
Cuming Seaman Players Stage New Musical Farces
Seaman Players present fresh musical comedies and farces tied to a separate feature photoplay at the Haversock Vnal theater. Household washing services advertise 9 cents per pound plus Lawrence Steam Laundry offers one day wash with 20 pounds for one dollar.
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Coming! Seeman Players
Pormerly
Oh You Wildcat Company
Bowersock Theatre
Cuming
Seaman Players
Qh Yow Wildcat Compan
Laily
Haversock Vnal
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old-time remedy to darken gray hair returns in Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. Moisten a comb and sweep through small strands. after several uses gray hair darkens and gains a glossy look without obvious signs of treatment.
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Wyeth
Wreth
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Emil Schmidth
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Chas
Thoren
Allen Jan
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C. A. Dames
James
Aftie Tadle
Kim Robbin
Robert Woolf
Lake Forest
Allie Hadle
Antily
Clinton
Chris
Clara Nemiz
Canada
John Mehl
Kushton
Arthur
Mehl
Grace Smith
Vina Copp
Balivere
Mrs
Baldwin Tazrsday
Ted Thoren
Fred Thoren
Tatpeka
Teney Thoren
Fred Thores
Wilbur Hackett
James Duncan
Gene Demick
Geo
Union Chapel
5. H. Davis
O. E. ¥Otan
Ott
Theodore Thoren
Matt Groscidigrs
Timothy Hay
Centrol
Leothe’ Mathin
Wellsville
Belvoir
Geo. Ott, Jr. Thureday
Leb Hohnes
Clarence Daugherty
Brown
Mostess
Geo. Ott
United States
Ciary
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
DE Saro
Shenandoah
Harker Wie
Tanger
Lakehurst
Joy
Marietus
Sanmerehoul
Greenwich
Eystem
Johnso
Tara i Aero
Davisian
Sty
Satten Re Mountain
Romemary
Javerence Steam Laundry
Lalwetricians
Call
Plymouth “Congregation” Church
Ku Klux Klan
THE
ICE & Storage Coq
National Association OF Ice Industries
West Washington Street
Chicago
Imlnots
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