Peggy Prim Shops and Gift Finds in Lawrence
The piece highlights Peggy Prim shopping for winter shipments in Lawrence, noting candy, gifts, and a variety of stores. It mentions Lawrence Candy Shop, Lander's Jewelry, Miss Hoover in Innes department, and a public opening of a Beauty Parlor at the Princess Pat. Gifts, coats, and home goods draw shoppers with a focus on local shops and seasonal arrivals.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Candy Shop
Norke
Lander’s
Veeryone
Jimmy Grow
Tyrone Castle
Sear
Kashmanage
Ipies
Fiss
Imust
Hagan
Talks on marketing cooperatives and democratic business aims
A fragmented account discusses cooperative marketing and a democratic approach within the American economy. It contrasts corporate control with cooperative models, highlighting how organizations like the Kansas Wheat Growers and various marketing bodies operate in the United States and Canada. The piece notes leaders such as Advon Sapiro and references public policy figures and upcoming discussions on public utilities and assessors.
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Advon Sapiro
Chicago
Kansas Teachers Association
Mths
Eat
American Indust
Ite
Steed
Gary
Rilroads
Wallach Dal
Ieee Elt
Sky Scrapers Carry Through Years Like Strong Foundations
Fragmentary text hints at tall buildings or “sky-scrapers” and a sense of enduring effort over many years. The passage references foundations and firmness, suggesting long-term construction or progress though details are unclear.
Nations Forget War Talks by Whiting Williams at Hutchinson
Hutchinson Kansas October a leading speaker at a state conference urged workers to accept irregular employment as a path to dignity citing 10 percent jobless rates in America. Williams a former steel executive described the demoralizing effect of unemployment and urged action toward steady work and better labor conditions. The pope held a private audience with Bishop Chartrand of Indianapolis praising his work in church leadership.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Whiting Williams
Cleveland
Sessia N
Huteéh
Kamsas
Williams
America
Ome
Torlay Ted
Joseph Chartrand
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Portiff
Chartrand
Reli
Hearing on Pullman Rates Set for Chicago in November
Washington October 17 interstate commerce commission schedules further hearings on Pullman rates for November 6 in Chicago. The United Commercial Travelers of America argue current Pullman rates are too high. Also mentions local events: Drill Team Dance at O. O. F. Hall on Saturday Oct 18.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Conmission
Chicago
Order
United Commercial Travelers of America
Married Couples Tie the Knot in Wichita and Inland
Married yesterday by Judge Menger Eawart B. Kennedy and Margaret Williams of Wichita. Also wed by Judge Menger were Tynac Timmons of Inland and Mabel Foster of Horton.
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Menger
Eawart B. Kennedy
Margaret Williams
Wichita
Tedea Menser
Tynac Timmons
Inland
Mabel Foster
Horton
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Uneeda Bakers
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Lange Grocery Co
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