Community Notes From Independence and No Ten
Local social and travel updates include visits from relatives and friends to Independence and No Ten residents. Mentions of Royal Stock Show attendance, Kansas City trips, school staffing changes, neighborhood visits, birthdays, union meetings, and various family gatherings fill the column.
Beautiful Women Work for Wilson in Local Notices
Community notes list names and travel as residents and visitors engage in social visits and family events. references to dental work and local shops appear amid a string of names, places, and personal updates reflecting a small town record.
Belleview Notes Record Weekend Visits and Local Events
Belleview residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends across Kaw Valley. Families such as Braer, Bartz, Shirek, Ott, Conner, and Russell appear in gatherings, church work, and parades. Lawrence High School parade, football game results, and upcoming social events are noted along with bridge work and educational club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. George Braer
Joe Braer
Fred Bartz
Josephine Shirck
John Faith
Kaw Valley
Rudora
Eudora J. D.H
Charles Terrel
Ally
J. R.allen
al B. Conner
Leni Redinger
Gerard
Kansas
H. Cooper
Akin
May
Hartme
New, Mexico
A. TB. Conner
George Ott Sry
Vinland Thuresely
George Schubert
Weelkay
Alfrederson
Louis Gerstenberger
A. B. Conner
John Russell
Jamil
Gertrude
Charles Ort
Myrtle
Ernest Rauskell
Martha Peer
Esther Freese
Helen
Bessie Bryan
Gertrude Otto
Educational Club of Entomology
ER. U
Co Giller
Eudora
Edward Grosdidier
George Ott, Sr
Lawrence High School
Kansas City
Kun
Julia
Vivian Shirek
Jim Shirek
Marie Ott
Helen Cols
Ladies Aid
Jaimes Duncan
Frobie
Fortuneh
Ladies’ Aid
Will Shirek
Community notes from Franklin and surrounding area
Local residents report visits and gatherings across Franklin, Lawrence, Glen Elder and nearby towns. Families share meals, attend funerals, and host guests with frequent mentions of the Trueblood, Davis, Wilson, Michael, White and Schutz households amid weather, church and school events.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast, effective relief for sour acid stomach, indigestion, and dyspepsia. It claims the preparation calms stomach misery in minutes, allows fear-free meals, and offers a large fifty-cent case as the quickest stomach relief known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Tape
White family outing with Neill Elganor and Joann Whitelaw
Lloyd, Geneva and Evelyn White spent the morning with Neill Elganor and Joann Whitelaw in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Geneva
Evelyn White
Neill Elganor
Joann Whitelaw
Baldwin Annuals Holiday Celebrated by College Faculty
The Baldwin College students enjoyed the annual fall holiday last Wednesday with many heading to woods for the day while others rode in jay racks or buggies. Football practice was held at 8 and players were to return by 1. Mrs W F Slaght returned from Ontario after summer with relatives. Baldwin hosts Gardner next at Cyavisness Park with Ralph Taylor coaching Gardner and Baldwin showing new plays. A large Baldwin turnout rode to Lawrence for the Laplad sale and many locals visited relatives in neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Gonely Chludeman
W. EF. Slaght
Ontario
Canada
Lamar
Qnaga
Fld Pearson
S.C. Robinson
Miss. Dossie
Stewart
Fone
C. J. Fischoy
Drink Water to Avert Sickness Urges Authority
A health column urges daily hot water with a teaspoon limestone phosphate on an empty stomach to wash the stomach liver and bowels. It claims the practice cleanses internal fermentations and toxins, boosts appetite, and aids digestion, advising a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from a drug store.
Lawrence Area Notes Residents Visit Family and Travel
Local residents report visits and travel across Kansas. Horrell spent Wednesday in Lawrence with friends and relatives while Mr and Mrs Wm Clark were in Kansas City visiting friends. Rev S L Chase returned from Topeka after weeks aiding church work. The Nuutilus club met at Mrs Co’s home and Federation of Women’s Clubs plans in Osawatomie next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ockie Sutton
Rey
Kansas City
M LiHarpe
Kansa Vanadae
Cilndly
Rockhold
H.W. Foringper
Q. M. Windksind
Priday
de Prunerel
Fd Stoneking
Prikip
Albert Williams
Baldwin
Hed. Black
Rockyford
Culorsulo
J. C. Gatevind
Kate
Mary Griffith
Mlorence Davis
Teva
John Canninghcin
Orphia
Orphin
Farmers’ Union
Robert Murray
Yorle
F. S. Barkley
Mery Griffith
Singysge Taylor
Modrewer
Kate Curtis
Charlie Gale
Charlie Debmear
Charlie Pitts
Mathey
Miss Mars
Chelie
Taos
Sarah Eine
Miss At
C. Mc Hird
Ryvening
Newland
Athos Williams
James Gate
CL We Pitts
John Reckhold
Marl Tadervr
Parker
Joe Brubak Faved
Nuthin
Ry DiPiTtith
Farddiy O
Hird
Anni
Tom
Brewer Ane
Doln
Indiana
WH Curtis
Lone Star Air
Frank ‘Timmermeyer Ant
Number Sis Snd
Jer Curtis Cof
Haldwin
Mas
Reec
Ohne
Mr and Myre
Pumner
Meier Horn
Maindas
Arthur Sehoolerat
Ayerivala Visihedd
Leeks Sutton
Pants
Chi Hush
Bert Sutton
County Bean Building
Neon Crete
Cegieter
Valse
Joke
Sunda
M.D. Faidten
Willie Barkley
Charlie Nowlin
Miss Notlie
Noble Ay
Kite Griffith
Joe Ayenbakoy
Mane
Frank Lobinigoe
BE. Horrell
Lawrence
Wm. ‘Clark
Rev
S. L. Chase
Topeka
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fischer
Li Fischer
Indgerton
Sam Haigh
Myra Collins
Munych
Haskell Okla
FLX
Jordon
Weems
Oklahoma
Fred ‘Thuchum
Wm. Mosely S
Arpentine
W. W. Shockey
Fletcher Hunt
Long Bell Lumber
Arthur McPheters
Arthur
Ova Winters
W. L. Steen
Wichita
Tears
Stella’ Dodds
Idaho
W. C. Steen
Lillian Scott
Fragmentary 19th century courtroom vignette surfaces
A dated, garbled judicial aside shows a judge chiding a defendant for attempted self harm and prompting reflection on consequences. The text then shifts to a curious, unnamed dialogue between a mistress and a cook with references to places and odd phrases, creating a disjointed historical fragment.
Methods for extracting juice from fruit and its uses
A Missouri College of Agriculture faculty member details best practices for collecting fruit and vegetable juices, emphasizing waste reduction and economical methods. The article describes pressing and soaking techniques, plus canning steps, to produce juice for beverages, syrups, puddings, and sauces, and notes readers may request Circular No. 9 from the Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College of Agriculture
Addie D
Cny
Tye Lang
Jules
Trulis
Judee
Cohmnabia
Canali Din Ghiss
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Wilson
Roy
Teo
Avia
Charles Dana Gibson
William Waldorf Astor
Constance Drexel
Drexel
Philadelphia
Belleview
Din Shirek
Vivian Sh
John Shirek
Charles Terrell
Clark Terrell
Hesper
George Ott
Marie
Young
Mary
Prank ‘Frebse
George Ott, Jr
Rev. Williams
Union Chapel
Clarence Crane
Bichalmeyer
Julia Shirek
Forsythe
Terrell
Freed Ott
Ott
Cole
Kroeck Lumber and
Cole’ Co
Franklin
Rlph Combs
Jinel I.tineblood
X City
Ralph Davis
Vinland
TL. Davis
Gertude Young
Florence
Br Welsh
Washington Creek
A. H. Wel
M. Schutz
Mildred Thompson
Glen Elder
Kans
Coland
Los Angeles
Cal
Noble Trueblood
Salem
Ind
Mes
Erwin. Trueblood
Leavenworth
Park. Trueblood
Tin White
John Whitelaw
Charlie Boone
Ralph Standing
T. L. Davis
Joe Michael
Wheat Mt
Winmnet
Kansert White
Ethel
Carol Martin
FD. Martin
P. Truchleod
Mildred
Charlie Wilson
Emma Selaitz
Eleanor Whitelaw
T. EL. Davis
A. L. Cox
Bwrence
R. 2D. Combs
Marion
J. J. Cox
S. 1 Trueblood
Uns
Franklin School House
Davis
William Stevens
Oliver Schuty
Charles Sternberg
John Herman
Ed Klein
Miss Athia
Walter
Baward
Frank Walter
Edward Young
Flay Davis
Mabel Burke
Walter Kluss
Grocers
Mdwads Aera
Pera
Seman Battin Crock Mie
Baltimore Allerivan
Ie Shige
Westgate Hotel
Main
Delaware
Kansas City, Mo
Spa
James
Ketner