Fragmented 1930s Kansas politics and farming debate
A jumble of excerpts discusses Kansas farming resilience, government aid, and political campaigning. It notes farmer initiative, the 1934 loss, and rhetoric from national party figures urging relief while warning against federal overreach. It references Kansas references to Cannas and Havana treasuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine
Kanas
Caldwell
Kansas
Rey
Pcratic
National Party Organization
Kansas Teachors
Overtones of Roosevelt Move Toward Business Friendly Policy
The piece critiques New Deal aims and suggests President Roosevelt may steer toward a kinder stance toward business while avoiding corruption and unfair practices. It cites Republican talking points on price controls, fair competition, credit, and a planned economy, then notes the Supreme Court ruling on land grant military training and expects colleges to make military courses elective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
NRA
Supreme Court of the United States
Oxford debating team to debate Kansas tonight at Rotary lunch
Malcolm MacDonald son of the British prime minister and Oxford University debating team member sketched the English political situation at a Rotary noon luncheon. Ted Schultz introduced the speaker. Miss Mae Tobler and Miss Mable Tobler entertained with a Halloween party Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Colman hosted a family dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Wilfred Day and daughter Mary Jane of Hughson Cal. Seventeen were seated. Chancellor and Mrs E H Lindley gave a tea for Oxford team members Malcolm MacDonald Hollis and J D Woodruff and Ernest K Lindley of Wichita, a classmate of the Oxford group. About seventy five guests attended. Miss Agnes Husband and Mrs H W Avant attended. Miss Elizabeth Tucker returns to Eldorado to teach this year. Mr and Mrs W E Tenney travel to Santa Fe for a visit with Miss Anna Gockins then plan a Mediterranean tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Day
Mary Jane
Hughson
Cal
E.H. 'Lindsley
Ernest K. Lindley
Wichita
Oxford
Niel
Agnes Husband
H. W. Avanta
Elizabeth’ Tucker
Eldorado
W. E. Tenney
Santa Fe
N. M
Anna Gockins
Mediterranean
Training Table Opens For Kansas Football Team
Twenty five years ago, Friday October 19, the Kansas University football squad prepared for hard training with the regular training table set for meals. Changes in the usual Idridge venue were noted, and Miss Clara Rudolph suffered a painful arm fracture in a crank accident, forecasting a lengthy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Idridge
Clara Rudolph
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief feature on the work Poor Pa by Claude Callan published by Goysright 1335 under the Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude, Callan
Goysright
Publishers Syndicate
Evana Injured in Roadside Cow Collision in Kansas City
A local man Evans living at 645 Youri Street was rammed by a cow in a rooming accident, knocked senseless, and suffered a deep mouth gash requiring five stitches. A bone injury was noted, with medical care administered. Nearby residents and visitors from Nevada and Burr Oak visitations noted, plus plans for Topeka trip and sanitarium transfer for Ruth Dyche.
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Edmunsd
Kansas City
Evana
Evans
Misa
Lucille Spelimaitas
Nevada
Burr’ Oak
Kans
Ed. Hill
Ed. Hill Who Is Jllst
F.M. Perkins
Margaret, Perkins
California
Annie L. Murtaugh
Topeka
Lambda Alpha Lambda
Lenora - Stubbs
Ruth Dyché
Prof
Dyche
Panton
Sallie Dixon
Excelsior Springs
Stella Northrup
Gussie Dixon
Excelsior
F. W. Kingsbury
Kingbury
Elgin
Sigma Nu official at Indianapolis gathering returns home
C R Troxel came back from the Sigma Nu stational convention in Indianapolis and spent a few days in Sale Mo at the state university. E E Henstort, recently living at St Mary's, returned after a week with his father at Willow Springs. Tolanthe play draws large crowd despite bad weather with a cast including Aileen Weaver Dan Anderson Lillie Wilson Bob Anderson Lucille Hayes Antie Margaret Roche Bonnie Bell Mabel Corse Burnie French Mabel Schwartz and Gertie Quick. The Olive Pierson Theodore F Brush marriage occurred last evening at the bride's parents home in the southeast city suburbs. A D Collins returns for winter to teach guitar mandolin and banjo. Abbie Wilcox plans a Omaha visit. Jacob Kilworth returns from England. Mrs P D Popenoe visits daughter Mrs L T Boutwell. August Wulfkuhle builds a residence on West Warren. Thad Stevens expects at least 2800 bushels of apples on his Sigel farm.
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C. R. Troxel
Hesterday
Indianapolis
Sigma Nu
Sale Mo
State University
E. E
Henstort
St. Mary's
Willow. Springs
Iolanthe
Miss Brown
Aileen Weavher
Dan Anderson
Lillie Wilson
Bob Anderson
Lucille Hayes
Antie Margaret, Roche
Bonnie_ Bell
Mabel Corse
Burnie French
Mabel Schwartz
Gertie Quick
Olive Pierson
Theodore F. Brush
Mrry
G. H. Pierson
A. D. Collins
Abbie Wilcox
Hestone
Omaha
Jacob Kilworth
England
P. D. Popenoe
Over
August Wulfkuhle
West Warren Street
Thad Stevens
Sigel
Flashes of Life in scattered notes from many towns
In Bethany and other places notes describe social bits and oddities. A Detroit bet, Daisy Dean at Lincoln’s cafe, Switzer’s campaign dynamics in Augusta, and Archie's return after prison. A Pittsburgh murder mystery ends with a dummy found instead of a corpse near Montefiore hospital.
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Associated Press
Bethany
Ebyen
Detroit
Jack‘ Lincoln
Viz
Daisy Dean
Louis
Lincoln
Daffy
Pittsburgh
Montefiore Hospital
Homeopathic Doses French and Indian War Era Ad
An advertisement fragment recalls the French and Indian War as part of the Seven Years War with Austria France Spain and Russia opposing Prussia while England aided Prussia In America efforts aimed to expel the French from Canada and the region between the Alleghenies and the Mississippi River The 1763 Paris Treaty ceded French possessions east of the Mississippi except New Orleans to England The ad ends with a question about buying trading or renting and provides a phone number for an ad-taker.
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Europe
Austria
France
Spain
Russia
Prussia
England
America
Canada
Alleghanies
Mississippi R River
Paris
New Orleans
Marian Casad and Silver Rival Lon Casad for a Love Triangle
Marian confronts Silver Hendon about marriage plans as Silver vows to win Lon Casad. Cliff’s suicide after the divorce fuels drama while Marian and Lon retreat to the Gordon ranch. Silver disappears after a hospital scene and Marian’s growing involvement with Lionel Casad complicates trust and loyalties.
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Marian
Gordon
yer‘Honson
Cliff
Silver
Blarian
Lon Casad
Lon
Puddle Muddlers and Willy Nilly’s Humble Home
Willy Nilly shares how he chose Puddle Mudle as a home for his animal friends. The group discusses why the place attracts attention, reveals wedding news of Jelly Bear and Honey Bear, and notes the cubs in the cave. He longs for time to care for his ears amid the bustling questions and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Eeal Dle
Understanding Hyperchlorhydria and Gastric Hyperacidity
The article explains hyperchlorhydria or acid stomach, its palliative antacid use, and links to gastric or duodenal ulcers. It notes nervous and emotional states influence digestion, and chronic inflammation of the stomach lining from mechanical irritation, excessive foods, chemicals, alcohol, coffee, condiments, tobacco, and other drugs contribute to chronic gastritis.
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Rooney
Drivers license laws tied to US motor death rate in 1926 1933
The National Safety Council data show state death rates per 10 million gallons of gasoline vary from 9.6 in Rhode Island to 37.1 in Alabama in 1933. An August 1944 Public Safety analysis notes the influence of license laws on deaths, detailing how changes since 1926 affected outcomes.
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United States
National Safety Council
Rhode Island
Alabama
Kansas Driving License Standards Debate in 1926
The text argues that states with standard drivers license laws show lower death rates, while sub standard laws perform poorly yet are better than none. It calls on Kansas lawmakers to standardize its license law to join leading states in highway safety and reduce fatalities.
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Kansas
Kanses
Benton Named Republican Candidate for Wyandotte Judge
Kansas City brief reports Willard Benton a former city court judge was named Republican candidate for Wyandotte district court to succeed the late Clyde Glandon, term four years, with governor Landon expected to appoint to fill the remainder. Chanute notes recall movement against Mayor Watson Stewart dropped after leaders claimed the fight was no longer active. Topeka reports Landon and the national resources board reviewing a state civic center plan around the state house, including a new office building for supreme court and offices, state police HQ, and city hall, with a two block civic center west of the grounds.
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Kansas City
Kan
V. Kan
Willard Benton
Wyandotte County
Beton
Clyde Glandon
Alf M Landon
Benton
Glandon
Chanute
Watson Stewart
Charles Rickel
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
National Resources Board
Washington
State Planning Board
State House
State Supreme Court
Gueh F. Center
Avas
Winter Social Notes From Kanwaka Township
Winter community notices record visits by Mrs and Mrs C T Benson from Kansas City Mo along with Elmer McGaw and family. The text lists numerous guests and callers including Ed Lishner from Denver and Mrs Mabel Sims, with mention of school senior Elbert Kegnett and various local residents. A club meeting of the Winter Community club is noted with plans for a Halloween school party and a gesture for Mrs Newt Hamlin.
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Kaneng City
Elmer McGaw
Elmer
Merian
Herman Banks
Prank Pryor
Ethie Banks
Mars
Ed Lishner
Denver
Colo
Yommy
Weeks End
Fy Dx Filer
Lawrence
Matie Watts
Earl Ray
Mabel Sims
L. H. Petefish
Kanwaka
Roslin Stinner
Belleview
Newt Flamlin
Robert “Rose
White Farm
Trink-Miller
Juani Childes
H. Banks
Lucille
Ruthwell
Madalyn McClanahan
Lecompton
Toheka
Barbe F Ergerson
S. D
Floyd Lingie
Britt, S.B
Clarence
Missas Maude
Rebecca’ Fergerson
James Fergerson
Mary Miller
Eudora
George Miller
Clyde Talley
Frank Pryor
Pryor
Emma. Pryory
J. ‘Mitchell
Aarty
Alice
Newt Hamlin
Ethan’ Sims
Mrs. George
Miller
Community Picnic and Local Events Gather in Tonganoxie Area
A large turnout from the community enjoyed a Sunday dinner at the state lake in Tonganoxie. Attendees included Misa Mary Miller and families visiting from Denver and Ottawa. A Republican rally in Lawrence drew many locals with speakers stressing banking and civic involvement.
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Misa Mary Miller
Fred Gregory
Howard
Tonganoxie
Herman Banks
Lawrence
Kanwaka
Gueats
G. C. Rothwell
Lishner
Denver
Cola
Belle Godfrey
Sone
Carol
Snell
Williamstown
Chester B Mitchell
Pearl
Kanwaka Literary Club Meets at Mrs Gregory Home
Kanwaka literary club met Thursday afternoon October 4 at the home of Mrs. Fred Gregory with assisting hostess Mrs J S Emmett. At roll call each member showed her baby picture and gave her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka ‘Literary Club
Fred Gregory
J.S. Emmett
Halloween program planned at Belleview schoolhouse
Belleview residents plus visiting families gather in Belleview for a Halloween program to be held at the schoolhouse near Tuture. Mrs Minnie W Whaley and Mrs Mary Ott spent Tuesday with the Belleview faculty and pupils. Several local families from Ft Scott Kansas City Hasper and others were Sunday guests at various homes.
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Minnie W Whaley
Henry
Edith
Kansas City
Edna’ Welsh
Norma
Clifford
Mildred Skinner
Flora Mae James
James Duncan
Helen’ Mathia
Kansas
Alexander
Myre
Chester Williams
Cuy
Carl Pfleger
le Wis
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Augusta
Joe
Switzer
Republican
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Archie Harris
Archie
Seattle
Edward Bumgardner
Morning Dispatch
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Silver Hendon
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Lionel Casad
Elevvator
Lowl
Sanderson
Len
Marion
Gordon Ranch
Marian Casad
Monterey Bay
Pacific
Haro
Lionel Edward Casad
Bride
Tomirow
Eee
DAR
Iago Galuston
Achlorhydria
Shott
of Applied Mechanics
University of Kansas
Ain Ing
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Abe
Phillips
Magnesia
Absorbine Jr
Salta
Lenwell Castile
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