Annual Brotherhood Meeting Engages Baldwin Farmers
Baldwin residents attended the Miles-to attend annual Brotherhood Community Night at the Methodist church basement. The event featured speeches, a three course banquet, and varied entertainment. Attendees included local leaders and visitors from nearby towns who shared in prayers, vows, and social visits amid a busy schedule of weddings, travel plans, and church activities.
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Ile de Sure
Brotherhood
Dey Kall
Mist
Miewlogy
Denver
Rall
le Kaneyyet
Ty Ty
Lore
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Local Woman
Mrs James A Belver of Shippensburg Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with alleviating monthly distress and postnatal female trouble. She praises its effects and urges other women to try it, noting easy access to confidential expert advice from the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Shippensburg
Lydia E
Pinkham
Ima
Lydia
James A. BeIver
U. N. Penn Street
Piykham
Lytm
Mass
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Haskell Union Hosts Quiet Meeting With Community Visitors
At the Haskell Union gathering Monday evening attendance was low with five visitors from the Lawrence Enion. Members considered sending a representative to the National WCTU Convention and chose Mrs. A. H. Krause. A program including violin and piano solos followed, and gifts for war‑stricken mothers and children in Europe were discussed along with a committee to decide contributions. Seven teen girls signed the pledge as the event closed. The University expects record enrollment this year, with more than 2,800 students anticipated.
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Haskell Union
Lawrence Enion
Dane Taylor
Peter
Nelson Wants
Or Union
WC. T. U
A. H. Krause
Trene Yudson
Miss Stilwell
Smoot
Cooper
Krause
Shawnee
Lillie Willis
Community Notes and Visits At Local Home Gatherings
A jumble of names and events from a small community includes host families at Bidinger and Fitzpatrick households, Topeka visitors, and neighbors gathering at Jones schoolhouse for a recent event. Several attendees are mentioned with plans for upcoming visits and residents’ health updates.र्स
Belleview Notes On Social Round And Church Events
Miss Coffin Enders spent Sunday with Mrs Porsythe and Mr Al Barry hauled wheat to Sibley Saturday. Many residents and visitors attended Sunday school and shared a luncheon. The Stull Gospel team will hold a meeting at the Fairview school house next Sunday afternoon. A county Sunday school convention is planned for October 29-30 with urged attendance.
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Fitzpatrick
C.A
Bidinger
Dhia
Wiltl Bidinger
Weste
Rao the Jones
Johnson Lay Ninna
Topeka
Sanady
Kate Grawt
Frank Fitzpatrick
Ernest. Herrington
Alekander Layia
Roneh
Juhi Gress
New Auto
Fred Deskin
Spring Hall
Weihresday
Bernart Lavin
Silver Lake
Anbifinger
J. Reuek
UL “Slemt
Las Nebraska
Elizabeth
Donald
T. Davis
Sooy Lér
Hope Tree
Price
John
Robert Wiite
Olive
Emma Sebate
Sebatélih Lawtereé
iMiss
Christine
Myers
Hame
Belleview
Enders
Olean Anderson
Ernest West
Q Forsythié
Wilma Shuck
Arehibgla Weal
Ralph Anid Howard Mthaley
Warner Forsythe
Nul
Ernest
Albert Haal
G. Whaley
E. Forsythe
Gearze Ott
His. G. Oté
Eriksen
Karuf
Ablerg
Lawrence
Anderson
Tomily
DP. Rake
Downs
M0 Minshardt
Hofsommer's
C.-F. Wulfkuhle
Amelia
Harry
Gresser
Letha
Lille Bockvinger
Mabel Hoftsommer
Will Hammond
Mildesihrand
Margarete Vigervad
Will Wultkuhle
Pes
O. A
Community Socials Highlight Kanwaka Gatherings
Mrs J B Topping hosted Pleasant Hour on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Rostan and family. Visitors Miss Moradvet Contond of Crete Bend Kansas joined Mrs Wilfred Day for weekend visits and a three course dish supper. Attendees included many locally named ladies and families in a Humber party and dinner invitations at Lawrence and Van Neste households.
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C Cyril
Baker
Fon
Miks Walker
Mike
Hohe
Kansas
J. M. Disson
Pbron
Rasa
J. Riley
Lena Runyan
Kron
Chef Shy
Marion
Kitusas
Cith
Hardin Guli
Paul Clayton
Bryan
Oijtmws
Émne
Simday
Seventh Street
Hitcheark
Kingey
Muskogee
Idave
Kinzer
Buron
Kanwaka
J. BR
Topping
Rostan
Mark
Francis
Rainier
Lidhards
Dagcler
Moradvet
Ravena Brow
Dinnner
G.H. Krocke
David~ Williams
Mis H
Gi van Neste
BR. J: Viull
Village Notice and Social Roster From Local Hall
The column notes election day activities with a chicken dinner at the hall hosted by the ladies. It also records a series of social visits, family updates, and a church service as Mrs Stowe assumes the pulpit, with neighbors naming attendances and weekend gatherings across Vinland and High Prairie.
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Sylvester ‘Lchrader
Little Lucie
Wood
High ‘Prairie
Lucile Wood
Will Wood
Ens
Virginia Colman
Wilfred Day
Merle Colman
Ruth
Sues Ait Mistsner
Topp
Wid Mas. Wim
Donald
George Miller
My. JR
Dartee
Stowe
Simple Home Remedy Promises Tooth and Breath Relief
Sore teeth and foul breath are claimed to vanish with Dr Willard's Home Treatment. The ad urges readers to request a free book detailing a painless, inexpensive method to save teeth, avoid costly dental work, and cure pyorrhea and gum disease without visiting a dentist. It cites testimonials and lists an address in Chicago for the free book.
Rummage Sale Marked by Fairfax Building Event
Sunday event to represent this gathering at Fairfax Building features George and Blackey Neellie, with Dews, Buks, and R. C. Food. The sale runs Saturday October 28 and aims to fund MG in the community.
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George ! Dews
Geo Buks
Blackey Neellie
Wan ‘Neste
R. C
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Thy Fairfax, Building
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