Farm calendar and beer near schools rule in Lawrance
Farmers Union convention stories unfold as delegates leave for Lawrance amid big farming issues. A new city ordinance bans beer sales within 400 feet of any school, taking effect in ten days to ease concerns of authorities and parents. A Kansas banking bill proposing a governor appointed super-banking board draws objections and speculation about Landon’s support.
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Farmere
Farmers Union
Lawrance
Rial Commission
Charles Sessions
Topeka
Landon
Kamsas
Trade With Russia Threatens to Reshape Economy
A public note argues recognizing the Russian government could boost U S commerce and employment by trading goods for raw materials. Economists claim Russia will buy U S manufactured goods once barriers fall, potentially altering the farm and raw-material balance and prompting policy debates.
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Russia
NRA
United States
Cit
Global news notes warn of German isolation and trade shifts
The discussion covers the Hitler dictatorship, Germany’s estrangement from the Soviet Union, and the possibility of renewed trade with the United States. It notes German propaganda in America and the League of Nations upturn while cautioning about limited impact of US government measures. A report mentions tainted meat sent to Hays and Al Smith day weather at Chicago fair.
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Germany
Russia
United States
Hitler
League of Nations
Chicago
Engagement News and Alumni Notes From Old Home Town
In Jacksonville TIL Mrs. Fred Hopper and sons Roger and Robert visit Mrs. Hopper's mother Mrs. S F Patterson and sister Mrs Prescott Under wand. L M Lee announces his daughter Mary engagement to J Edward Martin with wedding planned in November. Bowersock Theater presents Gloria Swanson in Bluebeards 8th Wife and Varsity Theater shows Elinor Glyn Days with Corrine Griffith and Frank Mi jayo. Rose McCulloch named head of the high school annual staff with officers and editors listed.
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Fred Hopper
Roger
Robert
Jacksonville, Til
Mrs. Hopper
S. F. Patterson
Prescott Underwand
L. M. Lee
Mary
J. Edward Martin
Bowersock Theater
Gloria Swanson
Bluebeards
Elinor Glyn
Corrine Griffith
Frank Mi Jayo
Rose ‘McCulloch
Arers
Stat
Andrew Business
Hughes
Sidney Emmett
Frederick Win Lane
Lydia Wood
Leland Barrows
Vel Calvert
Josephine Hosford
Gladys Beddow
Helen Stover
Clara Lynch
Donald Be
Nellie Yates
Virginia Hutson
Penfield Jones
Marion Elliott
Jeannette Bowersock
Raym Gardner
Arlene Church
Josephine Klein
Marjorie Olmstead
Pine Wins a Farm Drawn in Tennessee Jacks
Twenty five years ago on Monday October 23 Walter Pine son of F F Pine of this city received official notice that he had drawn a sebud drawi farm in the Rowing. He will leave soon to pick out a claim. E Smith has with a load of Termessee jacks the finest he has ever had. They will be placed on the Kanwake farm. Carrie Emmett of Law five miles met with a serious accident.
Poor Pa Pa by Claude Callan
Davis contributes so much to our church that he thinks all of us should look up to him. When we talk about bein saved he wants us to remember that it is his heaven.
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Davis
Hero
Nesta
Jooesrom
BR. Lippincott Co
Wedding Details and Illness Quarantine Report
A wedding reception at a local home features detailed gown descriptions and helpers in the dining room and library. The bride wears white satin with embroidery and fringe, carries white roses, and the couple plans to move to Albuquerque. Separately, a fourteenth year old child and a home quarantined for scarlet fever and diphtheria are noted in nearby households.
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Cen
Templin
Demplis
Layed
Gael Preyer
Marjorie Ita Rite
Gregory
Oreta Moore
Corbin
W. H. Johnson
R. D. O'Leary
L.N. Flint
Madonna
Fortieth Year Notes From McCookfield Game Crowd Size
Forty years ago on a Saturday a large crowd of about 2000 watched a close state game at McCookfield. The Orange led the Crimson and Blue Baker with 14 and 12 points respectively. Local social notes mention Sam Elliott in Chicago and world fair visits, plus several small family movements and business optimism from Ed Pierson.
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McCookfield
Kansas City
Itawa
Topel Baldwin
Orange
Crimson
Blue Baker
University
Sam Elliott
Chicago
Robert Atson
Chicag
Lena Wilbur
Margaret
Jennie Bunyan
George Orr
Charleston
N. Y
Mitchell
le “Hoy
Ini
Georgia Wilder
Eon Bros
Liverpool
England
Ed Pierson
Haag
Lex
Kansas History Highlights 1897 Dalton Pardons and 1898 Suffrage Session
In 1897 efforts continued to obtain a pardon for Emmett Dalton, survivor of the Dalton raid at Coffeyville, who had been imprisoned for life. In 1898 the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association held a session in Paola with Mrs Abbie Welch of Cedar Vale elected president.
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Emmet Dalton
Caffeyville
Wancas Equal Suffrage Association
Paola
Abbie W Welch
Cedar
Vale
Flashes of Life In Omaha Night Time Scene
A garbled Omaha report notes a 3rd birthday event interrupted by an intruder who turned on an electric heater and started a fire in a furnace after stealing shirts shoes guns and a typewriter. A parson tied martial law during the celebration as unrelated traffic anecdotes surface about wives driving commuting husbands to the station causing jams.
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Agsocidtea Reesst
Omaha
Neb
Nemet
Bronxville
Homeopathic Doses History by Dr Edward Bumgardner
In 1857 Tonya Josiah led efforts at sea, volunteering aboard a British flag-ship to aid the capture of four Chinese forts. The fragment hints at early military history and suggests seeking cash via a classified ad from a renter contact.
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Edward Ard Bumgardner
Tonya Josiah
Tatnail
Outrageous Fortune Seeks Truth in a Wrecked Household
Nesta confronts the stunnedJohn Ridell after a shipwreck reveals he may be her husband James Ridell. Amid amnesia, a tenseBreakfast scene unfolds in a cluttered flat as Nesta and Tom Williams plan leverage. The memory of a London marriage certificate surfaces, while Min watches, plotting and contemplating emeralds and escape. The man struggles to recall his past as Nesta dictates the fragile grip of their entangled lives.
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Thealien
Arden
Riddell
Caroline Leigh
Jim
Wurse
Nestermenes
Renty Nopeleas
Nests
Puddle Muddle Football By Mary Graham Benner
A compact sports note by Mary Graham discusses a playful football scene. Willy Nilly behavior appears in a lighthearted style with quirky antics echoing a local community vibe. The piece captures breezy, informal commentary rather than a formal game recap.
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Mary Graham
Benner
Willy Nilly
Rough-Toughs Edge Tomorrow In Tangled Play
In a wild, error filled recap the Rough-Toughs take a narrow win over Tomorrow as play and serves misfire. Wally Nilly appears in fragmented lines hinting at a key moment and a contested finish amid chaotic action.
Care of a Cold by English Practitioner Advice from the Academy
An old English practitioner urges bed rest to shorten colds and lessen severity. Use local applications for fever and nasal cleansing with water. avoid swallowing while cleansing the nose. Steam inhalations help throat irritation. warm baths boost circulation and mucus excretion. tepid sponge baths ease fever and provide comfort.
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Fenaentermat
T.isan
Tomorrow-Facial Disfigurementa Linwood
Mr and Mrs Barray Martin and daughters of Saginaw Mich expected soon to visit with Mrs Martin and Jane. Garnett Kienough returned from Colorad school principal. A variety of social events and meetings are noted, including Sturdy of Lawren, Silver Tea at the Federated Church, and gatherings hosted by Mrs Lara Warnock and others.
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Barray Martin
Saginaw
Mich
Martin
M Meinke
Baker
DeSoto
Poe
Garnett
Kien Ugh
Friaen
Colorad
Aly
Mis cellaneous shower honors newlywed couple at home
A small shower honoring the newly married couple Roy. Bate and Mrs. RG Dunlap was held at their home on Wednesday. They recently moved to a farm they have just leased, Voilisad farm, marking a new start after their wedding.
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Wile
Roy. Bate
RG. Dunlap
Ives Chapel Social Notes From Sedan And Lawrence
Ives Chapel reports visitors from Sedan and Lawrence arriving at homes and attending church events. Mr and Mrs Sutor and other locals hosted and visited, with festival and Epworth League activities noted, plus numerous dinner visits and Sunday travels among area families.
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Ide Costeel
Bert Dobson
Sedan
Bir
Mire
Taylor
Griffith House
West Baldoa
West Chiapet Booth
Epworth Lasque
Attracty and
Rand
Bert Bomeer
Riker
Tae Casteel
G. F. Haas
Theodore Cinet
Centro Tropo
Fragmentary Phrase Lacks Clear News Context
A garbled OCR fragment mentions languages and locations such as Sweden and Chinese. The text references teaching and various names or terms but lacks coherent event, date, or identifiable subjects to form a full news item. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper headline and summary.
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