Kansas Democrats Bluff In Presidential Poll Says Kansas GOP Leader
Kansas Republicans predict a large GOP majority this year with Governor Capper winning by about 107000 and President Roosevelt carrying fewer votes due to railroad issues. The GOP statesmen claim Democrats lack precincts and any complete county tickets, challenging Democrats to name 20 counties Wilson would carry. Observers dismiss Democratic polling as bluff while outlining expected shifts among business and farming voters and rail labor influences. Local notices warn Lawrence Water Company debtors to settle or face shutoff. Visitors from Clif ton attend WA Aussi football games.
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Topeka
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Kansas
Chas. H. Sessions
Capper
Highes
Wien
Wilson
Wilsonill
Scrofula and Humors Treated by Sarsaparilla Claim
A historical ad copy extols Sarsaparilla as the best treatment for scrofula and humors. It urges older generations to teach the youth about its supposed blood-purifying powers, noting the medicine has been “tasted for forty years” and should be purchased today.
Oct Review ready for mailing at Business College
The October issue of The Review is being prepared for mailing with fifteen to twenty thousand copies. Chapel Exercises featured Mr. Fisher on a vocal solo and Miss Gorsuch on flute. A Halloween party for about a hundred students featured jack o lanterns, games, and refreshments. New students enroll daily as fall term opens, with plans to begin soon. Oswald and Derstler lead the College Bank training, while McCulloch's Drug Store runs a nationwide straw vote for President, voting daily and sending results to Roxall Headquarters.
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Business College
Fisher
Gorsuch
Haltowe’en
United States
Shewid
Messrs. Oswald
Derstler
Oswald
Cotlege Bank
McCulloch's
Roxall
Boston
McCoHock's
Brakeman Tips Stir Aggineville Crowd Before Game
Reporters describe students marching from Aggineville to a football game, where brakemen collected tips at fifty cents each and threatened to seek rail labor raises if blocked. One brakeman reportedly received nickels and dimes, while shoppers admire changing window displays at Innes store, Weavers, Myers, and House Clothing.
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Aggineville
Aggievilelle
Innes Ostore
Mybers
Excelsior Social Roundup From Baldwin Visits and News
Mr and Mrs Tom s and were aldwin visitors Maude Barnhart spent Thursday and Friday night with Mrs Chis Gil Hilaneds Miss Katie Kriffith and Miss Nellie Noble left Tuesday morning for Win veld Mrs Mary Robacker returned to her home in Agricola after visiting three weeks with her sister Mrs John MHiem Mr and Vers Cherence Gibson and dk dewlitay spent Sunday at the Jessee home Milton Krink left Sunday mornings for Town Ernest Brubaker spent Friday night with home folks Mrs Ed Hyland spent Thursday and Friday at the John Hybane home Miss Mattie dessee and Silas were in Baldwin Wednesday Mr Brubaker sit up with Mr Gillli land Thursday night Lester Swimley spent Saturday with his sister Mrs Ed Fiyland Chas Gilliland was a Bald Witt Visitor Friday The prayer meetings last week met mr the Brubaker Hefner and Winter mantel homes It will meet at the church this week Mr Brubaker awas a Baldwin visitor Wednesday Mae Swimley called on Fd Hyland Mr and Mrs John Hiem and Mr Mary Robacker spent Sunday at the Sheekey home of Baldwin Mr and Mrs John Schhwalin returned home Tuesday evening from a visit with friends and relatives in Western Kansas Mr Frauenfelder and Lena were in Baldwin Wednesday The Verden Club met at the home of Mrs John Beck last Wednesday seven members were present They all had a fine time It will meet with Mrs Rodney Keck next time Mr Brubaker and two sons Louis and Lester spent Saturday with Mrs Mary Griffith and Joe Lester Swinsley spent Saturday afternoon with his sister Mrs Charlie Kirchner Mr and Mrs John Stafford and Ruth returned home on Wednesday from a visit in Ottawa and Pheye made the trip from Ottawa to Smith county and 7
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Aldwin
Puesday
Maude Barnhart
Chis
Gil
Kansas
Frauenfelder
Lena
Baldwin
Verden Club
John Beck
Rodney Keck
Brubaker
Louis
Lester
Mary Griffith
Joe
Lester Swinsley
Charlie Kirchner
John Stafford
Ruth
Ottawa
Pheye
Smith
Owas
Ugurt
Martins
Rodney
Beek
Viole Haas
Daldwin
Union School
Grith
HoltHyhand
John Hiem
Mary Robacker
Charlie Schwartz
Charlie Gilliland
Christ Selwartz
Lutz
Worden Club
Frank Lutz
Virgil Tird
Oodrbrook
Schwalm
Dave Hefner
Ernest Brubaker
Ed. Swimley
John Dillion
Asa
Maudie
Barnhart
Freddie
Eddie
Rockhold
Solek
Mr. Br
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Mrs
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Tom Gilliland
Itching rash scars limbs six weeks of ailment
TY describes a six week skin illness with severe itching burning pimples that formed eruptions on the limbs. He could not sleep or work due to the inflamed sore skin and relentless itching, and he could not scratch because of the burning sensation.
Baldwin Area News Note Dense Social Roundup
Local notes recount visits and calls among Baldwin residents including Mr. and Mrs. Brubaker Mrs. Griffith and family Mrs. Gilliland and others. Entries mention schooling visits church events revival meetings Worden Club lunch plans and various short trips to Ottawa Lawrence and Kansas City with health church and social updates.
Elect New Cheer Leaders At Baldwin College Meeting
The Baldwin College student council elected two new cheerleaders Thursday afternoon to replace long time leader Cheerleader Davis. Harold Wilson a freshman and Rolland Waters a sophomore won the posts, with Wilson already familiar with Baldwin High School yells. They were tested during the Baker Friends game Friday and will begin duties soon.
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Davis
Harold Wilson
Rolland Waters
Wilson
Baldwin High School
Waters
Baker- Friends
Market report from Kansas City on cattle hogs and grains
Market report shows large receipts and steady to weak trends across cattle and hogs with prime fed steers around 8.9 to 9.5 dollars, dressed beef steers near 7.25, cows and heifers about 4.50, stockers around 5, and bulls near 4.79 to 6.20. Hogs weak with heavy around 10.00 to 10.15, lights 9.75 to 10.10. Wheat prices firm with No 2 hard 1.86 to 1.92, No 3 red 1.78 to 1.86, and futures near 1.84 5-8 for December. Receipts noted for wheat and hogs at 5,000 and 114 cars respectively.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
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Chicago
Rich Man's Bride Lawsuit Amid Ordeal of Dancer
A Chicago cabaret dancer Helene Wohlford, wife of James Cowan, seeks divorce as affairs unfold with millionaire Arnald Zumstein. Ruth McLean, Michigan university student, marries Fuseph Mee while legal actions for annulment and bigamy loom. Terra Haute police involvement follows as past marriages surface.
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Umime
Miss Mefeanr
Rétrait
Herene
Zummy
Chicago
Terra Hawle
Miss McLean
Cal
Terre Diante
Troomer
Aliss McLean
Perdhes
Helene
Bregedy
Prormisa
Local Market and Community Notes From Lawrence Area
Market figures show cattle and hog receipts with quotes and price ranges. A long local notices section lists social visits, church events, and a large slate of neighbors attending gatherings, selling property, and planning upcoming events.
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Edvie Bowman
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