Topeka Visitors and School Box Supper News
Country correspondence from Topeka and nearby towns reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Elias Rake, Miss Lena Walfkaahle, and others. Box suppers at Warnold TastJ Friday yielded good attendance and proceeds above zero. Revival meetings begin at Trent Evangelical church with area churches contributing to services. A long list of social visits, illness notes, and local road work fills the week’s community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Rake
Topeka
Grandina Wilson
Lena, Walfkalle
Lawrence
Yartoldgchool Homse
Ellen Unger
Vla Walfkaihle
Hoffsommer's
Carl
Olan Kampschroder
Terry Gaskill
McNeogs Snedipine
Fred, Pokorney
White
Tutt
Hoffsommer
Lester Rakes
Warnold Tastj
Bertha Wallkuhle
Rence
Will Tedlke
Gertrude
Roberts
Ray Gress
Alissa Mabel Theitssommer
Ely
M. Walthuble
Lester Rake
Dorothy Tildenbrand
Hertha
Lena Wulfkuhle
Pred
Wallfkuhle
Jerry
Vlutisommer's
Kansan News Briefs From Manneto Area Society and Moves
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Viall returned to Manteo Illinois after visiting Mrs. Viall’s brother H. G. VanNeste and wife. The Ladies’ Aid met all day at the church to quilt and will serve a dinner next Election Day at the hall with lots of chicken promised. Hanselman farm sold to a colored family by Watts family who are moving from Lawrence. Milton Diehl moving north of town. Mrs. Fred Gregory and son Howard visited Mrs. J. B. Wood. Mrs. McKee of Lawrence and Raymond McKee of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Van Neste. Mrs. Fred Gregory and Mrs. David Williams visited Mrs. W. R. Haugan. Maggie Duffee went to Quinter Kansas to visit sister Mrs. Wash and her niece Miss Wash. Miss Phebe Bigsby spent Friday with grandmother Mrs. L. B. Bigsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Viall
Manteno
Lawrence
Milton Diehl
Fred Gregory
Howard
J. BR. Wood
McKee
Maggie Duffee
Quinter
Kansas
rMs
Mary
Sowash
Jennie, Sowash
Local Community Echoes With Visits and Upcoming Events
Mrs. W D Pontins traveled to Kansas City to visit her sons Barrett and Winter who study there. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Overbrook to Baldwin shared dinners and Sunday visits. Upcoming events include Dow Dews sale, Ladies Aid, and a Sunday school convention in Lecompton, with Rev Stone preaching next Sunday. the Kanwaka Literary Club meets at Richard’s home Thursday afternoon. The revival meetings at Worden continue with strong attendance and an invitation to all. Myr Enslow of Bethel passed away last Tuesday. funeral held at Bethel Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D
Pontins
Kansas City
Barrett
Winter
Jas. Sullivan
Overbrook
Person
Bert. Day
Mildred
Wilfred
Hershell Ulrich
Will Wood
High Prairie
Ulrich
R. Wood
David Williams
Awrr
Hauglin
Wood
J. R. Topping
Merle Colman
Ruth
Frank Topping
Richard
van Neste
Lawrence
McKee
Guy Bigsby
George
Nell
Harley Armstrong
Jessie Whitwick
Roy
C. A. Colman
Frank Miller
J. R Wood
George Banks
Lecompton
Worden community notices from Stull and nearby
Rev E H Wendland and Rev G Gresser of Stull took dinner at Mrs Heinl’s home. Miss Salma Jehle left for Lawrence to spend a week with sister Mrs Theodore Hack. Rev Gastrock and Fred Johanning went to Deer Creek last Saturday. John Sch wolm and August Fleer went to Baldwin on business last Thursday. Mrs George Reynolds and Earl spent part of last week with Theodore Elm. Henry Hornberger was in Baldwin Saturday. Gresser of Stull returned home Friday after helping Rev Wendland in revival meetings. Paul Johanning was a Lawrence visitor last Thursday. Mrs George Reynolds and her son Earl. Mrs Oscar Heimen and son Alvin took dinner at Mrs Heim’s last Wednesday. Mrs Jo Steobner spent a few days last week in Deer Creek. Will Schwartz was in Overbrook last Friday. Mr and Mrs Emery Will left for their Oklahoma home last Monday. Mrs Emery Will will be re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jones
Geo. Williams
Bob Moore
Spokane
Washington
Williams
Fred Hindman
Independence
J. H. Craig
Frank White
D. N. White’s
Ford Winters
Evie Winters
L. B. Snyder
O. M. Hindman
Chas. Johnson
Vie Winters
Jennie Mansfield
Christine ‘Fucker
KE. L. Yakle’s
Fred Purvis
Jena Purvis
A. P. Foster’s
Rolla, Winters
Stony Point
Hope Snyder
Dorothy Hindman
Anna Johanning
Ida Gastrock
Conrad Gastrock
Henry Elm
Charles
Andrew
Orville
Theodore Rilm
Carl Sehwartz
Overbrook
Henry Sehwarts
Peete
Joe Heffner
Baldwin
Will ‘Rappard
Paul Johanning
Top
Alton
Theodore Elm
Mabel Louke
Clara Fleer
Missinger
Wendland
Will, Peffly
Sehott
Ferdinada- Johanning
William
Schwartz
Will Lynch
Union
Mabelle
Walter Fleer
Theodore Hing
Lida Churchbaugh
Ray Vaughn
Will ‘Vaughn
Bethel
E. H. Wendland
G. Gresser
Stull
eGorge Reynolds
Earl
Henry’ Hornberger
Gresser
Lawrence
George Reynolds
Oscar. Heimen
Alvin
Heim
Join. Stéobner
Deer Greek
Will Schwartz
Netta’ Williams
Marion
Trene
le “Wright
Sedewick
Mount ‘Hope
Emily Scott
Jersey
Presbyterian
Houston
Presbyterian’ Church
James.'Murdock
E.E. Stauffer
J. P. Haggard
Paul
Topeka
Prent
Thos. Martin
Kansas City
C. W
Powers
Victor, Cola
Mary Follin
Los .Angeles
Charles Beeks
Dyer
Williamsburg
Wintermantle Farm
D. H. Young
Geo. Baker
Princeton
Charles Ashby
Dr. Brock
L. Kreeeck
True Foster
Hoffman
Lee Hettik
Charles Penley
Kappa. Sigma Boys
Lyndon
Will Hobbs
E. “Marsh
Bolton
A. R. Marsh
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Advertisement
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Ad promotes F J Cheney Co of Toledo and claims the remedy is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Nationae Bank OF Commeech
Hal's
Roads Improve Virginia Cropland via Federal Study
A United States Department of Agriculture study in Spotsylvania County Virginia shows road improvements boost farm output and cut transport costs. Spurred by a 1909 county vote of 100000 dollars for 40 miles of road, freight to Fredericksburg rose 71,000 tons while pre-improvement volume was 49,000 tons annually. Dairy, wheat, tobacco and lumber shipments rose markedly. cost per ton-mile dropped from 20 to 12 cents, saving about 41000 dollars annually. Similar gains occurred in Dinwiddie County where peanut hauls doubled after road upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
States Department of Agricultural
Vireginia
Spotsylvania
Fredericksburg
Tobacgo
Spotsylvania County
Dinwiddie County
Virginia
Road Improvement Ideas Reflect Rural Needs and Costs
Sanity has overtaken advocates for rural highways as farmers and small town merchants push for practical, durable roads. Citizens demand firm, well drained routes usable year round without bankrupting taxpayers, rejecting costly speedways and pleasure trails.
Feeding pullets to promote early laying
The article notes pullets often start laying slowly because they become too fat. It advises growing pullets receive more nitrogenous and less carbohydrate food to encourage earlier laying.
Movement highlights poor roads and national impact
The text stresses the importance of improving US public roads, noting about 2,000,000 miles exist and around 200,000 have been hard surfaced. It argues that poor highways hurt labor profits, raise living costs, undermine morality and citizenship, and slow educational progress.
Notice to the Public at Kaw Valley Creamery
Retail fee and cream orders will be filled from our factory. Phones listed as 820. Kaw Valley Creamery announces this notice to customers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw’ Valley ‘Creamery
Autumn Notes and Community News From Baldwin Area
Long bulletin of local visits and travels across Baldwin area including Miss Netta Williams from Marion and Miss Trene Black from Lawrence visiting friends. Farm activity notes, church events, elections in Lawrence, and preparations for a new cement bridge near the Winterman farm. Community updates cover dozens of residents and nearby towns with social visits, partisan gatherings, and school and church happenings.
Helping the Lawyer A North Carolina Jurist Remembered
A young North Carolina attorney faced a near clear case with scant evidence. The jury found the defendant guilty, prompting one juror to admit doubt while noting the desire not to discourage a hopeful lawyer. A semi-antihacite-Brigietti reference appears with Griffin Coal and The Ideal Fuel in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Alunda Scelet
Brigietti
Griffin
Examination notice for stenographer and typewriter positions
Notice from Washington listing exams for stenographer and typewriter writers. Men and women may apply for field service on November 17 and departmental service for men on November 24. Interested parties should request blanks 304 and file them at least ten days before the exam date. Pamphlets on position details available from W H Moys See Lome C S Ba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nature
W.H. Moys
Loe
Farmers Add Improvements Around Baldwin
A Baldwin Journal article notes ongoing farm upgrades by numerous locals. New projects include houses, granaries, barns, and cement hog feeding platforms. Listed names: Lee Brown Topeka. A Flora. Port Bell. Chas Seward. Wm Rappard. O M Hurd. Wm Burns. Bert Emory. Chas Kirchner Worden. Ed Heuston. Joe Brubaker. Frank Bell. W T Davis. Mary M White. Harry Hobson. T Ek Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Baldwin
Lee Brown
Topeka
Flora
Port Bell
Chas
Seward
Wm. Rappard
O. M. Hurd
Ww. O. Burns
Bert. Emory
Kirchner
Worden
Heuston
Joe. Brubaker
Frank Bell
W. T. Davis
Mary M. White
Harry Hobson
T. Ek. Boyd
New Methodist Pastor Dr Klyne to Arrive This Week
Rev Dr Klyne named new Methodist pastor for Sir Baldwin to arrive this week and preach Sunday. Former pastor at First Methodist Church of Minneapolis Minnesota, has been on long absence due to ill health. The Methodist board met to plan parsonage improvements and a reception for his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klyne
Sir Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Minneapeolis- Minn
Methodist Board
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
A vintage advertisement for Texas Wonder by Dr. E. W. Hall claims to dissolve grav es and cure kidney and bladder troubles in men women and children. It promises relief from diabetes rheumatism and back pain with one small bottle lasting two months and offers mail order purchase for $1.00 from St Louis Missouri and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Wonder
Kansas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Electric net for insects from Argentina deters pests
An Argentine method uses an AC generator on a cart with about two hundred yards of cable to feed a metallic ground or branch net. A central transformer raises voltage to 6,000 and aims to kill insects over a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentine Republic
Democratic County Candidates Meet at Court House
Democratic speaking event invites all residents to hear county candidates at the Court House on Thursday October 29 at 8 p.m. Emphasis on inviting women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Court House
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