Kansas Leads in Transportation Progress Across Rail Road and Auto Sectors
State records show Kansas ranks high in rail mileage highway length and motor vehicles. About 250000 railroad miles in the U S. Kansas hosts 212 miles of highways nearly the entire nation, with 300 miles hard surfaced, 450 under construction and 200 more approved. Eight percent of Kansas vehicles are trucks, with a potential 25000 truck tags, reflecting rapid growth in motor freight and paved road expansion.
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Kiplir
Kansas
Union
United States
Texas
M. W. Watson
Toad
Ransen Dynes Autohice
Secretary of State’s Office
Ees Au
Sear T. Meyer
North Lawrence
Local residents busy with visits and travels across Kansas
Clinton Mayrie Caylor and Edith Gibler travel to Kansas City while others, including Miss Thelma White, Mr. J Chas Cummings, and Mrs. Mike Had, spend time with relatives in Topeka, Lawrence, and nearby towns. Families note visits to Warner, Hiddlestone, Hollingsworth, and Hout households as spring travels continue.
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Mayrie Caylor
Edith Gibler
J.D. Gibler
Kansas City
and . B. Lowell
J.chas
Cummings
Lawrence
Thelma White
Warner
Topekdoe
Mike
Jon
Maurie Caylor
Jhos. BE. Losh
Lawrelice
Henry Dirk
Missouri
Dirk
N- Hout
Jg Maude
Steele
Wings
Hiddlestone
R. J. Horrell
Bruce
Lawrence Vis
Kanity
Arthur Losh
Martina Pugh
Topeka
Ruby
Opal Hollingsworth
Ding
Grace Woodward
Mesa F.C
Local notes on visits and social events in Topeka area
In Topeka and nearby towns several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and friends. People include T. J. Caylor and Mrs. L. T. Tucker, Misses Margaret and Irene Griffith with grandmother, and Miss Bertha Glenn as school starts September 5. Socials at Belvoir and Barker schoolhouse with many attendees are noted, along with numerous household and church visits, receptions, and dinners.
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Ven
Topeka
L. T. Tucker
T. J. Caylor
Lawrence
Russell Woodward
Arthur Losh
Margaret
Irene Griffith
H. J. Allen
M Iss’ LeNora Kelly
Mattie Tarpy
Rey
A. Gardner
Nelson
Kropf
Stull
Belvoir
Flowers Club
George Hout
McPherson
Kansas
Sarsh Gibler
Twins Mound
Edith Gibler
T. R. Woodward
la Junta
Colorado
Bertha Glenn
Edith Denemiler
Maurie Caylor
Myrtle
Emma Kampschreder
Nina Anderson
Opal Nelson
Messrs
Paul
Nelson Gardner
Theodore Jones
Willie Kanpschreder
Jude Anderson
Ernest Nelson
Olin
Kenneth Holderman
Mattie Kampschroder
Myrtle Tarpy
Sarah Gibler
Emma Kampschroder
Nice Martina Pugh
Oral Bradley
Eva Hornbuckle
Edith Gabler
Chas, Woodward Sjy
Missouri Family Attends Funeral and Local Visits
Missouri residents including a daughter and three sons Eck Joe Ed and Charlie attended a funeral on Wednesday at Shipman where aging clocks remained. Carters Mr and Mrs Shipman Carters and son visited Arthur Richards Sunday afternoon. Lawrence visitors included Mr and Mrs Charlie Wells Mr and Mrs Newt Hamlin and Mrs Elizabeth Seetin. Herbert Belles Albert and Clarence Transmeier and Ray Saint Josephine Seetin joined a Sunday school party at Gertrude Lees Tuesday hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs A R Colman.
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Winter
Tacoma
Washington
Laura Winter
Burnett
Chipher Deskins
Topeka
Will Anderson
Will Porter
George Richands
Kan
Waka
Merle Taylor
Seetin and
Transmeier
Martha ‘Transmeier
Lionel Rogers
Elmer Shields
Scott
Rett Craig
France
Lecompton
Walter McClanahan
Guy McClanahan
Will
Porter
Christopher Deskins
Wu. Ege
Merle
Colman
Mary B
Florence
Rainier Richards
Eudora
Wilbur Sawyer
Firom Clinton
Miller
Lone Stuer
Henry
Orley
Myr
Pete Underweed
Seetin
Herman Transmeier
Ed Seetin
Mary Skinner
Lawrence
Blanche Shelley
Miss Nelson
Clinton
Wilma
Elsie
Tommy ‘Porter
Nora Schroyer
Herman Tijansmeiergund Almeda
Seetins
Will Elkins
Col
Missouri
Joe
Charlie Eck
Fieraig
Shipman
Carters
Carters and Son
Arthur Richards
Charlie Wells
Newt Hamlin
Elizabeth Seetin
Herbert Belles
Albert
Clarence Transmeier
Ray
Josephine Seetin
Gertrude Lees
Frank Miller
A. R
A Cure for Unrest Premier Seeks Education as Remedy
Japanese Premier Hara told a House of Peers delegation that education is the most urgent remedy for labor unrest and price living pressures. He noted government efforts to boost education while stressing the need to develop public spirit and social morality in the empire. The report reflects Tokyo’s response to widespread agitation and economic strain.
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Tokio
Hara
House of Peers
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R. E. Schroyer
Josephine
Crawford McClung
Billy Richards
George Richards
James Burnett
Zabeth
Mary
Willis Colman
Roy
W. A
Colmans
Charlie Winter
Perry
Ray Ellsworth
Merle Colman
Schroyers
Ed. Seetin
Waterloo
Aileen Colman
Sam
C. H. Hoyt
Rath
Christeen” Schreyer
Julius ,Buermans
Eek
Wijliam
Fiers
AL. H. Esterly
Gost
Dr. Taylor
T B. Null
H. W. Hoyt
Com. E. Coll
Z N. Bieg
R. Y. Pennoyer
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Will Pendleton
Mgr
Journal-World
Joel Bradfield
Furniture News
Metzler Furniture Co
Ecke
Lawrence, Kan
Skofstad
B. Edwin Lang
East
The
Abe Wolfson
Ottawa
Blackstone
Exry Day
Big
Franklin County
Nogle C
Eer
Franklin County Agricultural Society
P.P. Elder, Jr
Sec'y
WoLf's Boox Store
Mass
Associated Press
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