National Representatives Listing and Editorial Note
National Representatives names and addresses listed including Lorenzen and Thompson in New York and San Francisco addresses. Editorial note credits Associated Press dispatches and copyright statements appear, with publication details and telephone reminder for journal origination. The date shown is Tuesday September 1, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Chicago
South Michigan
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
South Broadway
Kansas
Cola Cola
Atlanta
Walton Building
Associated Press
Elsc
Audit Bureau OF
Unemployment Relief Plan Faces Oklahoma Reply
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt proposes a New York unemployment relief fund of 20 million dollars funded by an increased state income tax. Oklahoma Gov Murray counters that the plan mirrors a Memphis unemployment conference resolution. Alfalfa Bill touts candidacy if the next Democratic nomination goes to a solver of unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Murray
Oklahoma
New York
Memphis
Balancing the Budget and Oil Field Regulation
The article discusses the Texas oil field as pivotal to stabilizing crude supply and price around one dollar, requiring state and federal cooperation. It also analyzes balancing the federal budget, noting President Hoover's limited authority, congressional role in appropriations, and the need to raise revenue or cut spending to close a billion dollar gap. It considers deflation risks and the impact on taxable income and the feasibility of a balanced budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Treasury
Hoover
Congress
Old Home Town and Estes Park Travel Roundup
Invike Old Home Town Miss Bonnie Bell returns from Chicago and St Joseph. Superintendent and Mrs F P Smith come back from Estes Park. Prof Hodder and family expected home Sunday from Estes Park. H B Peakrs, Carl Graber and C E Learnard go to Kansas City to view a car arriving tonight. M Wilhelmi leaves for Washington Missouri to bring back two daughters Iiga and Irma. The marriage of Miss Frederikal Bullene and Mr Chester Woodward planned for October likely the 10th. Mr and Mrs Bullene and Miss Bullene and Mr Woodward stay at Wind River Lodge Estes Park. The Gilmore Golden Wedding: John and Mrs Gilmore to celebrate their 50th anniversary next Monday at their home near town. They married in 1856 and moved from Indiana to Kansas and then Lawrence in 1857. They own 800 acre farm and have five living children Annie Joseph Solon B Gilmore Mary Allen and Mida Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Bell
Chicago
St. Joseph
F. P. Smith
Estes Park
Professor Hodder
Estes Ark
H. B. Peakrs
Carl Graber
C. E. Learnard
Kansas City
M. Wilhelmi
Washington, Mo
Iiga
Irma
Frederikal Bullene
Alice Bullene
Denver
Chester Woodward
Dirs. Bullene
Miss Bullene
Mr. Woodward
Wind River
Colo
Topeka Capital
Gilmore
John Gilmore
Eudora Road
Pacanoe County
Indiana
Westport
Lawrence
Annie
Joseph
Solon B. Gilmore
Mary Allen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mida Hughes
Douglas County
Ruth Hambleton
Arethur Coker
Coker
Parsons
Pittsburg Teachers College
Wayne Chrisco
Abilene
Chrisco
Lorene Brown
Earl Stewart
Spring Hill
Albert Sprague
A. T. Broveak
Bradford Nowell
Norma
Carrie Spoor
Des Moines
Iowa
I. T. Martin
Roy W. Nance
DeSoto
Ralph
Bey
Minster
Milo Peterson
Smith Center
Minor Hubbard
Almena
Brown
Herbert Oliver
Albert Luther
Houston Boaz
Barry Catice
Bonner Springe
Isabel Dickenson
Sists
Ralph Morse
I. O i
Paul Earnheart
Last Man
Battery A 129Th Field, Artillery
Edward E. Pugh
Helen Doane
Shawnee
Tulsa
Ohio
David Jewett
Veterans’ Hospital
Mary Margaret
David
Laura Fry
F. M. Brown
Mr. Brown
Frank Brown
Amy Ye
Helg Ie
Carper
Robert Allen
Willoughby Koeller
Eudora
James Penner
Journalist fades from newsroom to power firm post
Prof L N Flint returned from Madison where he led Wisconsin University summer session in journalism. Fr L B Readix resigns as disciplinarian at Haskell Institute after eight months and will join Maximum Power Co, local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Flint
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
L. B. Readix
Haskell Institute
Maximum Power Co
Poor Pa by Claude Calla excerpt note
Daisy marries a rich old man and brings home a dog and a cat. The story hints at Daisy's affectionate nature and a home filled with care and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Calla
Local Notes on Travel and Visits Across States
Personal items report Miss Haze Wilson leaving for Muskogee Oklahoma to teach this winter. Mr and Mrs W F March return from a Colorado vacation. Mr C E Teeter and Carol Jr of Winter Haven, Florida visit Mrs Ella Teeter and family. Dr J W O Bryan and sons James and Leonard with Perry Barber return from a 3000 mile Michigan trip including Harbor Springs Mackinac Island Milwaukee and a National Dental meeting. Mrs N Bayse will travel to New York to meet son Arthur who is returning from England then to Hanover New Hampshire for a month with Dartmouth College.
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Read
National Guard
Miss Haze
Wilson
Muskogee
Okla
W. F. March
Colorado
C. BE. Teeter
Carol, Jr
Winter Haven
Frs
Ella Teeter
J. W. O'Bryan
James
Leonard
Perry Barber
Harbor Springs
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Milwaukee
O'Bryan
National Dental Association
N. Bayse
New York
Arthur
Shoes in Heaven Hint to Combat Hookworm
A New York professor from the Academy of Medicine discusses hookworm disease, its global reach including 11 US states, and how footwear and sanitary measures reduce infection. He notes the haunting impact from the Spanish American War era and the term Necator Americanus, emphasizing slow debilitating effects and ongoing eradication efforts. Tomorrow Milk in Many Forms.
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United States
Porto Oe
Ashford
United States Army
Stiles
This Date Kansas History 1887 1897 Crosstalk
In 1887 squatters sued over railroad land in Allen County and lost as the district court ordered ejectment of 60 claimants. In 1897 Harrison Kelley, former congressman and Republican booster for the read er, bolted to the Populist party and began stumping Ohio. Coyote still held.
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Allen County
Harrison _Kelley
Ohio
Coyote
Police Have Not Ordered Killing Of Vicious Coyote
A young coyote attacked 83 year old Mrs. Frances Wollenzein at 429 Indiana Street, then dragged her clothing. The animal remains with a local veterinarian as police have not issued an order to kill it. a chain and collar became entangled near the well during the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wollenzein
Indiana
Wollenzein
Brazil to suspend wheat flour imports for 18 months
Brazil plans an eighteen month ban on wheat flour imports, expected to curb purchases from the United States and Argentina by about 200,000 tons. The move, linked to an exchange decree, would reduce foreign payments and may boost Brazilian wheat acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Sam Faces Love and Money Tangle in Small Town
Sam Sherril loves Freddy Munson but worries money is needed for happiness and independence. Nelson defends class equality while guarding Martha. Fourth Alderson helps with mortgage, yet Sam's plans stall as family tensions loom and a note asks for forgiveness.
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Sam Sherril
Freddy Munson
the Express
Freddy
Dom
Eak Abbott
Samp
Dersea
Sam
Martha Givens
Nelson
Chanter
Sonny
Sammildly
Fourth
Martha
Alderson
Frye
V. T
The Little Black Clock and the Storm Voyage
John and Peggy ride a time clock aided plane toward a desert storm. The Clock explains they must depart quickly to reach the storm before it erupts. They fly rapidly across dunes as wind ramps up and sand whirls, preparing for a perilous adventure tomorrow Rid'.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pegay
Peggy
Poe
Rid
Center of U S population sits in coal mine near Linton
The census based center of the United States population lands in a strip coal mine 2.9 miles northeast of Linton Indiana. Reports from Prof W A Cogshall of the University of Indiana place the center there reflecting the shifting population. Other notes include geopolitical and social tidbits from New York New York and Leipzig Germany about notable figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
United States
Census Bureau
W. A.cogshall
University of Indiana
Here
Montreal
George
George St. Lawrence Neuilize Bessborough
Canada
Bessborough
Robert Borden
New York
Dievad Bey
Tokyo
Ethel Barrymore Colt
George White
Lillian Emerson
Court of St. James
Kansas News Briefs Highlight Sudden Death and Local Votes
Fifteen year old Ralph Noel of Rock Creek was killed by lightning while driving stock. the stock survived. Montgomery county commissioners cut county road and bridge salaries by 857 dollars monthly. Edwards county levy reduced by .13 mill with three levies omitted. Senator Thomas Gore criticized the federal farm board, saying it harmed wheat farmers. Elmer Corbin pleaded guilty to drunkenness and paid a five dollar fine plus costs. An ear nose and throat clinic is set for September 2 at City Hall with Dr. W O Nel coh in charge.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Ralph Noel
Guy Noel
Rock Creek
Independence
Montgomery County
Kinsley
Edwards County
Board of Commissioners
Keep Money at Home Letter Appeals for Local Jobs
Editor Journal World reports readers urging locals to keep money at home by hiring workers for curb and street name painting at or below announced prices. The piece notes many unemployed ready to work through the Chamber of Commerce Employment Bureau, urging coordination and uniforms. Also includes community notes from De Soto and surrounding areas detailing visits, moves, church activities, road transfers, reunions, and various social updates.
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Journal-World
Chamber of Commerce
DE Soto
Family and community notes from a Kansas town
Residents share visits with relatives in Desoto and Lawrence while local road work opens No. 30 east toward Kansas City. News highlights include birthday party for Evelyn Deay, Hi-Point 4-H club activities, church services at Glenn M E church, and multiple family gatherings around Glenn and Orrick households.
Glenn Family Reunion Brings Glenn Descendants Together
More than one hundred descendants of Mr. and Mrs. A G Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. William H Glenn gathered at the country home of Mr. and Mrs W B Glenn on Sunday August 23 1931. The oldest attendee was Mrs G A Glenn of Lecompton age 71 and the farthest traveler was Raymond Glenn of Arlington Colorado. The Glenns, early settlers in Lecompton area since 1854, celebrated at the Glenn community with a bountiful cafeteria style dinner under an elm tree. Attendees listed include many Gl ens from Lecompton Topeka and Lawrence along with related families and friends.
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Lecompton
Glenn
G. A. Glenn
Nelia Mohatt
Clarence Glenn
Leatha Rose
Mary
Hazel
Dale
Earl
Geneva
Theodore Kuester
Edith
Mary Frances
Georgia May
Calvin
Lawrence
Kan
Edward Glenn
Charles
Esther
Robert Lee
Topeka
Raymond Glenn
Arlington
Colo
W. B. Glenn
Wilma
George Herschell
Dorin
William
Sarene
Norbert
Sonia
George E
Tom Glenn
Claude
Starr Glenn
Ivan
Eileen
Ruby
Maxine
Piere Griffith
Norton
Grant Glenn
W. M. Jones
Jimmy
Byron
Robert
Marie
Harry Minners
Fern Bright
Cyrus Glenn
Oneta
John Dreyer
Wilda
Lloyd
Jude ‘Anderson
Frederick
Lawrence, Kan
Helen Henry
George Chiles
Vernon
Juanita Chiles
William Rawn
Ruth Porter
Frances
Marcus Rogers
Bobby
Marian
Betty Reed
Florence Reed
Richard Anderson
Jake Glenn
H. D. Collins
la Rita
Alfaretta French
Dolpho
Madge
Eudora
Lewis French
Linwood
George Young
W. E. Butler
W.H. Glenn
Nettie Glenn
Harry
Ruth Bahn‘maier
George ‘Glenn
Rosemary
Edward McClanahan
Unionville Area Social Roundup Highlights Sunday Gatherings
Joyce and Russel Leach, Richard Sawyer, and others spent Sunday at the Leach home. Dell Jardon hosted dinner with Loren Speicher family in Eudora. A fishing trip to Ottawa included Misa Speicher. Epworth League Institute attendance noted. Ottawa visits by Earl Black and Krindall family. Osborn joined. Grace Husted stayed with Price sisters. Walter and Olin Seele visiting grandparents. J W Moses birthday party at Centropolis with 29 guests and basket dinner. Various local visits to Schwartz, Geiss, Black, and Moore households. Brown's Grave Thoreau picnic and Vinland church attendance referenced.
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Joyce
Russel Leach
Richard Sawyer
Dell Jardon
Lorenz Speicher
Eudora
Mrs. Krindall
Ottawa
Osborn
Grace Husted
Price
Walter
Olin Seele
Chrischwartz
Jewell
Anderson
Charles Geiss
Clara
J. W. Moses
Centropolis
Doris Lederer
Brown
Thoreau
E. B. Moore
Vinland
John Rockhold
Charles
Mary Mathey
le Lory
J. H
Gale
George Marquardt
Baldwin
de Family
Baldid
Buck Creek Daily Update Notable Local Clerical Adjustments
Miss Verlie Duncan assists Mrs. Elmer Bates while Dr. C J Bliss manages his medical practice gradually after a recent illness. Arlo Thiry’s pet squirrel is under care by two mothers as the community notes small domestic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlie Duncan
Elmer Bates
C. J. Bliss
Arlo Thiry
Relievea Headache and Cold Remedy Claims 90 Minute Relief
The advertisement touts Relievea as a 90 minute headache or neuralgia remedy that also checks a cold on the first day and malaria in three days, plus a baby salve for a cold. Strong claims target general illnesses with fast acting timelines and a baby care variant.
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the World Company
Simons
W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Max Meschusetts Lawrence
Kanana
Adi
Mali
Ravanese
James Kemp
Rochester
Idaho
Jefferson County
Winchester
Umeasy
Paul du Chailly
Equatorial At- Tiea
Regula
Invike Old Home Town
Publishers Syndicate
Etelby
Iago Galdston
Academy of Medicine
James Schott
James McGinnis
Leavenworth
Schott
Dean Stultz
Roebuck-Ward
R. E. Weed
Sears Roebuck & Company Today
Montgomery Ward & Company
St Louis
Freeman Lincoln
Teave
Mary Graham Bonner
The
Elmer Corbin
Amunk
Justice
H. Mitchell
C City Hall
W. O. Nelcoh
Distr
Will Reets
Fred Zieweke
Zieweke
Litttle
Reets
Olathe
No. 30
Kill Greek
George Deay
Evelyn
Needker
Pauline Earnheart
Beulah Loveaul
Marery Cooper
Alice Linden
Vely
Clarice Deay
Elmer Matheny
Homer Orrick
Lenape
DeVoe Orrick
F. D. Orrick
Orrick
Annn Deay
Irvin
Lelia
Deay
Hober Orrick
Carrie Carden
Dale. Matheny
Bobby Orrick
Onekairs
Wisee
Teachers‘ Institute
Liberty
Memorial High
H. F
Fulton
Lescompton
Nora
Doris
Virginia
Carolyn Mellenbruch
Will Brown
E. Meéllenbruch
Richland
Opal Matney
Mary Sanford
Hileen Glenn
Wilma Shaffer
Rosemary Glenn
Dorothy Sanford
Oneta Glenn
Helen Shaffer
Irene Brown
Miss Matney
Erma Matney
Matney
G. M. Bahnmaier
Beverly
Pierce. Griffth
Frances Porter
Griffith
H. H. Mellenbruch
Ermald Mellenbruch
Glenn M. E
Nazarene
Vester Robison
Emil
Elmer
Junior
Hileen
Ruby Glenn
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