Country Correspondence of Mrs Pill White Visit Notes
Local rural news lists visits and travel among families in Missouri and Kansas. Names include Mrs Pill White Mrs dS Martin Ethel Anrot Nondatr Neill Eleanor and John Whitelaw John Northrup Henry Iggert Minnie Randely Starry Walsh Me Welsh and family Ruth Riley Christine Martin Lee Viang and J W Martin. Mentions school opening near Franklin with Miss Carol Martin as teacher and various travel between Lawrence and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pill White
Ds . Martin
Ethel
Ralph
Fen
Missouri
Neill
Eleanor
John Whitelaw
Thei Anther
Wisconsin
Witt
Shirddock
John N Rthnap
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Melevt
Torshis
Hatelahdon
Kansas
Henry Lggert
Sumer Sune
Randell Anil Daanity
Nidan
Maise
Wesolo
Catherine
Miartin
Edwin Aghing
Sophia Mengay
Lawrence
M. Seluty
Frev
Elon
Lee Viang
Atkuilartn
Oklshonia
J. W
Martin
Holmes
Marient
Ch C Teor
Aldo Kinss
Exster Seluitz
Ruth Riley
Arnest
Abs. McKarland
May Jeazen
Henry Egecit
Lairn
Rene
Callnil
M. Selurz
George Sehuta
Thavey “Welsh
Henry
Freddie
Marguerite
Maw Welsh
Alb
Riley
Dang
Lena Steshner
Lawrynec
Iik
Emaina
Sebuux
Carol ‘Martin
Parke
Tasday Geonine
Laauenen
Brantssi Ellen
Rikectl
Ceara Kinwlis
Geneva
White
Waldo Truss
Elenner
Dyche case sparks KU professor widow controversy
Kansas University faces a heated dispute as the widow of Prof. Dyche seeks education support after his controversial actions. The article details his manipulation of funds to benefit his family, public reaction, and ongoing debate over his legacy and university responsibilities.
Legislature Left Him Out Shorth in Kansas News Item
Fragmentary OCR describes a Kansas legislative matter with mentions of Vrolessor Stvene, a proposed petition by Arilan Clipper, and the Congress Foundation for a widow, referencing administration and Cox. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret, but indicates political action and non affiliation with a foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrolessor
Tate Helier
Childen
Pak Strom
Cuneste Foundation
Luivisit
Kansas
Paroled Juvenile Estrada Fined by Police Judge
The court details a juvenile case where Estrada was fined and paroled by the police judge. The report notes sentencing amid a troubled incident and references subsequent reminders to his family and the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvn Estrada
Shaghsteada
Tt Police
Shane
Mysterious Death Reported In Favs Menworth Kansas
A sudden death occurred early today in Favs Menworth Kansas. Relatives reported the death of illness, with a postmortem notice delayed. A physician was notified and the body held for investigation as details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menworth
Kan
Sania
Kansas
Elis
Orman
Oateloek
Evans
Det
Hevivings Sud
Wien
Bert Wardifte
Nineteen Machines Preview at Fort Snelling Speedway Opener
Oldfield, Burman, DePalma, Resta, O Donnell and others prepare for the latest U S speedway event at Fort Snelling this afternoon. The field includes stars from Chicago and Milwaukee, with a $10,000 purse and a push to set new speed records as fans crowd the grandstand.
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Fort Snelling
Ming
Snelling
Bob Berkut
Mary Comers Ware
Caliepabe
Sisty
Esperts
Chey
Gil Anderson
Catriot
Igutead
Prise Fthas Sowarth
Sevanie
Motor Speed Records and Across the World
A garbled report lists multiple speed attempts and records in various locations. Notable mentions include Ostend Belgium, Daytona, Indianapolis, and Los Angeles, with several figures and names scattered in the text. The piece references tiles, miles, and a range of speeds, but the exact details remain unclear and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silos
Ostend
Niles
George Pagiler
Ah Howe
Pario Bests
Wes
Tyutianapolis
Ralph Jebwine
Bedelia Pupfen
Luis
St. Lewis
Los Angeles
Social Service League Work Continues amid Aid Efforts
The Social Service League reports continued activity at the Susan Service League venue in Fall Sixth Vermont as they begin sale and distribution of contributed goods. After a week, many items are allocated to families unable to pay rent following investigation by a nurse and League Board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service League
Fall
Vermont
Itine Nurse
League
Iiwaily
Independents Fight Standard Oil Case In Kansas
Topeka reports indep endent refiners may struggle to prove discrimination by Standard Oil as prices for crude and refined products vary by state. Kansas officials examine state law while independents plan a hearing in Topeka and nearby cities. Freight rates and competition across states complicate efforts to show uniform pricing.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tae Bquisis City
Mam
Tertder
Linn
Utey Ware
Honsoll
Guy Fine
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence Kansas and Surrounding Area
Real estate transfer notices list warranty deeds and quit claim deeds in Lawrence and nearby counties. Names include Shaw Co and L H Lawreneet with parcels on Wellucky and 1st Street. Legal descriptions reference sections, townships, ranges, and various blocks and additions with multiple buyers and sellers and other considerations noted.
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Lawyence
Kan
Leeker
Equsiderplions
Lawrences
Fee
Shane
Louis
Lawrence
Shaw
Barly
Lok
Jaane Phaen
Jawrehien
Weulicky Street
Laawrence
W. Shaw and Co IL Diese
Lawrenee
Wo Shaw
County
Janne
Lawrenet
Fred Sastaett
Downshire
Mystery of a Case: Court Admits Messy Proceedings
A fragmentary report outlines a court case involving M Fennase and Cobhecivnly amid a jury dispute. The narrative hints at a failed hearing, a partisan setback, and a delayed return from vacation. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
GNE Rural School Open Likely Two Thirds Open Monday
GNE Rural School remains open with two thirds of five schools expected to start Monday at Coat Creek and nearby areas. Instruction will be overseen by Mrs Agus Suunwix, with about eight summer tasks guiding the initial week.
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Coat Creek
Agus Suunwix
Haseley
Teachers' Association Meeting At Lincoln Report
Seventy attended the session as members described a short but excellent program. The gathering discussed school discipline and plans for future activities, highlighting engagement from Alva and local attendees in a concise, period-voiced recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Lea
Lecombien
Rendar
Ceildren
Lias
Aauthien Gault
Fiew Te Ohtan
Fis Tiajpwurtaayee
Arrest Drunk Mexicans Headed to Police Court
The article reports Pablo Mendoza and Patty Monsisza arrested for drunkenness and set for police court. A woman identified as Jane Guiterre is mentioned. Mendoza is expected to be jailed or assigned work in the town of Wahongo, with probable placement at the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pablo Mendoza
Patty Monsisza
Jane Guiterre
Ongé
Etty
Farmstead design and view along corn belt farms
A historical WW article observes farmsteads along a corn belt route, noting how house placement, surrounding barns, stockyards, and distant pastures shape views. It contrasts well framed homes with poor layouts, praising distant fields and harmonious surroundings as essential to rural beauty and inspiration.
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Tronte
Eni
Snc
Tvé
Community Action Needed to Boost Town Growth
A Valley Times editorial decries idle capitalists and quiet businessmen. It argues citizens must unite, shoulder the load, and push for new enterprises instead of waiting for a miraculous boom. Without concerted effort, the town remains stagnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Ge
Tan
Weeds Pulled Now to Protect City Gardens
A local editorial urges residents to pull weeds as seed could blow into Marion county gardens. The piece names residents Lizabert Seaton and Thomas Seaton as involved readers, stressing timely action to preserve city landscapes and prevent weed spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Chroaleley
Bungalow Type of Golden Times Low Roof and Wide Eaves
A vintage piece by William A. Radford extols the charm of a three room bungalow with low roof and broad eaves. It explains design choices like a wide veranda, a straight street approach, a compact front vestibule, and practical features for living spaces, kitchens, and bathrooms emphasizing simplicity and comfort.
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Appearan
Luscond
Carlyle Portrayed Warmly By Former Servant
A former Carlyle servant Jessé Broadfoot, now Mrs Broadfoot, recalls the master as kind and patient. She says she could have lived with him all her days and that reports of bad temper are unfounded. She describes attending to his needs, lighting his pipe, and bringing him tobacco, noting his punctual routines and gratitude for small services.
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Carlyle
Jessé
Broadfoot
London Standard
Rankin Amson files papers on dog muzzle muffling bark
Rankin Amson has filed patent papers for a dog muzzle that also serves as a night muffler for barking. Phyle inquires what he invented, noting the novel device aims to quiet barking while restraining the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin—Amson
Phyle
Rankin
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