Baldwin News: Local Notices and Travelers Reports
Miss Ruby Keohane visits Lawrence while Professor Wolfe recovers from malaria. Baldwin residents travel to Kansas City and Washington for work, study, and visits. school opening postponed to September 18. various family appointments, returns from vacations, and relocations noted with local curiosity. Highly named locals, including Beeks, Markham, Harris, Bruner, Huey, Gillispie, and Fleming, appear among community movements and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Keohane
Labor Day
Lawrence
Frank’ Wolfe
Charles E.beeks
Death “County
Stude- Baker
Iesard Eg Harpster
Thomas Martin
Kansas
Beeks
Baldwin State Bank
W. A. McClard
John van Dusen
John and Alene
Wichita
Edward Tucker
McPherson
Thomas L. Harris
Mary Katharine
Greencastle
Fnd
Harris
Charles Shafer
Pleasant Valley Socials and School Prep Progress
Mr and Mrs A L Holcom and Dorothy enjoy a Monday evening with Fred Jones family. Eunice Griffith visits from Independence Kansas. Mildred Maloney and Mrs Holcom prep an oil stove for school lunches as Pleasant Valley begins September 4. Numerous locals attend gatherings, visits and diversions from Topeka to Lawrence with church, farming, and wartime guard references noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Holcom
Dorothy, Holcom
Dorothy
Tobler Sant
Fred Jones
Eunice, Griffith
Independenct
Kansas
George T. Griffith
Migs
Mildred Maloney
Lawrence
John Maloney
Charles Oehlert
Fred Kennedy
Roy
Frances Curtis
the Elms
John Tobler
Samily
Clell Dean
George Briffith
Edlian
de Soto
Mr. Oehlert
Baldwin
Huling. Richardson
Hilfel
Ahd
John Meloney
Flavia
Mildred
W. Jd. Curtis
Lone Star
Tom ‘Ward
Chesley
Linwood
Hugh Axe
Grissie Rich
Ardson
Pleasant Valley” Theeshing Company
Fogarty Ard
Clavien
Richardson
Clyde Wardail
Dwight
Ira Rothrock
Arther Anderson
Vernom
Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Carl Kempton
Timothy J. O'Keefe
Dora
Josephine O'Keefe
Fort Leavenworth
Blanche le Duke
Rothrock
Flavia Maloney
Eunicz
Griffith
Adgust Ross
Karl
James Lashure
Charles’ Ochtort
Jake
Ward Tandis
Carlo Kempton
Topeka
Hugh
Axe
Garl Kempton
Crissie¢ Richaardson
John Joney
Dora Oe
Tian
Dorothy Richardson
Helen Goff
Carl Rothrock
Leslie Demeritt
Florence Klaxton
Bab Ice
A. L. Halcem
Ward Landis
Elmer Landis
Audrie
No. 6
Johnn C. Maloney
National Guard
Fort Riley
George Geter
Ciaies Oehlert
Deaths and Fortunes: Keyser and Craigmire Obituaries
Dr. Susan Keyser died yesterday at her daughter's home and funeral is set for 9 AM at 1324 Ohio Street with burial in Ellis Kan. Miss Emily Craigmire, 61, died at 1913 Barker Avenue. private services will be held at Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home at 10 AM, Rev. McAferty presiding, Oak Hill Cemetery interment. Washington reports national bank resources at $20.706 billion on June 30, up from May and 1921 levels, with assets distributed across districts and ongoing shifts in cash, securities, and discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Keyser
A. R. Adair
Ohio Street
E. A. Edwards
Ellis Kan
Emily Craigmire
Hangon
Barker Avenue
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
E. E
McAferty
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington
Crissinger
Atlantia
Dallas
New York
United States Governent
Oskaloosa Socials and Local News Highlights
Oskaloosa hosts a welcoming gathering for the 0EB Sia from the Ali cone chapter in McLouth, while Lawrence Parker arrives from Long Beach in a Ford, a Denver layover, and a Jacquemine home stay. Local teachers, marriages, visits, auto sales, and road trips fill the week. The Comanche County Fair announced for September 7 to 9 with broncho busting and relay events. The piece notes daily life, community ties, and upcoming local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
S.ia
McLouth
Lawrence Parker
Long Beach
Calif
Denver
Jacquemine
Mary Francis Stubbs
Ida Searle
Chicago
Jefferson County
May Nincehilser
George Dittamore
Sabatha
B.R. Small
Grace Coleman
Atchison
Pennington
Coleman
Marie Kramer
Alice Root
Ozankie
Bert Patrick
Vavra
Neb
Harry Woods
Joe Wendel
Chanute
Leonard Razicks
Lincoln
Chas. Vavra
Frank Barbee
Michigan Valley
Bellej Potters
A.w. Draper
Eion
C. Draper
Velma Dennis
Patrick Seagraves
E. C. Thorp
Albert Gremse
Seagraves
Liberty
Frank Stevens
Nettie Stevens
Stevens
Frank Cateman
Ed O’brien
Topeka
F. B
Mayer
Manhattan
Alma Leech
Ona Mae Larner
Kings Herald
Picnie
George Raines
Mary Stark
W. OR. Raines
Oxwaite
Stark
Effingham
John Crawford
H. Wright
Joplin
J.C. Draper
Guy Smailey
Ivan Bells
Frank Simmons
K. C
Kansas City Markets Labor Day cattle hogs and sheep report
Kansas City stockyards report Labor Day activities with receipts of about 25 000 cattle 9 000 hogs and 8 000 sheep. Fat cattle weak to 15 cents lower stockers and feeders strong to 150 cents higher hogs 10 cents higher. sheep and lambs weak to 25 cents lower. Veal calves steady. Top prices and shifts noted for various classes. Also divorce suit filed Letha B Harding vs Walter H Harding citing extreme cruelty and custody request. Historical notes include Jamestown marriage and Zulu chiefs feather lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chasses
Letha B. Harding
Walter H. Harding
Chicago and Kansas City live cattle and hog market notes
Chicago cattle and hogs show varied, mixed trends across grades. Beasts steady to weak, fat cattle and veal uneven with bulls and stockers fluctuating. hogs generally 10 to 23 cents lower, with packing sows steady to slightly lower. Kansas City reports similar pressure on cattle with weak to higher ends and hogs easing, livestock prices and futures mixed amid light receipts. Grain and produce sections show steady wheat and corn with slight shifts in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Glently
Idaho
St. Poultry
WEN
Nans City
Corn Harvest in Leavenworth County Starts
Leavenworth County reports corn cutting underway with County Farm Agent IL N Chap man noting many farmers have begun and seek workers for the coming weeks. Several other growers anticipate starting this week. The seismograph at Georgetown University is noted as highly accurate and delicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
IL N. Chapman
Georgetown University
Lemon Bleach Lotion Promises Fairer Skin Tricks
A vintage ad promotes lemon juice mixed with ore white powder to create a cheap skin whitening lotion. It claims a harmless, fragrant formula can bleach the face, neck, arms, and hands daily, reducing freckles and sun blemishes without irritation. It cites stage beauties as users and markets the preparation as inexpensive and effective.
Cunningham Bedding Co Call for Book Binding at Journal World
Cunningham Bedding Co issues call for binding services at the Journal World office. The notice seeks collaboration with local publishers and bids for book binding projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummingham
Journal-World
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health From Cabbage Diet
A reader claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured chronic stomach ailments enabling them to eat cabbage and sausage without pain. The ad touts the preparation as a simple fix that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation linked to many digestive diseases, with a money back guarantee and availability at Round Corner Drug Store and other pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Round Corner
The Lee Penny and a Beyotian Flag Mentioned
A venerable Lee penny, a silver coin held by an English family since the Crusades, once formed part of a ransom for a Saracen chief and is famed for claims it can cure diseases. In 1665 a plague-stricken town hired it for securities totaling 125000 dollars. The Beyotian flag features a white crescent and three white stars on a blue field.
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William.c. Markham
Ralph
Washington, D. C
Markham
Bureau of Public Roads
Miria Markham
Chautauqua Company
Swarthmore College
Paul Bruner
Baldwird
John Ruchty
Hutchinson
Ernest Phillipps
Richard Andersen
Ruth
Ottawa
Heitt Taylor
Edward Huey
Grace
Baldwin School
Methodist Church
Oscar’ E. Allison
Jerome J. Bentley
First Methodist Church
Epworth
West Virginia
Fleming
Bank Hotel
Irs
C. Stephens
Fern
Eva
Richard
Samuél
Deél
Helen
Samuel
Miriam
Billy
Katharine Kelly
Vinland
N. A. Horrell
Merle Fischer
Jacksonville
Illinois
Nettie Hill
Horrell
Charles. &. Parmenter
Quayle
Alligail
jOzarks
Florence
Harrington
Niecd
Hélen Wyricoop
Mary Dixon
Miss On
Kansas City Kan
Aeadle
Ebright
Altooni
Néal
Joseph
Nellie Johnson
Emporia
Pleasant Valley
Qskalogsa
Barber's Drug 1
Utah
Chas. M. Pipkin
Market Cor
American Colonies
Jamestown Ir 10
Cagte
Holmes
Auto Enemels
Barber's Drug Store
Cary
Childes
Edwardsville
Taek Bryant
Galves
China
Mie
Carl
Chiren
Haugh
Lone Suit
Gow i
Cunard
Donaldson
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Glasgow
Cassandra
Liverpool
Albania
Halifax
Plymouth
Cherbourg
London
Andanlawo
Antonia View Odt
Hplifax
Wantes—Houseman
Davis Motor Co
Perry
Gell
Freestone
Benke
Paw Hushed
Memilg
Breezedate
J. Hj
Sipinke
Ohio
Clork
Pleasant Grove
W. M. Wipgert
Shomas
Pi Sau
Lindsay
Enre Journal World
R. T. Street
Klum
Campbell Street
Chis
Las Bl
Buenan
Massy
Teyxo
Heise
Cnfirnisher Hight
Phoits Soeeke
Loutat Coudrate Robbies
Lawrente
Distanen Saat University
Cartér
Th. North
Louis Moll
Madora
Bodhish
She Conn
Lagrens Trouley
Luston
Mart
Tebween University
Bhiel
Duchess Pesus
Theanty
Ho Dasket
Ulpetrig
Iran
Exteas
Kansas Electric Power Co
Mass. St
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