CANDIDATES PLENTIFUL FOR OIL INSPECTOR ROLE
Topeka officials seek an oil inspector to replace Harve Motter who will become federal internal revenue collector for Kansas on November 1. Candidates include Ben Paulen of Fredonia, Allen Pinti of Parsons, A Q Miller of Belleville, W H Brokman of Atchison, Alpha W Briggs of Hutchinson, Clarence Miller of Arkansas City, L D Leroy of Marysville, Eben Carlsson of Lindsborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
H. Allen
Harve Motter
Internal Revenue
Kan- Sbs
W. H. L. Epp
Ef Appoin
Tee
Ben
Paulen
Fredonia
Motter
Allen Pinti
Parsons High School
A Q. Miller
Belleville
W. H. Brokman
Atohi- 80N
Alpha W. Briggs
Hutchinson
Clarence Miller
Arkansas City
L. D. Leroy
Marysville
Eben Carlsson
Lindsborg
Guthries Take Midnight Train to California
Mr and Mrs Jim Guthrie departed on the midnight train Thursday heading for California with their sons Ralph and Marvin joining them on the northern route. Frank McRill traveled to Kansas City to arrange haying supplies while Jesse O Osborn hauled wheat to Lawrence the same day. Community notes mention new history volumes arriving, local road work sightseers, and numerous visits and travels among residents including Leavenworth and Lawrence trips and family reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Guthrie
California
Ralph
Marvin
Frank McRill
Kansas ‘City
Jesse O. Osborn
Lawrence
Herbert Nunemaker
R. J. Foulke
J. H. Michaels
Kansas City
Monda
F. H. Barnes
Simulay
Fred Kahn
Leaven
Wesday
Sar Janes
Hhe
la Kahn
Cat
Rodkey Farm
Ethel
Kahn
Leavsenworth
Sey . Wooton
Mina McAlexander
Leavenworth
Kans City
FL AL McRill
F. Ousdahl
Ant Skeets
Harold
H.G. Skeets
Harry
Alfred
Keets
Woodland Park
Marke Hess
Ruth Kahn
Lela French
Mount
Asherville
Kans
Cheyenne
Wye
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Miss French
Peers
Carl
South
Irene Butts
Glen
Local families gather for church events and fairs
Area residents attend church activities and community events in Lawrence, Tonganoxie and McLouth. Families such as the Hills celebrate their 40th anniversary with a large reunion, while others visit relatives, shop in Lawrence, and plan educational seasons in new high school buildings.
Siblings Reunite as Family Ties Travel to See Kin
The article lists numerous neighborly visits and travels involving the Kaln and Sawyer families and others from Leavenworth Lawrence and Clinton. It notes Misses Florence Null Ruth and Christeen Schroyer returning to Lecompton High, and Ed Harris's illness prompting a trip to Oklahoma. Various locals attend dinners and highways outings, with hay baling and school enrollments mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Davis
David Son
Rosy
Leavenworth
Lela French
Bonner Springs Oun
Antetia Kahn
R. Blaker
Hoy Scouts
Lawrence
Cai Sam
F. H. Barnes
Ruth Whenicie
R. M. Crash
Kansas
Contience
Mike Foley
Will Botts
Herbert Nunemaker
Herbert Jr
John Ymon
Will Prevee
Tonganoxie
Vernon
Dehoff
Dehioff
Fred Tartart
Aid Society
Sam Kelsall Jr
Texas
Kelsall
L. Phenicie
Roy Wingrove
Shrine Park
R. Graham
John Harmon
W. J. Frostoff
P. Dwyer
Wilbur Sawyer
Clinton
Carter
Willis Colman
Trent
Ey Seetin
Rainier Richards
Helen
Will Anderson
Jake Vausbinder
Ed Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
Guy Fraker
Milton Winter
W. A. Colman
Lee Colman
Albert Davis
Lecompton
Florence Null
Mary Miller
Elsie Evans
Oread
Wilma Evans
Lawrence Business College
Ruth
Christeen Schroyer
Blanch Shelley
Lecompton High School
mn _ Albert
Clarence Transmeier
Seetin
Ray Ellsworth
Clare Kreider
Wiliams
Lois
Williams
Julius Bearman
Galeton
Hattie Winter
Gladys
Gretchen
Laura Winter
Charles
Elizabeth Sectin
Mary Skinner
Virgie Shields
Blanche Shelley
Osephine Seetin
Little Richand Elvin
Ambrose Bigsby
George Banks
Edith
John Banks
Lorena
Laura
Winter
Francisco
Eoe Oer
Shrimp dance fades from Louisiana shrimp work sites
New Orleans reports the decline of the shrimp dance once common on Louisiana coast shrimp-drying platforms. Modern machinery ends the buoyant ritual as workers moved away from sun-dried shrimp, while tourists recall the colorful scene of periodic music and clattering shells on the marsh work sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Publicly Opened Imperial Pool at Schonbrunn
The former imperial pool in Schonbrunn park has been opened to the public. It measures 82 yards long and is decorated with white marble and mirrors. Also reports a rich gold discovery at Glen Innes Australia prompting a rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Schonbrun
Summer Palace
Australia
Sidney
Australis
Glen Innes
Kansas City Markets Cattle and Hog Report
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 10 000 with beef steers steady to lower and top at 9 40. Grassers run 4 60 to 6 80 with weak stockers and few good cows at 5.00 to 5 25. Yearling heifers at 53 75, stockers 5 to 6, veal limited at 9 75 to 10 10. Hog receipts 5 000 with early sales 80 to 40 cents lower and later sales 50 cents lower. late bids 75 to 100 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Haymarket
Park
Clean Sweep Sale at Lawrence area farm on Sept 74 1921
Auction lists 66 head live stock including 28 cattle with Holsteins and Durham Shorthorns, 20 hogs, 4 purebred fancy poultry, 7 horses and several farm implements. Sale begins 10 AM with cattle, hogs, horses, poultry and gear offered. Location four miles southwest of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences
Dutton Ridge
Pleasant Grove
Trantas
Durham
Willealve
Apri
Deering
Mitchel Wg
Tox
Stacker
Wosois
Asher
Household goods and farm implements auction notice
Auction listing for farm equipment and household goods including milk cans, harnesses, saddles, tools, stove, furniture, jars, and clothing items. Credit terms stated with nine months on bank notes, 2 percent cash discount, sale to settle in full. Pleasant Valley lunch service by Endies. Auctioneers TH. V. Stone and Q. 32 Thomas. clerk A. H. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbine
Rosemount
H. L
Craig
TH. V. Stone
Thomas
A. H. Wood
Peoples Suite Bank
Pleasant Villey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen
Reno
San Antonio
Henry Eislie
Blanch Phenicie
Gladys Qarnhart
Walter Howard
Bernice
Strasbore
Thos. Davidson
D. C. Ballard
Kansay City
Fred Harmony
Epworth League
Roy Dehoff
Carlton
McLouth
Livingston Hill
Mr. Hill
Hill
Mattie Bruce
Fred Bailey
Sumner
Tanganoxie
Elma
Lurene Michaels
Fred Harmon
Fort Road
Kansas City University
Council Grove
Lansing
Will Adams
Jack
Dick Pierce
Fitzpatrick
Shring Park
W. T. Bleakley
G. L. Henicie Hcene
Ruth Pettingill
Villa Eden School
Leonard
Lord Northcliffe
Curt
Northcliffe
Vanderbilt
Charlie
Los Angeles
Fred Kaln
Himple
Joe Wickey
Singer
Sewing Machine Co
Mass
Leonard Bar Oil
Round Corner, Drug Co
Barber's
F. B. MecCulloch
City Drug Store
A. O. Leonard, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York
P. A
Prisce Albert
Prince Albert
Rouse
Francisco Land Co
Neac
Konishina St
I Rod House
Sand Bern
Close In
Peromanth
Fijlburn
Taz Mass
Liza Kenucky
Blue
Davenport
Telephone
Tenn
Kentucky Street
Termis
Sim
Barage
Fear K. Aid Thuvud
St. Pa
Ange
Rooyn Jan
U.N
Polands
Durees
BF. Larmer
Vermont St. Z
Mitchell & Mitchell Bowersock
Ianota
Haz Conn
WA. Lexcherre
Houng
Harysekeening
Holland
Jourmal Werte
Oqwnur
Unis Ad
J. L
Ginseman
W. OH. Curtig
Missouri
Cherokee
Raw Valley Fuel Co
Will Pendleton, Mgr
D. C. Asher
Fort To Fort
Asher & Allison
O. D
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