Local Folks Travel and Visit in Missouri Circles
Ready to Deal Death-and Face Death Miss Helen Strobel returns from Bix Springs visiting friends. Oliver Marr and family move to Warrensburg Missouri visit Hughes family. Hiddleston and Freeman families tour Neosho and other points. John Eubank of Philander Smith College preaches at M E B church. he is a college mate of Torrance. Fra nk Strickland enjoy Ozarks vacation. Vernon Ashlock family return to Kansas City after visit with Warsop family. Bert Hoffman and son Leonard visit Holden relatives. Margaret Christner, Wisconsin summer school and Mexico tour guest of Hambletons. Albert Park and Ecels Park visit John Whitelaw. refers to reed wheat. Frank Richardson family drive to Ottawa. Mrs Richardson Sr remains for the winter with a sister.
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Helen Strobel
Bix Springs
Oliver Marr
Warrensbug
B. G. Hughes
Harry Hiddleston
Charles Freeman
Neosho
Freeman
John Eubank
Philander Smith College
Little Rock
Ark
M. EB
Eubank
J. M. Torrance
Frank Strickland
Ozarks
Missouri
Vernon Ashlock
Kansas City
Third Term Talk Intrigues Capital In Washington
Washington observers discuss third term talk as a natural extension of a president's second term tenure. Analysts note precedent from Grant McKinley Roosevelt Coolidge and Harding, while cautioning that timing depends on political strategy and party strength.
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Washington
Sent
Govern
Grant
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Cor Harding
Prass
Roosevelt
Uncertain Third Term Talk Clouding Roosevelts Plans
Reporters describe tension as backers and staff watch for signs of a possible successor while Roosevelt weighs political maneuvers. March dinner remarks about turning over duties to a successor fuel speculation. Observers question timing and impact on a potential third term.
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Insovett
Brown
Pennsylvania
Earle
Roose
Unsettled Rainfall Forecast For Southeastern Kansas
Rainfall amounts ranged from .18 to 1.85 inches across southeastern Kansas yesterday with unsettled conditions expected to persist for at least 24 hours. Forecaster Flora said the weather should clear by noon as clouds lift, with partial sunshine and little chance of more rain. Readings included Moran 1.08 and Topeka near 1 inch as he noted widespread recent rainfall across northern areas and a gradual clearing trend into tomorrow.
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Tope
Kansas
Toy Nerlures
Moran
Arkansas City
Topeka
Local notices from De Soto area events
Mrs Ruth Miller and daughter Jare from Kansas City spent the day with Mrs Miller's C. G. Mickel and family. Mr and Mrs F D Morgan attended Adele's funeral in Olathe at Monticello Friday. Gordon held a dairy cattle sale near De Soto Friday. Cooner held a sale of household goods Saturday afternoon. Miss Ruth Averill of Wellsville, longtime grade school teacher, has been elected principal of the grade school at Rantoul. Averill visited here Wednesday at the Ash-
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Ruth Miller
Jare
Kansas City
Rade
Rantoul
Local News Brief From Valley Falls
Miss Marjorie Gardner of Valley Falls has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker and relatives. A suspected sleeping sickness case has appeared in town affecting a horse owned by Charlie French.
Merle Cotch Injured in Unmanageable Mowing Team Incident
Merle Cotch son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Couch sustained several cuts needing stitches after a mowing machine team became unmanageable Monday. He was injured while driving the team.
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Merle Cotch
Harvey Couch
Merle
Ozarks Labor Day Visit By Rhodes and Warisop Party
Mr and Mrs Frank Rhodes with Mr and Mrs Tom Warisop of Kansas City toured the Ozarks in the Harvard Bell Wright region on Labor Day. The Merry Makers club met in September at Mrs Dorothy Midgett’s home with hosts Mrs Harold Heary and Mrs Gladys Plummer assisting. Guest Mrs Nora Dowding attended. A picture exchange was highlighted.
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Frank Rhodes
Tom Warisop
Kansas City
Ozarks
Harverd Bell Wright Region
Merry Makers Club
Dorothy Midgett
Willow Springs Farm Bureau Nutrition Lesson Meeting
The Willow Springs Farm Bureau held its postponed August meeting at Mrs. Pansy Penner’s home. Mrs. Penner and Miss Lottie Nease led a nutrition lesson, with Mrs. Harvey Dent attending as a guest.
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Willow Springs Farm Bureau
Pansy Penner
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