Social notes mark Nethercut farewell at East Twelfth home
Society Editor records a teeming gathering at the East Twelfth Street residence of Mrs. Charles Sweet in farewell to Mrs. Nethercut, whose years in the city prompted warm tributes from church women. Readings, songs, and speeches by Mrs. Elder Mrs. Moaily Mrs. Cobyny and others punctuated the afternoon, with Mrs. Tedrick’s missionary praise leading the tributes and a large flower vase presented to the guest.
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Nethercut
First Methodist ‘Church
Betharauity
Idwa
Des Moines
N. ¢. Elder
G. L
Moaily
G. Cobyny
Fred
Hipple
W. ‘iNewlin
Rca Campbell
A. M. Jewell
W. R. Tedrick
Missionary Work
Tuld
Esteen
Sweet
Local notices and social updates from Kansas City area
A long column lists residents visiting and traveling to and from Kansas City, Topeka, and nearby towns. It notes Miss Amy Woodbury visiting Hartsville Tennessee and teachers and students moving between Garnett, Olathe, Rosawatomie, and Manhattan. Also mentions market data and local advertising notices, with occasional job and rental listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Woodbury Bag
Hartsville
Tennessee
Winston
Blanche
Garnett City
Jean Hutt
Los’ “Angeles, Jr
George Ledebore Chase
Delaware Street
Will
Winnie Roberts
Kansas
Kansas City
G. E. Kluss
Corless
Nell Wilbur
Kanes
M. Wilbur
Excelsior
Springs
W. C. Duncan
H.C. Pauly
A. C. ‘Mitchell
City
Barrow
Larry Treworgy
Kansad City
Helen Keith
Howe
Olathe
Rosawatomie
William Weidlein
Jean Kinney
Los Angeles
William Giesel
Lawrence
Univer
Lucile
Memphis
Tenn
J_.T. Constance
W. E. Constance
Chicago
J. T. Constance
Webb Holloway
Hutchinson
Tom Root
He University
Ray Zimmerman
Hiawatha ‘Sas
W. al Dunmife
Topeka
Jerry Franklin
M. B. Sweet
Tom Burel
Oswego
Burch
W. F. Weise
Berryville
Arkansas
Peanuts For Feed Featured In Oklahoma And Kansas
The article notes a surge in peanut use for feed in Kansas and Oklahoma with Spanish variety peanuts beginning harvest late October to early November. Oklahoma reports a 150,000 bushel crop around Chickasha on 2,000 to 2,500 acres yielding 60 to 70 bushels per acre, plus 2,700 acres between Texola and Tucumcari New Mexico. Kansas seeks closer markets for this new commodity previously supplied largely by Virginia territory.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Chickasha
Oklahoma Territory
Texola
Tucumeari, N. M
Virginia Territory
Atlas project urged for Douglas county map atlas
The Journal-World plans a new atlas of Douglas county with a complete county map of townships rural routes and roads plus township plots showing owners. It will include a city plat of Lawrence and new additions. Previous atlas sold at 15 each. orders are sought at 5 each to proceed.
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Journal-Works
Douglas Bounty
Lawrence
Journal-World
Douglas County
Two railroad men killed as switch engine collision occurs
At Rittsburg on Sept 10 a switch engine collided with a Pennsylvania railroad train car killing two crewmen and injuring six others who were thrown from their berths. The final tax sale at the county house today was well attended with minimal sales totaling about 500, of which 375.71 was sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Derry
Coun't House
Kodak advances in simplicity and efficiency this season
The Premo film pack series also improved. Visit Woodward & Co. for the camera needs and expert advice on undivided points. G. Al, famman, specialist, offers ear nose and throat services with offices in Dick Bags ree di furniture new ecommerce bag site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Woodward & 1Co
G. al, Famman
Dick Bags
Double Aviation Fatalities Claim Two British Lieutenants
Oxford England September 10 two aviation fatalities reported in the Army corps. Lieutenants C A Bettington and Hotchkiss were killed when their machine plunged five hundred feet. A similar fatal crash occurred a week earlier killing two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Army Corps
C. A. Bettington
Hotchkiss
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HutchinsonKan
Juliana
Welch
Anna Hawks
Enis City
Annie Harris
Missouri State Normal
Warrensburg
Selmol
Pienie Tilis
Phrny
Mary ‘Atkinhson
Myra Stevens
Adriennd Atkinson
KE Me. Farlin
Helen Hornaday
Roy Fitzpall
Charlie Graft
Robert Weaithe
Arthidr
Weaver
Jou
Dolay
O PB
Bing
Eagle Hall
Stanley Jones
Earl Rankin
Herman ‘Engel
Richard Wagstatl
Lawrence Engel
John Morrow
Béyan- Havi Is
Tlenry McCurdy
Thompson-DeShazer
Burlington
Myrtle R. Thompson
Mr.Roy
B. DeShazer
J. Y. DeShaver
Marrige
Mrs. DeShazer
Michigan Avenue
Missori
Oarsis
Sneevas
Ellen
Grace
Paradise
Kan
Wellington Patterson
New York
Alford
Sylvia Alfordsand
Laura Pendleton
Florida
O. Meffee
J. G. Kochbeing
Frances: Mushman
Gustafson
Gustaffson
Durban
Rolling Stone
St. Louis
Dr. Beach
Clinton
Bell Phone
Ohio Street
War F. Helm
Gorn
Eleanor ‘Treworey
C. E. Hubach
K. A
Arthur Burton
Madame Barracchia
Florence
Italy
Connécticut Street
Tel
New Jersey-street
Eddy’s
Court
Journal- World
Buster Bros
Pennsylvania Street
Vermont St
M Morrison Ageney
Massachusetts Street
E. Lagna
Ohio St
Gracber Brothers
Ciearmakers
Commerce Cigar Co
Main St
EL W. Care Journal
World. J
Quincy
Rely York
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Lincoln
Coleen
Redferner
Lawrence Transfer Co
McCulloch’s
The
Woll’s
California
Arizonia
Northwest
Arizona
W. W. Burnett
Agt
Royal Society
Newmarqw
Walter J. Deay
Ae Daigle Star
Lucy
P. Church A. Ralawin
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