Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Stadler
Kansas Sept 14 A large gathering marks the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Stadler in Eudora. They wed Sept 338 1870 and have lived in Eudora since settlement, with ten children born to them, six surviving. Stadler a Civil War veteran served in Missouri Cavalry and later ran a brick business before retiring.
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Kansas
Stacier
Anc
Fie
Dora
Eudora
Alivo
Kansas City
Dauger
Lawrence
Anpother
Great
Will
Fucora Mri
Stadler
Cs. 4d
Missouri Cavalry
Chas. Pilla
Shylde
Sophia Richards
Werlifty
Lawrence Visit Highlights Local Figures
A series of brief notices locate JT Schall of Dodge City now with the state highway commission visiting Law rence. Morgan of the Watchin son News returns for a short stay. Dr. W G Banker, formerly pastor of First Presbyterian, now in Oklahoma real estate, visits Lawrence. Capt. A C Pierce of Junction City attends a reunion and recalls Lawrence 1856 days. Mrs. Beasas and daughter from White City visit during rush week. Mrs J P Powell of Odessa also noted.
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di ‘Schall
Dodge City
State Highway Commission
Lawrence
Schall
University of Kansas
A Morgan
Watchinson News
Morgan
W. G. Banker
First Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma
A. C. Pierce
Junction City
Sgers
Rss
Ridge
White City
J. P. Powell
Odessa
Missouri Visitors and Local Highlights at University Event
Missouri visitors attend the university events with Martha Roberts directing the group. BF Grubb of Lamont Oklahoma arrives to attend the University. Tuley Louise Shepherd of Hutchinson spends rush week at Pi Beta Phi house and is society editor of the Hutchinson News. Prof C E Johnson buys 1742 Mississippi University Place through Hosford Investment Co. Charles Ebnhother of Downs Kansas visits for the school opening. J J Speck and Mrs Speck leave for Rochester Minnesota to visit Mayo Hospital. Abe Levy travels to Topeka then Denver on business trips.
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Missouri
Martha Roberts
BF. Grubb
Lamont
Oklahoma
Tuley-Louise Shepherd
Hutchinson
Pi Beta Phi
Miss Shepherd
Hutchison. News
C. E. Johnson
Missisippi
University Place
Hosford Investment Cor
Charles , Ebnother
Downs
Kansas
J.J. ‘Speck
Kentucky Street
Baldwin News Note Miss Butell teaches in Kansas
Miss Helen Butell left Friday for Burden Kansas to teach and regain her fear. She has just returned from a month’s East trip with relatives. Berton Auxiliary W K M S held September meeting at Mrs H Kirbright’s home. Frances Wilson missionary nurse home on furlough spoke about hospital work in China. Officers elected at business meeting: President Mrs N W O’Bryne Vice President Mrs George Shirk Corresponding Secretary Mrs Forest M Hartley Recording Secretary Mrs Ray Thompson. Hartleys hosted father Mr Hartley of Arkansas City and sister Mrs Florence Thomson of Chicago. Munzenmeyers return from Woodbine farm with Mae Naomi and Warren. Dr W T Pyle and family arrive from New York to occupy Mrs Lolz Price’s home. Dr Pyle named new professor of Philosophy. Rev John Ashley of Princeton ...
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Helen Butell
Burden
Kans
China
N. W. O’bryne
George Shirk
Forest M. Hartley
Ray Thompson
S. W. Munzenmeyer
Mae
Naomi
Warren
Woodbine
W. T. Pyle
New York
Lolz Price
Dr. Pyle
John Ashley
Princeton
Diamond Dyes Promised Easy Fabric Coloring Solution
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple color kit for all fabrics from wool to silk and cotton. It claims rich, fadeless results for skirts, waists, dresses, coats, gloves, stockings, sweaters, and draperies and urges shoppers to ask druggists for the Diamond Dyes Color Card.
Local notes on travel and plans ahead
The fragment mentions Baldwin and Misses Cora and Roxana with plans to attend school this winter. Walter left Friday for Kansas City while Mr Trotter sold his Tenth Street home to Jordan. Mr and Mrs Trotter plan to spend winter in Florida. A call to drink aerated distilled water is listed with phone 198 at City Drug Store.
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Baldwin
Ashley
Cora
Roxana
Walter
Kansas City
Thomas
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Sept 14
Kansas City receipts show hogs about 5,000 with mixed demand and top steers around 27.25, bulk 14.50 to 15.00 for good grades. sheep and lambs rise 15 to 20 cents with best native lambs at 13.30 and top 14.50. Chicago cattle receipts 12,000 with good to choice steers steady to strong, bulk 15.50 to 17.50, calves 17 to 18, hogs 17,000 with higher packing grades. range cattle scarce, market steady.
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Kansasity
Chicago
Gattle
California Syrup of Figs Ad Endorses Product Safety
A nostalgic ad claims California Syrup of Figs is the safest laxative for children praising its mild physic effect on the stomach liver and bowels. It emphasizes a fruity taste and full directions on every bottle and instructs readers to say California to ensure authenticity.
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California
Grain and produce market rounds from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market reports show mixed grain prices with corn and oats down slightly and wheat bids slipping. Prices listed for No. 1 and No. 2 hard and red wheat, No. 2 and 3 mixed corn, and white oats, along with notes on pork, butter, and poultry outputs. Chicago prices mirror declines in dec and May contracts for wheat and corn with noted futures figures.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Ill
Danderine Hair Product Claims Boosts Health and Thickness
An advertisement touts Danderine promising renewed hair life and vigor after use. It asserts the product reduces dandruff and fallen hairs, leaving hair looking brighter and thicker with more color.
Eczema Outbreak Healed After Cuticura Use
Miss Beatrice Bierman of Northfield Minnesota describes eczema on her scalp with white blisters itching and burning spreading to the head and eyes causing hair loss. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and notes improvement and healing after ordering a sample and continuing treatment.
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Beatrice Bierman
S. E. Weter
Northfield
Minn
H. Bald
Ewes Described as Low Down Blocky and Kind
A compact note describes a flock of ewes as low down, blocky, and kind in temperament. The brief observer’s voice focuses on demeanor and physical trait impressions without broader context or event details.
Soap Shampoo Cautions and Gentle Mulsified Cocoa Nut Oil
An old advertisement cautions against alkali in soaps for hair and promotes Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as gentle, greasy free, and effective. It claims one to two teaspoonfuls cleanse hair and scalp, produce rich lather, rinse clean, and leave hair soft, silky, glossy, and easily managed. The product is cheap and available at druggists with enough supply for the whole family.
Indians' recipe ointment promise for hair loss
Grow Your Hair GET THIS FREE advertises a genuine Indians' recipe to treat dendruff hair loss bald spots and advises sending 10 cts to J H Brittain in New York to receive a free proof box of Kotalke ointment by mail.
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J. H. Brittain
Station F
New York
Be Young In Body Mind And Looks Despite Your Years
A promotional piece urges vigorous outdoor exercise to reverse fatigue and latent aging. It notes many men in middle age feel old and drain their vitality as tissues wear, despite being at prime physical capability. Regular activity is presented as the remedy to restore energy and youthfulness.
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Lawrence Transfer & Storage Company
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McNish
Righty City Drug Store
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Eczeva
Cuthura Heales
Vinland
Guernsey
F. W. Pratt
Hampshire
L. E. Hoover
Eatonic
Costa Trifle
Capper
Nature
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Lyko Medicine Cine Co
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