Ex Crown Prince Leads Simple Island Life in Exile
Amsterdam reports Frederick Hohenzollern once heir to the German throne lives quietly on Wieringen island under guard, preferring a practical life. He frequents local fishers, maintains a small American and English fiction library, and differs from his imperial father Doorn era. He is a monarchist yet unbitter about Germany becoming a republic, accepting exile with a pragmatic outlook.
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Amsterdam
Prass
Frederick Hohenzollern
America
Frerick
Napoleon
St. Helena
Fredeviel
Wieringen
Wahou
Doorn
Germany
Averayet
The
Hague
Voorn
Cattle and hog market reports show rain hurts receipts
Receipts 33,000 cattle 20,000 hogs 19,000 sheep, down from last week. Rain in the Southwest slowed shipping and trains, keeping demand steady for beef cattle and steady to strong for grass cattle. Hogs steady at open but eased to 8.25 to 8.55, sheep and lambs 15 to 40 cents lower, horses and mules sold unevenly while strong classes stayed in demand.
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Basy
Waml
Chicago
Omaha
Baldwin News: Davis Family Visits Bartlett Hosts
Mr and Lowel Davis and their daughter Flaine from Bartlett visited Dr and Mrs George M Liston and family for several days. Mr Davis returned home Monday while Mrs Davis and Flaine remain. Mrs Thomas Martin left for Kansas City after visiting Becks. Two Becks sisters Mrs Ford Parsons of Tuscon and another sister were visiting.
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Kinzer
Charles Yolliday
Canada
Maemine
Druficller
Holliday
Emma Kinzer
Baldwin
Charles A. Shumway
Homer Hess
Conway Springs
Arkansas
Edward Kinzer
Neosho
Edward J. Kinzer
Oakwood
T. WH. Lough
Wichita
B. S. Pence
Oswego
J. M. Gregg
ElDorado
Harry Green
Lawrence
William Hobbs
Wilbur Holliday
Topeka
Lowel Dervis
Bartlett
Alexander Trotter
A L. Tickerall
Kansas City
Thomas Martiny
Kinease
Lowel Davis
Flaine
Bean
George M. Liston
Tanily
Davis
Ms. Daves
Baker
Thomas Martin
Becks
X Becks
Ford’ Parsons
Tuscon
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock and Grain News
Chicago and Kansas City report cattle and hog markets with mixed demand. Hog receipts slow with top bids near 9.20 to 9.10 while bulk sale ranges slide. cattle remain generally steady with yearling demand strong and western grass stock active. Kansas City notes slower cattle trade, scarce fed steers, calves higher, hogs down about 10 cents from yesterday, and grain quotes for wheat corn oats and barley.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Sas
Community church meeting hosts and fair attendees noted
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held a regular meeting in the communite room with twenty members and twelve guests. Mrs. S H Wallace of Kansas City spoke as a W C T U lecturer. Hostesses served ice cream and cake. Future plans include an all day meeting at the Catlin home in Lawrence. Numerous local events and visits to the Kansas State Fair are reported, including families from Eudora, Lawrence, and Topeka.
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Mary T. Follin
Los Angeles
Aura Docker
Wallace B.fhemint
Chicago
A.E. Leach
Baker
Madge Millard
Larned
Rosa Kornbredt
Kansas
Aletha Cram
Lawrence
Helen Reid
Cherryvale
Ingas University
Baldwin
Nel Hughes
Msi
W. M. Pen- South
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Clionian and Biblical Literary Societies
Assembly Hall
Birk Hughes
Fourth and
Elm Streets
Raklwin
Bard
Salina
Rodney Platen
Baril
Ruth Lundgren
Baker Conservatory
Minister's Wives Association
I. B. Githam
South Eighth Street
Florence Bennett
Ottawa
Alexander Trotter
Mes. Jekefall and Son
Duane
Kansas City
Clark
Chas
HoWidss
Charles A. Shumway
Charles W. Bailey
O. E. Allison
Lowell Davis
Lollidiy
Talmadie RP
Funk
I Kinzer Holliday
Altamont
Baker University
Baldwin Post Office
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
George Catlin
J. D. Harris
Raymon McQuiston
R. C. Ogden
Lomax
B. Johnson
Allen Cochran
Eudora
Topeka
Geo. Lothholz
John Moody
Lilian Fuller
Charles E. Sheldon
C. B. Floyd
Gladys Jones
Dan Reber
George Schneider
Clarence
Otto Spitzlt
Adolph Low
Eugene Mueller
Leota Ziestnis
Eli Westheffer
Conrad Alteenbernd
Ian Harold
Otto Durr
Howard Deay
Earl
Lelia Gabriel
Lillian
Bessie Millurn
Alvin Gabriel
Clarence Hausman
Don Westheffer
Eischinger
Est Gerstenberger
Orstenberger
Hone
Kans
Hilda Ziesen
Memorial Hospital
Homer Gerstenberger
Gurstenberger
Wm. Carter
Carter-Smith Motor Co
Wm. Altedbernd
Kansas City Blues
St. Paul
Arnold Ziesenis
Baptist Chrch
Nancy Walker
Leyi Woodard
Woodard
Eva Walker
Phoenix
Arizona
Lon Baigy
Willow Springs
Cora Hice
Woman Recovers Using Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs George W Burchell of Gipns Falls New York says two months of illness left her unable to stand. After starting Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she rapidly improves and resumes all household duties. Free literature offered upon request from Kane Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Giens Falls
Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
George W. Burchell
Gipns Falls
Rey E. Pinkham
Kane
Lynn
Massachusetts
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Care Journal- World
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Lawrence Cider and Vinegar Co
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Ohio Potatoss
Paul Faglad
Walla Walla, Wash
Union
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Kansas Electric Power Co
Vermont
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