Donor list highlights Japan relief appeal in Douglas County
The Douglas County Red Cross role oversaw a $1500 county quota for Japanese earthquake relief with $10 excess due to two donors sending funds directly to national headquarters. J N Johnson reports credit from Arthur W Davison and F L Carter, and a public list of contributors includes churches, businesses, and individuals across Eudora, Lawrence, Vinland, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Red Cross
J. N. Johnson
Neuglas County
St. Louis
Washington
Arthur W. Davison
Lawrence
Kansas
W. Smith
Simon Otk Interests & Hackman
Lawrence Clears
Rc, Rankin
Lou Jeanette Wheeler
McCulloch Drug Store
Morris Land Co
Burt Dales Vgs
Archibald
Hester & Roberts
Maser Me Wa Fanners State & Savings Bar
Sime Budo
A.B. Mitchell
Gertrude
E. C. Bussing
Philip Ernst
Agnes E. Laptad
Cleta Johnson
C. Arnold
Fhs. Baile
Georgeanna Richardson
John N. Johnsa
H. E. Jordan
Ald Kate Riggs
Isabelle Kéele
Alice Winston
Hanna Oliver
A. D. Johnson
Trof. L. Lepsfert
Emma Wall
Mrs. Killian
We Loy
C. S. Freear
Sam L. Fordice
Margaret Mitchel
Miller Carpenter
Jd. A. White
A. Walson
Belen W. Bal
Jas. D. Faxon
A. J. Boynton
Agnes L. Evans
L. A. Weight
Edna Hilkey
M. Car
Finch
Elks Lowe
F. J. Kester
Baker University selects architect for science building
The Baker University building committee in Baldwin chose Thomas E. Williamson & Son of Topeka to design the plans for a $100,000 Science building and to pick a campus site. Heating plans include a high pressure plant to heat all campus buildings. Several Baldwin residents and university affiliates are noted, including visits and moves between Baldwin, Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Baldwin
Thomas E. Williamson& Son
Topeka
J. Luther Taylor
Pittsburg
Joab Mulvane
John A. Motter
Syracuse student to speak at Baldwin rally
Moses Filklestein of Syracuse New York enrolled in Syracuse University is a dramatic critic for a local paper and will speak at a rally at the Methodist church in Syracuse. Dr Allison will give the evening address. The note mentions classmates older than him and ties to Eureka on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Filklestein
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Moses
Eureka
Methodist
Allison
Claude Beeks
Kansas City
A. L. Driggs
Edwin Driggs
Chilistpine Islands
University of the Philippine
Drives
Ogden
Jack
Japan
Tokyo
Manila
George Foster
Tela
Baldwin
Topeka
R. S. van Keuren
Ruth van Kerren
Kinichi Lakai
Honolulu
Kohola
Lakai
Helen van Keuren
Hewitt Taylor
J. E. Waldron
Lawrence
Baldwin Lodge
Enyna Conkright
Charles A. Kinney
Winnetka
Kinney
Zion's Herald
Vinland Grange Fair at Haskinson Stevens Grove
The Sixteenth Annual Vinland Grange Fair will be held Thursday and Friday at Haskinson and Stevens grove east of Vinland. The Ladies of the Vinland Cemetery Improvement Club will serve lunch on both days, with Friday featuring chicken pie. Local notices mention attendees and community happenings including some illnesses, visits, and a death in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskinson
Stevens Grove
Vinland
Vinland Cemetery
Harry Wertz
Clearfield
Parsons
Eugene Hoskinson
Wert
R. Heaverin
Fosd
Ale
Local Society Roundup and Kansas City Trips
Personal and Mrs Wilfred Marlin of Olean Mo plan to return home tonight after visiting relatives here. Miss Rona Crowder visiting Charles Crowder in Kansas City. Mrs Oliver Myers and daughter of Tangmnoxie shop in Lawrence and visit Mrs Myers' mother. Mrs Casper Goff of Manhattan visiting son Marion at the University. Several Lawrence residents visited Topeka and Kansas City for family matters. Bonus board in Topeka receives ten new applications from county offices and former soldiers living out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Merry
Little Son
Kansas City
Taliwin
C. B. Merry
J. M. Benham
Neodesha
Baldwin
Benham
Topeka
Clifford Parsons
Ueson
Arizona
Mary Follin
Los Angeles
Balidhwin
Percy Roberts
Emporia
Wichita Area
Harry M. Newcomb
Ft. Scott
W. Jd. Williams
Gladys Vaught
Lawrence
Charles N. Murray
Danie Wallace
Naomi Lay
Amd
Charles Driggs
Hittle
Cherles
A. L. Drives
William Bennett
Richter
Benenett
Blanche Land
George. Perry
Nemlesha
M. E
Vinlund
Frank E. Wolfe
EF. Allison
First _Methodist church
Louise Brooker
Donald Young
Nina Hester
Grace Greene
Mildred Greene
J. W. Murray
Ann
Earl Marshall
G. McCoy
St. Luke’s Kaan
SE. ‘Paul
Herbert Olson
A.I. Olson
J.sdy Wynn
Santa Fe
N. M
Olson
San
University School of Engineering
Thekl Fischer
William Freinmuth
Tanganoxie
Hardman
Diss Mae Belle
County Bonus Board
Kansas City Markets: Cattle and hogs ease at KC yard
Kansas City stock yards report weaker cattle prices with extremes 25 cents lower and hogs off 5 to 15 cents. Heavy runs of stockers and feeders keep demand broad, lamb prices down 25 cents. Latest receipts show about 20,000 cattle, 21,000 hogs and 18,000 sheep, with year-ago and prior-week comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Geek
Cattle Prices Hold Steady as Hogs and Lambs Dip
Liberal cattle supplies and favorable weather kept most prices steady while hogs dropped 6 to 15 cents with quotes near 7.00 to 7.23 for pigs. Sheep and lambs showed declines of 25 to 50 cents as large Western supplies weighed on Omaha and Chicago markets. Card of Thanks notes accompany the market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Omaha
Chicago
Highway bids open for cement needs for state road work
Jefferson City reports bids will be opened September 28 by the state highway commission for cement to meet the state road work needs for the next one, three or five years. The commission also announced gravel and rock contracts, including Independent Gravel Co. of Carthage, Missouri, for 50,000 tons of crushed stone at 90 cents a ton at the quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Highway Commission
Independent Gravel Co
Carthage
Public Sale Near Lawrence Promises Wide Farm Lot
A large public sale at the Frank Sopley farm announces cattle horses hay and farm implements to be sold Friday September 28 starting at 1 pm. The catalog lists Registered Holsteins horses mules wagons plows harness and dairy equipment with dairy cattle shown as fresh and milking stock plus a variety of household items and tools. Terms are cash with credit arrangements possible through local banks. The sale is hosted by McCulloagh & O Brien and Sleeper with community ladies serving at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi Feil
Colyntha
Voring
McCulloagh & O Brien
Sine C
Pooill
Lawrence
Frank Sopley
Eis
Lesemibor
Trish
Stunath
Tao
Lois Hedges Post Gatloway
DoLigsasy
Neres
Fleury Rausch
O .W
People's State Tank
Fommunity
Afd
Hanenh
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Dorothy Power of 1024 New York Street died last night at 8 26. Funeral details to follow. Rev J D Stevens pastor of United Brethren church Big Springs died suddenly at home. Burial and services planned for Big Springs Wednesday at 8. Rev I Megill of Lecompton to conduct. Ottawa University plans telephone service installation similar to WKOU. Editorial quotes and reflections accompany local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Power
Mr. and M Power
New York Street
J. D. Stevens
United Brethren Church
Big Springs
Mr. Stevens
United Brethren
I. Re. Megill
Lecompton
Ottawa U
H. A. Kepler
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Woman Recovers Using Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Mrs George Burchell of Glens Falls New York says she was bedridden for over two months before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After one bottle she regained strength and can handle all housework for a family of four. She credits the medicine with her recovery and requests Lydia E Pinkham's Private Text Book on ailments peculiar to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
Lydia
George W. Burchell
Gleps Falls
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkharaedicine Co
Lynn
Massachusetts
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