Community notes and social bustle across local gatherings
The issue records a crowded week with meetings at Number Ten school house and a mission by local Catholics. Residents like Miss Murray and Mrs. Hobson attend events. visits by Charlie Baker of Baker University and neighbors frequent gatherings at Kane, Lawrence, and surrounding farms. family dinners, hospitalities, illness updates, and farm activities fill the entries, including wheat readiness, cattle issues, and travel to Lawrence and Wellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Qayin
Ales
Wolfe
Oftte
Sanilay
Murray
Seriie
Charlie Baker
Baker University
Kane
Henon
Mary Qiritfith
Ann
Tom Curtis
Lawreace
Frank Timmermeyer
No. 6
Martha Dudney
M Gale
Curtis
M Charlie
Griffith
Simpson Taylor
Mary Griffith
Toe Sun Aday
Lawrence's Reply Endorses Evidence and Reader Profit
A garbled Lawrence letter endorses an argument and cites benefits to many readers. The text mentions Mrs John of Lee Pennsylvania and Lawrence figures, with references to a tonic aiding nerves, headaches, and kidney relief. It advertises a remedy sold by general dealers and hints at testimonial style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Rosi
John
Lee Pennsylvania
Laagrenee
Kitna
Boas
Alan Foy
Bethel Wheat Seeding Preparations Underway
Those headed to the wheat field are busy preparing ground and sowing. A recent rain would be welcome. Miss Alice Jones reports progress at five. Artie Powell and S. Cook met with Mr. Williams Sunday afternoon. Mrs Baker, Roy Baker, and M. Baker, with son, visited relatives. Viarbour’s party called at Hy Jones home. Van Marn’s group dined with J A Porth on their way back to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jones
Artie Powell
S. Cook
Wa. Barnhart
Eugene Flower
Root
Silas Dodder
Goldie
Baerrill’s
Richland
Meg
Dan Allen l
Ly Clark
Fred Forth
Quinter
Kansas
Harry
Rida Eno
Eva
Tertha Steward
Baldhwin
Bethel
Ira Allen
Michigan’ Valley
Ira
J. As Forth
P. Parth
Meredith Price
F. van Horn
Alice
Lawrence
Pleasant “Valley
Eli [Ulrich
Grover Srivh
Glenn of
Worden
Frank Marshall
Herbert
Mildred
Hammond
George Boland
Mesdames Green
Hekston
Hibner
Ella Landis
Will Woods
Mea
Mars
Ed Weaston
Len
Esther Boland
Swinley
Elmer Campbeill Jast
Ler
Willow Springs
Jonas Filbuyn
Campbell Sale
Baldwin
Ed Ho
Elmer Campbell
Green
Heaston
Herschel Ulrich
Frank Marshill
Baldin
Witt Wreda
Philip Fidshmnglin
Aidt
Celia Heaston
Herpabouts
Byri
Gladys Puckett
Leslie Chute
Delbert Shotwell
Arthur Reser
Russell Hame
Roy Puckett
Dasdo City
Pili Flesman
Lyons
Mugene Lyons
Cork
Manhattan
Sunday Visits and Local Notes From Baldwin Kansas
Sunday visits fill Baldwin area with family gatherings and church events. Residents report farm chores, sale notices, fair attendance, and ongoing town life with many neighbors sharing meals, travel to nearby towns, and community activities.
Discovery of Ancient Village Unearthed Near Santa Re
The discovery reveals a prehistoric settlement about twenty miles west of Santa Re. Mrs. A. Lo Wilson operates an archaeological exhibit from the Philadelphia Museum showing a large jamert metal gallery and exposed ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Re
New Messeo
Tais Bern
A. Lo Whson
Philadelphie Museum
Rulna S
Dandruff Remedy Ad Praises Zemo Product
A Cleveland advertisement promotes Zemo as a fast acting dandruff remedy. It claims to kill the dandruff germ, nourish hair roots, and soothe the scalp. The copy touts safety, non greasiness and low cost with references to drug stores and the brand’s purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atany Drug Store
Zewo
Cleveland
Political Jottings on Predictions and Democratic Debate
A fragmented political column discusses predictions by Mr. MfeCoatiulek and reactions from Hughes and others. It notes differing approaches in campaigns, mentions President Wilson and Grover Cleveland with bonds and finances, and hints at naval training lessons amid uncertain party strategy and rhetoric.
Mohler notes irrigation advances for Kansas farming
C. Mohler, Kansas agriculture official, tells a congressional gathering that irrigation through deep wells, centrifugal pumps, and oil engines can lift underground water to the surface, offering a reliable crop support and protection against dry years. He cites changing views on irrigation as a profitable, safe agricultural aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary Mohler
Kansas
Larned
Mohler
Secre
Board of Agriculture
Eupfice
College Men Rally Behind Hughes in National Push
The piece notes 25000 college men quickly joining the Hughes National College League to support Governor Hughes and the national campaign. It contrasts this with discontent among some college alumni regarding Woodrow Wilson and highlights figures like campaign manager George Compton. It discusses trust in a just federal administration and the Maine example of Republican gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tventy
Cnjlege
Hughes
Hughes National College League
Woodrow Wilson
George 2. Compton
Wilson Stration
Maine
Senate
House
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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