Local Social News Highlights From Baldwin Area
Judson Leach and family visited Mrs Haas on Sunday and attended the Baker game after her return. Families, clubs, and neighbors gather for dinners and visits across Baldwin with reports of travels to the Topeka fair and California. Attendees include Rolla Winters, Mrs Griffith, Mary Griffith, Joe, Frank Lobiigzier, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Leach
Haas
Rolla Winters
Averé
A Griffith
West Baldwin
Mary Griffith
Joe
Simp Jsuo Taylor
Prank Lobiigzier
Pleitkey
Dune
Charlie Eline
C. Mae
Bris
L. E. Speer
Downing
Missouri
John Lewis
Mattie
Stoncking
Memphis
Missou Ri
Serson
Datnilys
Miss Nellis
Claude Newland
Oklahoma City
Sabuday
Mable
Ada Newland
Mas
Earl Lederer
Jon. Rockhold
Kansas City
John Dyer
Paola
Kansas
Frink Sutton
Hirll
Heshuan
Costiguit
Jule Lewis
C. M. Hird Wenesida
Che Gadus
Will Wreyle
Lee
Akter
Ashgrove
Haave
Faiw
California
Ext Hobson
Jie
Koye
Nimber
Zoona Jardon
Tupeks Fair Aliat
van “Tries
Frank van Tries
Baldwin
Klyne
I Xi
Jardon Hirt
Myr
Boil
Lawrence
Oxward
Rube Visitel
Ray
Flory
Sayali
Clina
Dislon
Ca Moe
Aten Et
Clearfield
Abs
Honanwud
Sunidays
Outobur
Chunky Cline
Oklahona
John Atularson
Mies -Vinks
Anderson
Robert “Murray
Dt FL
Barkley Home
Swimley
Saries
North Dakota
Las Wade
Robert Hall
Hiydk
Inisharad
Westey Ingle
Six Corners Community Notes of Touganoxie and Nearby
Miss Ella O Dearpent and Mr and Mrs Will House welcome a son born Monday September. Families gather for social events at the fair and church meetings. Several residents travel to California for winter, while others prepare for upcoming moves and harvest work. Soldiers in camp plan to break camp Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella O
Strong
California
Lyman McCurdy
Jolt Clevenger
Joshna Clevenger
Emma Overbaugh
Ay. C
John Norwine
Ou Arnett
Citrrolax Laxative Promoted By Utah Writer
R H Wei of Salt Lake City Utah endorses Citrrolax Citrola z Beet thing for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. The ad claims rapid relief from headaches and a thorough cleansing effect with no griping or after effects in a testimonial from Bar ger & Son and notes pleasant aftertaste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Barger & Son
Threshing Prolonged by Rains Hit Kansas Mills Return
J K Mills comes back from Ellis county after two months with a threshing gang as heavy rains halt threshing across western Kansas along the parallel. The report notes the weather disruption and resumed activity in the region. A separate wire notes the death of Benjamin S Cable of Indianapolis connected to a federal labor event and Taft era affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Mills
Ellis County
Kansas
School Board Meeting To Address Regular Session Agenda
A school board meeting is scheduled for next Monday night in the city. The notice invites community members to engage with local education matters and discusses opportunities at Lawrence Business College, highlighting day and night programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business College
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health Boost
A testimonial from Mrs Fred Nie Kelly of Kansas describes completing Mayrs Wonderful Remedy course. She says it improved digestion, cleared dizzy headaches, and reduced stomach distress after meals. The ad claims permanent stomach and intestinal relief with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nie Kelly
Mayr’s
Andy Gean
Sorority Gamma Phi Beta to Install Chapter at University
A Gamma Phi Beta national sorority chapter will be installed at the University to join the eastern school’s ranks. Prominent officials say Kansas is gaining prestige as Greek societies seek to expand here, with Delta Upsilon and Delta Nappa Epsilon expected within five years. The exact installation date will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta
Wilson
Kansas
Delta Upsilon
Delta Nappa Epsilon
Gamma ‘Phi Beta
Seed Corn Gathered Early For 1918 Planting Says Professor
Professor Call of Karisis State Agricultural College urges Kansas farmers to harvest seed corn early for 1918 planting while husks are green or brown if frost threat rises. Dry storage and air ventilation are advised, with corn hung by the husks to aid drying. Weather data warn of early killing frosts from Sept 7 to Oct 1 across counties, shortening growing time and urging retained 1914 corn for seed to ensure a good seed supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karisis
Kansas
Topeka
United States Weather Bureau
Rawlins
Wallace
Cherokee County
Salmon
Vollege
University Directory Soon in Print Says Registrar
Assistant Registrar Geo Foster announced this morning that the university directory is nearly ready for the printers with distribution expected in two to three weeks. Efforts focus on compiling names and officers of all organizations while acknowledging current delays and a potential leading entry for the Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mily Swick
Geo
D. Foster
Smiths
Supreme Court Case Over Oil Inspection Fees
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear a mandamus petition by State Attorney General Brewster to compel the state oil inspector to turn over $76,421.12 in inspection fees to the treasury. Several oil firms like Great Western, Miller, Eastern Warisan, Kee Refining, Chanute Refining, and Kansas Corporate Refining are named as codefendants. Preliminary talks led to an agreement where the companies paid the fees into a separate fund held by the treasurer, with interest accruing as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cumisky
Earl Akers
S. M. Brewster
Supree Court
Mrr
Brewster
Mr. Cuntisky
Great’ Western Oil Refining Company
Miller Oil Refining Company
Peas
Eastern Warisas Oompany Ltd
Moran
Kee i Refining Company
Coffeyville
Chanute Refining Company
Chapute
Kansas Coperate Refining’ Company of
Chanute
O-De Foodouts
Hley
Geerelis
Kansag
Gener Revenue
Health Officials Warn Of Disease Risk From Common Wash Rag
Health authorities warn common washcloth and towel spread germs via shared use. Investigations by the States Public Health Service note towels damp and hung near windows foster dust and bacteria transfer. Individual cloths, washed thoroughly with hot water and dried in sun, recommended to prevent cross contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Bkites
Eal Boards of Health
Anl
Hans
National Guard Meeting Attendee to Attend San Francisco Event
National Guard officials confirm General plans to attend the annual meeting of the National Guard Association. The gathering is scheduled for November in San Francisco, with participation expected from senior officers and state units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Local fair results list several first and second place winners
Awards in domestic departments show numerous competitors with first and second placements. Entrants include Geo. L. McCarty and J. D. Henry Davis lists, Elberta peaches first by Fa Be Wells, Crawford first EB Wells, Heath Clagstone first G R Jackson, Duchess pears first 15 B Wells, Keitfer, Drake, Paine, Seeble first by Henry Bartlett, and Niagra and Worden entries with Wells in several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
J. D.henren
Davis
Geo
L. McCarty
Gano
Grimes
Geld
McCarty
Jonathan Geo. L. McCarty
Mammoth Black
Twig
Lst
I. “Bartell
Wells York
St. Ludy
L.mccarty
Leathes Elberta
Wells
Late Crawford
EB Wells
Henry
Heath Clagstone
G. R. Jackson
Wm. Gueytert
Pears Duchess
B.wells
W. Je. Matuey
Keitfer
W. Wi Drake
Ars. KE
Paine
de Henry
Bartlett
B. Ss Paine
J.P. Brass
Culinary Department Prize Winners Summary
The article lists Class A bread loaves, biscuits, rolls, and related baked goods with first and second prizes awarded to numerous individuals such as Mrs Ada Stone, Mrs Geo J Milla, Mrs Win Geelan, and Mrs W F Brass. It also notes winners in chicken, angel food, fruit and coconut cakes, cookies, jelly and candy categories, with multiple names cited for top placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Anderson
Ada. Stone
A. G. Noe
Uuo. E. Iiller
Geo. J. Milla
Mois
Salome Gees
Brass
H. ‘Bahumaier
Win
Geelan
Wiser
C—C. Angel Food
A. D
Acow
Geo
Ez Millen
Geo, Richards
Ella, Brass
FA. Tinpassch
de Fiss
Gee Cogomint
L A. Brown
Passio N. Glenn
Quilt and crochet class winners noted in event
Entries ranging from crocheted bed spreads to embroidered napkin sets and towels are listed with winners by class. Names include Mrs. DL Winter, Grace McAdow, Hazel McCraken, Bonnie Morvit, Sadie Richards, and others, with multiple first and second place designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Winter
Irs
Ces
Richards
Paul Winster
Paul ‘Winter
Grace McAdow
Grace MeAdow
Hazel McCraken
Isia Hartman
Sivelt Lochs
Scott Sélirsyér
Pyramid Drug Co Offer for Free Pile Treatment Sample
A fragment from an old ad shows Pyramid Drug Company of Marshall Michigan offering a free sample of a pile treatment with a booklet. The teaser mentions a plain wrapper and a coupon for trial. Names such as L A Taylor and Tod Huston appear as part of the promotional text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Ryour
Yramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall
Michi
Five Recipes of Our Pioneer Mothers Told for Home Care
A historical note on using roots and herbs for women’s health. It praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy, claiming lasting fame and wide adoption among American women for female illnesses without modern drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prue
Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhath
Kansas observes National Prohibition Day at schools
Kansas schools observe National Prohibition Day on September 28, with a quarter of the school day set aside for instruction on the history and benefits of the prohibitory amendment. Widespread programs and lectures explain alcohol’s effects, aided by local chapters of the W C and allied groups, under state guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ian
Kansas
W. C
State of Kansas
State of
Kanans
W. D
Iliza
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold As Cure All Medicine
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for the disease, claiming it is not a quack medicine. It promotes testimonials and a two-ingredient formula from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as effective against catarrh, urging readers to seek the product from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sriveau
Jscri
Pii -Itia
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Farm sale to clear stock and household goods
A public sale at a farm located 1 1/2 miles west of Sibley and 1/2 mile south of Lawrence on Friday September 30 at 1 o'clock offers horses cattle milkers and calves along with implements buggies hay oats alfalfa and many household items. Auctioneer D. D. Thomas clerk D. C. Asher. Lunch on grounds. First published in the Lawrence Daily Journal World August 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Lawrence
Andio Saddia
Hereford
Tiull
Numstone
Notice to Contractors Reinforced Concrete Bridge Bid
Douglas County Kansas invites sealed proposals for a reinforced concrete bridge over the Kansas River at Lawrence. Bids due noon Wednesday October 6 1915. Plans available at County Clerk Engineering and Contracting Hedrick Cochrane. Bid bond 10 percent. performance 30 percent. bond for prompt payment. First publication September 11 1915 in The Lawrence Daily Journal World.
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Herman Broeker
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas River
Engineering and Contracting
Hedrick & Cochrane, Consulting Engineers
Kansas City
Missouri
Ets
Herman Brobeer
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