Red Cross to Exhibit at Alma and Lafayette County Fairs
Katherine Burrier of St. K visits Kidd as Red Cross nurses plan displays at Alma Agricultural Fair October 1 2 and Lafayette County Fair October 5 8 with First Aid Station weight and measure contests a Better Baby Day and Kansas judge assessing babies for prizes.
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Katherine Burrier
St. K
Kidd
Miss Burrier
Ty Red Cross
Canan County
Red Cross
Alma
Miss Kidd
Zion’s
Inter
Kansas
Bors
Lexington
Lafayette
Lexingamber of Commerce
Red Ita
Lilis
Harding and Cox Clash Over League of Nations Policy
A fragmented report shows Senator Harding wavering on Nations questions, while Governor Cox argues for a restrained League stance. The piece notes support for the Hague Tribunal, calls for League amendments, and hints at the difficult path for the Republican nominee to unite various party figures.
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Harding
Cox
League of Nations
Germany
Hague Tribunal
League
Europe
Johnson
Borah
Lodge
Penrose
Taft
Wickersham
Rockfeller
Hoover
Childrens Cry Fletcher Castoria Mentioned
John Ryland Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Fr Lee Wallace spending the summer in Longeland and New Mark rammed home Wednesday morning.
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John Ryland Wallace
Mrer
Lee Wallace
Longelaland
New Mark
Rammed
Supposed Injury of Crops by Bees Debate
The article argues bees aid crop yields through pollination, debunking claims they puncture fruit to suck juices. It notes fruit only drained when already damaged, cites ignorance about bee activity, and urges beekeepers not to be blamed for actions bees do not perform.
Visitors and greetings reach Fletcher neighborhood
Albert H. Walk of Tulsa arrived Tuesday night for a few days visit with relatives here. Rev W H Comer, guest of his daughter Mrs G Bates, left yesterday by automobile for Council Grove Kansas. Mrs Walter Shinn went to Kansas City Saturday for a few days with friends. Comfort and economy promote happy homes via Cole's Hot Blast Heaters.
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Erma Allison
J. A. Allison
George Winters
Corder
W. H. Burnett
Arthur Robertson
Thelma
Kenneth
Kansas City
Hattie Isreal
Alice Frame
Miss Way Isreal
Denver
Colorado
Hillery Isreal
Independence
Lutie B. Feagan
Chicago
Waverly
Fred Cobb
Cobb
Limerich Pickle and Vinegar Co
Henry Hackett
Frank Pegario
Bruffy Fletcher
Pittsburg
Kansas
Edward Barnard
Albert H. Walk
Tulsa
Oklahoma
W. H. Comer
G. Bates
Council Grove
Kans
Mia
Bates
Walter Shinn
Cole
Public Notice of Divorce and Estate Claims in Lafayette County
Public notice records divorce proceedings in Lafayette County Missouri at Lexington Court. Samatra Horner is notified of a complaint for divorce on ground of adultery, with a hearing set October 6. Also listed are administrator notices for Adan Dowling and Benjamin Pangborn estates with six month claims periods and one year bar.
Guardian's Appointment for Leonard Patterson Estate
Guardian's notice states a certificate of appointment for Leonard Patterson, declared of unsound mind, issued by the Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court on September 20, 1920. Claims against the estate must be filed within one year of the grant date or be barred. Witnessed by Stephen N. Wilson, judge, on September 20, 1920.
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Ida Dorliming
Stephen N. Wilson
Lafayette Ousaiy
Issauey
Seali
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Missouri 1920
Let ters of Administration with will annexed on the estate of Anna E Mus grove deceased were issued to the undersigned on September 16 1920 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months after granting or may be precluded from benefit and if not exhibited within one year from the grant they will be forever barred Witness signature on 16th SAM L J DRYSDALE Administrator Missouri Seal Sep 24 20
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Adan Dow
Lafayette County
Missouri
Tf Crantine
Benjamin Pangborn
Probate
KernyeUe County
W. C. Pangborn
Stephen N. Willman
Leonard Patterson
Stephen N. Wilson
Anna E. Musgrove
Sam’l, J. Drysdale
Minsouri
William G. Musgrove
L I. Drysdale
Executor's Notice in William G. Musgrove Estate
An executor's notice from the Probate Court of Lafayette County announces the estate of William G. Musgrove deceased. Claimants must exhibit their claims within six months of granting letters or be barred. Witnessed by Amel I. Drysdale on the 25th of 1920 with seal, dated October 1, 1920.
Want Ad Column Encourages Local Listings
Readers are urged to submit sale and rental items for the Want Ad Column. The notice invites local residents to place requests for goods, services, and housing, promising space in upcoming editions for community listings.
Foresight of an English Historian on Medira Europe
An early comment in the Yale Review by Wilbur C Abbott notes an English historian’s closing meditation on Medira Europe and the peace of Borin. It ponders whether Balkans should guard Turkey, Stulyarna’s fate, and Roumelin’s status, suggesting the historian may be a meteor if his other views fail to endure.
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Europe
Borin
Balkans
Tutkey
Stulyarnai
Roumelin
Preels
Dota An
Beaconsfield
Wilbur C. Abbott
Yale Review
Historic interest marks stones in Germantown tribute
Philadelphia Public Ledger describes Charles Frenkins arranging two aisles of stepping stones in Hievinden Germantown. One side lists stones linked to historic sites such as the Battle of Groton and Wolfe’s path to Quebec, Penn and Wayne, Valley Forge, early mills, and Wissahickon area. The other aisle, ancestral stones, will be enlarged as Jenkins notes 128 ancestors up to 1700 left time marks on these paths.
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Hievinden
Germantown
Philappi
Charles Frenkins
Geri Nréwa
Brailiuine
Gimera Wolfe
Plains of Abraham
Quebec
William Penn
Anthony Wayne
Valley Porge
Washington
Mat Mord
Americ
Ittenhiouse
Wissahickon
Nasiber
Jenkins
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Parson Blasts Fighting Dogs Amid Sanctuary Sermon
In a Kansas City Star excerpt, the old parson scolds removing fighting dogs from the sanctuary. He laments misreading scripture about loving enemies and jokes about human folly and doubt.
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Kansas City Star
Court records revive Greeley indictment in 1856
A firm renovating Clarksburg courthouse records uncovered a Harrison County grand jury indictment from July 1856 against Horace Greeley publisher of the New York Tribune. The charge claims he circulated copies of the Tribune in the county containing articles inviting ties to slaves to revolt.
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Clarksburg
Harrison County
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Tribune
Pitteburgh
The Difference Jokes About Soldier and Homefront Reactions
A quip notes the contrast between a returned soldier and a stay-at-home listener. The punchline: one tired of war stories, the other eagerly devours them. The exchange captures wartime storytelling dynamics in a compact, humorous vignette.
Burglary in House Quoted Caller Appeals to Police
A frightened resident reports burglars targeting valuables to police. The caller insists the criminals seek jewels and urges caution as the scene unfolds. No further details about suspects or exact location are provided.
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