Died Mrs G W Gregg and local political club activity
Died at her home yesterday Mrs G W Gregg of pneumonia after a long county residence. Osceola Republicans organized a McKinley Club led by H J Bonner as president with plans for immediate campaigning. District nursing support from Omaha’s Constance Home aided Hon E L King. Local picnics, youth party for Jessie Rhodes, and street work incidents noted along with minor injuries at Frontier exercises.
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G. W. Gregg
Death of Rudolph Allinder at age 20 years
Rudolph Edwin Allinder son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Allinder died at his home Tuesday August 1 after an illness of about eight months He was 20 years 6 months and 3 days old Fifty ladies held a surprise birthday gathering at Mrs W H Weeden’s home on Monday afternoon to honor her anniversary
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Rudolph Edwin Allinder
Rudolph Allinder
W. H. Weeden
Miss Mary Mytholar Drowns at Pawnee Park Pool
Miss Mary Mytholar twenty daughter of George A Mytholar of Shelby drowned Sunday afternoon at Columbus Pawnee Park swimming pool after wading into water over her head. She could not swim and had graduated Shelby High School 1924 and York College two years, business department spring year. Funeral services were by Reverends G T Lavery and C M Shaub.
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Mary Mytholar
George A. Mytholar
Shelby
Columbus
Pawnee Park
Shelby High School
York College
G. T. Lavery
C. M.shaub
Martha Heinen
Gretna
Edith Gray
New York
Osceola
Ada Ryan
Marie Fleming
Miss Ryan
Ida Hanson
Business Womans’ Club
A. A. Gray Household Goods Sale Noted
A. A. Gray announces a sale of household goods and carpenter tools at his home on Saturday August 1 at 1 30 P M.
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A. A. Gray
Crouse-Tex Drug Co prescribes Pure Drugs
A local drug firm emphasizes filling prescriptions with Pure Drugs as its core business. The notice highlights product focus and pharmacy services offered by Crouse-Tex Drug Co.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Co
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Landon Praises Jobs Fight in Topeka Speech
Governor Alf Landon in Topeka Kansas on July 23 1936 urges continued focus on job creation and relief for the unemployed. He warns mounting debts and taxes threaten policy aims and defends farming access, labor rights, and limited executive power in preserving democracy.
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Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kas
America
Landon
United States
Landon addresses Topeka after Nebraska nomination
Kansas Governor Alf M. Landon accepts the Republican presidential nomination in Topeka with a call for social security reforms, job provision, reduced government spending, and constitutional fidelity. Bertrand Snell presents him, praising his deeds and urging unity against the New Deal.
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Kas
Lincoln
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Kansas State House
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Landon
Topeka, Kas
America
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