Girard House Aims To Link Past To Future Tourism
In Girard Kansas a historic home of E Haldeman Julius publisher of Little Blue Books stands as a remaining landmark of socialism era. Local group Friends of Historic Girard seeks state historic site status to protect and perhaps fuel private fundraising for restoration and tourism, linking the town to Wayland and Haldeman Julius legacy.
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Darrow
Sinclair
Girard
Maurice Harley
Harley
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Philadelphia
Emmanuel Julius
Appeal To Reason
United States
J.A. Wayland
Kansas City
Marcel Haldeman
State Bank of
Haldeman-Julius
Haldeman- Julius
People’s Pocket
Upton Sinclair
Thomas Aquinas
Margaret Sanger
Will Durant
Harleys
Terri
Friends of Historic
Kansas Historical Society
DeGruson
Wayland
America
Kinsley Dairy on Comeback Trail
Mike and Tim Burkhart rebuild their B&B dairy in Kansas after a poisoning disaster killed 103 cows. With 45 cows now and 38 leases at $1 a year, the operation aims for 10,000 pounds of milk biweekly by Oct 1, while donors and bank pressure shape the recovery. Calves are often donated to the dairy as effort continues.
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Kinsley
Kan
Mike
Tim Burkhart
Mike Burkhart
Birthday Announcements for Galutia and Winter
Jennifer Lynn Galutia turns three today daughter of Brenda and Dale Galutia Jr. of 916 N Poplar with grandparents Leo and Mary Ferguson Ottawa RFD 1 and Billie and Dale Galutia 533 N Birch. Thomas Adam Winter turns one today son of Dan Winter and Wynne Wurster of Fairway with grandparents Wint and Nancy Winter 306 S Locust and Dr Richard and Mary Wurster Shawnee Mission. Great grandparents Arden Dierdorff Topeka and Gladys Wurster Smith Center.
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Jennifer Lynn Galutia
Brenda and
Dale Galutia Jr
N. Poplar
Leo and
Mary Ferguson
Ottawa
RFD
Billie
Dale Galutia
N. Birch
Thomas Adam Winter
Dan Winter
Wynne Wurster
Fairway
Thomas
Wint and
Nancy Winter
S. Locust
Richard and
Mary Wurster
Shawnee Mission
Arden Dierdorff
Topeka
Gladys Wurster
Smith Center
Nosebleeds and Blood Pressure Tied to Health Clues
Dear Dr Donohue explains adult nosebleeds arise from deeper nasal vessels and may signal high blood pressure or hemorrhagic telangiectasia. Aspirin use can impair platelets. a doctor visit is advised to rule out causes. Also defines acute myocardial infarction and cardiogenic shock. Night sweats in diabetes may reflect autonomic neuropathy. control blood sugar and seek care. A single kidney cyst is usually harmless unless enlarging, painful, or infected.
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Donohue
S.K
Adoptions Bring Joy and Hard Choices Across Families
Dear Ann Landers shares heartwarming adoption stories and a troubling ethical plea. A Grand Rapids grandmother recounts siblings adopted together and loved by relatives, while a California reader seeks guidance as a family ponders stopping antibiotics for an 81 year old woman.
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Ann Landers
Walker
Grand Rapids
Tie in Swimsuit Contest at Miss Kansas Pageant
In Pratt Kansas two young women tied for the swimsuit crown in the first round of the Miss Kansas Pageant. Peggy Cobb Miss Wichita and Aurora Isabell Sibala Miss Walnut Valley shared the title as contestants compete in two groups for swimsuit and talent. Sherri Mayer won the talent round with a dramatic reading from The Clear Glass Marble and advances in the pageant for a fourth time.
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Mayer
Miss Mayer
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