Cardwell Greenslade Marriage Blesses Local Couple
Miss Alice Gardwell and Duane Greenslade wed at the Lutheran parsonage on Sunday at one. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home near Sherdahl. The couple will settle in Lawrence Kansas where Duane continues work with Geiger Rutherford Construction Company.
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Alice Gard
Duane Greenslade
Homer Cardwell
Art Cardwell
Sherdahl
Lawrence
Kansas
Duane
Geiger- Rutherford Construction Company
Close of Vacation Bible School Brandon’s program Friday
The daily vacation Bible school ends this Friday after six weeks. At 8 pm a closing program will be held at city hall park with a pageant and play. Ice cream and cake will follow. The event highlights the children’s learning and activities and includes a 11 45 parade down Main Street Friday morning.
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City Hall Park
Main Street
Wichita bankers elect committee for tax study
At the Wichita bankers convention the new president empowered a seven member committee to study and report on bank taxation. G W Nimecks was named, joining J R Burrow of Central National Topeka M A Limbacker of People's National Burlington T H Bowlus of Allen Co State Iola Thad C Carver of Peoples State Pratt J W Bergman of Ashland and Sheff ield Ingalls of Atchison on the panel.
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Wichita
G. W. Nimecks
Association
J. R. Burrow
Central National
Topeka
M. A. Limbacker
People’s National
Burlington
T. H. Bowlus
Allen Co
State
Iola
Thad C. Carver
Peoples State
Pratt
J. W. Bergman
Ashland
Sheffield Ingalls
Atchison
Strand Bros Hauling Services Advertised
Auto truck hauling and transfer work including grain hauling offered by Strand Bros with contact phone 2719.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Bros
Visitor Magnus Weland Leaves for North Dakota Home
Magnus Weland had been visiting Gust Bentson and friends for two weeks. He departed Wednesday to return to his home in Forbes North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus Weland
Gust Bentson
Forbes
North Dekota
Kansas State Finances for 1925 Show Fiscal Balance and Debt
The 1925 Kansas finances report total revenues of 14 943 728 with per capita 8 25 and expenditures of 14 862 998 including general departments and public service costs. Property and special taxes comprise 64 5 percent of revenue. net indebtedness is 26 704 544 or 14 74 per person. assessed valuations reach 3 559 425 948 with a per capita levy of 4 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
State of Kansas
General Departments
Kansas
Jerome Returns to Scandia for Summer Shows
Eldir Theatre Enterprises will bring famed tenor Jerome back to Scandia with two performances to accommodate crowds. A Rex Beach photoplay titled The Foot Loose Widow will be shown as a comedy, with free admission for ladies and two for one for children. After next Monday shows will resume on Tuesdays as before.
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Jerome
Scandia
Eldir Theatre Enterprises
Rex Beach
Sam Blair
Grand Island Celebrates July 2 With Local Services
In this notice Mrs. Roy Nondorf and Ed Carter announce home based beauty services. Operated hours 8 30 A M to 8 30 P M. The pair plan marcelling shampooing and facials during Grand Island July 2 celebration events.
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Roy Nondorf
Carter
Grand Island
Concordia Editor Charles R. Cook Dies at Home
Charles R. Cook editor of the Concordia Blade Empire died at his home in Concordia after a months long illness. He leaves a wife and two children. Cook served five years as editor and created the popular Whistling Post column. His brother Fred Cook former Jamestown Opinion editor.
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Charles R. Cook
Concordia Blade Empire
Heme
Concordia
Mr. Cook
The
Blade
Fred Cook
Funeral Attendees From Scandia Attend Mrs Moses
Mrs E R Moses dies after health treatment in Battle Creek Michigan. G W Nimocks and Mrs F A Cullers travel from Scandia to Great Bend for the funeral and return Sunday. Three weeks before her death a large dinner party hosted twenty five relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nimocks
F. A Cullers
Great Bend
E. R. Moses
Scandia
A Lunatic Asylum Riddle Of Complex Family Ties
A visitor at a lunatic asylum encounters a patient who explains a tangled chain of marriage and kinship. The patient describes how seemingly impossible relationships emerge through a series of marriages. the tale ends with a partial comment about his mother-in-law, illustrating a comic paradox of family ties.
Family kinship puzzles meet heated farming notes
The passage threads complex family relations amid a weather report stating extreme heat for four days and minimal ground moisture. It notes farm anxiety about rainfall affecting corn and alfalfa, plus potential fodder shocks at next fall's county fair. It also reports Normal Training Examinations results in Kansas with many teachers certified.
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the Farmers Union
Henry Nystrom, Mer
Cardwell
Greenslade
HENRY
Johnson
Levies
Albert L.larson
Clothier
E. R
Moses
Him
Owen
Jess W. Miley
Blanche Sanderson
Gertrude Magnusson
Audrey Tedrow
Charles Mikesell
Inga Rydell
Loys Swiercinsky
W.hahn
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