Lawrence High School to Hold Spring Basketball Practice
The Lawrence High School squad under captain Hamilton plans spring basketball workouts as they seek to organize a roster for the season. Freshman Julius Abtiaub and cadet Eada Cantsarrecee are named among the players, with coach Uheaub urging more students to join for the first time in Anno history.
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Lawrence High School
Hamilton
Lawrence Neijon
Tam
Aptain-Elact Ilton
Potay
Ham
Julius Abtiaub
Eada Cantsarrecee
Lytle
Howard’ ‘Laslett
Uhriaub
Adrian
Lindgey
Pites Cured in 6 to 14 Days Ver
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding or prolapsed piles in 6 to 14 days with base rest. Gardet offers money back if it fails to cure any case as stated.
Art Lectures Please Mrs Sherwood Wins Approval of Art
Mrs J B Sherwood receives acclaim at a city art exhibit held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. She adds charm with morning and afternoon talks for school children and visitors, plus illustrated lectures at Presbyterian church on English lakes and poets with stereopticon views.
Women invited to enroll in war service drive
The Woman Suffrage party of New York invites every capable woman to enroll for service in the army and navy auxiliary services. If needed, she can run a typewriter, use a sewing machine, cook, dig in a garden, drive, or perform any number of required tasks.
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New York
Army
Navy Auxiliary
Woman Suffrage ‘Party of
Kansas Bankers Meet Opens in Kansas City
The eighth annual convention of the Kansas State Bankers association opened in Kansas City Kansas. Mrs. Marcel Haldeman-Julus of Girard and R. J. Grover of Arkansas City delivered reports. President J. L. Raines of Summerfield gave the annual address. Tomorrow features speeches by C. C. K. Scoville J. D. Josip and Walter E. Wilson with bankers from Wichita and Kansas City hosting visitors.
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Kansas
J. D. Josip
White Water
Walter E. Wilson
Biinkers
This City
Kansas City
Kans
Chemists Attend Meeting in Kansas City
A large group of University of Kansas professors and students travel to Kansas City for the American Chemical Society convention. Prof H P Cady chairs the meeting with Prof W A Whitaker as Kansas City section president. Lectures cover Petroleum and Gas with talks by R C Moore, Ivan P Parkhurst, Roy Cross, FE Lyder and others.
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Kanaan City
Kansas City
American Chemical Society
H. P. Cady
W. A. Whitaker
Centennary Church Dedicates New Annex In Lawrence
Centennary Methodist church in North Lawrence will dedicate its new addition tomorrow night at Fourth and NJ streets. Dr. William C. Hasson of RagUS City Kans district superintendent will deliver the principal address. The annex will host public meetings social gatherings and athletic events as part of a community use plan.
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Centennary Church
Addiiton
Centennary Methodist Church
Fourth
Nj Streets
North Lawrence
William C. Hasson
Ragas City
Kans
Kansas State Agricultural College Writing Contest Winners
The winter contest at the state college awarded first prize to C. Gharies for a journalism piece. Second place went to B. Q. Shields of Lost Springs and third to Dorothy Smith of Kncil Grove. Honorable mentions include Stewart Spencer of Neodesha and Mimi Elizabeth Wadley of Kansas City, with Lillie Heat from Severnnapetion City listed among others.
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K. Gharies
Gharies
Republic Santor
Kansas
Kncil Grove
Spatial
Stewart, Spencer
Neodesha
Mimi Elizabeth Wadley
Iansaa C City
Kan
Lillie Att
Bathing and Health Claim Promoted by Centenary Church
An advertisement extols Totéran Bathing as a non-habit-forming method to keep the intestines clean and promote health. It cites a Kansas City doctor EB. Rtebarda and urges readers of Lawrence Kansas to visit a public bath facility at The Rowrl Corner Deu Oo for free literature. The notice credits Centenary church members for offering a meeting place for North Lawrence citizens.
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Graeve
Rtebarda
M.D
Kansas City
Lawrences
Kus
Anel Reese
Centenary Church
North Lawreney
Canada
Janet
St. Paul
Duluth
GEO
A Cook
Main St
Castoria Noted For Infants and Children Over 30 Years
Dan Allen and Charley Jones spent Sunday with Earl Forth. Clara Powell enjoyed Easter vacation with home folks. Town folks note showers this morning and hope for more rain to aid gardens. Local visits include Crawford family at J H Jones, Van Horn with Myrtle Turner, and Turner staying with Mrs Van Horn. Rev Kitts to move to Centralopolis this week. P Forth called to Wellman City for aunt’s illness. Lydia Jones and Ada Jones visiting J H Jones.
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Dan Allen
Charley Jones
Earl Forth
Clara Powell
GC. I. Crawford
J. H. Jones
van Horn
Myrtle Turner
J . Iya Turner
Wil Forth
Willow Springs
Ed. Forth
Kitts
Mrs. Kitts
C. M. Albright
Rev. Kitts
Centrapolis
John Forth
Amy
EF. P. Forth
Williams
RE. P. Forth
Ezra Fishburn
W.G. Powells
W. P. Forth
Grandma Baker
Etta Markley
Will Forth
Maxwell
P. Forth
Illman
City
Missouri
Lydia
Jonesind
Ada Jones
S. C. Gilmore
Annie
Florida
Mary Allen
Amanda Hoyt
Lawrence
Gilmore Home
Wm. Schaake
Louise Altenbrend
E. Sehaake
Dr. Simmons
T. M. Rhodes
Elizabeth Frey
Zanesville
Ohio
Oscar Cox
Nydia Hughes
Killen
C. Gilmore
John Att
Ethelbert
Peter Schuman
George Gerstenberg
Erna Zecanet
Mer
Carl Altenbrend
G. Gilmore
Nydin Hughes
Annie Gilmore
Elton
Hughes
C. BE. Strachan
Mis
J. D. Smith
Alma
Perry
Oscar Co
Clarence Schaake
Wim. Schalke
Richard Cox
Peka
John Ott
Musterole Ad Claims Quick Headache Relief
An old musterole advertisement promises fast relief from head pains and neuralgia by applying two small amounts to temples and neck. It touts mustard oil ointment as better than plasters, not blistering, with doctors endorsing for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma rheumatism sprains and colds.
McCulloch's Drug Store Advertises Colorite Hat Dye
An odd item notes a quick and easy hat dye product named Colorite sold at McCulloch's Drug Store for 25 cents a bottle. The brief mentions the storm on Saturday as a background detail.
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McCulloch’s
Valley Socials and Easter Visits Highlight Week
Mrs S C Gilmore and daughter Annie returned from Florida for Easter and hosted visitors from Lawrence. Numerous locals and out-of-town guests shared meals and calls, with reading of finals in Lawrence and a parade attended by Valley residents.
Nice Mild Smoke From Robert Hudson Featured
Stony Point notes visitors and social calls in a string of brief items. People include FE Roe, Harold Wert, Mrs. Russell Deay, Mrs. B J Myre, Eberton, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. James Kassinger, Jennie, Sam Fadely, Lewis Georgii, W S Pumroy, Ray Price, Mrs. Jardon, Noah Weismer, Frances Tucker, Bertha Pardee, Mabel Pumroy, Charles Kassinger, Nellie Tucker, Thos Pardee, Frank Pardee, Mrs. McQueen, Lawson, Fledy and Leslie Churchbaugh, Walker Ravndell, Ford Winters, Del Martin.
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FE. A. Roe
Harold Wert Tetra
Russell Deay
B. J. Myre
W. Eberton
Frank George
James Kassinger
Jennie
Baldwin
Sam Fadely
Missouri
Lewis Georgii
W. S
Pumroy
Lawrence
Ray Price
Nellie Tucker
Thos. Pardee
Frank Pardee
Welcome
Ford Winters
del Martin
W. S. Pumrpy
Maggie, McMullin
Noah Weiiner
Ferne McQueen
Mattie McQueen
Jennie Mare Baldwin
Solon Tucker
Albert Lawson
W. S. Pumroy
Bertha Pardee
O. H. Ayer
Fairview
W. E. ‘Lawson
McQueen
Will Winters
Oaris
Bertha’ Pardee
Madel Sina
Miscellaneous Club
Foster Woods
Mrs. McQueen
Ferne
Pardee
George Williams
Hopewell
Local social notes highlight Easter visits and gatherings
The column lists neighbors visiting and hosting across Hopewell and Baldwin areas. Maggie McMullin and Mrs Pardee are noted guests, with several trips to Lawrence, Fairview, and the McQueen home. Easter vacation plans, church and club activities, and funeral attendance are mentioned among residents.
Deafness Cure Ad Claims Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local remedies. It promises one hundred dollars for a catarrh that Hal's Catarrh Cure fails to heal, signed by F J Cheney of Toledo, Ohio, with claims of other pills for constipation.
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Hal
F. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
Ohio
Community notes from Columbia and surrounding towns
Dr Clark called to P C Bond home. Numerous neighbors visit, travel to Lawrence and Lone Star, Easter services seen at Valley Chapel, and several attend final exams and Sunday school. Calves lost, alfalfa hauled, residents visit relatives, and local errands fill days across Columbia area.
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Clark
P. C. Bond
Carl Rothrock
Manhattan
Kansas
Everett Bond
Ray
Frances Curtis
N. FE. Whippie
Lawrence
Fima Harmel
Hazel Jones
Etta Markley
Lone Star
Pleasant Grove
Opal Bones
Gordon Rothrock
Jess Markley
Lianemcee
Harold Rothrock
W. J. Glanville
W.J. Curtis
Francis
Margaret
Milton Deshi
Solon Markley
Murray Bond
Nettie “Flory
Oscar
Miss Markley
Hazel
Opal. Jones
W. J
P.C. Road
Johnson
Charlie. Jones
Harve Craig
Fred Flory
Roy Berry
Lawrence Visi
Simple home remedy for dandruff from old ad text
The passage touts a simple dandruff cure using four ounces of Arvon or squid oil and heat, applied nightly with dough moistened seal. It claims complete dissolution of flakes after a few applications and promises relief from scalp itching and improved appearance. Available at drug stores.
Papes Diapepsin Stomach Reliefs Ad
Ad touts Papes Diapepsin for quick relief from indigestion gas sourness and heartburn. Claims relief in five minutes and promotes a fifty cent bottle from local stores. Mentions Harold Rothrock and McNish Bottling Works with contact details.
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Rome
Pleasant Grove High School closes with program and bond vote
Pleasant Grove school day closes with a fine dinner and program including recitations, dialogues, songs, and a flag drill by Grove and Will ow Springs pupils. Prize spelling winners named. Miss Thelma Studebaker and Miss Marjorie Deay receive attendance certificates. Bond election yields $3,000 for a new school house. Several local residents mentioned in the social notes. Weather turns sleety as election results come in.
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Grove
Willow Springs
My Little
Ford
Jenny Flory
Mr. Cash
Fay Studebakt
Nellie Laster
Grace Garbutt
Willie Hegeman
Ruth Shuler
Dalogue
Orville
Org
Estelle Hegeman
Thelia
Studebaker
Evelyn
Laster
Ida Williams
Elbert Southard
Hazel Riley
Elsie Shuler
Marjorie Deay
Leonard Williams
Thelma
George Nichols
Elmer Flory
Ervin Flory
George Shuler
Walter Deay
John Daniels
Will
Roy Puckett
An- Waka
Ed’ Deay
A. J. Puckett
John’ Danels
Roy and
Gustie Puckett
High Prairie
A. E. Puckett
M. A. J. Williams
Lortie Churchhaugh
Union
Deay
Arthur Boehle
A. H. Boehle
Gorbut
Lawrence
Gorbuttear
Grover Ulrich
Glenn
Worden
Maggie Churchbaugh
Chartie Wells
A. Hf. Boehie
Arthur
Valley Chapel
Bud Purdue
Model
Will Jacobs
Myrtle Jacobs
A. L. Williams
Garbutt
Williams
Vinland
Walter Boyd
Washington Creek
Model District
Grove on a stormy Saturday election day
A stormy Saturday scene at Pleasant Grove with war talk buzzing on telephones. Citizens express patriotic resolve as steady rain falls, affecting daily life while locals discuss the election and its significance.
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Pleasant Grove
Clean Up Week Prompts Fresh Starts in Cities
Special notice urges spring renovation of homes and bodies alike. After winter indoors the system may be clogged with impurities. Foley Cathartic Tablets thoroughly cleanse the bowels remove undigested waste matter sweeten the stomach and tone the liver. Do not gripe or nauseate. Stout persons praise Foley Cathartic Tablets for the light free comfortable feeling they bring. C. P. Barber & Son.
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C. P. Barber & Son
Adv
Mobilize Crop Defense to Seek Agricultural Defense Commissioner
A resolution introduced by Senator Freilinghuysen requests the council of national defense to study creating an agricultural defense commissioner. The appointee would unite national state and private agencies to mobilize farm labor for larger crops. John Robinson and C W Carman traveled to Topeka for the Scottish Rites meeting.
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National Council
Agricultural Forces
Washington, D. C
Freilinghuysen
New Jersey
Council of National Defense
Agricultural Defense
John Robinson
C. W. Carman
Topeka
California Syrup of Figs Baby Laxative Advertisement
A vintage medical ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe fruit laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse the digestive system within hours, prevent illness, and urges buyers to insist on the genuine product from the California Syrup Company, warning against counterfeits.
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California
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