Gilmore and Hughes Families Return from Florida
Mrs S C Gilmore Mrs Nydia Hughes and daughters Arnie Josephine and Ellen return home from a winter in St. Petersburg Florida They enjoyed the Florida trip and plan to visit Lawrence and other hometowns Mr Roy Henderson spent the weekend with his brother in Lawrence Conrad Altenbrend was sick with grippe last week Lucile Cox Beth McFarland Win Hughes Eugene Perkins Harold Altenbrend Sam and Earl Faith and Merel Buck plus Hazel Charles took county examinations Several farmers are planting potatoes Mrs Gilmore and Annie Gilmore visited Mrs Chalmers and Mr Strachan Sunday evening Nydia Hughes will visit her son F G Hughes then go to Lawrence late today Mr L Myers spent the weekend in Lawrence Wheat hauling to Eudora Birthday party for Sie Jerns McFarland announced for Thursday eve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Gilmore
Nydia “Hughes
Arnie
Josephine ‘Gilmore
Ellen Hughes
St. Petersburg
Florida
John Faith
Al‘bert
Grostlidier
Roy Henderson
Lawrence
Jess Henderson
Conrad
Altenbrend
McFarland
Sie Jerns McFarland
Local Social Notes From Lawrence and Topeka Visits
Mrs Hughes and Miss Joe Gilmore traveled with Mrs Chalmers Saturday afternoon. Mrs Albert Grosdidier and her little son visited Mrs M Grosdidier Friday afternoon. Mr John Ott Sr and family and Mr and Mrs John Ott Jr with two sons attended the Housman Breithaupt wedding at Clearfield Wednesday afternoon. Miss Ellen Hughes and Gladys Charles visited from Lawrence on Tuesday evening. Mrs Cris Schaake attended the Ladies Aid of the German Methodist Church of Lawrence last Thursday at Mrs Frank Johns in Bismarck. Miss Daisy Cox returned Sunday from two weeks with her brother Richard Cox’s family in Topeka. Miss Brenna Walters spent Saturday night and Sunday in Lawrence with Miss Hazel Hall. Mr and Mrs Elmer Cox spent Sunday in Topeka visiting Mr and Mrs Richard Cox. Mr Norman Strachan, in France, is at the front. Miss Phoebe Bigsby spent the week with home folks at Kanwaka. Miss Ellen Hughes called on Mrs Chalmers Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Oscar Cox and daughter Dorothy spent Wednesday in Topeka with Mr and Mrs Richard Cox. Many Valley people attended the Band concert in Lawrence Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F G Hughes and Miss Joe Gilmore attended the Nation Prohibition lecture at the Lutheran Church in Eudora Sunday evening. Mrs S C Gilmore is suffering with indigestion. Mrs Blakely of Six Corners and Miss Ruth Phenicie of Reno spent Tuesday with Mrs Chalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Joe Gilmore
Chalmers
Albert Grosdidier
M. Grosdidier
John Ott
John Ott, Jr
E.G. Hughes
Garnett
Housman-Breithaupt
Clearfield
Ellen Hughes
Gladys
Charles
Lawrence
Cris Schaake
German Methodist Church of
Frank Johns
Bismarck
Daisy Cox
Richard Cox
Gail
Topeka
Brenna Walters
Hazel Hall
Elmer Cox
Norman Strachan
France
Phoebe Bigsby
Kanwaka
Jon
Oscar Cox
Dorothy
Tooka
Valley Peoys
Lawence
F.G. Hughes
Miis
Eudora
S.C. Gilmore
Blakely
Six Corners
Ruth Phenicie
Reno
Mrs. Woolf
Grantville
Mrs. Allen
Allen
Raymond
Woolf
Alfred Reed
Bonner Springs
A. PR. Pine
Perry
North Lawrence
Walter Pine
Mr. Woolf
Winifred
Beaulah- Thiry
Raymond Woolf
Sutters Home
George Woolf
Emporia
Telegrama
Santa Fe
Wellsville
Kane
Leonhard
Ladies Aid
Prank Fok
Reymond Woolf
Chester
Jim Toms
Wanmsas City
Water Pine
E.R. Tine
Frank ‘Toms
Charles’ Fincher
Myron Dicker
Waltes Pine
George J. Kreeck
Oak Ridge
White
William Sunquist
Kate Marsauin
Fly
Jersey
Laura Snow
McLouth Lemon
Will Colins
Like View
Xan
P. Pine
Alfrend Reel
Sebares
Clara Wood
Florence
Laymond
JeHison
Lake View
Lynn Eberwein
Manhattan
Eberwein
Mroo
John Canute
Pafternow
Sousa
Ebereein
Ernest
Nelle
Myrtle Sutter
Beulah Thiry
Viola King
Corrie
Paul
Guy Hunsinteer
Hattie
Myrtle Dolan
Evelyn Ahaden
Cutard Thiry
OC. Miller
Charley Waly
Lamison Herbert
Cited Pine
Tonganoxie Liberty Band Parade Opens 1978 Celebrations
Tonganoxie held a morning parade led by a fife and drum corps and the Spirit of 76 theme. The Liberty Band formed the head of attendees at the school grounds, followed by the high school exdets under instructor and captain Mr. Douglas Heine and the Boy Scouts, with the high school unit bringing up the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie
Douglas Heine
Lind
High School
Don’t Let Catarrh Drag You Into Consumption
Old newspaper ad copy warns of dangerous catarrh stages and lung risk. It promotes S. S. as a blood remedy and direct germ killer, claiming relief through a systemic cure rather than sprays or inhalers. Offers free medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
New United States Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness
Subscriptions invited for new United States treasury certificates dated March 20 due June 18 in denominations of 500 and upward. They bear interest at 4 1/2 percent and are payable in cash at the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City Missouri. Watkins National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Watkins National Bank
Dental offices to close Saturdays in 1918 list
A notice lists the dental practices closing every Saturday afternoon from May 1 to December 1, 1918. Names include De J. E Meadows, Geo Esterly, O Bryan, FE BumGardner, A Huts, W Gorrill, W W Russ, H Bible, P N Stevens, F M McFarland, and H W Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de J. ‘E Meadows
Geo. Esterly
A ‘O’bryan
FE. Bumgardner A. Huts
W.gorrill
Print
W. W. Russ
H. Bible
P. N. Stevens
F. M McFarland
H. W
Hutchinson
A Hunch: Ambition That Refuses Suppression
A concise musing notes that a hunch represents ambition that cannot be subdued. It frames instinct as a force driving action, suggesting internal resolve and the pull toward decisive pursuit despite doubt or obstacles.
Iron tonic promises vigor and health for all readers
A mid-century advertisement extols a tonic named iron tic for both men and women. It claims improved blood color, appetite, energy, and dauntless spirit, urging readers to mail 10 cents for a trial and noting druggists offer the product for sixty cents. It frames iron as essential and portrays soldiers and citizens alike as needing iron in their blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowrell
France
Pierce
Buffalo
Surgical Institute
Opening of RK University Administration Wing Delayed
The west wing of the University of Ratsas Administration building is unlikely to be ready by January 1. Superintendent Hoffman Shea said completion may slip into next year due to heating system delays. About fifty workers remain on site. The project uses 850000 bricks from the Lansing state penitentiary and four cars of Carthage shale cement plus steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. KY
University of Ratsas
Ifohiy Shea
Ise
State Penitentiary of
Lansing
Carthage
Notice on delivery times and order cutoffs
Notice indicates time changes affect deliveries and orders. It states orders placed by Saturday at 6 will be delivered on Sunday. The text mentions female deliveries and delivery tables, reflecting scheduling adjustments.
Manish Leoetling Work Note in Engineering Class
A confusing OCR fragment describes a professor in engineering earning fourteen s week and a student’s remark about a baby in a two week old class. The passage mentions treats and a baby girl but is garbled, leaving unclear events or outcomes. The readable elements reference a class and a personal note but lack coherent facts.
Castoria Ad Uses Old Trademark With Military Refernces
Fragments reference Castoria for infants and children over 30 years, a signature line, and a note about Burdette Fitch in General Pershing’s plan as a field clerk in France. It mentions a commission as first lieutenant and a student at a university, alongside a fraternity link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promol
Burdette Fitch
Pershing
France
Sliema Nu
University of Kansiast
Don’t waite fill the supply. is gone but order you Jennie Lind Now
A fragmented notice notes a missing supply item and urges prompt ordering for Jennie Lind at Matthews with phone 34, reflecting a terse local advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lind
Matthews
Oak Ridge School praised as modern village building
The Journal-World editor visited Oak Ridge to speak for the sale of bonds. The district boasts a top schoolhouse, built on modern lines with north light and south and west ventilation, offering a fine community space downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Visi
Oak Dee Seneol
Jhouse
Fant Pricay
Emmiy
Roegin
Pimply Skin? Try Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Today
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild, vegetable bowel and liver cleanser that replaces calomel without sickness or pain. It claims cleansing benefits for blood, bowels, and liver, promising clearer skin and better mood. Boxes priced 10c and 25c, available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
School Board Advances Eight Month Term and Shelter Plan
At the emeeting the board decided an eight months term of school and to build a shelter for the horses of riders, seal the basement, and lay cement walks. Miss Hartley will return for another year as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Lawrence Optical Co sale notes and Red Cross bake sale
Lawrence Optical Co at 927 Mass participated in bake sales during the week. A pie sale and cake sale raised funds for the Red Cross, with totals around $29.50 plus additional receipts, and another event brought in about $45.05. The combined efforts were described as a big success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.E. Peniels
J Pranters
del. Stone
Red Cross
Fran Wis
Red Press
Call Matthews Four Dollars and Coal Order
A note instructs paying Matthews four dollars to secure Jennie Lind Coal for the upcoming winter season. The directive emphasizes prepayment to ensure supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Jennie
McCall's ad space diverted to Liberty Loans drive
Lawrence agent for McCall's Pittorns ATE Coli of the TPair is entitled to a half page ad space monthly. Instead the space is to boast Liberty Loans and other nitriotic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
McCall’s
Pittorns
Ate Coli
Tpair
Cohn
McCall
WAIKSRESA TO GO OVER NEXT WEEK MEETING
A garbled report indicates WAIKSRESA will review plans in the coming week. Rid remarks are unclear. Harvey Wirdaay and Vince Wasa2 presided at a local meeting held at DLive Man. J. W. ay Drvon attended representing Education. The Tenn Kelley of Tohoot also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkoee Township
Harvey Wirdaay
Vince
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank friends who offered help and sent sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Your kindness and support meant a great deal to our family in this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Military Paper Copy Sent To Brother In Prison
Fragmentary OCR describes a soldier sending a paper copy of the Styurs and Stripes to his brother while a lieutenant Seth Engineering Lowniel is mentioned as being in prison in Nepember Phey with a copy of a paper.
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Seth
Ppipes at eed eraser ero ver owed oridad item i
Hoods Sochssgiard take AG oe mr we hte tine geedigete te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sochssgiard
Local residents visit and socialize in town
Ah REAGE WHITE Mr. act Mrs. E G Pine and Mrs Walter Pine were in town Wednesday morning. Clara McGee has the mumps. Mr. Wolf called at Mrs Miller's Tuesday. Alias Mennie Button of Lake View is staying with Mrs Adams at present. I A Flory and St and Mrs Wolf and sons called at the Salter home Sunday afternoon. Pine called at Stoner's, got celery potatoes. Mrs Wolf called at the C home Monday evening. Mrs Adams is getting week ahead along tidily. Mr and Mrs Leonhard and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Hobertissinger home. Mr and Mrs George Hunsinger and Windr Canary called at the Charley Hunsinger home Sunday afternoon. Mr Pine spent Easter Sunday with his son Albert Pine and family of Perry. Mr and Mrs Woolf and sons Arthur, Joe, Elbert and Johnnie spent…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
E.G. Pine
Walter Pine
Clara McGee
Wolf
Adams
Leonhard c
Hobertissinger
Horace
Perry
George Hunsinger
Windr Canary
Charley
Hunsinger
Pine
Albert
Mrs. Woolf
Arthur
Joe
Elbert
Johnnie
Woolf and neighbors keep Easter week lively in Topeka trip
A long, gossipy ledger of Easter Sunday visits and weekly outings across Perry Lawrence Bonner Springs and Oak Ridge. Families including Woolf Pine Reed and Sutter share dinners church events and travels to Wanamaker Kansas City and Emporia with noting of exams and shipments. Several social calls and small-town errands highlight a busy week.
Unclear Phrase On Human Nature And Blame
A fragment suggests a claim that it is human nature to err and then attribute mistakes to the rovyn. The text presents no concrete events, names, or facts beyond this generic attribution.
Foley Kidney Pills Advocated For Rheumatism Relief
A letter from A. J. Walsh of Kneffels Cole endorses Foley Kidney Pills, claiming they ease rheumatism by supporting kidney action and reducing uric acid. The notice urges readers to try the remedy, noting the druggist at City Drug Store stocks it. Elizabeth Seetin Rosa End Skinner and children Elizabeth and Francis arrived Saturday from Berlin Oklahoma for a Lawrence visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. J. Walsh
Kneffels
Cole
Uke
Bertin
Mr. Walsh
Sayini
Elizabeth Seetin
Rosa- End Skinner
Elizabeth Ad Francis
Berlin
Q.kia
Lawrence
Local notices and society items from Indianapolis
Dr Orclup of the Ear Nose and Throat practice near the Dick Building is called to Indianapolis by a sister's illness. Mrs H R Cole and daughter Lu cil visited in Kansas City. Miss Mildred Green and Miss Mabel Timpkin joined Mrs A L Green on a day trip to Kansas City. Buy Semi Anthracite coal from Matthews Lumber and Co. phone 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orclup
Indianapolis
Ind
Frances Ele
Fhone
Matthews Lumber
Cox
Mildred Green
A. L. Green
Mabel Timpkin
Kansas City
Doctor Could Not Help Her in Brooklyn Testimonial
Brooklyn woman Mrs F Pratt reports severe displacement and inflammatory attacks left her with no hope from her doctor. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she claims complete relief and good health. She urges other women to try the remedy and offers to share her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Pratt
Woodbine St
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Bertt & Bowne
Kloomfed
Tonganonie
Kodak Satisfaction
Kodak
Duffy
Skofstad
Fourth Street
Tonganoxie State Bank
Tonga
Addie
George Jennings
T. C
Camp Funston
Kansas
Jennings
Sheridan
Wyoming
George R. Case
Mountain View
Arkansas
James R. Fair
R. M. Ramey
Kenset
G.T. Weigert
Ruddells
W M. Brewer
Oris Case
Roy Huffman
Wichita
Frank Nirsehl
Fount Huffman
Earl Huffman
Oscar Davis
Tonganoxie High School
Royal Theater
Japan
Tenganoxie High School
Lester Tamil
John D. Hamil
Sue Dreisbach
J. H. Dreisbach
Dreisbach
Ralph Laren
R. EH. Deweese
Deweese
Tonganonte
Ellen Stephenson
Canad
Basehor
Jackson- Maranville
William
Marie Fincher
Tonganeoxie
Homer Glazer
Methodist Church
Glenwood
M. G. Farrell
George ¥ Farrell
Farrell
James TR. Fair
Walter M. Evans
Kemper- Fair Milling Company
Louis F. Young
Liberal
Young
Lambert Lumber Company
Second ‘Street
Floyd Sample
Ida Tweed
Flora
Marie Carter
J. A. McArthur
Josephine DeVo Oe
Castoria
THE
OAK Ridge School
Resinoll SK
Dreggi
Lawrence Optical Co
Jackson
HELE
Colin
Vair
Waiksresa
Ed Iarvey
Thad
Ah Reage
H.R. Cole
Lucil
Lydia E.pickham
L. L. Phillips & Co
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