G A R Ready for Call Washington Post No 12
Veterans of the Civil War in Washington Post No 12 pledge service to the government in any call. Resolutions honor loyalty, authorize sending a copy to Governor Capper, and express willingness to fight again if needed. Also notes students at Kansas State Normal School responding to wartime needs and farm work.
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Washington Post NO. 12
Washington Post
No. 12
United States
the Post
Capper
Department of Kansas
G. A
P'ress
Emporia
Kansas
Gily
Kansas State Normal School
Kansas National Guard
Batcher
General Assembly
W. R. Smith
Wanted greeting for Attia L. Marks 1918 Hudson G24
Classified note seeks GiT for Attia L. Marks with address Hudson G24 in 1918 style. Mentions sale price and contact details, referencing a five room shop and rental or sale options in North Attendgay Street with specific features and timing.
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Totrees
Spraying Fruit Trees Recommended by University Expert
Professor S J Hunter of the University outlines a single spray formula for fruit trees based on experimental work. The mix uses lead arsenate paste, lime sulfur, and water with a first application at half blossoms, followed by two more sprays about 10 days and three weeks later. For apples, a copper sulfate and lime treatment may replace the third spray to combat scab and diseases, with cautions about hot sunny days and damp weather.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
S. J. Hunter
Little Egypt Cigars In Hash House League Card
Three games were played in the Hash House League on Saturday with several forfeits. The Ven Club forfeited to the KU club, Lee's to the Stoics, and Custer's to Walling's. S U O defeated Stevenson's 8 to 3 with Keeler on the mound for the winners and Goodwin for Stevenson. Schumann Club with Wilbur Fischer Itching beat the K K Club 6 to 2, Clarence-Richter pitched for K K. Dunukin Club beat Tennessee Club 6 to 2 with Leary pitching and Swanson catching.
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K. U
Lee
Stoics
Custer
Walling’s
Stevenson
Keeler
Goodwin
Stevenson’s
Schumann
Wilbur Fischer Itching
K. K
Clarence — Richter
Dunukin
Tennessee
Leary
Swansons
Fight the Beetle Demands of Potato Crop
Manhattan Kansas April 23 With war needs a bigger potato crop is vital entomologist George A Dean Kansas State Agricultural College warns against Colorado beetle on young plants. For small patches Paris green mixed with flour lime or plaster is used. On large fields spray the mixture with one to two pounds Paris Green per barrel of water along with lime. Three to five pounds lead arsenate per barrel is also used for adhesion and safety. Dust sprays with arsenate powder are applied when insects appear.
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Manhattan
Kan
George A. Dean
Kansas State Agricultural College
Uric Acid Eradicated By Dr Pierce Pill Remedy
A column explains uric acid dangers from the body and kidneys, noting brick dust in cloudy water signals danger. It recommends cutting meat tea and alcohol, drinking hot water before meals, and using Anuric to flush uric acid. It also warns of intestinal blockages affecting liver toxicity and praises Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative.
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N.C. Cook
Dr. Pierce
Pigs in the City debate sparks reader inquiry
A reader asks if urban pig keeping is permissible to boost food supply during wartime. The Journal-World invites brief reader opinions to print, noting Easter color outfits and local business notices amid mixed society items from Topeka Kansas.
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Journal-World
Cty
Public Sale Of Farm Implements At Glark Barn
OO De Phonas and Ed Klein will be sold at public auction Saturday April 28 at the Glark barn on New Haynpshing street. Includes corn planters mowers rakes cultivators and other articles. OO THOMAS auctioneer. Shipping notes mention McNish Bottling Works distiled water order. Victoria Birtroughs returned to Fanporia after weekend in Lawrence.
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de Phonas
Ed Klein
O'Cleek
Oll Glark
Tak New Haynpshing Street
OO. Thomas
Grateful Mothers Tell Experiences with Foley’s Honey and Tar
Grateful mothers from Eau Claire Wisconsin and Youngstown Ohio report Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound curing severe croup and easing coughing. They credit rapid relief to the remedy after other treatments failed. The ad notes the product has long been used for both adults and children and helps irritated throats and bronchial coughs.
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Foley
Q. P. Barber & Son
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