Merger and War Talk Mixed in Journal-World Page
A mixed page from the Journal-World includes subscription ads and postal notices, a merger note from the Associated Press, advertising bureau mentions, and a column of war era humor and international tensions. It references figures and addresses in Lawrence and New York, plus commentary on Mexican affairs and military enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Audit Bureau of Circulations
An- Bureau of Advertising
Lawrence
Kareas
Dropping 300000 War Message Copies to Camps
A government plan released 300000 copies of the president’s war message to German prison camps in hopes soldiers read and rethink. Officials warn confiscation may limit reach while aviators in France strive to spread the message. Some fear it could alter attitudes toward the Central Powers without toppling monarchy or provoking a republic.
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France
Uinet
Germany
Industry Farmer Weighs Wheat and Corn Plow Plan
Scientists at an agricultural school advise plowing under the poor wheat stand to make room for corn. A second group of experts argues for planting corn on the wheat land. The debate centers on optimal crop rotation and soil use.
Associated Press elects officers in annual meeting
The Associated Press board met in New York and elected officers for the year. Frank B. Noyes was named president with Ralph H. Booth as first vice president and RE P Adler as second vice president. Melville E. Stone becomes secretary and general manager with Frederick R. Martin and J B Youatt as assistant secretary and assistant general manager. The executive committee was re-elected, including Adolph S. Ochs and Oswald Garrison Villard among others.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank B. Noyes
Wecto
ICL
J.B. Youatt
Frank GB. Noyes
Washington
Adolph S. Ochs
Newe York Time
J. McLean
Phiadelphia
Bulletin
FL Lawson
Chicago
Haily N. Charles A. Book
Pittsburgh
Van
Dispatch
Charley Hopkins Churk
Bartford
Ceann
Combent
Oswald Garrison Villard
New York Evening Pout
Truths and Twelves in a Turbulent Name Change Tale
The passage hints at shifting names to show loyalty amid chaotic discourse. A rater with a rollicking Germanic nickname will adopt the name Dennis before the show ends, reflecting tension between identity and performance. The text also touches on cultural division and collective unrest.
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Orher
Une Elan
Dennis
Farmers Will Meet To Choose Spring Crop Replacements
Fort Hays Branch Experiment station will host a sorghum day in Manhattan Kansas with Western Karriers to discuss crops for spring planting. Speakers include Charles Getty and Lynk Call of Kansas State College. aim to replace wheat losses with new cash crops and maintain soil condition.
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Manhattan
Kan
Fort Hays
Karriers
Charles 2
Statiar
Getty
United States Department of Agriculture
Lynk, Call
Kansas State Agricultural College
New Ether Compound Freezone Ends Corn Soreness
Cincinnati reader notes a new ether compound Freezone that promises instant relief from corns and calluses. Applied to tender areas it removes soreness and lets corns lift away with ease, without skin irritation. Genuine product carries yellow label.
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Cincinnati
Fairview schoolhouse hosts Friday evening promise
A jumble of local names and visits notes events at Fairview schoolhouse with families and students planning a crochet club meeting and a Friday evening program. Attendees include Morrison siblings Harve Cooper Eckman Atwood and various others sharing Sunday visits and ball game chatter.
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Mroavid
John Morrison
Morrison
Will Free
Thian
Gladys Cowles
Atadeline Atwood
Carel
Richard Atwood
Charles Bargtorf
Bert Harbour
Fairview
Rouse
Airview
Willie Wells
Seree
Harve Cooper
Don Eckman
John Herman
Endicott
Miss Kunkle
Wakter Brown
Willie Cooper
Mo. Akins
Charles Sanders
Lone Star
Breese
Bert
Robert Kekman
Joe
Elmer Cooper
Ethel Cowles
Fred Sturdiay
Harrett
I. Freese
Molly
Inkin High School
Mildred
United States Marshal Receives DOJ Instructions on Alien Passes
The U.S. marshal's office in Kansas at Topeka was directed by the attorney general to issue passes for alien enemies wishing to depart the United States. Marshals may examine applicants and accept their formal requests to leave the country.
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United States Marshal’s
District of Kansas
Topeka
Attorney General of
United States
Cabinet Pass Examination Details and Local Notices
The passage outlines a president proclaimation based pass process limiting movement to Alaska the Philippines and other territories with a rigid examination of applicants including birth records and residence since entry to the United States. It also includes advertisements for Foley's Honey and Tar and a thank you card notice for Mr John Champion and family. It mentions theater offerings and local business notes including Owens Carl returning from Kansas City and Vic Johnson’s Kansas City trip.
K U Interclass Games Saturday Track Contenders Named
The annual K U Interclass track meet is set for Saturday with a strong lineup across all events. Juniors, sophomores, and freshmen vie for points in sprints, hurdles, throws, jumps, and distances, led by notable athletes such as Treweehe Rico Seward Rustenbach and Welsh with several entries from each class.
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W. Oc. TU
T Whijret
Papal
Prac
Focal Woc
LT. Vui
Lawrence
Douglas County
Terebisa
En McCook
Strom
Riese
Treseenioe
Haddock
Ayers
jCussom
Sehwerta
Davidson
O'Levy
Casey
Rusten
Seward Y Rustenbach
Barelay
Sproulle
Stateler
Kietanii
Welsh
Grutzmacher
Thie Dros Juanap
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