Journal editor Joe Murray praised for service and duty
Lawrence Kansas August 2 1917 JOS W MURRAY editor of the Journal World is commended for local editorial work and wartime duties in the Kansas Infantry Two years of writing daily editorials and faithful service under hardship are cited as proof of his character Mrs Murray remains at home in Lawrence The piece extols bank support and civic teamwork urging communities to help each other as Lawrence plans for war and growth
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Fraernal Aid
Vacant Lot Gardening in Lawrence Seeks Planting Advice
Lawrence residents worked hard to farm vacant lots amid drought and low stock feed. The Journal-World calls for letters suggesting what to plant if rains return, proposing turnips or late sorghum for cow and chicken feed to salvage garden value.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Our Flag article credited to Beach son sparks Kansas note
A Journal-World July 31 piece titled Our Flag earned praise after being printed without attribution. It was authored by the young son of Dr. Frank Beach of Clinton, valued for its clear wartime sentiment and strong regional voice. The text also notes a side argument about arming schooners to counter German submarines.
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Clinton
Submarine guns and river warfare rumors discussed
Reports from the river committee mention submarines and sinking schooners as crews show a tendency to tighten when soaked. The passage notes Uncle Samuel’s wartime mood and suggests prices remaining stubbornly high despite swelling concerns.
Truths and Trifles Bright Fragments From Wartime Life
A collage of light vignettes and wry asides on everyday wartime habits and proprieties. Notes on duty, modest amusements, and a few local observations reveal small comforts, duties of work and leisure, and a glimpse of American home life during a period of national effort. Derby Grain Co. advertises top prices for grain as F. O. W. Cowper teaches French to the Sammies in Leavenworth then visits Lawrence.
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