Bowling Tournament Opens With Four-Game Series Tonight
A seven week bowling event begins tonight at the Club with a four game series between the Reatz and Hartig teams. The league has reorganized divisions and adjusted scores to remove fractions, with a half point cut in two divisions to standardize standings. Readout shows schedules for the week including Reatz vs Hartig, Edmondson vs Pierson, Stevenson vs Riling, and Graeber vs Berger.
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Reatz
Hartig
George
Ae Berger
Berger
L. L. Riling
zAllen
Parsons
Underwood
Stevenson
Parker
Banks
Bond
Schultz
Pierson
Peterson
S Gustafson
F. Strong
H. Dick
McKane
Carl
Newman
Sweeney
Greenlees
Smith
Adams
Savage
Edmondson
Riling
Graeber
Fair and Square Political Ad Spars Valuation Figures
A short note contrasts property valuations for Mr. Green and opponent Mr. Hicks ahead of Tuesday’s vote. It cites Green claiming city valuation of 8 763 280 and taxes of 245, while Hicks faces a valuation of 11 495 with corresponding taxes. The piece urges voters to consider these figures before polling.
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Fair and Square
W. R. Green
Lawrence
Green
Board of County Commissioners
Former Ambassador Takes War Work Chairmanship
Myron T. Herrick, former Ohio governor and ex ambassador to France, is named chairman of the National Finance Committee for War Camp Community Service. He emphasizes that all other business yields to winning the war, with a Cleveland home and ties to the National War Garden Commission alongside Fred H. Goff.
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Awa
Wash
Myron T. Herrick
Govenor
Ohio
France
Herrick
National Finance Committee
Vote for County Commissioner Wm LaCoss in August primaries
A brief note urges support for Commissioner Wm. LaCoss at the August primaries on Tuesday August 6. The item also mentions Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds departing today for a one week camping trip at Conners.
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Wm. LaCoss
John Reynolds
Conners
Two Hundred Sixteen M men to be sent to camps next week
University of Army Training School prepares for August session as two hundred sixteen men are slated for transfer to other training camps after completing two months of instruction. Classes covered apprentice journeyman and expert levels with diverse trades and officer training slots.
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National Army
Army Training
University
War Department
Local notices and advertisements from Tanlac City area
Grainy local column lists purchases and ads. George Langendorfer buys a Cleveland caterpillar tractor via Charles P. Banker. Wm LaCoss urges votes for A A Hicks for county commissioner and praise for roads and health department. Dr F G L Harbour offers veterinary services. Mrs John Watkins and Miss Artene Roberts travel to Kansas City. Roberts to Odessa to visit Miss Powell. McNish offers aerated distilled water. Mrs J S Mickie to Apolis. Mrs Fred Webber in Kansas City. Ruth J Dyche in Topeka.
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John Watkins
Artene Roberts
Kansas City
Miss Roberts
Odessa
Missouri
Helen Powell
Kansas Primary Opens With Wide Republican Gubernatorial Battle
Kansas voters will go to the polls tomorrow to nominate tickets for the November election. The Republican contest for governor draws the most interest, with four contenders: Henry Allen, J. L. Brewster, William Y. Morgan, and James A. Troutman. Other GOP offices show full slates, while Democrats field a U. S. Senate and a governor race. Soldiers abroad will receive ballots sent to camps, with county ballots omitted, and a light overall turnout is anticipated.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Supreme Court
United States
Joseph L. Bristow
Sina
Arthur Capper
Charles F. Scott
Iola
W. Lt. Stubbs
Lawrence
William A. Johnson
Minneapolis
Rosseau’ A. Burch
Salina
A. Graham
Henry Allen
Wichita
3.L. Brewster
Brey
William Y. Morgan
Hutchison
James A. Troutman
S. Dennison
Pittsburg
Drenning
S. N. Hawkes
Stockton
Richard J. Hopkins
Garden City
Charles 2
Ise
Coffeyville
Fom D. Smith
Hidwatha
Adj
Charles 8. Huffman
Columbus
Walter A. Layton
Osborne
W. J. Bryden
Scranton
Charles Wi Dingman
Clay Cejster
Frank L. Travis
Idla
Bert Lamars
W. R. Smith
George VI. Marble
Fort Scott
Harry Gray
Luray
W. C. Lansdon
Shiina
Camp 4
Great Lakes
Secretary of State
Tractor show winner Phoebe returns from Salina tour
Sanford Phoebe arrived Saturday after a tractor show in Salina and praised Waterloo Boy which finished in the top three days. The article notes the well changed tractor could be viewed at Gr Brothers, 622-24 Mass.
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Sanford Phoebe
Salina
Thy
Waterloo
Gr Brothers
Fire alarms answerd twice with $250 damage
The fire department answered two alarms yesterday. The first at 3 20 in the morning at 1019 Delaware Street to a house occupied by Dell Simons where fire caused about 250 dollars damage with origin undetermined. The house belonged to Mrs Anna Rearick. A second blaze occurred at the ring Factory around 4 pm with slight damage.
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Delaware Street
Dell Simons
Anna Rearick
Islach Allies Ors
Wanted to Rent for Winter in Town
Fragmented notice describes a person seeking a modern luxury apartment for winter. Several local names appear including Mrs Howard Baltz and children visiting town, Dr and Mrs J W O Bryan spending day in Kansas City, George Nettley and Henry Eber of Baldwin with a Maxwell touring car bought from Charles P Banker.
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Howard Baltz
Henry Eber
Baldwin
Maxwell
Charles P. Banker
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NEW War Work
DODGE
Brothers
Alabama Street
T. Riling
Ed Riling
Goodyear
Mohawk
Lawrence Buick Co
Tanlac—City
George Langendorfer
Lake View
Cleveland
A. A. Hicks
F. G. L. Harbour
N. H
Twelfth
Oregon
McNish
J. S. Mickie
Apolis
Fred Webber
Ruth J Dyche
Rhine
Alsace
Pinal
Smarburg
Belforts
Senate
Morrow Wi
of Lawrence
Frank A. Skofstad
Ieag Piefolt Cities
Morris
Vnzemae
Crigthe
Karas
Abd
Joely Bishols
Inerhey Uoakk
Hourehald Tungapure Evtinder
Athena
Moon Automobile
Apply, C. &. Davis
J. W. O'Bryan
George Nettley
Isla
Lawrence Business College
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
Robert E. House
Tsi
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