Dr Pierce Pills Publicized By Satisfied Patrons
A memo cites Kanat Folks and Bigpe towns praising Dr Pierce remedies. Mrs H A Cordenier of Wathena Kansas lauds Antic Tablets for back pain and kidney issues, while testimonials extol Pleasant Pellets for liver sluggishness headaches and aiding child rearing on a farm.
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Bigpe
United
Mierce
Piewe
Ierce
H. A. Cordenier
Wathena, Kanens
Route 4
Local Social Notes Mention Visits And Gatherings Across Town
A long list of neighbors and relatives appear in this week’s social notes detailing visits at homes in town. Mrs Hupsing and her daughter Lucile are mentioned with several other families including the Beasluuiter and Underwood households as they hosted or spent time together Sunday and over the weekend.
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Hupsing
Herra
Cabip
Tires
Harry
al Wickersiitin
Chat Tarr
Som
le Fred Abate
Eimerah
Stepney
Storr
Sind
Teena
AK. A
Vernet
Ginel
Meat Calenk
Angas
Photy Nees
Mon- Hunlah
Lalu Mae
Musgier Ames
Moris
Berton Rathwell
Tiny
Santen
Canary
Bmias
Margaret Qari
Sulzer
Charles Walter
Ace Gress
Henry Ainderwood
Wm. Underwood
Frank Inger Guent
Ralph Underwout
Buseh
MM All Awinker
Johy
Grese
Joe Walte Laual
Atk Wulfintite
Helen Apent
Gouday
Mrs. Wr
Duught
FU Cao Gareily
Topeke
John Still
Shaw
Itaple
Accord Featiers
Ube En Levarigelical Shurch
Topeka
Deskin
Springhill
Kan
Miss Opal
Eugene Lavin
Ligd
George Weise
Ae Mn
Fekohaard
Oklahoma
T. FB
Nichols
Lecanmpten
Ales
Cust
Ealdenbriankarth
George Hildevnbrand
Iis Fidinger
Yas Weel
Ake Gidinger
Zhite Overkind
Ind
Stull
Wall Shaw, Jr
Will Shaw
le - Fred Wallkublite
Fell
August Xulfer
Mia Walter
Ehithenn
Mey
Eee
Heck
Vick Yamsily
Walthable
Mungier
Jeb
Mr and Alscable
Laerit
Inge Roy Deskin
Bidinger
John Stall
Bittleson
Bd Bratt
Tonk
Wits
LW. Gray and
Kerift
Kerift, Misses: Fit Yochringer
Dave Oheur Gad
Buey
Troldten Tan
Gress
Mrv
Lawrence
West Iternoon
Viles
Atrs
Tr Houk
Phinger Hay
I George
Renee Witc
Community Notices From Lawrence Falls Weekend
Local social and personal notes describe visits and gatherings among residents of Lawrence area. Mrs Harve Dent and children called on friends in Cediar Jurtion. Louise Lécseh and Lizzie Fosnaden's kin shared weekend. Nellie Tornaden and Louis shopped in Lawrence. Ice cream social at Villa Eden raised about 47 dollars for Red Cross plus small expenses. Milas news and visits to Leavenworth for examination noted.
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Wwe
Corm
Mra
Harve Dent
Pansy
Oma
Cediur Jurtetion
Louise Lécseh
Lawrence
Lizzie “Fosnaden
DeSote
Lena
Tornaden
Louis
Brock
Auguat ‘Lurnaden Jr
J. Heele
Johin Reed
Soy Lester
Lawson
Winkind
Hs Maude
Berry and Children
Pekd
J. L. White
Reta Brocksand
William Torfaden
Elvi Ve
Brand
Lonize Los
Wainview
Reta Stock
Avar Litiwout
George Casteel
Pete Crabb
Albert Tornadlen
Leavenworth
Mise Louise Loesch
Godfrey Reity
Charles Hiland
Ofliverne
Castori 1A in Use For Over 30 Years
Community notes and social updates detail moves, visits, and daily life in the Forsythe and Hespry area. Local residents like the Terrell and Schirk families are mentioned among neighbors, with mentions of farm changes, gatherings, and farm prices. Ice cream price increases are noted by Valley Creamsey Co. Openings include travels to Waterville and Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valfey
Creamsey Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Universal Efficacy
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, asserting constitutional disease requires systemic treatment and promising cure or $100 if unable to cure. The long notice also pitches a newspaper subscription offer for soldiers and various local social notes about visits and gatherings in Topeka and nearby towns.
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Nui
Coal Sale Notice for Jennie Lind Brand at C E Matthews
Local lumber and coal firm advertises semi anthracite Jennie Lind brand coal in stock at C E Matthews Lumber and Coal Co. Call phones 34 for purchase and delivery options.
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C. E. Matthews Lumber & Coal Co
No Increase in Oklahoma Wheat Crop Next Year
Oklahoma crop experts expect no abnormal wheat crop in 1918 despite a government price floor. Acreage may rise slightly due to the $2 per bushel incentive, with increases ranging from negligible to about twenty percent. Oklahoma’s 1917 wheat acreage stood at 2 885 000, while some northwest counties plan to seed less after two poor years.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Okahoma
Northwest
State” Board of Agriculture
State Council of Defense
High Heels Put- Dovesed ee Style Warnings For Women
A fragment discusses fashion harms from high heels and promotes Freezone as quick corn relief, urging readers to keep it on hand. It also covers congressional measures on wage, price, and supply controls for necessaries during wartime, including food and fuel powers and licensing, with exemptions for farmers. Also mentions a citrus drink advertisement.
Food bill moves to President's signature in war control push
Washington August 9 The food bill cleared the senate 66 to 0 in favor and awaits President Wilsons signature. The measure gives broad wartime control of food feeds fuel gas fertilizer and equipment, with Hoover slated as food administrator. It fixes next year wheat at at least 2 a bushel and authorizes government operation of key factories and mines, with a fund of 150000 for administration and 10 million for fertilizer purchases. The house bone dry prohibition would ban manufacture and importation of distilled liquors for beverages during the war and permits limited control of malt and other spirits or reallocations for defense.
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Food Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Washington
House
Wilson
Herber Hoover
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Kansas
Dr. Fierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Mary B. Bradley
Knowleoce
Milla Eden
Belleview
Hyd Mers
Shirck
Forsythe
Ace
G. Forsythe
Clark ‘Terrell
Clark T Errell
Af Hesper
Josephine J
Gertrude Schirk
Waterville
Sucir
Roy Baul
Sorelini
BR. Conner
Tay
George Listen Vook
Golie Mitchell
Fairview
Miss Welen
Chester
Fred Howard
Sibley
Charles
Ralph
Herbert Freese
Aisses Tielen
Bessie Bryan
Sirea Russell
Charley Peer
Martin Peer
Fort Riley
National Guard
Oroup
Joe Broer
J. Tiseil
Sowers
Lonner Springs
Josie
Anders
Daugherty
Grosdidier Amit Marie
Schofstall
George Ott Sr
Kan City
Frid
Charles Terrell
Elifoct
George Ott
Dutweidler
Lawrences
Gorge Ott Jr
Mary Freee
Mayme Daugherty
Kansas City
Bert
Journal-World
Fort Sill
Brinkman’s
Yarnold
Will Wuifkuhle
Charles Eberhart
Arfin
Ruth
Orelup
Dick Huila
Wiedemann’s
Lawrence Tire CO
Harry Dick
Arndt
Mass
Istic
Sion
Wolfs Book Store
W. H. Quakenbush
E. 5
Weatherby
Lark Leans
Lothes
Ifjone
Winey
Evans Auto Supply CO
FORD
Kelly Springfield
K. S
Peoples State Bank
Uncle Sam
Concord
Klein
Lawrence National Bank
J. J. Meade Vicw
Taving Hill
GEO. Ww. Kahne Cashier
J. D. Bowerlock
GEO. T. Wetzel Assl Cashier
S. Metcalf “Farm Loans
F. W. Barteldes
Barteldes Seed Co
A. Henly American Cement Plaster. Co