Music for Soldiers and Gifts to Aid Border Camp
A call to donate records to boost morale for soldiers at a border camp. Citizens collect and ship various records to Eagle Pass, aiding the camp life. Helen Naismith leads fund efforts to order an organ for Regimental Hall, with Sweeney assisting at the Journal-World office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bailey
I Minstre
Gikard
Eagle Pass
Liir
T Sweeney
Journal-World Office
Helen Naismith
Ponee
Alkaliin Soap Harms Hair Warns Advert
An old advices readers that alkali soaps can dry scalp and make hair brittle. It recommends using vulcanized coconut oil with mild cleansing effect to keep hair soft and manageable. The guide notes coconut oil is inexpensive and widely available at pharmacies for family use.
Tales About Lows and Urban Night Vignettes
A Kansas City Star sport page item reports on local whimsy and urban concerns. The piece notes fishing yarns by manager ilmilton of KLOO Athletics plus an old time bicycle sighting and a parade of broken glass and bottles on streets. County Attorney Arts Leavenworth discusses county matters with the Leavenworth county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ilmilton
Kloo
Athletics
le Springs
Tell
Lawrence Locusts Signal Approaching Fall
A fragment notes the first songs of locusts heard in Lawrence as a sign of fall while distant mentions suggest economic and educational themes. The text also references Bell-Ans indigestion remedy in an advertising line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Labor Day Picnic Planned by First Baptist Church of North Lawrence
The sole Labor Day announcement outlines a September 4 picnic at Bunn's Grove on Lincoln Street hosted by the First Baptist Church. Speakers include H. I Yonroe and other pastors. events feature a youth sewing circle, cream, cake, and music, with planned community support from local clubs.
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North Lawrence
Bunn’s Grove
Lincoln Street
H. I Yonroe
Henderson
St. Luke
Wells
Topeka Wills Comedy Moving Picture Show
A Topeka notice announces a comedy moving picture show at St Lake on date not fully legible. The public is urged to attend the event referenced in the local notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. H. Wie
Topeka
St. Lake
Moving Pictures
St. Luke A
Ehereh
Prof
R.wade
Narrow escape on elevator during concrete lift incident
A workman named Walter Pickens was nearly crushed when a buggy used to haul concrete got caught between an elevator and the floor as it descended during morning work. The accident, blamed on someone pressing a button, left Pickens trapped yet miraculously unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock
Wile
Walter Pickens
Iin
Fugitives Captured After Weeklong Manhunt
A fugitive involved in a shooting and robbery was pursued for seven days and nights through rural areas. The suspect was tracked forty miles northeast and captured after a confrontation, suffering shoulder and head wounds. Sheriff and posse led the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posse
Ollowed
Hivrrer
Theough
Sherif Des Cates
Frightful Health Claim Promises Cure for Disease
A garbled notice promises cures for diseases through a "constitutional treatment" claimed to build up the body's strength. It lists an address in Toledo Ohio and references a firm name Teke Hall's Family Co. for sale or solicitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destras Ence
Indei
Dre Teke Hall
Fanily CO
Toledo
Lawrence Transfer Company Sold to Tark Hetzel
Frank T. Evans sold the Lawrence Transfer business to Tark Hetzel while retaining barns and wirerooms on East Ninth Street. The transfer company is one of the oldest in Lawrence and the state, with Evans and his father operating since 1848. Evans will stay briefly to oversee the transition and ensure a smooth handover to Hetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘T. Evans
Lawrence Transfer Company
Tark Hetzel
Evans
East Ninth Street
Awrenee Trangfer Company
Kenna
Ryans
Uy Nity
Thetc
Lawrenc
Unclear OCR Note on Rabbit Species in Kansas
Fragmentary item notes a rabbit classification confusion in Manhattan Kansas with a reference to a Belgian hare and Kansas cottontail, indicating a misidentification or taxonomic mix up in a August-centered notice. The text is garbled and lacks complete names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Prohibition Campaign Funds and Zoology Notes
An Agricultural College instructor discusses native rabbits and hares in America noting differences between the hare and the rabbit and describing varieties in England. The piece also reports a prohibition campaign fund connected to Mr and Mrs John P Caitlin of Johnstown with a prior 90000 contribution and plans to build a 1 million campaign fund.
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Dice
Kansas State Arricultural College
America
England
John P. Caitlin
Johnstown
Wanted Permanent Office Work Referrals
A young woman seeks a permanent office position with clerical duties. Provides references and offers to be reached via contacts listed in the notice. Includes preferred location and availability for immediate employment.
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Add CY
Tournal-Werkt
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A. Robinson
Springfield Ther Daurd
Smoke Dierson
Schraeder
Oskaloosa
Arroll
Seheee
Zimerman
Kansas
Cours
Leavenworth
Bell-Ans
Lautrence Business College
Ness
Labor Day
Ponte
Jun H.P
H. P. Stickney
Becginning
Evans-Metcalf, Co
Fugit Vv
Eis
Transfer Company
Busito Park Hetzel
Reo Cars
Mr. Daugherty
Verve
Bell Phone
Elizabeth R. Davis
Miles N. We
D. Thomas
Kanwaka Ladies’ Aid
Sirage
Lone Star
Brad Powell
Bell
Care Journal-World
Kansas State Fair
LW. Penwell
Phil Eastman
Turing
Bare Ural
Madel
Deanna All
Arimath
Alyrse
Jratch
Lake Mortal
Mass
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