Hartig Takes Three In Sevenback Series At Elk's Club
Hartig team outpointed the Riling quintette in three of four games at the Elks Club last night though Riling won the third. Scores show Hartig 251 278 233 283 and Riling 224 215 255 222 with top local scorers Jones 224 for Riling and McKone 221 for Hartig. Tonight none. Stevenson and Edmondson set to play Thursday. Washington notes instructors in automatic arms and engineering at Camp Funston.
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Elk’s
Hartig
Elks’ Club
Jones
McKone
Rising
Achning
Green
Mitchell
Carl
Newman
Sweeney
Stevenson
Edmondson
French Officers Visit Lawrence on Way to Camp Funston
Three French officers traveling from Camp Sherman Ohio to Camp Funston with one wife spent last night and this morning in Lawrence. Lieutenant Kolb Bernard Lieutenant Beneateau and wife and Adjutant Charles Seibert made up the party. The officers have been in the United States only a few months and Lieutenant Beneateau was recently married.
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Lawrence
Funston
Camp Sherman
Chil Keothe
Ohio
Camp Funston
Kolb Bernard
Beneateau
Charles Seibert
United States
Beneteau
Mar
Funeral for Louis Boegen Held in Lawrence
The funeral for Louis Boegen, former Lawrence resident, will be held today. Burial is in Catholic cemetery with Father Eckart officiating. Mr Boegen died in San Diego California on May 8.
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Louis Boegen
Lawrence
Father Eckart
Boegen
San Diego
Cal
Marriage Licenses Issued In Lawrence And Vinland
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Edwin F. Schowengerdt and Carolyn Alice Heck of Lawrence and Clyde E. Nichols and Minnie S. Haskinson of Vinland.
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Edwin F. Schowengerdt
Carolyn Alice Heck
Lawrence
Clyde E. Nichols
Minnie S. Haskinson
Vinland
Navy crew shoots perfect score at sea
Lawrence Galbraith, serving in a navy gun crew on the Atlantic coast, reports eight hits out of eight in thirty seconds and a rating of E. The crew earns $20 each as a prize and the son asks not to send more mail until further word from him.
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Lawrence Boy
Navy
J. B. Galbraith
Lawrence Galbraith
Atlantic
Deitrichs Return Home From Saffordsville Visit
Mr and Mrs W J Deitrich who have been guests of Dr and Mrs B McClelland have returned to their home at Saffordsville Mo
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W. J. Deitrich
Spain presses for Gibraltar and Morocco in war entry attempt
Spain edges toward joining the entente against the central powers. Premier Maura, wary of England over Gibraltar, seeks Spanish control of the Straits and Morocco. Madrid counts on Gibraltar as essential to a French protectorate goal and hopes Britain concedes.
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Gibraltar
Morocco
Washington
Germany
HMS
Hapeburg
Hapsburg
Alfonso
Karl
Austria
Maura
England
Rock of Gibraltar
Dato
Straits of
Obituary of Local Minister David R White 1846 1918
David R White, born November 9 1846, died August 19 1918 in Lawrence Kansas after a long ministry. He married Betheny Jones in Ohio and moved to Kansas in 1866, fathering three children. After his first wife died he wed Matilda Coulter in 1883, adding three more children. He led a conscientious Christian life and spoke with God in his final hours, leaving friends certain he faced death unafraid.
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Lawrence
Kansas
David R. White
Ohio
Betheny Jones
F. H. Coulter
Red Rock
Oklahoma
Marian Piper
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Simon R. White
Matilda Coulter
John White
Kan
Myrtle Hughes
Portland
Oregon
Albert Meuffles
Cleveland tractor promise in farming ad claim
An advertisement asserts that the Cleveland tractor outhandles dry soil and heavy plowing whereas an ordinary tractor would slow. It urges buyers to choose Cleveland for reliable power, signed by Chas P. Banker.
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Cleveland
Chas. P. Banker
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Rebecca Harvey
Fairview Missionary Society passes resolutions for former member Mrs Rebecca Harvey. It notes her kindly disposition and faith, honors her long service with the Foreign Missionary Society, and expresses sympathy to her sons and daughter. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to the deceased’s relatives. Bertha Akin, Committee.
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Fairview Missionary Society
Rebecca. Harvey
Rebecca Harvey
Foreign Missionary Society of
Fairview
Bertha "Akin
Former Journal-World Reporter Finds Warm Welcome at Great Lakes
John Montgomery, once a Journal-World reporter, now trains at the Great Lakes naval radio station. He praises Milwaukee and Wisconsin residents for their kindness, notes Kansas sailors he has met, and describes pleasant lake breezes aiding his sleep despite heat concerns.
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Journal-World
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Isconsin
John Montgomery
Kansas
Olcott
Bride and Groom Exchange Public Declarations in Boston Tran Script
In a Boston Tran script, a bride reveals fear of public scrutiny after marriage and asks Jack to act as if no one else matters. Mrs. Long echoes the sentiment, recalling she adopted the same plan in her own marriage and that her husband never recovered.
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Jack
Knock From A Pretty Young Girl Stirs Scandal
A provocative remark describes a knock from a pretty, pampered young girl as crossing a line, suggesting social scandal and sharper judgment of propriety in public discourse. The line implies gendered expectations and class signals in the society depicted.
Weed Notice for Sanitation and Welfare Post
Ed Anderson, Supt. of Sanitation and Welfare, issues notice that all weeds must be cut by Friday. If not cut, the weeds will be cut by the town crew and charges will be placed on the property owner’s taxes as a lien.
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Theszity
Ed Anderson
Hold Preliminary Hearing for Elmer Wenger Charged with Petty Larceny
Elmer Wenger faced a preliminary hearing before Judge John Clark this morning on charges of petty larceny for allegedly stealing two watches from his landlady Mrs. W Saueressig of 847 Rhode T Stand Street. He is to be tried tomorrow morning at 92 o'clock in Judge Clark's court. The matter centers on the alleged theft from the landlady. The case proceeds to trial after the hearing.
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Elmer Wenger
John Clark
Judge Clark
Wenger
W. Saueressig
Rhode T Stand Street
F A U Band Seeks Experienced Players Now
J H Bell band master invites men to join the F A U band, formerly the city band, promising an enjoyable experience for experienced players and noting it may not be profitable.
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J. H. Bell
Optical Cue Lawrence Eye Glasses Store
Lawrence reports Optical Cue at 1025 Mass Avenue selling fine eye glasses. Local shoppers note new eyewear selections, with a focus on quality frames and lenses.
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Lawrence
Bronze Badges for Boys in Working Reserve Issued
County Superintendent O J Lane begins distributing bronze badges to Working Reserve boys who contributed to war work this spring. Teachers must certify at least three weeks of summer engagement, with a pledge to return the badge if ineligible. About one hundred badges expected. city boys badges mailed from city schools office.
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O. J. Lane
U.spa
Lane
Parkers Lucky Curve Pens Endorse Convenience
Convenience is a primary consideration to successful correspondence. Our Parkers Lucky Curve Pens always work. City Drug Store.
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Parkers Lucky Curve
City Drug Store
Holidays in Europe list of formal holidays by country
France observes 18 formal holidays during the year and Italy 23. Germany observes 20 days, Great Britain 16, Japan 15 and Russia 17.
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Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Meat Substitutes For Summer Dishes And Safe Canning
This article advises using fish cheese milk eggs beans peas and nuts as meat substitutes for summer meals when meat is scarce or pricey. It details lima bean and tomato bake recipes and fish molds with egg and gelatin for cold dishes, plus other meatless options like cottage cheese with nuts and vegetables. It also explains canning safety, mold and yeast behavior, and the need for moist heat and pressure to destroy bacteria and spores.
Canning Dangers and Microbes Attack Foods
A brief note explains that canned foods spoil as microbes including molds yeasts and bacteria attack them. It outlines how decomposition begins with microscopic organisms and the danger of food spoilage when sealing or processing fails.
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