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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1918

Page

4

Battle to Save the Wheat Crop by Women Harvesters in France

A Great War era piece praises women, girls, and children who harvest grain while male soldiers fight in France. It highlights how fire, air, and water threaten crops, and credits a home front effort led by Kansas War Council that mobilized volunteers to protect bumper yields without relying on men.

France Atlantic Belin Etreta Amaric Rene Mble Kansas Pate

Wulfkuhle and Hethats kinfolk visit over weekend

A long list of Wulfkuhle, Hethats, Fitzpatrick, Scheer and related families spent Sunday with extended kin. many neighbors visited, shared meals, and noted sick lists and travels including a furlough, Topeka services, and trips to Lawrence and Overbrook.

Birth of a son for Barker and Gorrill family

Mr. and Mrs. Bagr Gorrill announce the birth of a son on Thursday August 22 naming him Thomas Marshell. Mr and Mrs C A Richards and Raith motored to Durham for a few days visit. They will attend the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs B. By Mrs ata Robin and Miss Fanette Pontius returned home Wednesday.

Harry Pearl Vernon Ruby Bochriner Mrc J. B. Kraft Mire” Busch Law 3.E W. BE. Rake Ethel Ruth Scheer Tearl Gress Jake Bidinger O. A O. A. Bidinger Home Sunday Afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Nuffer Ellen Unger Frank Houkland Will Shaw Mabel Rose S. Stull Bugc Gérties Ola Roberts W. EK. Rake James Brass John Gress Ruth Brand C. F. Wulfkuhle Rennes Simon Topeka Bagr Gorrill Thomas Marshell Mrr Meg. C. A. Richards Poe Raith Durght Aiden Hereate

Unclear Text Fragment From A Local Page

The readable portion shows garbled phrases and missing context, offering no identifiable people places or events to summarize into a valid news item. Without coherent facts, a concise title and summary cannot be produced from the given fragment.

Social notes and remedies in a community column

A Des Moines stay features Mrs and Mrs Hird hosting Sunday dinner with daughter Mrs Richards. The August 21 gathering of nine included Bible readings and sewing of dish towels. Local notices mention Doreas lessons and upcoming meetings. Also note mentions of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a long standing folk remedy derived from field roots and herbs.

Jneegay Des Moines Lime Thoms Hird Most Richards Mr. Richards Roll Caé Society T. Herrick Ty Rose Latins Robert Barr Qortill, Sr Paulwinter Bennie E Sweezer Phoebe Gab Oth Esther Richards Medi Jen E. Pinkham

Fragmentary Coastal Report From A Submarine Encounter

A garbled bulletin mentions Mr. Burgtorf near Blue Moor then references Emil Saile and trials near Southards for A Robertson. It notes Eudaly visiting, Sailes, Mrs. Jobe Wilse, and a Sunday trip to Kansas City for water day. Glenn serves on a patrol boat off the Atlantic coast with listening devices reporting a Spanish submarine sighting. A distant ship incident near Whee leads to survivors from a sinking steamer and a missing person list including Carol Burg and Orya Strafford of Colorado.

Burgtorf Blue Moor Emil Saile A. Robertson Eudaly Lince Jobe Wilse Sundy Yo Pardee Glenn Atlantic Spain Ena ATE I Treiten Patna Carol Burg Jose Ughter Orya

Local Residents Visit and Move About in Tonganoxie Area

My George Cline and son Bowen visit Mrs G Ri West in Talsz Old. Mr Otis Wemmer and others dine at Tonganozie. Mrs Firman Schenk returns from Kansas visit. Various locals travel to Lawrence Kansas City Leavenworth and Milwaukee, with moves to Reyno Arkansas and Fort Leavenworth school start noted.

George Cline Bowen G. Ri West Talsz Otis Wemmer Atres Tonganozie K. Bayeiey Ree North Sun Ella Faith, Batte Wingrove Firman Schenk Kansas Cis Reek Ralph Gatchell Burlington Kansas City Speesha O. Tere Lansing Iwelia C Columbia University Nelson Quisenberry Henry Herry John Dagney Marion Keats Anne Kramet Edminister Mary Houston W. E. Noble Uestion J. B.schenck Me Lambert Tongaroxie Reyno Arkansas Kansas ‘City Case Ella Edith Phenick S. J. McNaughton J. C. Laming Ross Phenick Firman Schenck la Mate Colorado Walter A Margaret McCaffrey Leavenworth Fort Leavenworth Jim Foster Joseph Farrell Lawrence Mot Tonganoxie Ross Phenicie Itown John C.laming Thekla Milwaukee Wisconsin

Watkins National Bank Judgment Date Notice

A dated notice from October 24, 1918 indicates an interest claim related to a Jet IVA and Sume oee 18. The document references payments and the Watkins National Bank as the party involved in the action or loan record.

Watkins National Bank

Belleview Socials and Farewell Plans Noted

A Belleview report notes a county picnic, an ice cream social at N B Brown home in Fairsiew, and a piano recital at the Methodist church in Vinland. Event details include gatherings at Gratthe ome and an evening party before Louis departs for Winston on August 30.

N. B. Brown Fairsiew Vinland Gratthe Louis

Community Notes from Clearfield and Nearby Towns

Local residents share visits and gatherings across Clearfield and adjacent communities. Names include Grosdidier Ott Whaley Duncan Forsythe and Brown with events spanning Sunday calls, weekend trips to Topeka and Tonganoxie, plus a Red Cross Auxiliary meeting at the schoolhouse August 28. A silo cutter accident injures Ed Madl, with slow recovery.

Louis Louise Freese Oo Henry Grosdiidier Ernest’ Russell Geo, Ott Geo. Ott Anal Jackson Sr’s Franklin Tonganoxie A. B. Ganger and Geo Lestén Tae Ed Pine Vivian Wilma & Schigell Kansas ‘City Geo. Whaley, Jr Geo. Whaley Mary Howard Metoretto Topeka H. XK. Pith Missouri Walter Brown Orne Walter. Brown Mix H. X, Smith Mery Howard McCloath Arthur Donald Williamstown Jim Duncan Lee Eudora Bonner Springs Linola Dunjean Ruth Sowers Forsythe Eine Ed Madl Albert Grosdidier and Sons M. Greer Ida Mary Howard Duncan Home Lou Shirek John Olathe Jim Duncdn Ott Sowers Verner Strong Red Cross Geo. Ott, Jr Baby Ott, Sra

Former Student Sends War Souvenirs to University of Foster

George Q Foster, a university employee, received German gas mask eyepieces and a fragment of coarse sacking from former student John V Vredenburg. The eyepieces are thin and celluloid like, kept in a prepared envelope. the fabric fragment appears to imitate gunny sack.

George C. Foster George QO. Foster John V. V. Vaedenburg Vredenburg

Doan's Kidney Pills Back Up Local Testimony

Lawrence residents recount relief from backache and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. A. C. Johnson of 445 Indiana St reports four years of urinary and back problems improved by two boxes, with continued benefit from occasional use. Price 60c at all dealers.

Lawrence Noan Dean Doan A. C. Johnson Indiana Tobnson Ted Poser Miura Gya

crew wounded in voyage incident near Swain’s Island

survivors listed include chief petty officer Swain, Gleason machinist mate, Elmer S electrician, Claude Kalney quartermaster, Aries N Thomas seaman, and George B Weigand gunner’s mate. vessels were sealing the area. more survivors may remain.

Vran Swain Gleason Elmer S. Electrician Claude Kalney Aries N. Thomas Seaman George B. Weigand Swith

Rats and Mice Extermination Paste Widely Sold

A fragment describes Stearns' Electric Paste available at many stores and barns for extermination of rats mice and cockroaches. It notes a small box costs mere cents and claims effectiveness for retail and government use.

Stearns Stearns” Ceesste

Kansas Stands Third in War Savings Sales Amid Drought

Kansas ranks third among states in per capita cash sales of Thrift Stamps, a report from the National War Savings Committee shows. State director P. W. Goebel praises Kansans while noting the drought hurt county quotas and urging more county efforts to meet the year’s target.

Kansas Rncan National War Savings Committee P. W. Goebel Washington

Puritan case order and training school notice

An OCR fragment references ordering Puritan from McNish with phone 198 and mentions eight men sent home from the National Army training School at the University with a partial note on physical disabilities. It notes personnel and officers likely remaining for the two months term and promotes McNish Bottling Works products in sterilized containers.

McNish National Army Training School Arene School Sehuyol McNish Bottling Works

Horticultural Meeting At Woodland Park Aug 17 1940

The county Horticultural Society gathered at Woodland Park on August 17 amid heat. Fruit growers and friends enjoyed a hearty meal served by the ladies and praised wartime food preparations. President Kaing led a 2 pm session with a song and violin, as members and Miss Nicholsons and Koehrings performed Columbia the Gem of the Ocean.

County Horticultural Society Woodland Park Turday Bro Hook Lawrence Topeka Eastern Kansas Kaing Columbia Misses

Apple Industry Meeting Deliberations at County Fair

A gathered group discussed the county fair plans for September with premiums for merit exhibits. Miss Lena Miller spoke on apples in food and preserving, while Mr Simonds urged orchard practices and one year whips for better tree growth. The meeting considered past orchard losses, autumn apple varieties, and a large fruit display at Woodland Park.

Brown Bresideete Koehring H. A.ley Lena Miller State University Ann State Agricultural College Simonds Kansas Missouri Woodland Part

Dr. Orelup Practice Advertises in Dick Building

A fragment from the Mankato Advocate reports an Illinois woman seeking local board action to locate her deserted husband so he can be drafted. Officials question eligibility if found, sparking debate over who would be compelled to fight.

Crred Cnet Mankato

Also Mentioned on This Page

Guy Drng R. R. Hickson Yaenold W. F. Wulfkuhle Frede Alfred Hethats Fred Res Wen Willeee Sai J. F. Fitzpatrick Bruce Scheer Wm. Wulfkuhle Scheer eParl Gress Ella Brass Lenice Jesse Wiles S. Baseh C. J. Kraft Mique Kraft Bessie Murphy Lola Shaw Watson Frank Bucci Lily Minnie Slingerling Stull Charles Roland Harry Woulfkubhle F. Walkkuhle Frank Wile Helen iWe C. Wulfkuhle Beulah Edmonds Fats City Belleview Ferei Hguaran Tee San Dr. Orelup Dick Building
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