Rain brings needed dampness to Ozawkie area
Rainal declines in farms and roads are noted as a welcome relief. Local residents Mr and Mrs William Osborne move near Zalriskie farm while Edgar Osborne occupies the east house. Community events include Et Endeavor meetings led by Miss Veda Petrie, a Sunday singing at Oska loosa and multiple visits between Ozawkie, Oskaloosa and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jax
William Osborne
Charles Zalriskie
Edgar Osborne
C. G. Petrie
R. E. Rice
Jeff Parnell
J. C. Clare
Fred Brown
Clyde Edens
Montana
Orin Smith
Oskaloosa
Ira Ward
Sinois
Mary Petrie
Ozawkie
Dan Smith
Lawrence
Earl Keller
Avey
Veda Petrie
Smith
Elizabeth Francie
Herman Eggert
Abenathy
Roberta
Patterson
Topeka
Christian Endeavor
Eberhard
India
Millay Stewart
Carmen. Vanderpool
Loney Harvey
Martin Vanderpool
Amil. Harvey
Ozankie
Harry Slawson
Te Surles
Lawrence Vistor
Charlie Terrie
Charley Petie, Jr
Millard Stewart
Potter
Kansas
Oskailoosa
Belgium
Margaret Eggert
Valley Grove
Veda
McLouth
Standard Oil
Mabel Rolan
Clint Viets
W. C. Stewart
Russell
Benng
Mence Way
Fred Champion
String Town
Mr.Champion
Ira
C. G
August Flower advertised as remedy for indigestion and nerves
The notice promotes Green's August Flower as a longstanding household remedy for constipation digestive troubles indigestion nervous dyspepsia and liver issues. It claims a few doses provide relief and describes the product as a gentle laxative sold by The City Drug Store Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Dixo
Recital and Social Roundup From Fairview August 30
Fairview pupils in Miss Maude Gordon's music class plan a Friday recital at 8:30 p.m. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Peter Dreher and Rose, James Roper and daughter Thelma of Lawrence, and many neighbors visiting relatives in Lawrence and Guthrie. Several local families host visitors and attend services, with chats about travel and community life lingering over past weekend visits and upcoming local gatherings.
Douglas County Faces Feed Shortage Amid By-product Scarcity
County Agent Fred T. Rees reports a critical shortage of hog feed in Douglas County as by-products from wheat and shorts are scarce. State official H Amberger seeks a statewide report by Saturday for federal review, while local mills cite cast-shipped shorts and food administration restrictions as factors.
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Chamber of Co
Fred T. Rees
H. Amberger
State Agricultural College
Kans
Amberger
Rees
Hansas
Douglas County
Accout Food Administration
Glycerine for Appendicitis Explained by Local Drugstore
A fragment advertising glycerine for bowel cleansing claims one spoonful clears the entire bowel and relieves stomach upset gas and constipation. It touts instant action of Adier-i ka and notes the product is sold by Brothers druggists at 747 Massachusetts Street Round Corner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Massachueats Street
Round Corner Drug ‘Co
Local Families In Williams Town Area Report Visits and Incidents
Williamstown residents share social visits with Topeka and Lawrence trips as Gretta Johnson tours Topeka with sister Kemma Kyle. Maymie Busch of Perry visits her parents. Henry Corder and Pearl of Midland spend an afternoon with Vallsbinder. Ben Kyle Jr and daughter Louise travel to Lawrence. P J Starrard reports his barn burned last Wednesday night with unknown cause. total loss. Others head to Topeka and Lawrence for shopping and visits. Camp Funston hosts J Ralph Vansbinder family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halkie Lathrop
Bury Oaks
Hazel, Eberhardt
Virgil Wal
St. Francis
Annie Lathrop
Ayer Home
John Dowers
Emil
Henry
Schulmeyer
Dorothy
Helen Wagner
Koehler
Charles
Doolittle
Little Randall
Lawrence
Will Fairty
Bert Mitchell
Estelle Ayer
Louise Koehler
Moore
Eugene Leary
Ruby Lathrop
Bert Ayer
Colorado
Kansas
Peters
Howard
Virgil Walborn
Eldon Ulrich
Wee
J. W. Griffin Hasig
Paul Koehler
Vinland
Emmett Laster
Gretta Johnson
Topeka
Kemma Kyle
Maymie Busch
Perry
Simuel Leeman
Henry Corder
Miss Pearl
Midland
Vallsbinder
Ben Kyle,Jr
Louise
P. J. Starrard
Besicker
Gieseman
Albert
Marie
Russell Calvert
Irene
Bert Perkins
James
John Calvert
Tom Horn
Hiram Mangold
Newman
Frank
Owens
Helton
Russell
Calvert
J . Ralph Vansbinder
Camp Funston
Neil
Soldiers in training and home front notes from 1917
Letters from Privates Arthur and Paul Nagel describe Army life at Camp Funston and in England, details of daily routines, tents, and camaraderie. Local notices include marriage licenses for residents of Lawrence and surrounding towns and a request to return a borrowed bound volume of the Journal-World from 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Arthur
Paul Naged
Lime Springs
Iowa
Journal-World
Ssme
Private Nagel's vivid postcard from Sunny France
High Prairie writes Private Arthur Nagel, nephew of Mrs Boland, from somewhere in France. He reports feeling fine and enjoying the country, speaking of sunny weather, fresh air, and a ten day sea voyage that left some men seasick, before describing the land as roughly acre sized plots with houses mostly built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States Certificates of Indebtedness Notice
Public notice announces United States Certificates of Indebtedness dated June 25 1918 with terms and dating details. Financial instrument offer indicates coupon and redemption specifics for investors.
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United States
United de
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Idway Parker
Chinatown
Cannes
EOPLE
Department of Agriculture, Food, Administration
Council of Defense
Red Cross
Phil Eastman
Ar-Fair
Justin
Gohpad
York
Perea
Hie
Mathers
Fairview
Udable
Reas
Williamstown
Gray
Guy
Lulu Stevens
Kansas City
D. B. Hudson
James “Lewis
Funston
Pasteur
Haarlem
Pore
Arthur Nagel
New York
Hagel
England
Debbe
Oscar Botts
Tonganoxie
Lila Ousdahl
William F. Ott
Eudora
Lois Fremont Woolton
Albert C. Faulk
Holton
Josephine May McDonald
Ralph W. Bailey
Ida Eshom
Wiedemann’s
Dr. Orelup
the World Company
High Prairie
Peoples State Bank
Eabor
R. F.d.no
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