Christmas Eve Service at Trinity Lutheran Church
Special Christmas services at Trinity Lutheran Church begin at six with musical numbers and a sermon by the pastor. The bulletin lists offerings, women’s committee readings, and a crowd-pleasing concert program including “Holy Night” and verses by Mrs Kate Endy, plus church notices and a sale schedule at Busy Bee for holiday gifts and candy. Death announced of Mrs Cynthia Cobb Wied of Tonahuxie with funeral at 10 AM.
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Weloek
Kate Endy
Anderson Lyi
Aetina
Eierson
Cynthia Cobb
Tonahuxie
Fragmented War News Across Papers and Delayed Prints
A wartime press note describes stories shared among papers as editors juggle shortages and delays. It notes that New York and Paris papers reprinted pieces, with English editions later issuing the same items, signaling strained journalism amid mobilization and scarce copy. The piece ends with a local hint about Christmas candy at a busy shop.
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Varis
Sto
New York
Alternoo
Pianning
Papa
Jay
Piris
Board of Education Plans Repairs Before Reopening
The Board of Education will hold a special meeting tomorrow night to consider repairs for several school buildings and to authorize urgent maintenance. Vice president W. Metualt is absent, causing a delay, with the aim of reopening the repaired facilities on January 4. The board will review Bumgardner’s nomination and related regulatory funds.
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Board of Education
Vhce
W. Metualt
Repator
Bumgardner
Mauston Cup Rivalry Teases Big Score Night
Scrambled OCR yields a local church league night with Chriaub Bowls on the big score scene upriver. The M auston cup competition features teams including the hall and COA. Sunday school league games are set for 7 and 8 o'clock between the Lathoriid Baptists and the Metho dists Congregation.
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Chriaub
Y. At
AL Heys
Chriaus
Baptists
Methodists
Save the Kansas Babies Promote Child Hygiene Budget
Dee, secretary of the state board of health, reports advocates seek a $15,000 yearly legislative appropriation for child hygiene. The Health Board believes the funding could save about 1,000 babies annually and plans to establish a health department unit.
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Topeka
Kans
Dee
Crumbings
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Documbine
Kansas
Hid
Haul Club House Lumber Progress Report
Haul club house lumber work has begun with all timber on site. First load delivered yesterday as crews push to complete basement before cold weather. Mr Constant notes foundation work awaiting warmer weather to finalize framing at the club grounds.
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Constant
Cde
Vurly Sp Q
Emergency Hospital Network Expands in Berlin
A British Medical Journal correspondent reports twenty five emergency military hospitals in Berlin, serving up to 20 000 troops. Major facilities occupy new buildings linked to the games, with others in factories, museums, and galleries. Wounded are transported by motor ambulances amid shortages of gauze and absorbent materials.
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London
British Medical Journal
Berlin
Terrible Conditions in Northern France Hospitals
The Associated Press correspondent reports dire conditions in Northern France hospitals as 500000 wounded French soldiers and thousands of Belgian and other refugees overwhelm towns. Mrs. Harry Floyd describes scarce supplies, crowded beds, and exhausted staff, with antiseptics and anesthetics in short supply, despite government efforts and aid from the United States.
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London
Associated Press
Northers
France
Harry Floyd
Hare
Frene
Hite
Povernment
Limoges
Amiens
Howlgate
Nyracs
Britain
United States
Oyer
Highton Das Dent
Shep
Haden Cines
Flood
S. C
T. Ht. Swinburne
Eaton Place
West
Sweetest Girl in Kansas package delivered via parcel post
A questionable item labeled the Sweetest Girl in Kansas was reportedly delivered to two individuals named Renee by parcel post. The fragment hints at a misaddressed or ambiguous delivery with limited readable details.
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Kansas
Renee
He Parcel Post
Quarantine Cattle at Stock Yards Report by John Clay
John Clay reports on quarantine cattle at the Stock Yards invited by Mrs Skinner and Dr Hughes. Over 700 cattle from a dairy herd are examined, with no mature animal dying and few lasting injuries. Milk production is recovering from the outbreak, with cows' daily yields rising as feeding resumes. A scientific view suggests control via slaughter or vaccination, noting ongoing efforts and potential long term impacts.
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W.E. Skinner
Dr. Hughes
Sias
Getobur
Hughes
Amrane
Gil
John Clay
Markets Update Mixed Grain and Livestock Receipts
Market activity shows mixed signals across livestock and grains with steady to strong tones in cattle and hog markets and uneven wheat and corn quotes. Receipts include 11,000 hogs and limit bids noted for cash wheat and nearby futures, while oats and soy markets remain unsettled with varied daily prices.
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Marker
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Dick Tres
Tate
Christina
Lautrey Stalin
Judd
Dressey
Vick. Bros
Stubbs
Fie
Andy Sale
Tus
Busy Bee
Loca
Squires Stalio
Save the
Crimbine
Ark
Refu
Gov't
Guy Jeffries
Zailty
Chicago
Sutter—Creaumers
AEG
Jase Wheat
Corn—Dee
Sohnson& Rl
Adler-Rochester
Michaels Stern
Ervin
Lawrence Ma
Sean
A. J. Street
Selub
Bell
Pollyanna
Wolf's Book Store
Hoadley’s
von Prodduee
Aaa
Mitchells Bull
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