Dairy and livestock sale post from Kansas farm town
A detailed auction prospect lists Holstein cows, calves, horses, hogs, chickens, and farming implements to be sold at Breezedale on Friday January 17 1919 at 1 p m. The sale emphasizes tuberculin tested cattle high quality horses and a large catalog of equipment with terms: cash under ten dollars and credit up to nine months on bankable notes. Local residents and attendees noted in the announcement with names and community ties.
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Hemphill Land CO
Merchants Bank
Lawrence Daily Journal-Works
Owill
My Place
Breezedale
Woteadop Hogs
Barrow
Ford Turing
McCormick
Harrow
QO. C. Groves
F. P. Searle
Cattle Department. Co
C. M. Crews
Col
Thomas
Clasher
Elvrk
Bunch
Legal Notice of Bank Auction Hours in Kansas
Notice states auction to be held at the bank office in Lawrence Kansas between 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on specified days. Cashier A A219 LFUGHERY records details and invites eligible parties to attend.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas Copty Building & Loan Association
John GC
Pennick
Lawrence Party Journal-World
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Abne
Uealays
Janus
Lfughery Cashier
Saving and Sharing Is Object of New Volume
A 100 page book titled Food Saving and Sharing will be given to all grade school teachers nationwide. Dean Olin Templin writes the foreword, and Douglas county received its supply last week mailed to teachers by Clarence S. Hall. The book, printed by Doubleday Page, guides older children to aid famine relief for allied lands. It was produced by the US Food Administration with the Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Education, and aims to help students support the government food campaign.
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The
Food Administration
United States
Douglas County
Clarence S. Hall
R. A. Kent
Doubleday, Page & Company
America
United States Food Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Education
Dean Olin Templin
University of Kansas
Counry
Olney Receives Army Discharge After Camp Service
Avery Olney son of Professor F H Olney of Lawrence High School has received his discharge from the army. He served in the psychological department at Camp and was part of an early draft quota last summer before entering the service. He is connected to Garden City and Avery Olney is said to have completed his military duty after a lengthy period of service.
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Garden City
Avery Olney
Lawrence ‘High
Funston Educator Sends Story to Garden City High School
Wilkins claims 150000 dogs in the state, about one per four residents. The average dog consumes $34 worth of food annually. Tom Robertson stationed at Camp Funston spent the weekend in Lawrence.
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Wilkins
Bays
Tom Robertson
Camp Funston
Lawrence
Lawrence Ensign Neil Whitzel Receives Navy Commission
Lawrence native Ensign Neil Whitzel has earned a commission after six months of training at Pellham Bay and a prior enlistment. He will report to the Naval Supply Office in New York City after a ten day leave. Whitzel, a Lawrence High School graduate, previously attended Chicago officers training and recruited in Lawrence. The training class of 625 applicants produced 475 graduates, with many commissioned in the Naval Reserve.
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Neil Whitzel
Lawrence
Naval Supply Office
New York City
Ensign Whitzel
Pellham Bay
Neil
Lawrence ‘High School
Navy
United States
Naval
Officers’ Training School
Municipal Pier
Chicago
Naval Reserve
Five Kansas City Boys Nabbed After Rock Island Ride
Willie Cunningham and four companions, all 11, were in police custody after riding a Rock Island locomotive tender forty miles from home. They sought jobs at Bonner Springs for nine dollars weekly but were returned to Lawrence. Chief James Monroe offered school and inter urban tickets if they returned promptly, and the boys left the station with a renewed view of school life.
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Willie Cunningham
Kansas City
City
Rock, Island
Fred Smith
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
James Monroe
Officer Smith
Carl Soloman
Wayne Weaver
Vincent Sanders
Morris Beaver
Dodds Opens Law Office in Lawrence After Judge Clarke's Death
F B Dodds announced as successor to Fred Clarke former city police judge who died from influenza last month. Lawrence native and KU Law School graduate, Dodds served in Twentieth Kansas during the Spanish American and Philippine wars and led Company H First Kansas National Guard in Lawrence. He now captain of machine gun company Fourth Regiment National Guard and will operate from Lawrence National Bank building.
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F. B. Dodds
Fred Clarke
Mr. Dodds
Lawrence
University of Kansas Law School
Twentieth -Kansas
Kansas National Guard
New
National Guard
Lawrence National Bank
Placing Eudora Bridge Repair Under Public Utilities
Attorney general rules move the Eudora bridge repair from the state highway commission to the public utilities commission citing Kaw River as navigable. County bid advertising yielded no responses and the highway commission rejected time and materials plans, with PUC reportedly approving final plans and specifications.
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Eudora
State Highway Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Highway Commission
Dogs Hurt South Dakota Livestock Costs Prompt Legislation
The article states dogs cost South Dakota more than 5,000,600 dollars yearly and a bill is being prepared this month to curb killing of small stock by dogs. Local officials note dogs threaten sheep and other livestock, prompting potential legal action.
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South Dakota
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Ralph Spots
Bawersock Theatre
Bell Phone
Mary L. Estabrook
Vermont
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G. W. Jones
Lawrence Hospital and Training School
Ohio St
C. R. Albright
Mass
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Hugh Blair
Ag Sergeee
A. P. Hults
Massachusetts
CL J. Pierson
Veterinarian Office Ltd
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Nortiy Lawrence
Waltre
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Nak
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Jeonle
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Holliday
Per- Kine & Co R A
Fred G. Rees
Tull Prulentars
D. FL
Bush
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Minn
Tmy National Cash Register
A. A. Weter
Lone Star
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Delaware
Kane
St. Lai
Uae
Hickwick
Thesday Morning
Delaware Street
Central School
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UBKA
I A.K. Newby
Journal-World
Rim
Kelley-Springfield
Chester Wihly
Iquidwin
Geo
Dogan
A. Green
Lindley
Kaw Valley News Stand
Market Cafe
Knights Templar
Dre
A. Hageart
San Depot
Ohio
Maskell
Haskell
Town
Dlardet
Mra. O. O. Strand
Police Department
W. Lamb
Jersey
Wright
Red
Poland
China
J. V. Fritzel
R. L. Glyn
Miles S. B
Sibley
Phone Vinland
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Stags
Wilks. Realty CO
Bug
Lawrence, Kan
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Eno
U. P
Paturch
Holford. Investment & Mortgage CO
Plymouth - Rock Cockerels
Lawrence Exchange
J. A. Farrell
Tenn
Pepce
Ford
J 'E. A. Richardson
Paved Street
Care Journal-World
MD Kiein
H. V. Stone
Exponse
A. G. Hammond
Vinland
Missouri Auction School
Robert Guntert
Laawrence
Midland
Oo. D. Thomas
Hollstein
Breenerdale
O.D. Groves
M. Cnewsrand
O. D. Thomas
E. C. Bussing
O. A . Thomas
N. W
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Frank Timmermeyer
H. ¥. Stone
Q. J. Thomas
N. Perry
Albert R. Vine
Es Stone
J. Hefty
J . Thomas
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Walking National Bank
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Roarket Steeuiy
Tucker
Jin
Algo
Singer Co
Oskr
Larcem
Santa Fe
Funk
Cade Pathé
Tnd
Harbour
Maine
Raymond Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Columbium Building
Washington
Belleview
George’ Ott. Jr. Beft
Newton
Excelsior Springs
Myr
Conner Wand
Gen. Cat. Sr
Fret Bartz
M. Bartz
Lingie
Ben Tyarta
Heowald
Jivo
Pert “Daugherty
Geo. Eichelmeyer
J. Uf Freeee
Mary
Frank
Ure Geo. Ott
Jay
Geo. Ott
Theyou
Herne
Clarence Crane
Shirok Shimek
Mes
Conner
Jae
Tor Fisel
L. M. Hulmes
Kaw Valley
Jau Shirek
Verner Strom
Theresa Grondidier
Gee
Baby
Rund
Wil Freese
Finan
H. Freese
J. McArthur
E Doratio
Dean Templin
University
Funston
Lawrence Boy
K. C
PLAC
Kaw
Wice
Hester & Roberts
Spot Cash
Insurance. Tate
Liberty Tube & Tire CO
F. Russell
Pennsylvania
6000 Mile Tire
Mason Tire
O. P
Barber & Son
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