Kansas Roll of Honor Names 1924 War Casualties
Kansas men listed on the department roll of honor with statuses including killed in action wounds died of disease missing in action and sick in hospital among the names cited Earl D Jolam Emmet Kidney Mayer Parsons Gordon N Belvidere Fy herd Wichita Floyd Mon Logan Rinaldo Carbondale Jeter Lyndon Crisp Leavenworth Frontz Jones Manhattan Philo Inde Waldo Slattery Ind Shanks Elijah Andrews Wichita Roy Earley Independence Wendell Cramer Center Shelton Pria Center William Woodward Center Lewin Opt Eye glasses Leader Bldg
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Kansas
Earl
D. Jolan
Zeverely
Lesa
Athol
Lester D
Kiowa
S ‘Emmet
Kidney
Holton
Mayer
Portis
Junius
Parsons
Gordon N. F. Belvidere
Wichita
Floyd
Logan
Rinaldo R Ch
Carbondale
Jeter
Lyndon
Crisp
Neodesha
Ikerrontz
Leavenworth
Earl L. Jones
Manhattan
Ates
Chester E. Philo
Waldo O. Slattery
Elijah Andrews
Wich
Roy W. Earley
Nates Wendell HH. Cramer
The
View
Clarence Shelton
Pria Ani
William F. Woodward
Ates Center
Baldwin church program highlights World Democracy study
A Baldwin Epworth League service featured Laverne Brown solo and Markham on the piano. Mrs Julius Smith led the study on World Democracy with notes on South America. Charles Shike discussed China and its status. Willard Hazen, recently discharged from camp, visited. Gertrude Hazen, serving in Vichy France, is aiding prisoners. Marian Hargett and others attended a library fundraiser at Centenary Hall.
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Epworth League
Laverne Brown
Markham
Julius Smith
Charles Shike
Ito
Marvelle Glass -Songi May
Hargett
Gertrude Hazen
Vichy
France
Tian
Marian
Centenary Hall
Jand
St Jacob's Liniment ad promises instant pain relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacob's Liniment as the quick and harmless remedy for aches and stiffness. It claims instant relief when rubbed into sore areas and urges readers to buy a trial bottle from any drug store alongside notes about medals and a Friday bill-allowance time.
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Jacob’s. Liniment
Feeble Aged Farmer's Wife Praises Vinol Strength Core
Mrs Jennie Chapman of Winchester Virginia, a 75 year old farmer's wife weakened by pneumonia, credits Vinol with restoring strength. The ad touts Vinol as a tonic using beef and cod liver peptones and glycerophosphates, sold by Dick Bros City Drug Store and druggists everywhere. A second note offers Saxos Salve with money back if it fails.
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Winchester
Jennie Chapman
Vinci
Dick Bros
City
Adv
P. S
Thee Lawrences Visit and Local Ties in Tonganoxie
A garbled regional note outlines visits and routines in Tonganoxie and nearby areas. It mentions the Lawrences, Evans, and several families visiting relatives, returning to homes, and local employment notes. Names include Montgomy, Kasiensty, Frances Wolcott, and Richy with community references to schools and auctions.
Unclear fragment hints at school reopening and a delivery
The readable lines mention a possible influenza concern, orders to reopen schools, and a teacher Miss Jones receiving news about a seriously ill mother. Names and places are fragmentary, with several garbled terms making full details uncertain.
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Wade Zimmerman
McNauethion
Kansan
Dasa
Tamorng
Miss Jones
Jin
Mise Jones
Death notices and obituaries from Lawrence area paper
Deaths include Mrs C M Fisher of Los Angeles from pneumonia after influenza. Emma Knabe Fisher, former Wavelover, and family details. Also noted are services for Mrs H D Whitman at 2136 Leaman Ave and C B E Wilmoth at 312 Mississippi St. plus Gorton Rushmer of Lawrence died in Pueblo and funeral by Masonic Lodge at Funk's chapel.
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Emma,Knabe Fisher
C. M. Fisher
Los Angeles
Col
Fisher
Emma Knabke
Henry Knabe
West Sixth Street
Mothe
A. Geiger
Partens
Lou Rockland
W. A. Ramsey
Lawrence
J. R. Schwarts
Webby
Oak Fil
E. Wilmoth
C. BE. Wilmoth
Mississippi Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gorton Rushmer
Gorton Rusher
Bawrence
Pueblo
Colorado
H.J. Rushmer
He Oy
Rushmer
France Has Lost 1 500 000 Killed And Wounded
Andre Tardieu the French high commissioner to the United States states that France has lost 1 500 000 men killed and nearly as many wounded in four years of war. He notes America owes France a debt of gratitude for sacrifices and for saving thousands of lives in this country through a remedy advertised by Major's Wonderful Remedy.
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France
New York
Andre Tardic
Froench
United States
America
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Major
Adv
Theatrical Tour Behind Front Lines In Ninth Corps Show
Sergeant Harry Nevin of the 110th Engineers writes from Saumpigny about leading a 52 member show touring the kerosene circuit. They perform in a garage building to 1500 nightly crowds, aim to February 1 return, and praise their cast as among the division’s best. He also notes meeting Edna Corbet resigning shawnee county official for Red Cross work in France and mentions the New York State Woman’s Land Army conference set for January 29 in New York City.
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Nevin
Harry
110Th Engineers
W. E. Nevin
Ninth Corps
Saumpigny
Shawnee County
France
New York State
Woman’s Land Army
New York City
Secret of Remit Promises Healthier Kidneys
An old remedy claims to detoxify the body by removing poisons through the kidneys. It asserts long life with the right regimen and references Haarlem Holland laboratories. Packaged in three sizes, it urges readers to buy from their druggist and warns against substitutes.
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Elimeenazi
Hearlem
Holand
Soldier Watkins Visits University Football Ties
North Carolina notes federal student Watkins from Whiteville appears at the University of Carolina. He seeks to reclaim his old football position, aided by two gold chevrons and prior cavalry service. His appearance follows French battlefield fame of KU students and a hinted intelligence mission.
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North Carolina
KR. U
France
K. U
W. A.watkins
Cavalry
Whiteville
N.C
Universa Carolina
Shiance
JR. Holmes
Watkins
Iowa
Watki
Fractured OCR hints at election system changes debate
Fragmentary text shows discussion of election reforms and opposition to a general election. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a debate within a union or political group about altering the voting system and potentially delaying or opposing a nationwide vote.
Creek Play Coming Alumni-tion Bring Actress to Lawrence
A noted English actress is slated to perform in Lawrence as part of a Creek alumni event. The morning program promises entertainment for local audiences with Spinney as the lead in the production Irhigesia by ubripides ary. Audience attendance is expected to be strong across the United States and beyond.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Ani
Ats
Fragmented OCR note on symptoms and stray phrases
The text resembles an OCR fragment about indigestion and pain with scattered references to medical hints and a translation of a Greek play. It mentions a person in the United States and a plan to return home to England, with unclear names and many garbled phrases.
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Gilbert-Murray
Greke
United States
Baylin Tewause
England
Insurance Firm Opens New Office in Dawersock Theatre Building
The Kennedy and Amick agency announces a new insurance office at the Dawersock Theatre building. Capt. J. Kennedy Lieut. Ross Ti hayton and J. Kennedy bring years of experience in life fire and casualty insurance. The firm pledges devoted service to city and surrounding communities with established reliable companies and complete insurance services.
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H. Clayton Endh
Amick
Bo- Craig
Kennedy
J. 3
Ross Ti. Hayton
Dawersock
Act
Lawrence
Annie K
Uptain
Unittery
Hiv
Atic
Mir
Kenmiok
Farmine
Hog Price Minimum Quotation Set by Food Administration
The Food Administration fixes a minimum hog price of 17.40 and discusses February pricing. Todays gathering includes the Hog Commission, Department of Agriculture, packers, and producers to set base terms for next month. S. Snyder leads meat revision recommendations for the upcoming period.
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Washington
Dan
Kumdreck Dbs
Hog Commission
Fee Administration
Food Administration
Department’ of
Local Court Actions and Notable Judicial Mentions
An assortment of legal and civic notes references foreclosure actions and the involvement of a lawyer in Michigan. The piece notes a death sentence related event and mentions several persons in connection with a religious or civic ceremony. It reflects a period style description of public affairs and notable local figures.
Fragmented notes hint at historical public notices and theater plans
Readable fragments describe public notices, theater planning mentions, and a list of unclear names and places. The text references Siva type, TR SU 87, and various unfamiliar terms. It seems to capture a chaotic OCR segment with scattered references to events and a few proper nouns.
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Ile Publicati
Bern
Wise council and education board election plans
Fragmentary copy describes three committee seats for city council and board of education. Mentions Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands and British premier’s envoy, with scattered names and addresses from a bygone era. The text is garbled but centers on political appointments and civic roles.
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Victoria
Wilhelissea
Olinft
Europe
Megantley
Dorothy
Wilhiam Eo Gelstone
Poetry Prairie
Sykes
Mustorule auc
DONT SS. WITH MUSTARD PLASTERS! DONT SS. WITH MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Remarkable Phosphate Makes Thin People Fat
A garbled OCR text suggests a discussion of phosphate effects on body weight, with scattered phrases about people, dates, and places. The readable fragments are insufficient to identify a coherent event, person, or organization for a precise summary.
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Remarkalbe
Student directory eyed to aid merchants and credit
Mr Harms projects a student directory to help merchants check credit and aid students. Plans, if fast, would see the directories ready for students and city merchants within weeks. In a separate item, Trans Siberian losses 30 million rubles monthly as Russia outlines financial rehab with the AP.
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Eplied
Homemade cough syrup claims and warnings
An old style home remedy ad promotes a cough syrup claimed to heal throat and chest ailments. It lists ingredients, preparation steps, warnings, and a money back guarantee, invoking familiar brands and a pharmacist persona to persuade readers.
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Liasewa Vlan
Jeune
Adi Vane
Joel Ven
Norway
Warne
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Hackman
Will Dirk
City Commission
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Tonmarnsie
Sree Bay
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Axasts City
Thachiers Curios Evans
Kasiensty
Macau
Fred Yueliner
Fis
Rene
Wtyer
Les Ciesune Saban
Ash
Iis Ycren
Frances Wolcett
Misa Tie Thomas
Edtineter
Soati Gronen
Wallard
Nilay
Nervoul
Wur
Loisin
Sersieve
Art Beck
Tonganoxies
Marc Beck
Mdtu
Alligedt
Edminster
Walnut
Thevis
Margaret McCattres
Twentlis
Arte
Prinening
Tay Rae
Hye High
Willi
Newsome
Orelup
Dick Building
Overbroek Farere Cox Paleary Miliary Ovediiaays
Union
Waaniners Jugrinal Edi Land
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CREEK
Milwaukee
Sidney Hatch
Hatch
Pape
Navbar
NEW Insurance Tiem
Michigan
Amerithe Arsenne Mor Ly
Jos. Strauss
Admiral Strauss
North Sea
Steler Ts
Insuli
Pere Veg Bees Nied Steden Pe’ Chay
Eruicent Council
Boole Fitrs TB Ak Veetu
Mustersic
Mustorule
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Omér
Central
Siberia
Trans Siberian
Ivan Mikhailoff
Associated Press
Cellus Ier
Buick
Cote Ba
Warness
Klein
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