Kansas Information Bureau seeks $1971 to finish 1916 funds
Lawrence meeting of the bureau advisory committee plans a July 14 session to finalize plans for canvassing to raise the remaining 1971 dollars needed to meet the 5000 dollar annual appropriation for 1916 17. Prof Merle Thorpe director reports subscriptions fall short, Leon Flint to direct in Thorpe’s absence, and 3029 already contributed by Kansas newspapermen.
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Kansas
State Information and Publicity Bureau
Bureau
Lawrence
Merle Thorpe
Leon Flint
University
Thorpe
Kimsus
Zin
Kan- S45
Ce Harrison
Harrison
Pleasant Grove visits and children's day at High Prairie
Friday and Saturday are Waldorf fruit salad days at the Busy Bee. PLEASANT GROVE C M Ellis and daughter Mervin of Ilamar Iowa visited neighbors and attended children's exercises at High Prairie. Ellis is in government service at an Indian school and has attended Haskell lectures. Mrs Martha Anderson visited sister Mrs John Daniels Friday. Eugene and Robert Lyons helped Ray Price with hay Monday afternoon. The Grove sent a strong turnout to the High Prairie Children's day exercises including A E Puckett family Lyons family W D Lyons Ezra Shuler and families Garbutts Studebakers Hagemans Landis and Boehle families.
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C. M. Ellis
Mervin
Ilamar
Iowa
High, Prairie
Haskell
Martha Anderson
John Daniels
Landis
Eugene
Robert Lyons
Ray Price
High Prairie
A. E. Puckett
W.D. Lyons
Edwin
Ezra Shuler
Greta
Gracia
Doe Garbutt
Thema
Fay Studebaker
Ava
Estelle
Bertha Hageman
Ward
Edgar
Virgil Landis
Wm. Boehle Aml
Gustie Puckett
Lawrence
High Prairie Church
Puckett
A. H. Beehle
Arthur Beehle
Clyde Puckett
N. E. Eberhart
Ane Holcomb’s
Pleasant Valley
U.S. Brillhart
Quinter
Kans
Ed Deay
Vini
Purday
Clearfield
W. D. Lyons
Ed Lyons
Frank Gleason
High Prairie Ladies Aid
J. H. Gale
Fred Purvis
Percy Logan
Gladys Stanfield
Topeka
Lenora. Williams
Wilbur. Black
Ida Hindman
J. Craig
Byron Holmes
Lane
L. B. Snyder
D. White
Steve Coonrod
Frank White
J. M. Jones
E. H. Purvis
O.M. Hindman
Farmers’Union
Ed Heaston
H. L. Craig
Fairview
J. H. Craig
Florence Johns
Baldwin
Bonnie Stryder
Trene
B. Purvis
Vera Mabee
A. P. Foster
Beth Allen Aind
Dorothy Hann
Lawrence Wednee
D. N. White
Leslie
Hopewell Improvement Club
Schol House
Donald Craig
L. B. Sayers
Foster
Aye
Vera” Malice
Easy Way to Get Rid of Itching
A remedy is offered using Taino ointment and Resinol soap and ointment. Bath with warm water until crusts are gone, then apply Resinol ointment and cover with a bandage if needed. Skin should clear after the first treatment, with continued use as necessary.
Choosing Your Shampoo Soap
The note suggests selecting a soap with healing properties such as resinal balaams to help scalp issues. It highlights benefits for youngsters and implies reduced dandruff hair loss and itching. Use careful soap with advertised scalp benefits for young users.
Community Notes From Bell Telephone Meeting And Local Visits
Amid updates from Lawrence area trips and social calls, residents report a Bell Telephone company meeting at the schoolhouse, choir practice at High Prairie church for Children’s Day, and multiple weekend family visits. Wheat cutting continues with wet fields delaying some shocks, while harvest and errands involve the Puckett, Lyons, Beehle, Eppler, and Hibner families across Pleasant Valley and nearby towns.
Boys "Rearing, to Go" Army Life So Far Good as Camping
A letter from Fort Riley soldier Wwart describes life in camp as duty and wandering chatter. The Second Regiment is slated to move soon with a probable departure by Sunday, heading toward Eagle Pass Texas, near the gulf. He notes telegraph reports that Carranza has quit, and the army group appears eager to move rather than stay idle.
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Rip U.S. G. Plank
Wwart
Fort Riley
Fort
Wagle Pass
Texas
The
Gulf
Che
Carranza
Sam
Four Villa Raiders Executed After Columbus Raid
Four Villa followers connected to the Columbus raid were hanged in the county jail today. Fred Purvis and Percy Logan were among the condemned. The issue notes numerous local social items and community announcements from Deming New Mexico, including visits, tastings, and club activities around July 1.
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Columbus
N. M. Atune
Maxwell Touring Car Promises High Efficiency and Comfort
The Maxwell Touring Car offers a four cylinder, high speed design with economy claims of 20 to 25 miles per gallon air cooling, splash lubrication, and a smooth clutch. It features electric starter lights horn magneto and a one man top with adjustable curtains. Compare Maxwell features with pricier base models for value.
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Maswell
Maxwell
Stony Point Social News and Tax Line Mayhem
A Stony Point note of community activity includes Mrs. C A Roe and William returning from San Diego, a Farmers Union meeting at High Prairie with a planned baseball team fundraiser, and visits among local residents. Harvesting is noted as the season’s focus while many plan a Baldwin celebration. A separate tax day line drew crowds awaiting the county treasury office with long lines and urgent tax payments.
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Stony Point
C. A. Roe
William
San Diego
California
Farmers’ Union Meeting
High Prairie
Hopewell
Charles Ice
Postma
Will Winters
Williams
Vinland
Mame Scott
Irvin
Lawrence
Nell Mckinney
Ihis ¥ xl
Kansas City
M.V. Postma
Renner
Levi Tucker
James Kassinger
Jennie
Sowers
Balawin
Wes
Allie Lalyson
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Busy Bee
Pleasant Grove
United States Scout’ Cruiser
Chester
American Press Association
United States Navy
Villa Raiders
Fort Riley Excursion
K. N. G. Camp
Union Pacific
Pawnee Flats
Lawrence Boss
Paw Ree Flats
E. K.lexander
City Ticket
J. H. Robinson
Thal
Maxwell Motor Car
Traxwell Motor/Company
Detroit
Mich
Canning
Lee
Martin Hobory
W. A. Waterson
Marvel Reed
Linne Douple Tucker
Bertha
H Mabel Tumray
Kassinge
Grossn Air
Waterson
Harold Roe
Corgi Galied
Sink
Lester Craiz
Stony ‘Point
Paldwin
And
Martin Wolegm
Helen
A. Holeam
Berth Pardee
County Treasury
Snes SS Secrs
Anxim
Fhata
Gameran’ M. Witslow
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