Misses Dean Head West for Spokane Summer
Misses Rachel and Adelia Dean left last night for Spokane Washington to spend the summer. Evan Brown of Kansas City spent Sunday at the Sig Alph house. Mrs Clyde Teeter and son Fran cis left Saturday for Richmond Virginia to spend the summer. Mr Hugh Stubbs of New Ulysess spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Julius Uhrlaub. Mr and Mrs C O Lescher and chulities motored to Baldwin yesterday.
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Rachel
Adelia Dean
Spokane
Wash
Evan Brown
Kansas City
Sig Alph House
Clyde Teeter
Fran
Cis
Richmond
Hugh _ Stubbs
New Ulysess
Julius Uhrlaub
Kansas University Weather Report for June 1917
The June 1917 Kansas University weather summary notes cooler temps and near normal conditions with rainfall at 2.01 inches, 2.95 inches below normal. Mean temperature 72.61 F, highest 101 F, lowest 48.5 F, rainfall days four with minor amounts, six thunder storms and one hail event. Total six months rainfall 12.35 inches, 4.90 inches below average. Earthquakes recorded by the university seismograph numbered four in June.
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Drouths
University Seismograph
Smiles
Eptik Se la Smiles
Shake Loose from Rheumatism Ad Claims Blood Toxins Cleared
An advertising feature promotes Swift Specific Co remedies for rheumatism, asserting the blood carries millions of germ-demons and that their treatment purifies the blood, eliminates rheumatic germs, and rebuilds a run-down system. Readers are urged to write the medical director in Atlanta, Georgia for advice.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Lawrence Visitors and Local Guests Noted
Otto Dinglestead af Topeka spent a day in Lawrence. Ed Wilson spent the day in Baldwin yesterday. Mrs C A Haskins hosts Mrs C H Pattison of Lake Bluff Illinois, Mr and Mrs H B Bullene and son Herbert Jr, and Mr George Innes who motored to Fort Leavenworth yesterday. George Gray of Kansas City was in Lawrence Saturday and Sunday. Lucien Terrill of Topeka spent the day in Lawrence.
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Otto Dinglestead
Topeka
Lawrence
Wilson
Baldwin
H. B. Bullene
Herbert, Jr
Geo. Innes
Fort Leavenworth
George Gray
Kansas City
Lucien Terrill
Kansas University Football Rebuilds With Young Team
Wartime disruption leaves Kansas driven to field a largely under 21 roster. Star backs Rock Woodward Jick Fast and Adrian Lindsey likely to become officers. Woodward and Fast back from Kansas National Guard and Camp Fort Riley. Lindsey training as artillery officer. Captain elect Neilson may enlist. Shinn Reid Vernson also at Fort Riley or in service with guards.
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Kansas University
Olcott
Rock” Woodward
Fast
Adrian Lindsey
Lindsey
Woodward
Kansas National Guard
Fort Riley
W. O. Hamilton
Little Back
Lawrence
Elect Neilson
Earl Shinn
Tad” Reid
Company A
Kansas Engineers
Harry Vernson
Vernson
Shinn
Reid
Kansas
Neilson
Allen A Candidate Editor To Seek GOP Governor Nomination
Wichita Editor Henry J. Allen of the Wichita Beacon announced on Saturday he would seek the Republican nomination for Governor of Kansas in 1918. He said he would not be an active candidate this year due to war duties, but planned to run for the nomination next year.
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Wichita
Topeka
Henry J. Allen
Wichita Beacon
Kansas
Allen
Water Committee Meets to Discuss Plant Contracts
The city water advisory committee will convene tonight to review several questions. They will consider contracts still to be let for finishing the water plant and review extra estimates required by the state public utilities commission.
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Sedsign
City Water Advisory Committee
State Public Utilities Commission
Leav es Telegraph Era to Road for Milling Firm
J B Galbraith a 13 year Bell employee leaves telephone work to become a traveling representative for a milling company. He will keep his Lawrence residence and shift to on the road duties. In Japan a forest fire near Hakodate has killed at least 230 and destroyed several hamlets amid drought. The empire faces widespread fires as rain remains scarce. Mrs C C Seewir and Rosemary Moore end a two week camping trip at Cameron's Bluff with Postmaster Seewir commuting by launch.
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J. B. Galbraith
Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Galbraith
Lawrence
Japan
Hakodate
Northokkeide
C. C. Seewir
Rosemary Moore
Cameron’s Bluff
Seewir
City Commission To Meet Tomorrow Morning
The regular weekly meeting of the city commission will be held tomorrow morning. Commissioner Holy eld is away out of town for the day. Mayor Francisco has not yet returned today from his trip to Wipsouri.
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City Commission
Holyeld
Francisco
Wipsouri
Facial dye product advertisement from old period paper
A promotional notice touts Sed and velvety dye with a money back promise and testimonials claiming discoloration prevention. It lists tints Fresh Pink Brunette White and credits Toilet Countereo¢ Mail and National Tellet Company in Paris Tennessee with 50c pricing.
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National Tellet Company
Paris
Tenn
Movement to Restore Chinese Manchu Dynasty Alarms World
Reports from Washington and London indicate General Chang Hsun and military leaders demand restoration of the Manchu dynasty under Hsuan Tung. Civil war feared if militarists gain power. movement reportedly enjoys broad military support in Peking and northern provinces as troops crowd streets and telegraph offices.
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Washington
China
Chang Hsun
State Department
Reinsch
London
Reuters Peking
Hsuan Tung
Peking
Telegraphc
Ost
Etite
Morning report on appendicitis operation
Word from the hospital today says the operation was entirely successful and the patient is progressing as well as could be expected. He will be unable to return to Lawrence for some time.
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Lawrence
Baptist church to vote on new pastor recommendation
Pulpit committee asks church members to approve its choice at Thursday’s meeting after postponement due to low attendance and the Fourth of July. A special voting session is planned to handle the matter.
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Pulpit Committee
The
Baptist Church
KU Evaporation Record Shatters June High at Pot The University of Kansas station notes 0.596 inch evaporation on the hottest June day, with one athlete complaining of heat after a lake plunge.
The Kansas evaporation station reports a record 0.596 inch evaporation for a day that marked the hottest June heat in memory. No prostrations occurred, though one KU athlete said the hot wind felt brutal after a dip in Potter Lake. Tomorrow Prof. W Schurz will lecture on Latin American cities in Fraser Hall. Rev. R. A. Schwegler preached at the Baptist church yesterday and will speak again next Sunday. S. Spotts is harvesting wheat on the forty acres formerly Lowe dog farm south of the city, described as the best field seen in years.
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K. U
University of Kansas
Potter Lake
W.,. Schurz
University of Igan
Fraser Hall
S. Spotts
Lowe Dog Farm
News Too Soon Ships in Danger Zone Published
Paris reports an official American army statement says an investigation is underway into the premature publication in London papers of June 28 announcing the arrival of the first American expeditionary forces. An accredited correspondent was allowed to visit the port of disembarkation, but the statement forbade publishing until a release was issued. London papers carried the report even as some transports remained in the danger zone.
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Paris
London
Death of Joseph Griffith in Vinland and burial plans
Joseph Griffith of Vinland died at 8 o'clock yesterday morning at Savan nah Mo. The body will be brought to Douglas county for burial and the funeral services will be held from the Stony Point church at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Joseph Griffith
Vinland
Savannah
Douglas County
Stony Point
Seven passenger 1916 Westcott touring car for sale
Classified notice lists a seven passenger 1916 Westcott touring car for sale. Seller Mrs PF H Chalkley located at 1121 Ohio. Contact details incomplete in fragment.
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Westcott
H. Chalkley
Ohio
Beli
Situation Deteriorates in Spain
Paris July 2 reports Spain’s crisis worsening with news confirming a deepening political and social upheaval across the country as observers fear further turmoil.
Charlton Family Reunion Near Palmer Lake Colorado
E L Charlton will join his family tomorrow at Pine Crest seven feet up in the Rockies at Palmer Lake Colo. Mrs Charlton and sons G E and T S and their wives are there and will soon be joined by J Charlton, who has been at Estes Park.
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E. L. Charlton
Pine Crest
Rockies
Palmer Lake
Colo
Operation for Dr J R Bechtel in Kansas City
Dr J R Bechtel traveled to Kansas City Friday to undergo surgery at the Swedish hospital. The operation took place Saturday with details not provided.
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J. R. Béchtel
Kansas City
Kansas City Man Improves After Tonsilitis and Adenoids
Friends confirm Morris McIntire underwent surgery for tonsillitis and adenoids in Kansas City and was hospitalized for a few days. Lawrence card had suggested he was seriously ill.
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Morris McIntire
Kansas City
Lawrence
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C. H. Pattison
Lake Bluff
Ilinois
ARMY
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Central Park
Junior
Civic League
Journal-World
Commons
H. L. Winey & Sons
R. A. Schwegler
Spain
Schulz
the Blacksmith
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Bell
Kansas Life Insurance Company
J. R. Holmes
Terry Gaskill
Perkins
New York Street
Court House
Red Cross
In Ree Bank
Aan Y A
Ninth
New Hampshire
C. W. Johnston
W. E. Spalding
State OF Kansas
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G. Cisanu
Hotel
Eldridge
August Selig
Bell Bros. Organ
Jaedicke
Guaranty
Law
Lawrence Tire CO
Chevrolet
Dick and
Arnft
Lawrence National Bank
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