Those Lawrence Fixners Aid Merchants and Farmers
The Merchants and Farmers Association has long sought better town country relations. It cooperates with farmer groups, supports beneficial laws, and offers limited dues based on business volume. Membership funds fund county outreach, with meetings open to all farmers and town merchants.
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Lawrence Fixners
Darmer
Merchants & Farmers Association
Merchants & Farma Association
Lso
Vastrenee
Wen
Air Inten
I Dioni Hership
Fathem
Mearbe
Ivory Het Ia
Merchants & Farmers Association Aims at Public Good
The association emphasizes its unselfish activities to improve conditions in both city and country. It seeks a clearer understanding among residents of its aims and asserts it is a force for public good and progress in the county.
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Merchants & Farmers Association
Patriotism and civic ideals in a Hughes speech
A readable fragment of a Hughes address urges restraint and service. It stresses democracy’s core ideals, equal opportunity for all, and government by dedicated, law‑abiding public servants working for the republic's good.
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Wei
America
Return of citizen soldiery looms in 1916 political debate
The Journal-World weighs the timing of soldiers’ homecoming, wartime policy in Mexico, and the Chamberlain bill's impact on labor forces. It argues October return could shape elections while praising peace under Wilson and noting manpower effects on industry and schooling.
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United States
Mexico
Pershing
Journal-World
Wilson
Hane
Armis
H Chamberlain
Mexican War Scare Signals Rapid Militia Refit
The article notes a present Mexican War scare offering a test of militia mobilization. If the militia can be formed into a federal army within weeks, it suggests likely similar outcomes elsewhere. It predicts three months will show whether fighting occurs, with the expectation that the "boys" will be out of the trenches by Halloween if no combat ensues.
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Tenches
Hallowe'en
Young women seek Red Cross roles in harvest work
War looming as men enlist and women volunteer to assist in patriotic service. Fifty anxious youths seek useful fields, with Red Cross nurses eyeing opportunities to cook for harvest hands in Ikensas.
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Red Cross
Ikensas
Saloon cook ad demands no boozers apply amid frank ad
The Atchison Globe notes a Kansas City saloon keeper openly seeks a cook while stating no drinkers need apply. The page also mentions wartime junk dealers and a string of disparate items including Sarah Reinhardt’s planned US visits and a quiet Fourth of July mood with religious tunes.
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Atchison Globe
Kansas City
War toll and infant disease caution across Kansas
A reflection on European and Mexican war losses and the strain on American families, paired with a Kansas note urging infant disease prevention. It urges parental patience, minimizes alarm, and stresses care, restraint, and cleanliness to protect children and neighbors.
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New York
Kansas
New York City
Kanse
Neciduse
Chidren
Impor Ance
Cini Lin
Pen and ink clerk recalls NKCl meeting through Newsjh
A newspaper note recalls a pencil pusher who attended NKCl years ago and met people through Newsjh at a four time event, with the nod reported here by Bankroby Whores.
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Chinuce
Nkcl
Pease
Trous nNewsjhat
Nod
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Ambition and Marriage Influence
The damaged text glimpses a young man rising through effort with banking skill, meeting a good looking girl, marrying her, and rethinking his ambitions inspired by a newspaper vision. It mentions Lawrence Kansas and a national bank in Hiawatha.
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Lawrenes
Tie
Hiawatha
Kansas
Hank
Lawrence Journal Duly 6 1891 Thirty-Year-Old Picnic Plans
A letter to Reg ent Spangler from Hodder the newly elected history and political science professor at the University places Hodder in Freiburg en route to Lawrence, with arrival expected around August. Notes on community events include a July lake picnic, local attendees, and a Fourth of July celebration. Also reports on new auto tag design appearing in Lawrence and twenty new license applications at the treasurer’s office.
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Spangler
Hodder
Histor
Dlodder
Friéburg
Lawrence
Lawrence Y
Second Mortgage Filed Reflects Filing Delays
A report from Douglas county notes the second mortgage of the Interurban Railway Company to the Savings Bank of Chicago for 415,500 was filed late, delaying perfection of the lien. The mortgage should have been filed earlier in this county where the interurban line operates, but an oversight caused the delay. The matter involves the Kansas City to Western Railway and its financial obligations across several counties.
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Kenkas City
Kiew Mates ‘Nel Western
Mertanse Dine Ta
Bank of Chie LR
Ind
Alkali Soap for Hair Washing Advocated
Reader tips recommend using plain coconut oil as a scalp friendly alternative to commercially lathering shampoos. Coconut oil creates rich foam with water, cleanses thoroughly, rinses clean, and leaves hair soft bright and manageable. It avoids drying alkali found in many soaps and shampoos.
Granting of Certificates by County Board Tomorrow
County teachers certificates will be granted at an examining board meeting tomorrow afternoon. Papers will be traded and rheims (remarks) will be made known at that time. Dr J M Dentist moves his office from the Kress Building to Room 7 Jackson Block. Dick Bros advertise 24 hour finishing service.
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J. M
Kress Bldg
Jackson Block
Downs News and Times Publicity Chief Heads Sixth District Celebration
Donald D. Davis, who tested a ginger ale advertisement, has moved to newspaper work at the Downs News and Times. He is in charge of publicity for the Downs annual celebration, a major amusement event in the Sixth district. Davis will tour several counties this week to promote the celebration.
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Donald D. Davis
Hi Home
Downs
Downs News and Times
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