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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1917

Page

4

GOOD ROADS MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT IN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

A session of the spe cal roads committee is set for Saturday night at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce the meeting aims to map the benefit district route and prepare petitions for a concrete road Duffee county surveyor will join the committee in planning. Members include F E Wilson D K Henry Frank Fitzpatrick Hildenbrand H W Wulfku kle G W Riggsby Guy Wigsby A A Smith M BE Biiner Will Pine Al Eith J R Topping.

Quiline Specal Roads Committee Chamber of Commerce Magme FE. Wilson D. K. Henry Big ‘Springs Frank Fitzpatrick Hildenbrand H. W. Wulfkukle -Lecompton HH. G. van Neste Rigsby Guy Wigsby A. A. Smithm BE Biiner Will Pine al Eith J. R. Topping Pyd. Duffee County Surveyor

Votes on conscription measure passes in Canadian House of Commons

July 6 report from Ottawa indicates the Commons passed by 118 to 65 a bill for compulsory military service. The measure, proposed by Premier Bordon, faced marked opposition during the debate as the vote was recorded with a clear pro conscription majority. In Washington, railroad earnings reports to the ICC show 130 of 186 railroads reporting May net revenues down about 1.5 million dollars.

Ontario House of Commons Mier ‘Bordon Washington Interim Commerce Commission

Woman Suffering Long Illness Reported

A woman is described as gravely affected by an illness lasting two years, with local doctors monitoring her condition and family seeking care options and support from community health services.

Wheat Harvest Continues Amid Mixed Farm Earnings

The report notes earnings of eastern roads at 1.8 million dollars offset by slight gains in southern roads and a rise of more than 3 million in western roads net revenues. Farmers harvest wheat amid favorable weather with many already in the fields. numerous residents and families are listed visiting, hosting, or traveling over weekends, highlighting community activity around farm work and local gatherings.

Wheat Harvesting and Social Visits Reported in Lawrence

Fragmentary Wheat harvesting notes describe local activities while a string of visitors and relatives travel through Lawrence and nearby towns. Names include Miss Jenny Bibent, Miss Josentine, Mrs. Goldie Shrader, Mrs. Hureh, Mrs. Josephine Krureh, and others visiting from Kansas City, Independence, Chillicothe, and Florence.

RiNy Campbell TM. Caner Fianily Goldie Shrader Kanaws City Tink Mia Fred Alford Ruby ‘Tors Katherine Carter Lawrence Ake V. Reynolds Kans City Lily Gister AL W. Garvin Misa Agnes Laptad Rebecca Misier Hureh Airee Dexpath Kansas City Gy Bhrader George Haight Tuseiny Vom Vish Fiw Morrin Linden Kansas Jutyathu Kanana City C. Johnson

Gathered local notices from Lawrence area families

A long column of names and visits shows residents from the Lawrence district sharing news of arrivals departures and social calls. Births weddings reunions and church events are noted alongside harvest work and travel to nearby towns with several families listed including Schwarts Myers Schenck and Morris among others. Many relatives from Topeka Clinton and Perry are mentioned with frequent trips to Lawrence and neighboring communities.

Freezone Corn and Callus Remedy Ad

A Cincinnati man discovered and named freezone. A tiny bottle is sold by druggists to be applied in two drops directly on a tender corn or callus. It dries instantly and shrivels the corn or callus without harming skin, causing it to lift away with no pain or soreness. Women should keep a bottle on the dresser to prevent recurring corn discomfort.

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Red Cross Ball Blue ad and church dinner crowd

An old Red Cross Ball Blue endorsement promising whiter clothes appears beside a church sermon by Rev. For at Mie Grove and a Sunday meal hosted by Mr. and Mrs. AL Puckett. Neighbors from Lawrence and Kane waka join patriotic programs at High Prairie, with harvest work and travel noted among locals.

W Rev Lawrence Mie Grove AL. Puckett Jo Puckett WL Pickett Deay A. L. Willams LeRoy Lawrance

Harvest Notes and Social Round in Kanwaka District

The Kanwaka community reports harvest progress and a busy social schedule. Numerous residents including Miss May Knope and Mrs. Win Wine attend gatherings, family visits from Lawrence and Ottawa, and Sunflower Club activities. Farm work continues with harvest helpers EB Schaake and Herschel Ulrich, while neighbors motor to Bellun and Lawrence for family visits and a Red Cross drive.

Breese Chi Ren Forrest Guy Moohaint Ottawa Tinois Miss May Knope EB. Schaake Sunflower Club

Freckle-Face Remedies and Local Social Notes

An old advert promises a freckles removal cure with a money back guarantee using a double strength preparation from any druggist. The community column follows, listing numerous social visits, family gatherings, and routine small events across households in Richland and nearby towns with names such as Woolfkuhle, Hu bert, Murphy, Widinger, and Dean, detailing Sunday visits, travels to Lawrence and Burt, and ongoing local life.

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Dillingler and Bidinger Families Noted Visits and Obituary

Mrs. Charlie Wulfkuhle and Mrs. A Bidinger visited relatives in the district on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hert, aged 78, died at her son’s near Richland and was buried at Stull cemetery with Rev Nichols officiating. she leaves three sons and several grandchildren. The Kanwaka Literary club met with Mrs. Fred Gregory, discussing Alaska and cross work, with members sewing for the Red Cross and hosting guests, including many local families and visitors from nearby towns. Wheat harvest begins in the area as fields ready, with multiple local residents hosting and visiting, and drive to Lawrence and Kansas City noted for various family matters.

Dd Mes Willian Prowe Ewe Ring Fred Tetersim Hereford Pfs Mighourd Lede Tientey Hueheiant Win Frowe Canmity Franke Kansas Florence Sandaw Uplena Merrian SW. Wiedman Lawrence Walter Fisther Oehrle Miseca Browns Erna Schwartz Joseph Heffner Heffner Emma Ala Colyer Friedachwartz Daldscin Dire R. G. Brown Esther Quetrle Martha George Hepner C. M. Albright Grandma Schwarts C. G. Schwarts Wm. Schwartz Mary Jehle Olin Myers Tasac Horrell Baldwin Carl Schwartz Henry Stibener Emme Fleer Fred Ityers Daviak Jose Ochiiiee Firman Schone Aia Neon W. H. Jones Electa. Jones Mar. Jones George 11 Henck Jno J. ‘Schenck Clyde Schenck Leland Schenck Elizabeth Scherck Bello Arthur Jones Firman Emicon Mary Ellison Missex Clare Jel Jones Oskaloosa Niomi Schuck Omaha Nebraska Mra J. Earl Schenck Kenneth Robert Elizabeth Schenck Tonganste Hoge Church Father Twomey Mar Teaver Siiner Cora Wellhouse Bullard Popekh H. Garvey Brigga Poultry Yard Royal Theater Red Cross Tonganoxle High School Thomas Starnes Leavenworth Harry D. Haskina Frank Fairchild Mildren Knox Sha Mire George Fisher Eon Méville Dana Saunders Reno Kk. W. Crosa Robert Stitt Charles Ellis Perry Arm. Ellis W. DP. Stewart Trackwell Lawrence Wedny John Zaming Theklaams Charles Marie Wager May Stevenson Lawrence Arerived Lucey Mabel Ali Naughton Joseph Dessery Lou Murphy Kansas City Paul Murphy T. J. Carter Eee Mina Kate Noble W. EB. Netle Misa Nobble Irienda Mont Fami Wood Sparks Kansans George H. Schenck Tepeke Robert Wrlace Independence Romte HL de Hiaklae Whirlie Woolfkuhle iMr Will Hu‘bert Richland Will Murphy Max Anderson Roy Gress Grandma Widinger Bush Misa Eula Deneciler Harry Unger Jake Widinger Peart and Roth Gress Myrtle Bidinger Ruth Paul Hoffsommer Frank Waltkuhle Johanon Lavin Toneka Wht Brokman Charles Kampschroder Clinton Sophie Zeeb Green O. Hidinger Bennavista Anderson G. A. Anderson Lilikt ‘Boehringer Frank Bidinger George Murphy F. Wallkuble John Keohtal Roy Bowen Merte Beheer Burtoral Rolland Kraft Ruby Boehringer Miss ‘Pearl Dean Boe Missem Jay Beasie Scheer Mite Faith Dean Chris Beheera Mia Henry Stull August Kampacroder T. A. Shaw Henry Keohlar Hoff-, Jemmer Mt Elmner Wilson John Dehowller Charles Zeeb Ed Zeed John Kraft Laillie Boehringer Beulsh Ritua Mad Mee Joli Kraft Charlie Wulfkuhle Dillnger A. Bidinger Jake Bidinger Roy Deakin Hert Stull Ibert Rev Ichols Margaret Lavin Wm. Murphy George Anderson G. A. Anderson, Sr Bergman Albert Brokman Bidinger Topeka Pete Frank Anderson G. L. Webster Everett, Elkin Qwasie Kanwaka Literary Chibe Fred Gregory Columbia Ocean Tom Diller Excelsior Springs Elsie Evans W. 7 Barter W. R. Haughn Mrv Dew Dews Hazel Weten Sirs Hetson Harley Armstrong Guy Davis Schenectady New York Davis Ladies Aid Society Thursby KE. Stinwix J. Zoe Yaga Lawrence Red Cross Organization Sadie Drysdale Kyra George Hichards K.folsom Cdl Creerge Drews W. A. Volnin Topping Marie Colman Atul W. F. Elkinson Donald Ed. Walton David Wiliams Orville Murray Kans Misa Fayettan Muurray Bir R. C. Murray Ethan Smith Wilard Edmund Learned Carl Hirdig Overland George Carter Corbett Snipman Rube Gentry Oklahoma Ta-Roy Puckett Ellis Bond George Banks Hurley Armatrong Lela Banky Bell Bremorial Hospital Flora Colman Albert Hamlin Fay Fal Richard Richards Newt Hamlin Will Slusser Baby Jeft Colorado Apg Frank Barbi Sini Daugh Janes Tin Bret A Apachemider San Ss Bessie Scheer Margaret Metcalf Michtiy Kampselyer Daisy Scheer Violet Roller Franc Metcalf Wilnie Turkel Madge Woodward Esther Murphy Anna Kampsehreder Mildred Elume Rest Rothe Marie Kampechroeder Edith Denewiler Foiuices Hume Carl Kampsichroeder Harvey Roller Nelson Idner Walter Kampsehreder Mur.tommings Kansay Tron A J. Murphy Mary Kavin Stell Edith Smith Ann Margacel Lawrencs Walter Nelson Eirwin Steele Feed Kampschreder Charly Kampschreder Tuen Gilbert Albert Demeritt Perry Sumphreys Kind Tterron Walle J. Murphy's Fred Baldwin Eye

Be Careful in Using Soap on Hair

Be careful using soap on hair as most soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and make hair brittle. Plain refined coconut oil, cheap and greaseless, beats expensive products. rub a teaspoonful with water to create a rich lather that cleanses and rinses easily leaving hair soft and manageable.

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Anthiaen Rappers Poeta McCulloch Mary Filey Hux Mattie ‘Oxborne Chapel St Kan.s Amanda J. Lampman Stephen Lampman Chapel St. Aldwin Call GC. E. Matthews Lumber & Coal Co iChicago Bethel. Neighborhood Baslow A. Simith Wilde Myx Abe Stith Cere Alys Jones Crawfort Charley Tady Ted Bay Vic Hiern Myrtle Oleh Claud Williams Conk Cleve Graymends Mr Bresdon Glenn Wu George Miller Ben Helaian Mrs. Miller Hotman Riverside Items Midland Lane Jonen Studebaker Roy Hegeman A. L. Williama Ellbner Tonganoxie Thetant Pleasant Grove Pature Nature Thas Spoon Mackey -Samarck High Prairie Heaston Lewis Charchbaugh Clyde Puckett Charles Gleason Dexephine Lawrence Aliee Gleason Carl. van Hoesen Lecompton van Hoesen Ances Helen Henston Qwrence D. F. Hallaton Dad Fe Mra. Firebaugh Fire Babgh Ed Henston Mra. Morehouse Katherine Morehouse Boland Herschel Ulrich Hartlet Hodgins A. Puckett E. S Hegston Frances Helen George Boland Bellun J.F. Hodgins Longview Kangar Tie Iesex Dorland Ulrich Hazel Bo- Tand Georgig Boland Belle Kennedys Floyd Burris Geverge Boland Missee Burnles Esther Boland Kidner Ed Heaston Yarnold Kanwaka Sluser Emly Armstrong Judith Blayrkine Chivy B. Het Lawrence Tire Wm. Keller Beany Armstrong F. D. Miller Belvoir
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