Various household goods and odds and ends for sale
A cluttered ad lists a large kitchen cabinet, oak dresser and commode, bedstead, chairs, tables, stoves, dishes, and miscellaneous items with prices. Also noted are job notices for government clerk exams, a barn to wreck, a for sale bid for a Kansas City area business, a farm rental request, and Davenport for sale plus bath tablets at a drugstore.
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Ing Soda
Little
St. No
Hinman
Kansas City
Crimer & West
Dighton
Kans
P Journal- World
Sal
Davenport
England Likely to Preserve Food Control After War
London July 13 reports John R. Clyne new head of the food ministry says England probably keeps food control at least four years after hostilities end. He notes continuation depends on war duration but the postwar conditions will persist until normalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
John R. Clyney
Food Ministry
Daily Telegraph
Oglaloosa School Board Chooses J W Dit as New Superintendent
The Oglaloosa school board appointed J W Dit to replace Whitcraft as superintendent. Dit, 26, is a KU graduate with a Columbia pedagogy postgraduate course. He taught at Vinland Rural HS and was principal at Junction City, unmarried with family in Lawrence, salary 1200 dollars. He is praised by Prof. Johnson and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Oglaloosa
Whitcraft
Osage City
J. W. Dit
K. WU
Columbia
New York
Vinland
Junction City
Johnson
Trusdale
Lawrence
Hog cholera alert issued for Douglas county
Warning to hog raisers in Douglas county Lawrence and vicinity Dr B Tiernan U S government inspector from Ottawa Kansas reports infected and non infected districts studied with post mortem exams finding hog cholera lesions swine plague noted vaccination used effectively with minimal losses where owners vaccinate Dr Clark sanitary inspector assists disinfecting premises and offers free aid to eradicate the disease citizens urged to prevent meat sales from infected areas and to dispose of dead hogs under sanitary laws. Local residents Ida Teaver Carrie Weyar Emil Olgon Cecil Morandville Nellie Woodruff Topeka visit Lawrence and Kansas City people.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Hicinty
B. Tiernan
U. S
Ottawa
Kansas
Clark
Tiernan
Pierre
Cowlé
Hog c
Jléra Association
aSee
Man Joins French Foreign Legion After Car Explosion
Hardwicke Nevin, son of Arthur S. Nevin of Kansas University, is hospitalized in Paris with a bullet in his arm after his car blew up and he joined the French Foreign Legion. He previously drove ambulances with the U S Red Cross, helped pull refugees and wounded from a German drive near Villers-Cotterets, then fought at the front for two days and nights before being wounded and returned to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwicke Nevin
Arthur S. Nevin
University of Kansas, Department of Fine Arts
Paris
United States
French Foreign Legion
Villers-Cotterets
Nevin
Princeton University
Germany
National Army
University of Kansas
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Foreign Legion
Legionaires
America
France
Vernon De Hoff Pleads Guilty To Speeding Charge
Vernon De Hoff pleaded guilty in police court this morning to speeding. He was fined $25 plus costs and the fine was suspended as a parole condition. De Hoff was also charged with an incident involving Al Johnson, who was fined later for jay driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon de Hoff
de Hoff
al Johnson
Jay
Dismissal in Whiskey Charge in Local Case
Ed Burke charged with violating the bone dry law was dismissed today on the recommendation of City Attorney Walter G Thiele due to insufficient evidence to convict. Stella Reber of Kansas City visits Fern Otis for the weekend. A E Protech, longtime Lawrence resident, will spend his remaining years with his children and has gone to visit his son in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burke
Walter G. Thiele
Hte Bdee
Miss. Stella Reber
Kansas City
Fern Otis
A. E. Protech
Lawrence
Iowa
Speeding suspect fined after prior offense by police court
A. E. Carey pleaded not guilty to speeding on Massachusetts street in police court. Because of a prior similar conviction he was fined $50 with $6.26 costs, the fine stayed as a parole if the offense is not repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.E. Carey
A. E. Carey
Massachusetts Street
Tractors Offered From Five To Eighty HP At Avery Farm
A notice at 945 Mass lists Avery tractors for sale with inquiries to Mr. Babb or Mr. Ala. The ads cite tractor power ranges from 5 HP to 80 HP and invite interested buyers to call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Mr. Babb
Mr. Ala
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Harker
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Hattie Childs
John Stochener
Baldwin
St. F. D
Worden
White
Oliver Gang
Simon R. White
RS State and Savings Bank
M. CG. A
Washington
J. of Leon
Civil Service Examiner
Kenda Bldg
Jergers
McCulloch’s
Battle of
Fleurus
Montgolfier Brothers
Cavallo
Goodrich
Montgolfier
Silvertown
Cine Re
Goodrich Rubber CO
15Th Bt
Kansas City, Mo
Sat McCulloch
EB. W. Palrsons
Ida ‘Teaver
Carrie Weayr
Emil , Olgon
Cecil Morandvills
Rega Woodruff
Topeka
Nellie
Allen
Frank
Harvéyogers
Fort Collins
Colorado
City Star
Young Nevin
Bobby
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
Masa. St
East Graham
Ade
Speeder
Fae. Wiedemann’e
Ester Rollman
Evelyn Martin
Salina
C. P. Barber & Son Druggists
Mass, St
Mr. Merchant
Gall
the Journal - World
MR. Wood
Buick
Peoples State Bank
Gus Wahl
Gus Wahi
Lawrence N
D. Bowerlock
L 3
Meade
Irving Hill
F. H. Smithmeyer
F. W. Barteldes
A. Henley
Ravin ND
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