Society Notes and Local Visits Highlight Kansas City Page
A collage of social events and travels appears with Miss Minnie Ramsey’s Ton ganoxie visit, Lawrence visitors to Dr. James, and Mrs. J Russell Holmes and daughter Opal Holmes from Law rence. The page lists entertainments for Miss Jessie McDowell Machir, Miss May Riggs, and Maybeth Parker ahead of her Duluth wedding, plus Troop group camping with Rev. E E Stauffer and a river fishing party. Also featured are numerous Sunday and weekday callers, club gatherings, and travel to Topeka, Leavenworth, Bartlesville, and Kansas City, with names including Lieut Charles Holmes and Mrs. Ralph Spotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell Holmes
Opal Holmes
Lawrence
James
Ruth Lyman
Bartleesville
Okla
J. E. Jenkins
G. W. Weod
Gerard
Oscar
Lois Strickter
Topeka
Ira Bruce
Town Falls
Iowa
H. W. Haynes
Riad City
Jackson
Fla
Baldwin
E. L. Perkins
Kansas City
E. F. ‘Caldwell
Wm. ‘Decking
L. D.wn
Alice Docking
Kansas draft machinery runs state heavy at $35000 monthly
The selective service system in Kansas operates with over 1000 personnel, 115 local boards, 29 staff assistants, and multiple medical and advisory boards. Lawyers and volunteers provide extensive free services, keeping operating costs near $35,000 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ians As
Sam
Kaiser
Tlis
Kansas
Charles S. Huffman
State House
Topeka
Wichita
Huffman
Columbus
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Fred Funjaton
Adjutant General
Kansas State Guards
Kansas National Guards
Neil Rahn
Raymond F. Montgomery
George M. Gray
John T. Callahan
Mde
Jhevedn
United States
Wilson
Beef supply on the increase cites federal plan to stabilize prices
The National Livestock Exchange reports a brighter cattle and hog outlook for 1917 with a 12.4 percent cattle rise and 6.8 percent pork gains. A 50 million pound meat reserve is proposed to stabilize prices, aided by shipping-zone reforms and a July 25 packaging license rollout. Railroads show improved service, boosting western markets ahead of fall runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Livestock Exchange
C. B. Heinemann
Exchange
Heinemann
Bureau of Markets
Mr. Heinemann
Food Administration
Quartermaster’s Department
Kansas City Visits Mark Local Social Roundup
Mrs. Chas Ramsey and Miss Minnie Humsey spent Sunday in Kansas City. Miss Charline Smith returned from a visit in Kansas City with Miss Dot Ellis. Mrs. J M Merwin has returned from a visit in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.keilmann
Topeka
E. E. Roudebush
Frank Meyers
Fern Bunker
Alice Peyton
Lucy Carle
Elsie Bacon
Etta Covell
Alberta Hale
Edgar Roudebush
Mary Patton
Christian Hospital
Kansas City
Sophia Weber
Sam Citak
Chas. Ramsey
Minnie’ Humsey
Charline Smith
Dot Ellis
Courted Mission Tone But Found Misfortune
A police hunt followed a Sunday crap game in a vacant shack at the mouth of the alley between New Jersey and Pennsylvania streets. Officers identified seven of eleven players as colored offenders. four were fined in police court and jailed for nonpayment. Names include Pliny Strode E W Williams Shug Coats Otis Murray Jesse Blackburn Barney Moore Lee Russell Horace Peterson Milo Bootee Myrtle James Ollie Jones Helmer Klock. Peterson surrendered and James was arrested. Klock left for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick? Smith
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Officer Smith
Pliny Strode
E. W. Williams
Shug Coats
Otis Murray
Strode
Coats
Williams
Murray
Jesse Blackburn
Barney Moore
Lee Russell
Horace Peterson
Milo Bootee
Myrtle James
Ollie Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Bray Pictograph
Gloria‘Swanson
Fischer
Foster
National School OF Orthopraxy
Otto Fischer
S.W. Atkinson
Will Hutt
Kathryn
Fort Worth
Texas
Q. P. Barber & Son Druggists No
Maas
Hester & Robe
Mass
Bell-Ans
Miss Minnie Ramsey
Tonganoxie
Mfiss Machir
Chas. Esterly
Jessie McDowell Machir
Manhattan
May Riggs
Miss Machir
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Kansas
Grace. Collins
Sewing Club
Maybeth Parker
Duluth
Minn
Hugh Peak
Oscar Dahlene
Dudley Asher
Nina Hester
Grace Collin
Leavenworth
Wm. Docking
L. di Brown
Enyna Brown
Margaret Graham
Alice* Docking
William Hurson
David
Donnely
Jay Richardson
Mission
Hills Country Club
Ralph Spotts
Warren Stenley
Kewpie Club
Kewpie
Virgie Joice
Lida Swadley
E. E. Stauffer
Lutheran Church
Parnell Farm
Funston
Gus Wuhl
Ed Anderson
Fred Springer
Chester Brown
Bill McLain
Fiske
Ted Stil
the First Christian Church
G. G. Clevenger
Columbia Leather Co
Dalat
THE
Kansas Organization
Fed
Ad- Boards
Ee Medical Boards
Thetate
Kangas
Gustafson
Nelle Kuhn
Red Cross
Nice
B. W. Connelly
Robert
Lois
Welborn
Kan
Arer
E. Orchard
Joe Kennedy
Denver, Colo
Lawrence Oni
Greenless
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Federal Bureau
Sok As
Stark
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar" Bldg
Atlanta
Helmer Klock
O. P. Barber & Son
Mrs
Ed Huey
Camp Dodge
Ralph Achning
Mechanical Training School
A. EL. Wolcott
O. K
S & S Grocery
ST. Clair
Byron Jones
St. Telephone
Newmark
Vin
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