Visiting nurse offers free consultation to mothers in town
The visiting nurse, one of the town’s busiest persons, invites all mothers to consult her at Total Sixth and Vernont, near Social Service League. She is available mornings and afternoons and can advise on child care, remedies, and clothing needs at no charge. If care is urgent, a doctor may be summoned by phone. services may be free or small payment, depending on circumstances.
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Leneue Hadi
Giurpunyi
Camneras Social Service
Oklahoma Visitor Here Reports War Boost in Smelting
D L T Potter editor of the Taines News visits Lawrence for a short stay before heading to Miltonvale to oversee the ehindanqua project. Potter, from Collinsville Oklahoma, notes Oklahoma's harvest smelters as wartime demand rises. He cites 2000 workers and payroll around 110000 a month. The firm sold during wartime for twenty dollars per share, reflecting a large gain.
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Potter
Ehatanqua
Eudora
Lawrence Iis Moornine
Miltonvates
Ehindanqua
Colfinsville
Taines
Campardes
Acquittal in Nuisance Trial For Farringer
Trial of Farringer ended in acquittal as evidence failed to prove he maintained a nuisance. Neighbors testified of visits, late night carousing, and a new net, but police records and evidence did not meet the legal standard. The defendant was freed after police vanes following noon failed to establish a violation.
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Jide Atbach
Netylbors
Warringer
Howes
Pyidench
Parringer
Twelve Pound Cabbage Shocks North Side Readers
A north side gardener named Art Tweed displayed a giant twelve pound cabbage at the World Office, claiming it to be in perfect condition and free from worms. The unusual produce drew curious attention from local residents and newspaper staff.
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Areotitline
Art Tweed
Ian Avlg
Tweed
Tournal- World -Office
Market Letter Reports Steady to Higher Cattle Demand
Market letter from Kansas City notes a mixed, cautious tone with cattle receipts around 5,000 head and a southern division yarding of 1,600. Prices rose as last week’s arrivals declined, prime steers around 20.10 with regional parity. Texas steers near 7.00, quarantine division cattle 6.40 to 7.25, and Oklahoma crassers around 6.00. Stockers and feeders steady to slightly better. provisions prices declined on shipment disruptions. sheep and lamb receipts around 7,000 with lambs inching to 7.60. Market text cites Associated Press correspondence and Chicago price comparisons.
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Kansas City
Western
Msn
Tro Chota County
Missouri
Iansas
Texas
Wwe
South T
Oklahoma
Ilewool
Prom North Texas
Quiarantine
Sonnde Thei Puri
Chaice
Ly Howe
Af Rnehud
Trapilwes
England
State Department
Washington
Arizona
Ewest
Actin
Chicago
Dean Tor
Local notes from July and September visits and travel
Fragmentary report recounts Ren Berger leaving to his home in Malstead after summer university sessions. LB. Fito traveled from Kansas City to visit with May and Mrs. Wot. Flingom.
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Ren Berger
Malstead
Ue Soumer
Fito
Kansay
City
May
Mrs. Wot. Flingom
Dallas County ita association Special Meeting Notice
Members urged to attend tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock for a directors board meeting at the Merchants Association. Important business to come up, presence requested for all members and affiliated teachers.
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Board Os Directors
Dallas County Ita Association
Ofelork
Merchants” Association Reais
Mpembers
Vander Cook Nebuchadnezzar and Verdi Selections
A fragmented program listing performers Vander Cook Nebuchadnezzar Verdi and Verdi style arias. Names such as Dottie Losey Megers White Barton appear in a dance and operatic medley context with pieces including From Spain and Gipsy March. The text references a musical program with Wagner at the end and a variety of incomplete titles.
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Inemnatus
Vander Cook
Nebuchadnezzar Verdi Viornet
Tda
Dottie
Losey
Witmark
Lake Niblelnawen
Wagner
FEW GET DECORATIONS Only Twenty-five Have Received the Highest German Gift
Berlin July 21 One of the finest decorations the Kaiser can confer is the order pour le merite Twenty-five persons in this war have won the decoration They include General von Emantel Emperor Prussia set Field Marshal von Hindenburg General von Swehl Lieutenant von der Lindy General von Besler Lieutenant General von Moreen General Weddieen General Woyriseh Mackensen General Litvmann Lieutenant General von Oergen General von Mudra General von Falkenhayn General von Buelow Lieutenant General Woseh General von der Marwits General von Eine General Riemann
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Berlin
von ‘Emantel
Emperor Prancesset
von Hindenburg
von Swehl
von der Lindy
von Besler
von Moreen
Weddieen
Woyriseh
Mackensen
Litvmann
Bond man in alimony case held on $200 bail
District court records show Harlus Krawily arrested for failing to pay alimony. He posted bail under $200 after a brief appearance, as proceedings continue toward the November term. Stanley Mayers, former UL football half back and Phi Theta fraternity member, was briefly seen in Lawrence on a return trip to Portland, Oregon.
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Krawily
Stanley Mayers
UL Football
Iam
Phithappa Wai Praternity
Lawrence
Porthind
Oregon
Lonmarrow Band Concert Opens New Program in Lawrence
The first Regiment band performs in South Park on Thursday evening with all new pieces never heard in Lawrence before. The program starts at 8 oclock, promising an original set of works by Lonmarrow and colleagues.
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Lawrence
Lonmarrow
Regiment
South Park
Prognant
Uleloel
Bad Roads to Tongonoxie Delays Lawrence Trip
Motorist unable to reach Lawrence due to flooding on Mad Creek and surrounding routes. Only northern pass near Bismarck Grove remains workable while Golden Belt and adjacent country roads are torn up by water. Clerks Moss and Sutton travel between Topeka, Lawrence, and Kitusasi areas as the area tests ongoing road repairs and license notices appear for local marriages.
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Lawrence
Laming
Janine
Mad Creek
Bismarck Grove
Golden Belt Road
Rother
Obituary for Miss Mary Harman Pioneer Educator
Miss Mary Harman sister of Colfax Harman died July 20 at 24 Thorpe Avenue Kansas City Kansas after long service in education. She taught at state normal and other schools for sixteen years and studied at multiple institutions. She never married and was active in Christian Science circles. Born September 1863 in Valley Falls she remained devoted to teaching and literature throughout life. Building committee meets at Congregational Church to discuss parish house plans and remodeling.
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Mary Harnant
Colfax
B. Harman Elcha
Thorpe Avenue
Kiar City
Kansas
Prince of
Kansas City
Nansax
Lake Wvi
Couitry
Christian Science Elmred
Clavel of Christ Scientist
Neale JL Harman
I Valley
Falls
Congregational Church
Gaireh
Military reforms planned to use women in field roles
London July 21 The Postmaster General plans to employ women in military duties at Epsom. The experiment aims to test women in new positions. if successful it will be generally adopted soon. Named officials include Lieut General Fleck and others.
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Ter General
Epsom
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