Pomona Visit Drifts Through Monday Evening
Rev and Mrs Everett Hughes visited M Hughes parents Monday evening. Misa Wenoni led Epworth League service with a piano solo and violin piece. Des S Altai left Monday evening for home. Mr and Mrs F S Hardin welcomed son Eugene home from France. Regular Tuesday prayer service was at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hughes
Pomona
M Hughes
Misa’ Wenoni v Wilson
Epworth League
Jesus
San A Aolo
Ee Lelen “peMillan
Sitas 2 Pliscardin
F. S. Hardin
Eugene
Fromm
France
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Saline County
Listings show transfers in Belmont Addition Lawrence with P Dodge Jr and wife selling Lot 19 21 23 to W A Youan for 120 dollars and Lot 24 to Young Cons for 229 dollars. Also notes visitors from Kansas City and Lyon County with brief social mentions and activities of Mrs Hartman and family.
Potato plant diseases and wart concerns in Lawrence fields
Ted W. Blatchly of the United States board of horticulture examined Lawrence truck farms for hay diseases and found black rot and leaf spot on tomatoes. He warns of potato wart, a dangerous disease not common in commercial fields but a risk near gardens, noting spongy eye growths and brown discolorations on potatoes and the need for sterilization if contamination occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted W. Blatchly
Washington
Seng Sampington
Year Around club hosts evening in honor of Williams pair
The Year Around club enters a gathering at Mr. Hen irons home honoring Mr and Mrs Williams who are soon to depart for California. Several townspeople including J H Atwood and Theodore Gardner llfe in Topeka and Baldwin, with others like Miss Edith Ames Clyde Constant and S W Atkinson noted in daily movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen
Aer Williams
California
Kansans travel and social notes from Kansas City area
A survey of brief moves and visits includes E F Caldwell and A Mitchell in Kansas City, reads Pearl patterns, Elizabeth Aten visiting from Independence Maine returning home, Anna Earle in Kansas City, Amma Badgi leaving for Topeka and Beloit, Jerry Franklin and Clyde Teeter in Kansas City, Mrs J Bush and Elizabeth Mackie heading to Colorado, Katherine Shanks and Frances Martin guests of Florence Carney leaving for Seattle, F E Burke in Kansas City, D C Granger weekend at home, A W Stevenson in Eudora, and a note on fashion tailoring and opinions on women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Shanks
Frances Martin
Florence Carney
Janoreette
Seattle
The Camel's Swiftness Tale
A proverbic note on the dromedary’s speed describes the camel as swifter than the wind. An Eastern saying claims a camel traveler can be gone before one finishes greeting, illustrating famed camel speed in native lands.
Blood Tonic Ad Promotes Number 40 Remedy
Frank P. s, a Harrisburg druggist, touts Blood Tonic Number 40 as the best blood tonic for blood poisoning rheumatism and glandular swellings. The Evansville maker J. C. Mendenhall sells it for 7.00 with smaller bottles at 1.25 each. Sold by Round Corner Drug Co. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. S
Harrisburg, I
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Round Corner Drug Co
Treasury Savings Certificates authorized for War Savings
The Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank orders Treasury Savings Certificates series nine issued July 2. Denominations include 100 and 1000 dollars, with 4 percent interest compounded quarterly. Certificates are registered, non transferable, non negotiable except on death or disability, and tax exempt except certain taxes. Redeemable at face value January 1, 1924 with monthly prices listed for 1919 issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Inaife
Post Office Department
Incorporated Tanks
Teams Ready for M Sowing Summer Tournament
At a meeting of seven back teams cap tains announced official scores and honors from the recent tournament at the Elks club. Eight teams will play a short summer round robin beginning with Cisco versus Phillips tonight. Beatty won the recent tournament with one win, while Stevenson and Graeber tied for second. Otto Reatz led the captains division with 219, Julius Uhrlaub won the tournament prize with 250. Edmondson and Peterson won other division prizes. Frank Strong, C Kaufman, W Savage also led their divisions. The eight summer teams include Graeber, Riling, Strong, Beal, Copeland, Francisco, Gustafson, Berger, Kaufman, Adams, Kirby, Hetzel, Mitchell, Reed, Hartig, Wagstaff, Kirchoff, Bullock, Schulz, Parsons, Miller, Uhrlaub, Reynolds, Sweeney, Krum, Sanborn. The Francisco and Phillips games open the schedule with Peterson and Pierson following, Hartig and Hetzel Thursday, Allen and Graeber Friday.
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Elks Club
Cisco
Phillips
Beatty
Stevenson
Edmondson
Ed Peterson
Frank Strong
C. Kaufman
W. W. Savage
Carl Graeber
John Riling
Harry Beal
Prark
Cope
W. J. Francisco
L. A. Gustafson
J. B. Wilson
Charles Achning
E. D. Keilmann
L. L
Lawrence Next Winter Homes for Fribune Ladies
Mrs Edna Shepherd and Mrs Anna Herrick of Fribune Kansas will make their home in Lawrence next winter. Max Miller left yesterday for his home in Onega Kansas. Black and white newspaper tone with concise notices of travel and relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Shepherd
Anna Herrick
Fribune
Kansas
Lawrence
Max Miller
Onega
Firestone tires offered by J L Hanks Co Mass and other notes
Advertisements mention Firestone tires from J L Hanks & Co of Massachusetts and reiterate direct wireless links between England and Australia via Marconi. The piece cites Napoleon’s Legion of Honor, odd global remedies, and a call for duplicates, with scattered lines on geography and historical curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
Marconi
Freckle and tan remover lotion from lemon and Orchard White
A home remedy describes squeezing two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint of a sunburn and freckle lotion. It claims regular use will lighten freckles and tan, producing soft white skin and asserts the mixture is harmless.
What You Make It Life and Death in a Quote Tale
Fragmentary readable lines discuss life, mercy, and death as a paradox. A narrator notes life is merry yet grim, while a character named Blunderby reacts to a dinner remark. The text is garbled but preserves a sparse exchange about meaning and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonic
Jim
W. Howe
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Des S. Altai
R. B. Hartman
Kansas City
Fearrmin Bf Corbin
Y Corbin
Lyon Courty
Seiler
F. A. Brooks
Kanada City
J. H. .Atwood
Topeka
Will Johns
Excelsior Springs
Theodore Gardner
Edith Ames
Io Baldwin
Clyde Constant
Rankit — Oe
Carter
William Messenheimer
Baldwin
S. W. Atkinson
G. P
Samuel G. Clark
Kansan City
Sae
Sarah M. Macklin
Walnut,Kans
S. P. Daniela
Ansas
E.F. Caldwell
A. &. Mitchell
Garnett, Kans
Stonestreet
Elizabeth
Independence
Anna Earle
Topeks
Beloitona
Jerry Franklin c
Clyde Teeter
J. Bush
Elizabeth” Mackie
Colorado
F .E. Burke
Prof
Mrs. Erasmusworth
D. C. Granger
A. W. Stevenson
Eudora
Harry
Henry
WEW
W.S. S
Reatz Team
Ueacame An Urney
Julius Uhriaub
Reatz
Europe
Paris
C.yen
Orient
New York
Alwa
Regula
Castoria
Andrew Fisher
Firestone
I. L. Hanks & Co
Real Bros
Globe
Asia
J. L. Hanks & Company, Imass
Napoleon
Legion of Honoy
J. L. Hanks & Company
Mass
J.C. Howard
Dodge Brothers
Lyons
Warner
Butler Sanderson Motor Co
Birs
Gargoyle Mobile Is
Green Bros
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