Townnotes Report On Social Visits And Local News
Roy Zimmerman of Stanswood visited town on business while Edith Phenicie Kathleen Carnie Ella Phenicie and Mabel McNaughton drove to Reno. Dr W H Sevie a US veterinarian was notified to report August 12. Jack Foster leases the corner building for a Ford service station after repairs. Can ning Club meets schoolhouse next Wednesday July 31. Alma Freienmuth lectures on jelly making. The Brosiuses move to Carthage Missouri. Gaekige Brosius worked in the post office. Mrs Frank Lenahan and children return from Kansas visit. E E Heiser reports John to Camp Baybry Texas in motor mechanics regiment. George Fisher now night engineer at water plant. Mrs Walter Bleakley Georgina Dorothy Mae and Ella Magon were guests of S J McNaughton. Doloretta Busnes Doll Kenna in town Friday shopping. Joseph Lissom Linwood and George Phenicie Reno in town. joined by Howard Miller Jr KS City Mo. Mr and Mrs Ede Stucel Me Louth visit. Cooking Club entertained Miss Leonor Lam ing. prizes and purple white decor. Miss Laming presented Pyrex dish. Guests included Mrs John Laming Mrs Leonor Laming Miss Kathleen Carnie and many others. Miss McNaughton hosted knitting party for Kathleen Carnie of Kansas City and Red Cross work. supper served with floral decor.
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Roy Zimmerman
Stanswood
Edith Phenicie
Kathleen Carnie
Ella Phenicie
Mabel McNaughton
Reno
W.H. Sevie
United States Service
Stord
Washington
Jhe
Seute
Jack Foster
Fourth and
Main
Ford
Canning Club
Alma Freienmuth
Tonganexte High School
Gaekige Brosius
Carthage
Missouri
Brosius
Jee Shandson
Howard Miller, Jr
K S City
Miss Laming
Sara Maé Cain
Dorothy Henry
Laming
John Laming
Leonor Laming
Frank Henry
Joe Dreisbach
W.C. Walcott
Ed MeeNerme
W. €. Phenicie
Robert Slaughter
Vance
Kansas City
Red Cross
NcNaughton
Grace Zoellner
Kathleen Camie
Jeanette Still
Moore's Summit
Maud Dessery
Prudence Young
Frances Young
Marjorie Badle
Mead
Kansas
Marie Carter
Lucille —Misspaugh
Burttin
Ruth
Newsome
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Restored My Health
Mrs Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia recalls thirty years of nervous prostration before taking Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed health and is able to perform all housework, noting many women suffer nervousness backache and headaches seeking relief.
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West Philadelphia
Pinkham
Frankerald
N. 4St Street
Local Social Notes and Farmers Union Postponement
Mrs. Lillian and Capitola Fletcher visited Miss Emily Eggert as many neighbors spent time with relatives from Topeka Kansas City and Lawrence. The Douglas County Farmers Union Convention was postponed from July 18 to August 13 due to threshing.
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Lillian
Capitola Fletcher
Emily Eggert
T. J. Brown
Topeka
Erna Williams
Kansas City
Carl Ketels
Marie
Lawrence
Lloyd Young
Charlie Wilson
John Hefty
Douglas County Farmers Union
Holcom's Grove
Plin. White
Arthur Plant
Andamily
Lincoln
Nebraska
Harold White
Charles Wilson
N.N. Chambers
W. W. Chambers
Fred’ Chambers
Fred Eeggert
Clarence Davis
Oliver Schutz
Miller
Prinree
Henry Eggert
Fred
Eggert
Charles Boone
Mattie’ Deutweiler
Gleaners Report High Wheat Yields From Lyon County Fields
Emporia Kansas July 20 gleaners report profitable wheat season in Lyon county with yields from stubble and gleanings. 21 bushels from a fourteen acre field and 51 bushels from six 80 acre fields. County agent Popenoe notes minimal waste, on average one to three ounces per two and a half bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Emporia
Kan
Lyon County
H. L. Popenoe
Not Like Old Days Thrift In Rising Generation
Plainly dressed men argue over the high cost of living and thrift as a messenger boy in Herald Square polishes his shoes and reads a cheap thriller. A discussion on wages, living standards, and youth finances unfolds as a motorcyclist nearly causes a street accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Square
Widdle
Schowling
Tyree
New York
Peron
O&e
New York Evening Telegram
The Kitchen Door as a Slogan
A Collier's Weekly snippet promotes homegrown produce from the yard. It suggests using simple tools and local packing at the kitchen door, arguing freight car congestion would be reduced by self-sufficiency and domestic output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terwipal
Collier's .Weekly
University War Service This Kansas Campus Aids War Effort
The University of Kansas reports 1786 in service including 586 holding commissions and 11 gold stars on the service flag. A roster of Kansans who attended KU and serve now summarizes units and home addresses with 1613 in service, 818 undergraduates, and 58 former graduates with commissions. A military camp and ROTC setup will train over a thousand more Kansans for the National Army this fall under Major Bruno T. Scher at Fort Funston era ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
United States
Germany
Army
Infantry
Aviation
Artillery
Engineers
Sanitary Corps
Signal Corps
Ordnance
Cava
Navy
Naval Reserve Officers Corps
Hospital
Medical Officers Reserve Corps
Na[sas
Medical Shinkmats
At Kansas University
Tunare
Gunerals
Fort Riley
Camp Funston
K. U
Bruno T. Scher
United States Army
France
Local social notes and coal ad from Lawrence area
Mrs Eudaly and Mrs Wilson hosted threshers supper. The Robertson family visited. Charles Childs attended a farewell party. Camp Funston transfers and church events noted along with Virginia area visits. Logan Moors Lumber advertises semi–anthracite coal with delivery this month and August. Cherokee Lump in stock.
Man knocked by bull after raid ends hunt near Pratt
A posse hunted a man believed to slug farmer SJ Lucas near Fravel but the effort ended when Lucas, dazed from the attack, recovered and explained a horned bull caused his injuries. Sheriffs officers with bloodhounds pursued the track to Lucas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Kan
SJ Lucas
Fravel
Luus
Lucas
Iratt
Antiseptic OU Promises Quick Pain Relief
An early 20th century patent medicine advert touts Antiseptic OU as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago sore joints and head and back pains. It claims internal and external use for coughs colds croup sore throat diphtheria tonsillitis and boasts rapid penetrating effect with a demonstration on leather and a sole.
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Field Artillery
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Toxganoxie
Mary Henderson
Mr. Carmel
Foley
R. KR. Hickson
City Drug Store
A. E. Welsh
Vinn White
Earl Chambers
Carl Eogert
Cleora
Waldo Kluss
Call 152
Wiedemann’s
Lawrence “Optical Co
Jackson
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Mei
Jex
Gerard
London Times
Rossip
Zimmermann
Col. H. V. Stone
Douglas County
Trenton, Missouri
Mass. St
Lawrence, R. F. D. No
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Lecompton State Bank
Richland Bank
Williamstown
Watkins National Bank
Peoples State Bank
Lywrence
Merchants Bank
Lawrence National Bank
Law
Rence
Citizens State Bank
White
University
Mount Oread
Aennedy Plumbing Co
Inv Farm
Eudaly
rMs. Wilson
Geo. Eberhardt and Son
eGorge Robertson
Fibest
Midland
Fred Pratt
Bell
G. Saile
Suanday
Charley Craig
Gilly- Waterson
Hovey Hemphil Feoch
Lelah Newton
Winkand
Margaret Wilson
Rs. Pratt
Roherty
Mar
Mary Gravis
Albert
FL Childs
Jal. Flory
iSeaman
Margaret
Bessie Wilson
Vinland
M. E
Arkansas
Logan-Moors Lbr
Asia
Europa
China
Pey Rio
Elib
Blaz
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Mass
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