Proclamation urges road work during days of state emergency
Gov Capper proclaims a period of road repair days urging all citizens to work on public roads. The plan coaligns with state conventions, offering structure for crews, culvert repairs, and highway drainage with county and township involvement. Aimed at restoring damaged infrastructure and ensuring safe travel statewide.
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Bey
Amd
Pepain
Lownshipa
Dabor
Jolarett
Fae Eoufiy
Henliy Johoor Séellars
Local Social Figures Attend Weekend Events
The fragmentary clipping notes social visits and gatherings involving Mrs White, Mrs Chari, Mr and Mrs Whitelaw, and Miss Marguerite West. It mentions Mrs Robet White Sami and Mrs Oakesdale kin, with travel notes about Missouri and Washington connections. The text is incomplete but indicates a social round from Sunday afternoons to visits.
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Wits
Selewlintis
Pire Qaiamer Fanak Vidos
Teather Eerie
Straw
Mthel Meuriti
Anne Seboce
Geerride Young
AL ES Yoorhor
Mphow
Chari
Robwet White Sami
Ton
Whitelaw Asad
Oakesdale
Washington
Walter Thu
Marguerite West
Local Community Notes Amid Stilted OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR preserves names and places as readers contend with garbled lines. The piece hints at neighborhood events and individuals such as Mernoon, Mir, White, Roper, and Malber, with mentions of road work and social meetings in a midweek context.
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Roper
Mir
Malber
Village Lettering and Local Socials in a Turbulent Week
A long, partially garbled column records a week of social visits, family notes, and community happenings. Names such as Mrs. Piin White, Mr. Phin White, Lawrence Poste, and Miss Petersie appear amid scattered mentions of visits, illnesses, and gatherings, with references to Lawrence and Meadow towns and local churches. The text reflects a tightly knit rural community diary with numerous names, small events, and overlapping occurrences across several days.
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Robert White
Bagunk
Janis
Piin White
Wernither
MT Wilson
Walter Youre
Charlie Wilson
William Steve Good
Clarener
Davis
Sele
Salui“Son SL
Harlic
Phir
Morse
Munchiss
Keane
White
Meranese
Lawrence Pyesiday
Thera
Vhemo
Phin White
Dotn
Whiteline
Mprk Whitelaw
Jolas Whites
Roy
Tye Fortney
Iessa Hanis
Fred Ealleérs
Lawrenes
Marie Aint
Edna Khiss Wit
Lawryrer
Sativa
Omy Meh
Vinland News Snapshot of a Funeral and Local Notes
An OCR heavy fragment describes a funeral in Topeka with burial at Shane Dott Cemetery and mentions relatives like Mrs. Lewis Taedur and Miss Cutter. It also lists other local names, travel notes to Missouri and Nevada, and social calls among family groups including Mrs. Me Berge, Mr. Baldwin, and Miss Est Fier. The piece references several obituaries and community events without cohesive narrative.
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Olive Baeyle Eitae
Topeka Briday
Wlon
Baldiwin
Vince
Lewis
Lannion
Medias
Wenhempy
Soa
Ennie Atte
Missouri
Moe
Wiliam Gill
Miss Cutter
Alyain
Mes
Cilya
Thorne
Teler
Taines Hit
Varmiasgi
Mieshadf
Villential
Stubbs Praises German Lessons in Topeka Visit
In Topeka Governor Walter Reseae Stubbs, en route from a ranch visit, extolled German teaching of warfare to Topeka crowds. The event featured praise for Germany’s perceived strength, with Stubbs defending German prowess while clashing with local politicians. Officials and visitors observed the encounter, and General Martin entertained the tense moment as Stubbs spoke.
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Stubbs
Eavernoe
Ehathead
Povernae
Salihs
Sas
Tab
Germany
Charles J. Martin
Dhs Point
US Army
Cineral
Martin Betere
Fragmentary Tale of Stubbs Family and Summer Sagas
The passage recalls Stubbs and a fighter ally as rumors unfold of a red haired ex wife and a Wallpase departure. Mentions future travel to Colorado, a Mrs Stubbs rising early, and a summer shack where the Stubbs spend time. Walter Roosegeth and Mr De Vilbiss joke about a family member returning with chatter of a price scrub and a peculiar scene at Dodidah.
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Stubbs
Elminacion
Stibbs
South Howe
Lawrence
Colorado
Health Aristocracy: Outdoor Baby Care Advocated
A Topeka health bulletin argues for outdoor exposure in infancy and a home screened outdoor space. It links environment to child development, praising air and weather as key factors. The note discusses safe outdoor routines, baby enclosures, and mentions World War I context and fundraising tied to the bulletin’s publication.
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Topeka
Publication aids children under the editorship of Giveree Sylvester Viererdk
A four page World War I era publication titled World War wlish edition is issued in German for several months, circulated in Wisconsin at over a million copies through the Hilfsverein Dentabher F io ciety aiding Petroia building and German war related welfare.
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Cnder
Sylvester Viererdk
Puck
Patherkaed
Tidmanga Nile Ispaitehes
Wideli
Sevral
Wis
Patteria
Peteria Belilding
Impressions From Iowa July in Jefferson Bee
Levejay of Jefferson Iowa owner of the Jefferson Bee weekly hosted by his brother from Laveyurs of Ton over The seek cud. The write up covers fishery, Lawrence Wars pings dews, mid south, Naw valley, and Water wpe ty. It notes poor corn, water growth, and weather impacts on fields, with references to local districts and streets.
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Jul Levejay
Jefferson
Towa
Jefferson Bee
Lavejurs
Lawrences
Mid
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