Collier bale social notes from Lone Star region
Local social items list visits and activities in Lone Star area including F Smiths with Cyrus Blary, Mary Jeble visiting Gastrock, hogs shipped to Overbrook, Calves shipped from Wisconsin, Lawrence visitants Shands and Vegler, Mornbegrer and von Julius visits, hog market at Lawrence, Mass Tate call, Pulls fack Stine, and various family and neighbor engagements around the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Smith
Cyrus Blary
Lone Star
Mary Jeble
Ty Gastrock
W. O H. Horbernen
Carl
D. F.mith
Lawrence F Hay
Polstein
Wisconsin
Philip Vegler
Marc Vexler
Lawrence Viadtors
W. ER. Mornbegrer
von Julius
Albert Harntesser
A. Mileker
F. Simithet
Lawrence
Mass Tate
Philip Vester Eallet
Jaerninge
Woodl
Deneberger
Alyred Mastenis
Bederuiminne Ak Warden
Henry Debseniiias
Awl Plortilerser
Melimearty
Wlilo Thernbertaer
Allsper
Edward
Oscar Majors
Kan
Social notes from Fairview and nearby towns
Local residents share visits and family news as Fairview and surrounding areas report gatherings, dinners, weekend trips, and relatives spending time with in laws and friends. Names include Mrs Linnur, Mr nail Mie, Miss May Tatar, the Calhoun family, and others across North Lawrence and Fedora venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
North Lawrence
Linnur Tnte
Nail Mie
Jacoh Faker
Mise
Thinlya Lamy
Kioef Suivlay
Swansen
Piintosville
Mon
Dyrwe
UR O' Das
Nik Datuhter Fia
Sunday Visits and Community Notes Across Belleview
Long list of local residents and visitors in Belleview weekly recap. Families such as Schafstall, Gaumer, Meaks, Wells, Karnes, Griffin, Day, Cooper, Koehler, and others are noted visiting relatives, traveling to Kansas City and Washington, with several church or school events and upcoming Children’s Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Schafstall
Belleview
Jon Gaumer
Yucatan
Ivano
Shirur
Ed. Meaks
Willey Meairs
Lawrence
Chas
Wells
Familly
Grandpa Elle
Jesn Karnes
Geo
Hunsinger
Buch Tutte
Sanshiter
Hay Graham
Wilt Dae
Sae Intock
Peters
Riley Springs
Kansas
Chas. Cooper’s
Paul Koehler
Chas. Howard
Erwin Mealra
California
J. O. Kurnen
Logan County
Nena
Ayer
Mise Eva Ayer
Estella
Grandpa Wells
Mes
Thoma Sinlar
Jonen Hospital
MocClintock
Mra. McClintock
Sirs
Veternan
Bert Mitchell
Wil
H Davis
Vink
Randa
Tira Nan ix
Mra
Ray Irvin
Nieht
Sunny
Brownbents
Karnes
Grif
Ernest Leary
Conten Bestee
Conten Bestee Collerths
Song
Wilma Tyliede
Bala Koehler
Benment
Tteason
Ediabe
Hans
Sno Hrewnler
Fairview Missiona’ Society
B.C. Cowles
Janen Brown
Nk Smulth
Frank Hoerelt
Oh Freese
Will Freese
Eckman
HR. Cooper
Willian Wells
Clifford Cooper
Charles Kurgtorf
Rheutan Weeks
Eva Weeks
Abs. A
Anarenr
Alva
Mabel Rumney
Lea
Irvin
Josephine
Carter
Cowles
Ieech Brown
Lupe Fecen
Setur
Walter Arbour
Tlurtuar
Freene
Mir Kaldae Anderson
Norwood
AF. Murmtor
Bir
Frank Horrett
Fad Meranton
Surihiy Afterneery
Ghie Crochet Club
Wilma Gael Thareday
Germany Not to Starve as Food Supply Declared Sufficient
A London reported conference between the Prussian house of lords and government heads announced there is complete assurance that Germany’s food supply is sufficient to last the rest of the crop year and through the completion of a formal action for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
House of Lords
Planning a Home Vegetable Garden By the Old K. U. Town
The article outlines crop rotation and succession for a home garden, detailing rows of peas and beans followed by kale, onions, tomatoes, spinach, cabbage, and potatoes. It stresses careful planning, advance layouts, space between rows, sun needs, and keeping plans for reuse, with notes on success and failure for following years. Dick Bros notes the finest line in the city at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Dick Bros
Home Vegetable Gardens Grow Multiple Crops
Small plots can yield two or three crops per season with careful planning. A forethought approach helps a family stay supplied with fresh vegetables year round as advised by the United States Department of Agriculture. Choices depend on individual family tastes and local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen
United States
Department of Agriculture
Tirpitz Gets Bumps From Bayonets at Plattsburgh Camp
Students at the officer reserve camp in Plattsburgh New York practice bayonet drills against an effigy of the warship Tirpitz. The scene shows aggression toward Germany's naval symbol as part of training exercises in a wartime home front setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You Tirpitz
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Local Notices From Stony Point and Surroundings
An assortment of neighborhood social notes and visits from Stony Point and nearby towns with mentions of Mrs WL Winters, Miss Kate Daugherty, Mr and Mrs Harry Pleampkite, Miss Myrtle Russell, the Daugherty family, and others. Activities include visits, sick lists, birthday mentions, church events, and upcoming graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famith Kubertron
Midna
Triph Ohumisan
WL Winters
Stony Pot
Vat
Toh Wilson c
Hukley
Teasant Valley
Misa Myrtle Russell
Kate Daugherty
I North Dikotn
Harry Pleampkite
Berle Wilson
Uluerles
Dexter ‘Tucker
Tropewell Fund
Pucker
Dade
Athert
Wilson Heanes
Wilson
Mesa
Jatin Wilson
Lawrence
Junenk Pardee
Sadie
Clara
Kamil
Ty Lawrence Sunth
Lili Smith
Sanday
Laurens
Hare Seavey
Peroni
Uberik
Lawrence approves interurban electric railway franchise
City of Lawrence grants Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railway Company rights to lay tracks from Ninth and Locust to Seventh Street with switches on Levee and Massachusetts Streets. A 2 percent gross earnings tax applies. rail power to be electric. standard 4 feet 8.5 inches gauge. Tracks must not impede public streets. city rent and bridge rights noted. limits on freight and express car use and street reconstruction obligations detailed.
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Lawrence
Mjor
Ice
Kansas
Kansas City, Kaw ‘Valley and Western Railway Company
State of
City of
Ninth Street
Locust Street
Second Street
Kansas River Bridge
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Massachusetta Street
Massachusetter Street
Seventh Street
First Street
Maple Street
Elm Street
North
Massachusetts Street
Oor
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Railway
Lawrence Railway & Light Company
Gucressors
Lever Street
Labrn
Levee Street
Cily
Wakl Grantee
Lts
Vauch Street
Lawrence City Grant To Interurban Railroad Franchised
City of Lawrence grants an interurban railroad franchise with sections detailing track restoration rules after entry, street paving duties, fare limits, and safety standards. Rules require the grantee to maintain depots, operable wires, and a central office. the city reserves rights to modify terms and revoke sections if conditions are unmet.
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Colyer Bale
Fairview
Lawrence National Bank
RVING
GEO. T. Wetzel Ave
Cantilo
S. Metcalf Farm Lane
F. W. Barteldes Vi Ies Heet Co A, Henly America Cement Minster Co
G. G. Clevenger
FR. Shultz
A. O. Weaver
Dory Gas
People’s State Bank
Acre
Olorado
W. Bursett
Pullman
Mountains
Klein
Maas
C. Friend
Kanwaka
Fred A. Michardson
Mel Marcus Aid Qlier
Werdnessay
Rich
Mark Skinner
Thuralay
Kit
Nelson
George Tows
1. Millers
Mera A. Co Pontius
Seniervest
Vite
Kansin
Haw i. Celnan
Mise Lane
Arthur Hird
Kueste
Tel Me
Murray
Willis Colman
van Neate
Zebbie
Harry
BR. Stanwix
Maaurine
Dorothy
Artie Richwedson
Poe
Min
Art
Marthe
Guy Migehy
G. van Neste
Gaekery
Kanwaki
Sibley
Squire's
Germany
Paver
Cummanns
Panceementl Ib
Wome Gardens
United
Hates Department of
Ate
Tirpitz
R. W. Gorrill
Barr Gorrill
Gorrill
E. F. Johnson
Kansas City
Dane
Pit
Board OF Equalization
Alty
Cuumniell
New York
Connecticut
Himulea Street
Fourth
Fifth Street
Winona Avenue
Maassachusetts Street
Haker Avenue
Francisch
Tayor
Brooks
Chy
Lawrence “Daity
Journal World
Bases City, Fat Valley and Western Railway Company
Eniine
Upo
Tewr
Douglas
Ana
Fire Department
Lee
Tha
Meyer and Commissioneras
Topeka
Wrener
Comorta
Massachusetts
Fk Hse
Ita Licensora Aasigna
Taw
Mosien Jae
Fe de Roorkee