Military School Returns and Social Events Highlight Local Notices
The piece notes alumni from Lawrence Dboys and Wendell Mack ai Fawin Young Mill returning to town for the Ammer session and Miss Lua Holiday's upcoming marriage to Hugh Scott of Pitts rewil. It also mentions Mrs Holiday hosting a birthday party, the birth of Luther Barnes’s daughter in Spokane, and G A R ladies meeting details.
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Alenumber Pt
Lawrence
Miss Holiday
Fr.Holliday Eni
Indiana
Lua Holiday
Hugh Scott
Pittsrewil
Luther Barnes
Spékan 7
Washingto
Lawrence In
Kans City Day Trip Notes From Various Residents
A jumble of names and places shows residents spending days in Kansas City Excelsior Springs Trinidad Colorado Marshall Missouri and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Caratine T Stevens Mrs Bartlett Mrs Busch and Kate Stella Duttoh with travels to district events Kiwanis and a summer plan for Trinidad.
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Kan- City
Provatalis
Kansas City
Caratine
T. Stevens
Kansag
Griffith Wert
Kansas By
E. F. Bartlett
Te City
W. Busch
Excelsior
Lanis
Iss Harrett
Dudge
Kate Stella Duttoh
Maybelle Gaston
Kansas
Arrow
Trinidad
Colorado
s.Clara
Ivy
Marshall
New
F. H
Kiwanis
L. Kreak
Lawrence residents and visitors noted in local notes
A string of Lawrence and nearby events shows visitors and hometown ties. Martha Burney remains with the Kane family, Mrs. Hare of Minneapolis visits friends, and Rev. Roy Burt travels from Alta Vista after commencement. Local figures discuss a truck gardener’s course, insurance settlements from the 26 storm, and Derby grain briquettes offered.
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Lawrence
Oklahoma
AT. Gibson
Dittsbure
Belle Tiwin
Ney
Mas. J
D. Mitchell
Mitchell
J. 1
Rowell
Gertie K. Johnston
City
Kansas
Rebekah
Irs
Tohnstin
Charles Burney
C. J. Eriksen
Ahiers
Fremont
Lincoln
Nebrask
Eriksen
Milland College
Bs Board
Roy Burt
Centenary Methodist Church
Red Cross
Baler University
Burt
Aml
Alta Vista
Garrett Institute
Potatoes Bloom as County Buzzes with Summer Plans
Lawrence district notes blooming Kawalley potato fields and a next Wednesday flay day as Daughters of the American Revolution plan a celebratory meeting. Eudora reports potato bug woes this year while town traffic, street decorations, and upcoming Threshermen gathering at Chamber of Commerce loom. County commissioners finish weekly bills, gas crews excavate Massachusetts Street, and bills for utilities are due next Wednesday. Second Christian Church schedules June picnic at Woodland Park with an old time ball game featuring a thirty year town team.
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Woodland Park
Ned
Tele yam protest against centralization of veterans work
From Topeka Kansas on June 9 a tele yam protest was dispatched to all ten Kansas legislators by Frank J E Samuel Kansas adjutant of the American Legion. The protest urges decentralization of the war risk insurance bureau with regional offices and consolidation with Public Health Service and Rehabilitation Division.
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Opeka
Kans
United States
Public Health Service
Charles G. Dawes
Harding
Tornado damages farm and insurance adjuster praised
A May 26 tornado destroyed a barn and the Home Insurance Company of New York promptly adjusted a claim within a day. H. T. Melton, agent for time company, is recommended for prompt and satisfactory service. Local businesses and stock medicines are listed.
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Tnsurante Ny
New York
H. T. Melton
Time Company
Eviends J
EH. T. Melton
Chas. L. Shirar
No-To-Bac Claim of Tobacco Habit Cure
QUIT TOBACCO No-To-Bac has helped thousands. When craving tobacco, place No-To-Bac in the mouth and the desire stops. The habit is broken, improving mental and physical health and finances. If it fails to release cravings, your druggist will refund your money without question.
Douglas County probate grants licenses after rush by judge
Judge L. H. Menger approved licenses in the Douglas County probate court up to noon today following a rush of business yesterday and the day before. Roy Ehart and Eulan Walker of Vinland were among those granted licenses yesterdays. Diamond bargains, twenty four dollars and up, Gustafson.
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Douglas County
L. H. Menger
Roy Ehart
Eulan Walker
Vinland
Otts’ divorce hearing in Douglas County court
In Douglas County district court this morning Lois F Ott sues William F Ott for support. Judge Hugh Means presides. Most evidence focuses on testimony between husband and wife. Caldwell briefed the day in Kansas, with Mrs T B Caldwell and Roy present.
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Douglas’ County
Lourt
Lois F. Ott
Wiliam F. Ott
Hugh Means
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Martha Fii
Selznick
Smith County
Sietory
Smith
Lawrence Kan
Derby, Grain Co
Phorte
Erics
Kawalley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eudora
Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Massachusetts Street
Terican ‘Legion
Gruen
Gustafson
Barber's Drug Store
Caldwell
T. B
Roy City
Ciel Ies Aria Mien
Nco
Dodge Brothers
Maxwell
Ford
Dodge Bros
Butler
Sanderson
Istads SK
Tads
Pikes Peake
W. W. Kluss
J. L. Hanks & CO
Mass
Rutter
Fisks Hood Michelin Car
A Tire & Battery Co
Michigan
12Th& Pa. Sts
Frisco Packing House
California
Soto
General Moise
Piper
Brecita
FO. Brown & Son Cash Grocery
Fou
Rap
Lothes
Hains
Aun
W. E. Wilson
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