Strenuous Days at Conference Open With Program and Speakers
The conference of Indian leaders at a Mas i eo off a is opens with a full schedule. Morning sessions break into periods covering agronomy and related topics, followed by afternoon talks and band concerts from 8:20 to 7:00. Evening sessions promise further addresses by notable figures such as state leaders and educators.
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Stu &Sit
Bern
Ally
Acact
Hass
Arihun O Werle
Dapton
Mayes Marnkiys
EYP Inditiees
Yet Nasenss F Brown
Kaimatus Sats Agelital Colleer
Helly
James Ort Stor
Restore Indian Health and public health legacy discussed
Fragmented OCR text references restoring the Indian Health System and addressing communal health, with mentions of a conference, commission, and historical efforts. It cites discussions of health programs, educational roles, and past initiatives, but the readable content is incoherent and interrupted by errors.
Beginning Friday Morning at 7 30 Low Shoes Offer
The advertisement from Starkweather's Green Street store promotes “Home of Good Shoes” with a $1 pair available Friday morning at 7:30. It highlights low price shoes and urges quick purchase.
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Starkweather
War Relief Funds Channeled Through Churches Council
A central clearing house set up by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America coordinates war relief donations. An appeal extends to nations and communities via churches, with a June 6 conference vote urging another collection aimed at broad citizen support and broader reach.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In
America
Fodars al Council
Dune 6
Federated Council
Fred Weber Enlists in National Guard Following Training
A reader reports that Fred Weber enlisted after technical training and was assigned to a national guard unit. Details describe Weber’s background as skilled operator and his service with Goeth the Voxtal and Wester Orion companies. The record notes Weber’s relocation to Pineda and joining the troops in Peed Weber.
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Fred Weber
Aibh
Piingia
Bos
Loin
Diemak Corps
Ruamsis Natanal
Lawrence
Voxtal
Wester Orion
Vettingea
Fractured wartime notice prompts apology and retraction
A damaged wartime communication reveals an editor apologizing for an earlier statement. The missive claims the company’s leadership will correct the record and address the improper remark, emphasizing responsibility and compliance.
Missing details in holiday notice confuse readers
Fragmented OCR text shows a holiday schedule for Monday July 3 and references to a student event and measles. Names and places are garbled, making it unclear what actions or notices are officially recorded. The piece mentions a carnival and several individuals, but specifics are unreadable.
Farming in the Orient featured in Maskell conference
President Waters of the state agricultural college spoke at the Maskell conference, comparing Kansas farming with the nation and with eastern methods. He described stereooptic demonstrations, noted higher yields in Japan China and the Philippines, and contrasted primitive hand labor with modern horse cultivators. The address was part of a lecture course at the Tuskan school with teachers and superintendent Whey praising the institute.
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Kansas
Waters
State Agricultural, College
Japan
China
Philippines
Kanas
Tudian
Gas County
Tomy
Whey
Hair Growth Removal Method Advised by Expert
A known beauty treatment ad promotes a quick safe method to remove facial hair. The piece warns readers to avoid fake products and use genuine remedies, promising swift results if followed correctly.
Will Excite Regulars En Route for Parade Day
The Kansas Guard prepares to march after two or three days here. If successful the event will impress the crowd and showcase the unit’s readiness. Crews test five transfer rings and a heat shield to inoculate equipment, aiming to prevent snows and sabotage during the display.
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Kansas
Raurmg
Imda
Cunchule
Fragmentary Political Notes From Local Frontier District
Fragmentary OCR reveals names and party designations for local officials and committee members in Wyat open hopes. Republican candidates Tecompton Justice of the Wakuries township include Jussic Ne Clonp and Vilear CLW. Details are incomplete and scattered across the late night document.
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Clonp
Tecompton
Vilear
Wakuries
Henry Asher
Ist
O. Perkins
Repubseeand
Thtican
Trosford
Repube
Aw A. Bigelow
Bey Tourihy
Seewid
Castoria Joins Company M For Border Expedition
Fragmentary report notes Castoria plans to join Company M after returning from New York for a border expedition. Enlistment term appeared near completion, and Castoria expressed willingness to return if arrangements could be made.
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Weis
New York
Bereny
Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Internal and External Use
An OCR fragment touts catarrh cure claiming internal medicine cures the blood and constitutional disease while local applications treat surfaces. It markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as a two‑part remedy with testimonials promised and standard figureheads Cheney & Co as proprietors.
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Cheney & CO
Lugeiete
Price Theke Hall
Toledo
Militia Notes Detail Enlistments and Local Departures
The column lists 240 men enlisted in various companies at Lawrence with future postings to Port Noy and Fort Riley. It notes four Indian boys joining the unit, mentions several named individuals and relatives, and records travel to Indiana and Denver for family matters. A meeting at the bridge house is announced and Lt Hunnicutt signs as company clerk.
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Henry Reyer
Indiana
Ruth
Purdue Univer
Franzy
Fort Riley
Migs Stuth Reyer
Jemmett Bennett
Fort Smith
Minnesota
Minneapoli
Star Militia
Martin Sullivan
Fraternal Aid Union
Denver
Brackett Seeks Modern Schoolhouse Plans
County superintendent receives plans for a new schoolhouse to be finished in brick veneer and ready for occupancy before September. The design features a large playroom, modern lighting, two south entrances, and an east lighting scheme.
Walf Breed Runs Amuck in Mexican Open Fire Incident
A chaotic early attack at a water cutching chingguad site left one American soldier dead and three injured after William Humphrey fired on Company I Fourteenth Infantry. A Mexican intermediary sustained injuries as the gunfire erupted, with victims including a wounded man shot in the back and another in the hip.
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Ariz Dane
Goldiey
Willian Humphrey
United States
Police Urge Dog Tax Payment Amid City Campaign
Unclear police notice urges dog owners to pay taxes promptly as enforcement tightens. Several owners already faced court actions for neglect. Campaign emphasizes timely payment and penalties for late or missing fees.
Tonganoxie Ace Hospital Report Delays Cause Confusion
Reported fragmented notes mention Orson Russell in Lawrence on Tuesday and Elena shopping while a hospital delay affects plans. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Orson Russells Lawrence
Elena
Cee By
Local residents frequent outings and a benefit in league events
The article lists neighbors visiting relatives and shopping trips including Mabel Lawrence and Alice Spuor, with plans to visit Kansas City and return. It notes Dr Walter H. Coe and others on a motor trip to Gayford Kansas to establish homes and mentions Edna Klamer, Lena Anderson, and Mrs. Robert Fairchild visiting Denver relatives. A Civic League benefit looms with a local orchestra and a cast list for a Skule production featuring many named characters and townspeople.
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Neely
Ateleny Dlowski
George Uhl
Taiwrence
Migs
Alice 'Spuor
Lawrence
Kansae City
Walter H. Coe
Abs
Gayford
Kisus
Hanili Shi Huney Sonic
Neabel
Vmcnighton
Sally Ann Honeysuckle
Anne Pheni Tanpevanee
Hartelork
Wildes Kunee
Silas Ebenezer Vettibone
Burr Corlett
Patienes Veyerkin
Prudence Young
Matilda Cine Aradlol
Lucile Eleiser
Kansas Evangelical Association Plans Summer Conference
The Kansas Evangelical Association schedules its annual summer conference in Lawrence from August 9 to 15 with delegates from across the state. Represented groups include Sunday school, Young People's alliance, and the Women's Missionary Society, with 200 to 600 delegates expected depending on the weather.
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Young People’s Alliance
Women’s Missionary Society
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Hare
Tor
Nev. J. K. Young
Ambitious Driver Learns Motor Car Lessons on Road
In Illinois Street, Terry Gaskill and Nelson attempt a new motor car ride. Nelson drives into Lawrence seeking guidance and faces delays as messaged by a telephone call. The voyage reveals the perils of inexperience and the growing pains of mastering the machine.
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Ilinois Street
Nelson
Ness
Nelson Tole
Lawrence
Hinteenth
Powe
Wounded Bay Boy Carl Metwic Improves After Accident
Doctors report Carl Metwic, twelve, recovering well after a shooting accident involving a pastel gun. The boy’s condition shows steady improvement and hopes for full recovery.
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John Wasielgh
Recruit Posts At Company AM Tank Unit
Oller seeks volunteers at Company AM recruiting center as hopefuls queue for tank service. Several applicants were rejected this morning due to age or fitness concerns.
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Company AM
Ynoree
Tone
Mrs Hershberger Leaves Wichita Visit
M Hershberger travels back to Wichita after visiting her daughter Helen Hershberger at the Fi Phi house this morning in town.
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Fi Phi
Wichita
Mother's Friend Promises Safe Aid for Expectant Mothers
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy easing muscle expansion and nerves for pregnant women. It claims to improve internal functions related to motherhood and offers a free copy of a booklet from the Bradford Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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Dradfield Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlanta
State Senate and County Attorney Candidates Announced
State Senator iMetoalf announces candidacy as a Republican in the Fifth district primaries. M.A. Dheret Niderte seeks the State treasurer post subject to GOP primary. Charles Pure files as Republican candidate in Sheil of Deus county primaries. SREWART also announces candidacy for County Attorney of Doelan subject to Republican primary.
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Public Instruction
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