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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

6

Corn and Wheat Prospects From June County Reports

June county canvass reports show corn at 81.2 percent condition with S mining of stands and favorable soil, while winter wheat yields average 11.63 bushels per acre across 7,754,000 acres. Total corn planted projected around 6,670,000 acres. conditions mixed due to cool wet weather and some drought in the southwest. Early harvests begin in some locales as weather improves.

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Kann Club Holds Friendly Valley Event and Meeting

The Kann Club hosted a social afternoon at Valle Faron with guests including M Th G Yan and Mrs Duffee. Estelie Northrup spoke on her candidacy for Rey Ter Ait, and various reports and papers were read. The hall was decorated with daisies and roses, and a five course luncheon followed the program.

Valle Faron Th G. Yan Sistin Che Ye Mae Wan Andersen Monovan Mia Natalie -Tiny Bissley Sudh Wilson Martin Nt Hour Club FL B. Benson Camily Palmane Kansas Mothe Gerson Lal Colman Hird Richardson Aire Riek

Dense social notes from a Kansas town community

People gathered for family visits and church events in Lawrence, Onarga, Lecompton, and nearby towns. Guests included Mrs. H Schrader, Miss Nelfie Vinstead, and Mr. and Mrs. George Whipple, with multiple families hosting dinners and reunions. Attendees traveled from Lawrence, Washington Creek, and Topeka area, sharing meals, weddings, and neighborhood updates amid a wind storm and rising river levels.

Neste Crider Anderson Matie Watts Lawrence D. Millen D. Pitcher Evers Cinvelunit Ohio R. Colman Staniyvoenne Gy Topping Topping Gi. van Steemed Inner Sunde Rachel Crider Onarga Mrac Andersen Donovan Cavers Talil Tales Grider George Whipple Lecompton Prank Whipple Laawrence N. Balhipple Lawrents Colmans G. van Neste Faily van Neste Matteus Richardson Ee Stele Herbert Reef Fred Gratetheat Hugo Schellhorn Marie Ofshington K. Ma Bart Gregoryson Harold of Phillips Allen P Lawrence John Richareds Della Flora Nell B Jo George Mraneis Merle Colman Sanita Fe Mtre Ralph Colman Ruth Miller Laawre Etext Ad Fants Hollman Ant Cobaan Thaushter al Smith W Miet Iith Haskell “Institute Orville Murray Mondav FE. Kiefer Flore Vauighi Schon Usytehor Kana Literary Club

Unclear fragmentary notice of cattle sale and family events

Fragmentary OCR text describes Pranwui n te Martin and sons selling purebred Angus cattle and a list of names and visits. Mentions wedding attendance, travel to Topeka Osage, and a baseball game between Blued Mound and Vinland with Miss Marguerite Welsh arriving.

Martin and Sons Angus de Fir John JSON Workman Russell Orkmen Ane Ars Embett Thompan Evelyn M. Chamber Irs Arthur Schutz Anna Emma George Funk Dertha Schutz Roy Ottawa Topeka Het Osag George Funk Uitayaa Schutz Vinland Marguerite Welsh

Obituary and Funeral Details for Leese at Fairview Church

Leese died at her home near Sibley Friday morning at 645 o clock. Funeral services were held Sunday at Fairview Church at 2 pm. Rev. Rist of Vinland conducted the service. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Leese was a member of the Degree of Honor. Clarence Davis, Schuty Walter and Ed kk attended school activities and planned practice for Mosvers toes? vest. Oliver Schut expects to view VW cushes day to play bed with Panvirsy against Vinhind.

Leese Sibley Fairview Church Rist Vinland Oak Hill Izg Clarence Davis Schuty Walter Oliver Schut

Chil program attendance and community notices at Barker

The Chil program on Sunday noon drew a good crowd and was enjoyed by all. Residents and visitors from Fraser Minnesota, Lecorpto, Kansas, and Richards gathered for visiting, a will meeting, and social refreshments. Members Esther, Huchheins, and Helen Liars led the organization. J Dallar Chee and others participated. notices mentioned local families and winter events with village social details.

Allen Fraser, Minn Rare Gorri Anna Vincent Lecorpto Anna Mitchell Ebbridge Kans IL. Ae. Bryan Everett Witherington Esther Presil Ry Huchheins Helen Liars Janie Mstella Button Nelsn Ada Ening Tiawrence J Dallar R. Bryan Manion Pontius Paul Winter M. Paul

Coburn Players Fourth St Louis Visit Honors Art Lamp

The Coburn Players return to St Louis for a fourth annual appearance at Universenunnus Friday and Saturday, presenting The Yellow Jacket and The Lamp of Sacrifice. The editorial lauds their devotion to high drama, their refusal to bow to syndicates, and their mission to elevate public taste through art and sacrifice.

St. Louis Republic Coburn Coburns Father Coburn TP St. Louis Do Ors

Snakes in Mexico Highlighted for Travelers

Snakes in Mexico are common in tropical regions and pose risks to travelers and their horses and mules. The article notes several striking species and urges awareness for safety.

Mexico

Regretted His Limitations in Quarrel with Mrs Peck

In a tense confrontation Mrs Peck scornfully asks if Henry Peck is a man or a mouse. He answers bitterly that he is a man, joking that if he were a mouse she would have him up on the table yelling for help.

Amt Experimen.t Applien Mrs. Peck Henry Peck

See People Talk: Uncle Eben Comments on Shifting Blame

In a colorful remark Uncle Eben notes that when people talk a lot it seems as if they are trying to push responsibility for being sorry onto others. The quote highlights a tendency to misunderstand motives and assign fault.

Eben

Not All Given Over to Fish In This Chronicle Item

A fragment from the Louisville Court Journal presents quips about using a Jake for navigation and a flippant exchange on fish. It juxtaposes literary phrases with references to navigation and self-comparison from Samuel Johnson and other notices.

Jake Louisville Court Journal

What Mist Is in the Air Some Weather Questions

From a home questions page the text explains mist as a form of water in the air. It appears as a light, unseen or seen form near the ground and is described with a playful misprint.

Hardship Better Than Poverty: A Merchant’s Quiet Retirement

A fragmented quotation describes a merchant who fears the southwest wind while guarding Learian wares, praising retirement and rural life in his native town but ultimately retiring to his terred bark, noting difficulty in enduring poverty and the wisdom of Horace.

Horace

Life's Never Ending Vortex Refined Phrase

A fragmentary meditation on life as a ceaseless vortex from start to end and back, linking death and rebirth with a cryptic phrase about a cradle and Mubmil Tan. The text reads as abstract aphorism rather than a news item.

Yellow Jackets Skank's Food Behavior Noted

The common skank feeds on yellow Jackets by sticking sticky saliva on its tail. This creates a flypaper effect, allowing the bushtail to catch insects efficiently as it moves.

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