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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary text indicates mention of rations and products still available with a reference to EET Prodabts. No clear names or dates are established in the readable portion.
The piece notes Democratic congress nomination in a divided state, with Henderson Martin favored for the race and W. S. S. urged for U.S. Senate. It also covers Kansas insurance probe into enemy-bond investments by Germania Guard Life, under Supt. Garey Wilson, amid wartime anxieties and looming postwar concerns.
A fragmented extract discusses money and effort for defense. It references the army and navy, costs, and the idea of funding with less money. The readable text hints at financial debate over national defense.
Local plans for Woodland Park Fourth of July celebration announced by Lieut. Allie Carroll. Events include a new ball end viewable from grandstand, a relay race among summer session students Haskell Institute Delia ity training school and state guards, 220 and 100 yard dashes, and minor events for younger boys. Proceeds benefit the Soldiers and guard organizations in Columbia and Pieel strain bins at Green Bros.
Fragmented text discusses questions about latest treaty terms and potential consequences. Mentions persons and groups, reference to a new company and a unit of soldiers. Context suggests uncertainty over future actions and roles in ongoing negotiations.
Dr Blanche Hopkins from the Kansas board of health outlines why a birth certificate is essential. The document proves identity for passports, pensions, voting, schooling, employment and marriage, and is now increasingly required by states for various legal processes.
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