Country Correspondence From Walter and Boyd Community
Social at Walter and Boyd homes drew a large Young People's Christian Endeavor gathering with games, cake, and chat on Olive Lawn. Numerous names and local events follow through the week including sickness, farming updates, church services, and visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Bessie Boyd
Hendrickson
Boyd
Mazel Jones
Mes
AL. Mattison
Mer
Marvin Bond
Nelson
Lone Star
Roger WiNinhes
Tol Dunn
Mel Willis Dunn
Etla Flory ‘Shaw
Lawrence
Cait Ste
Alan
Minnie
Percy Reels
Bessie
Walter Bord
Minnie Dunn
Bord
Mendrickson
Washington Creek
Del
WR. Williams
Lawn Drive
Sotl
Marvin Eo
Mami Lindell
Mig Lindell
Miss Ada
Mundas
Eleanor
Mike Sehelihorn
Ardtnet Tier
Garegeie
Lawrence Lavaver
Nick Thorne
New York
Thorne
Joss Hodue
Visthworthy
Creaseny
Dal Lay
Neal
Mas
Wits
Dhinner
Mars
Walliams
Niles En Tore
Che Seay
Chinten
Cygne Trunck
Peed Gaay
Florence
Sigel Ransoor Boys Visit and Local Errands in Lawrence
Local notes recount the Ransoor and Kelley families in Sigel and Lawrence visiting relatives, attending services, and shopping for a new dental instrument in Lawrence. Several residents, including Miss Louisa Kelley and Miss Helen Sanders, travel for visits to Lawrence, Independence, and Oklahoma, with mentions of schoolhouse events and Ladies Aid meetings.
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Ransoor
Lawrence
Dehn Christy
Stouday
Louisa Kelley
Alelen Sauders
Gertie Sanders
Hadys Elm
Ladepeddaiee
Sanday
Walter Howard
Hittle
Kanwaka
Thomas
Max
John Christy
Pave Shields
O. D. Thomas
Hose
Colorado
Oklahome
Luna
Cummings
Lawwrence
Helen Sanders
Lidependenice
My. c
Ada
Melvin Purdud
Hiehardson
Falna Bandi
Richards
Lawrence Sanunday
Hee Cox
Laawrence Sale Ordi Tornine
Avid
Mass Grover Ulricht
Forensien
Law Cox
Jotin Christy Bromst
Link Beredish
Warnir Glen Oxmatory
Halwrence
Debye
Cox Home
John Bnehenn
Lee Cop
Phee Cox
Richardson J
Curdney
Dys Gelioolouse
Richaredsen
Jit
K Wallner
Jardne
Pardue
Margaret
Cox
Grover Ulrich
Kinmans
Childr
Kinane
Mabel Voren
Springfield
Ouri
Kimmons
Colin Gray
Washington Creek
Mr. Kimmons
Local Newsmaker Health Update and Visits
Miss Dale Hoesel returns home from Bavwreare after medical treatment showing improved health. Orrandinia Gress visits Tor with her daughter Mrs. Taane as they travel for family matters and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew
Alps
Dale Hoesel
Bavwreare
Orrandinia Gress
Tor
Mus
Taae
Valley Chapel Service and Weekly Notices Review
Community notes describe May events at Valley Chapel with remarks on services led by Mr. Kehoe and Mr. Lawrence, upcoming classes, elections, and gatherings. It highlights youth outreach, musical instrument donations, social evening at Miss Moye’s residence, and a charity bake sale with cakes. The piece also references a Sunday morning service, evening rally, and personnel changes within church groups.
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Mir
Ley Geel
Mise
Gills Bond
de Danky Vorhoe
Val
Aes Moye
Tog Breather
Splendid
Ices
Happs
Pimel
Leiden
Meirvin Viet
Lee
Lawrences
Wallis Vo
Geology Survey Plans by Twenhofel and Foster
Prof Twenhofel and William Foster of the geology department will conduct a geological survey of western Kansas in July. They will depart Lawrence around July 15 and undertake the sole survey for the department this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenhofel
William Foster
Kansas
Wol Tiwenhofel
Thee
Af Geology
Univerty
William Er
Nb Geological Survey
Teave Lawrence
Careful Weaning and Feeding for Babies in Heat
Government nurses urge careful treatment in a baby’s first year, stressing gradual weaning from breastfeeding during hot weather. The guidance covers when to introduce bottles, how to increase solid foods, and signs of digestion issues, warning that heat raises illness risk and that the mother must pace transitions to avoid distress.
Women Health Care Needs Careful Regulation
Woman's health requires care as to be peculiarly susceptible to constipation and general health depends on regulation. Delicate organs rebel at cathartic remedies. mild laxatives, properly compounded, are more effective. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combines simple laxative herbs with pepsin for women's use. free trial bottle offered by Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 452 Washington St. Monticello, Ill.
Infant feeding advice and milk weaning guidance
A fragment from a health notice explaining infant feeding measures, suggesting postponing solid foods and using a spoon to gradually increase milk intake. It mentions a free publication from the Children’s Bureau in Washington known as Infantary, and advises writing for it by postcard or letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatat Washinaston
Millis to Attend Major Economics Meetings in California
HL Tol Millis of the department attends economics association events in California after the first six weeks of the summer term. He plans to address chapters of the American Economic Association and participate in the National Minorean Conference and the International Trade Congress, outlining policy ideas and futures analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economics Association
Tol
AL Millis
al Ceumlatties
Fohmaceee
University
Sumaar
California
Amerivitit
Millis
Monroe Bond Release in Child Desertion Case
George Monroe, charged with child desertion, was released on bond from the county jail this evening. The case stems from ongoing investigations centered in Hitlerson with authorities pursuing further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
George Monroe
Hitlerson
Local Notices and Personal Details From Rockford Area
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions Nelson in New Point Missouri and a breksmithine in Tess al Hit patee anal, with references to Wichita and Kansas booking. It lists Mae Mina Sivogie Line, E.G. Badyy, Mise eart Elec, and Wilbur Arnette as individuals in transit or associated with destinations such as Chicago for unspecified purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Ite University
Medien Oll
Rockford
New Point
Missouri
Las
Mae
Mina Sivogie
Teo
Badyy
Chivago
Ube
Wilbur Arnette
Chirage
Arrests in Huerta Plot Spark Mexican Revolution Fears
A chaotic transcript describes arrests linked to a planned uprising in Mexico led by Huerta loyalists. United States Commissioner Oliver faces blame as mob tensions rise over alleged Heri plot and efforts to label a new Mexican revolution.
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Tangernl
Snl
Heri
Mexico
United States
Olver
Blane
Lime Loss in Tuberculosis and Eckman’s Alterative
Article discusses calcium loss in tuberculosis, claims lime salts affect disease, and extols Eckman’s Alterative as a safe treatment option. Promotes dietary measures, rest, and urges use without opiates or habit-forming drugs. Credits Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Associati
Eckman
Aly
Erkwan Laboratory
Phiadtiphins
New Store and Public Hall Rising at Stull
Sylvester Stull has laid the foundation for a combined store and public hall at Stull. The building will be two stories with a jaildine 32 by 50 feet, housing general merchandise on the first floor and a hall above. Completion aimed for August first, with Mr Stull supervising and Kraft & Son assisting on a nearby residence project to be ready by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Stull
Barking
Stull
Hyaldine
Heigh
Stall
Dei
Chris. Kraft
Change. German towns keep titles under Belgian plan
The governor settles the names of major Belgian cities, allowing most towns to retain their current names with limited exceptions. Mechelen to Lier, Tongeren tenures, and Ypres to Alsace changes are among the adjustments, with postal cancellations to be updated accordingly.
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Brussels
Sunya
Bete
Ium
Wene
Umnen
Dhrtiine
Mechel
Lier
Tongern
Alsats
Ypres
Munitions Board Action Amid War Disasters
In Lorlon on June 30 the Russians recognize the need to arm fully with shells and guns. A new decree grants unlimited money and power to control all industries. The government seeks to mobilize resources, attributing recent Austro German victories to shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galieur
Grand Purie
Nicholas
Inquisition Targets Bootleggers in Lawrence County
Officials launch an inquiry into bootlegging activity in Lawrence and surrounding areas. Law enforcement conducts searches and prepares to interrogate suspects as part of a broader crackdown on illicit alcohol operations. Local residents report raids and intensified investigations by city and county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Anid
Aioe
Calleetine Evilence
Will Leone
Belgium Relief Effort and Governance Postwar Claims
The American commission for relief on Belgium chaired by Sir Herbert Hoover arranged grain aid for civilians. Governor Bissing, the military governor of Belgium, oversaw that wheat and rye crops were reserved for the civilian population. A man named Kroest Seidel was documented to have spent $108 in Tokyo on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenden
Sir — Herbert
Hoover
Americgt Commission For Relief
Gon
Bissing
Beledum
Kroest Seidel
Topeka
Merhine
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Ola Stary
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