Local News Briefs From Franklin Area
Mr Wm Schutz edited on Mr Charles Wilson Monday evening. Floyd Landon of Eudora spent Sunday morning with Mr and Mrs John Whitelaw and family. Leasure plans to build a new hay barn soon. For pure ice cream call Wiedemann's phone 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schutz
Charles Wilson
Floyd Landon
Eudora
John Whitelaw
Leasure
Erwin
Huandh Stewart
Sunnyside
Roy Graham
Amt
Siblowville
Willy Fear
Carter Sual
Mar
Sugeett
We. OR. Shades
Robertson
Will Robertson
Hannah Stewart
Dennie Eibest
Sunes
Ile Lorie
Wid
Robertsen
Glen
Siblesville
Wharan
Pernard
Kansas City
Russell
Sumas
Vite
Leda
Bertie
May Yunham
Prancis
Misses Weley
Lonnie Petty
Glenn Onntrod
Stine
Cound Peretta
Charles T Musted
Husted
Pictures for Soldiers Theater at Camp Eu Nears Completion
Theater at Camp Eu near completion will seat 3 000 for the men of the 2nd division. The new Liberty theater, costing 27 000, will host class shows and provide a hostesses house fund raising drive seeks 6 040 for Army City facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp ‘EU
Camp Finsten
Liberty Theater
Army Cit
Friends of the Men of the
Houston
Kansas City
Our Boys in France and Home Protection
A wartime appeal stresses the bravery of American soldiers on the front and urges home readers to guard health. It attacks disease and urges medical buys, promoting Anurie as a remedy to uric acid and general weakness claimed to help fitness and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR
France
Dr. Pierce
Institene
Huffalo
N.Y
Drwr
Clergy to Promote War Aid at 1,000 Congregations
March 14 speech tour led by Barry for the Kansas Council of Defense and United War Campaign will urge churches to support government needs. Clergy from about 1000 congregations will hear calls to aid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Marah
Ranocs
Beepie
Barry
Kansas Council of and the United
Danderine Claim Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Elimination
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a miracle hair product, claiming it removes dandruff and hair loss, stimulates new growth, and leaves hair thick, shiny, and soft. It urges readers to obtain Knowlton's derine from drugstores and apply a small amount to each strand for immediate dramatic improvement.
Kansas Prefers Food Crops Over Castor Beans
The States food administration in Kansas urges growers to plant food crops rather than castor beans. Experts note the aircraft board contracts 100000 acres in the south for castor beans, but Kansas should focus on food production essential to the war effort while castor beans may suit southern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans
Aircraft Board
Wx Department
South
Kansas
Time of His Life play at Kanwaka schoolhouse
The Kanwaka schoolhouse will host a community play titled The Time of His Life with cast members Worswick Scott Fisther Dowell Bell es Ernest Rireby and others. A pie supper will follow and neighbors gathered at the Van Neste home for a surprise moving to a new residence north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Worswick
John Ban Scott
Miss Fisther. Dowel
Ambrose Belles
Ernest Rireby
Ee Fitella
Lt. G. van Noste
J. R. Yopping
Mark Pierson
Homer Hirdsindgow
Theat
B.D. Miller
Pelbert
Ruth Ord
Daviel Williams
Raymond
Carl
George Richards
Ida May
Mary Paul Douglas
J. BL Bigsby
George
Flora Nell
Frewd Duffee
Ps Rudiger
FL Douglas Zebbie
van Neste
Mine Ethe
Ella Paul Doughis
George Bigsby
Brow
Robes Corinthia Lindsey
Merle Cobnan
Ruth
He OG
Washington’ S
Columbia
Ocean
Ken
Father Hird
Ruth Ore Miller
Virginia
Carl Williams
Robert
Donald Elkin
Dewstington
Harry Dad
Della May
Lilbert Francis
Leva
Albert Hamlin
Charles R. Topping
Camp Funston
R. Topping
Crown
Wor
Bikin
Phebe Rigsby
Saniliy
Hante al Tysb
Vanis Mir
M Arthur Ward
Ward
Civil
Mig
Wis Colman
Amb
H. van
Donald Frye
Howard C. OP. Davis
Davids Williams
Diane
Midland groups hold meetings despite weather and illness
Farmers met at the school house last Thursday evening forming a riders Union. Several attendees have German measles. The Midland Rural Club gathered with Sue Shay and Mrs. Russell Shaw moved to the Shea farm near Valley Crave. The Martha Washington Club met with Mrs. FL Wagner and members spent the afternoon hemming bandages for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Shilts
Organ i Riders Union
Midland Rural Club
Sue Shay
Russel Shaw
Shae
Valley Crave
Martha VW Ashington
FL Wagner
Wie
Red Cross
Kidney Troubles and Local Notices Across Town
Fragmented OCR chronicles health ads and community notes from a small town paper. Mentions medical tips, wordy references to Kidney troubles, local visits, family names like Stewart and Robertson, and a call to visit the Business College for civil service training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busi College
Te Schial
Dainty Shindigs and School Socials Reported in Local Notes
The fragment recounts school events and social visits. Mrs Hagsted and Miss Alli Vout attend a Friday evening event on Sunnyside. Mr Garvin and Miss fon rar visit home and plans for upcoming visits unfold as families gather at the Weibel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluirnoun
Retytés Fournyen
Alli
Cinehwiek
Agness
Garvin
Haneat Cay
Atil Suelly
Ani
Glenn Aie
Iis
Als
Ron Granam
Dretetars
Aventine
Look and Feel Clean Sweet Fresh Every Day
Advert script touts hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse stomach and bowels, claim it purges indigestible waste and toxins, boosts appetite, and improves complexion. Promotes purchase of a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idias
Interaal Sanitation
Scofi
Swwtt & Bers
No Labor Shortage Claim in Oklahoma for Crops
Oklahoma claims sufficient farm labor despite future risk. State labor commissioner W. G. Ashton notes no current shortage and proposes county agents and labor exchange programs to meet possible later needs. County agents are coordinating with the state labor department to implement the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Okahoma City
W. G. Ashton
Ashton
Anatrix
State Department of Labor
German Hansfreu Market Faces Red Tape in Amsterdam
A Berlin paper reports German citizens must obtain many household goods cards amid strict rules and watermarked protections. The municipal government presses purchases, claiming counterfeiting is nearly ended and forgery is now rare. Separately, Mr Frank, Mr Charles Fratcher, and Mr Clifford Tennet are linked to raids targeting heirs in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansfreu
Ing
Amsterdam
Marcel
Berlin
Frank
Charles Fratcher
Mer. Clifford Tennet
Kansas City
Governor Capper Eyes Sale Of Farm Plots To Government
Fragmentary text reports Governor Capper urging farmers to sell home sites to the government. The note mentions Speranie pitty and Trenta etigen, with unclear references to timing and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodey
Cappes
Trenta
Fractured Verse Reflections From a Poet’s Fragment
The text presents a fragmented meditation on poetry and critique with scattered names and phrases. It references possible figures like a Brogden mayor and mentions themes of correction and teaching while weaving in puzzling jargon and interrupted lines.
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair
Advertisements promote Sage Tea Dandy and Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken hair and improve appearance. The copy notes it is a toilet remedy not a cure and urges use for a dark, handsome hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Achicien
Fragmented tale hints at danger and memory in woods
A jagged narrative recalls a writer and a scene in the woods with attempts at self discipline and danger. Characters named include Bobby Virginia and Barney in a hazy account of events, with references to objects like bottles and lenses and a sense of mystery surrounding what happened.
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Bobby
Virginia
Barney
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