Vren ce Man Saw Froosevelt In Action
Witnesses in Winnemucca recalled Theodore Roosevelt as a young man who rode to Cayuse after a dare. Dr G W Jones and others described his saddle and equipment, noting leather shoes and light pants. The tale recounts how he mounted a horse near the station and rode until tired before returning to the westbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iac
Winnemucca
G. W. Jones
James
Ratemi
Ng Fman
Cayuse
Theodore Roosevelt
Holyfield Retires After Uncontested Commissioner Term
Former commissioner of finance Holyfield retires without opposition after two terms. He arrived from Kansas University era years ago and has long served in public duties. He pledged future public service despite stepping down this spring as he prepared to leave office.
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Holyfield
Warnice
Lawrence
K. U
Christian Stuon
Centenary Meeting and School News At Local Church
A church basement meeting followed a centenary movement session with supper. The Glee Club performed a special number. Mrs Waters nurses her influenza-stricken daughter Gilad Beho while Mrs Paytor also fights influenza. The Senior packet fall team hosts faculty next Wednesday evening. Tickets are twenty five cents. Miss Menona Wilson and the Chapman school prepare for storms and a series of breakfasts is planned by the Ho Kennan department. Myre Wo spends a week at home recovering.
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Endicott
Glee Club
Waters of
Weing
Gilad Beho
H. Paytor
Ureibig
Menona Wilson
Chapman
Ho Kennan
Myre
Marichran
Entertainment at Clinton Presbyterian Church Next Thursday
An entertainment at Clinton Presbyterian Church on March 6 features a short program with excerpts from western views by Dr. Hillis of New York. Young people will serve refreshments after the program with a 5 cent charge for a sandwich coffee or cake, proceeds toward the plane fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Sears
Hillis
New York
Lemon Juice Skin Whitener Beauty Lotion Ad
An old advertisement instructs mixing lemon juice with a small amount of orchard white and lemon for a homemade skin lotion. It claims the mixture brightens skin and provides simple steps, including applying to the face neck and hands. Contains cost notes and supplier hints for ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romero
Dion
Mike
Curpis
Han
St Luke A M Church Quarterly Conference Report
The quarterly conference of St Luke A M Church reports three months of activity. Rev Howard Hart is presiding in the rectory room with notes on church construction, finances, and fellowship. Trustees, lay leaders, and the Brotherhood contribute to church improvement and urban outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Latkes A. M
St.Luke A. M
Howard Hartis
John Ada
Berive
Hely Hool
Sleteone Brotherhood
Lawrence
Elf
Weld Trace TT SOW vimser Vie History
Time is Poacher. Sevimyer i heen saver Tae, Gund Caries. The fragmentary text mentions a historical trace and a phrase about time and a poacher with names that appear garbled.
Lawrence High to Welcome History Teacher Despite War Record
Lieut imrer was elected history teacher at the Lawrence High School last night in a meeting of the board of education. He served with the ditch Infantry in France and was wounded. Helen Steward, dean at an eastern college, is mentioned in connection with the tale of the education circle. Lieut Zentinger was commissioned at Camp Funston and is a graduate of Corder High School. The article also notes a theatrical listing for The Bird of Paradise at the Bowersock Theater with details on cast and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
T.he
Wilem Jowell College
University of Missour
Duryea stock farm visit highlights high priced bull
The narrative notes visits in Tennessee and Dallas with emphasis on Duryea stock farm at Hickory Valley. A standout is a 1700acre show farm stocked with high grade animals. A young bull drew a purchase price of $15,000, though the observer questioned the value. The item ends with an advertisement urging McNish soda water from distilled water and a phone number.
Fine colored etchings on view by L L Phillips exhibit
L L Phillips announces two shipments of fine colored etchings from Brown-Robe company New York. Works by Sesseney Federer Miller on display this week at 11 Massachusetts Street for the public benefit. Also featured are French war drawings and reproductions from New York and Chicago Art Museum collections. Vendors invite visitors to view the exhibit and the Pure ice cream by Wiedemann.
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L. L. Phillips
JL. L. Phillips
New York
Massachusetts
Ssenseney
Federer
Miller
Mr. P
Phillips
France
Ten Jomas
New York City
Chicago
United States
Obituary for Mrs Di Bok in New England paper
The obituary honors Mrs Di Bok, daughter of the Carters, noting her family ties in Massachusetts. It recalls community roles, marriage to a referenced spouse, and mentions the date of death and burial plans. The piece references siblings Edward, Missachusett connections, and the levity of her life within local circles.
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Mes
Evia
Bae
Carters
Civartes
Edward Holp
Missachusett
Broiers
Heas
Scattershot OCR war fragment about a wounded prisoner
Fragmentary report recounts a U S student wounded in action and captured near war end. Mentions a Calverti named Brown and a gunner named American Brown with observations at WU Pao and an expert tied to a tank ambush.
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Finster
Brown
Calverti
Syli Prance
New York
Amerie Brown
Dian
Washington
Chives Sao Teaspital Wit the Provides
The article fragment describes medical care access at a hospital and endowment plans, noting dates and individuals connected to the effort. It references a Bea, a Mrs. CF, Sprzgur, and Warren Ay, with Emperna el and the A1 woh tn. The text is garbled but centers on health service provision and fundraising.
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Kinperia
Ria
Fragmentary note from Sedalia on allegiance rumors
A garbled fragment mentions Mr T Cook in Missouri, Stars and Stripes, and foreign alliance chatter. The text is incomplete, obscuring names, dates, and concrete events. No clear outcome or action is discernible from the unreadable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
T. Cook
Stars and Stripes
Newman Postmaster Appointment Report from Manhattan
The Miler County Chronicle notes John Winters resigned in October as the mail system in Manhattan is undergoing a postmaster appointment in Manhattan Kansas with Mare wick, editor of the Chronicle, involved in the process.
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Manhattan
Kan
Marewick PD
Lamb
Miler County Chronicle
John Winters
Principals Meet for Maine Masters Convention
A Maine teachers convention schedule notes principals gathering at the city school building for the Maine Masters event. Attendees include students and teachers as events highlight art appreciation and a linguistic convention.
District meeting details amid unclear district event
Fragmentary item mentions a district gathering, some names and streets, and a general sense of local activity. Several garbled phrases refer to a vote, night-time events, and local concerns but specifics are unreadable. The piece reads like a disordered public notices fragment with scattered names and locations.
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Baldwin
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Paradise
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Morasia
Luana
McNish
Wiedemann
Mengolie
Pete
Maxwell
Lawrence, Kans
Mass
Chives Sao Tegspital
Pan
Nanion
Repee- Tern
Gan Purpose
Floret Hyde
Lasrence
Edna
Austin
Tiryas
Wade
Vily
Irianing
Philips Willeg Pei Ame
Pis
Maine
Phanthioers
Erines Manoa Mos
Ning
Eutural
George Wentworth
Lothrops- Farnhany Co
Dover
N. H
Nedlin
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Colin
Jiffy
Kangas
Furl
Vie
Kansas
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