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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1918
Page
2
A telegraph from Frank Gibb, head of work registration, reports an urgent request for skilled labor. The message notes a list of registered men and women and questions whether they fit the duties, with officials seeking immediate assignment and clarity on work type.
New United States Treasury certificates dated March 20 and due June 8 offer denominations from 400 and upward with a stated rate of 412 percent. Cash payable at Federal Reserve City, Missouri, when due. Watkins National Bank.
The University Concert ends the season with performances by Mrs Allan, Mrs Gladys Yves, and pianist Mrs Taylor at Rolinson Gym. The program features leading musicians from the Monte Soviet and performances by prominent conductors. The event includes works by Schoenberg and others, with members of the Minneapolis Symphony appearing in support.
Fragmentary lines describe a Phi chapter at a university hosting an eatless banquet. Members and others are mentioned with decorations and tables arranged, but details remain unclear.
An order for the banquet was sent to France for war orphans rather than buying food locally, though none of the students at the dinner appeared to be in need. Kappa Phi, a Methodist women’s group at the university, is involved.
Price rise announced for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE due to higher cost of its six medicinal extracts. The wholesale increase affects Druggists as the company adjusts to rising component prices.
The report notes a marked rise above prewar prices for farm commodities, with prices per bushel showing increases across regions. Readers are advised to watch market shifts as wholesale values appear higher, influenced by countrywide factors and local events.
Fragmented notes describe visits and socials across the community. Residents including Mrs and Mrs Brownler hosted elaborate meals and cakes. many stopped by farms and homes for afternoon calls. A Farmers Institute at Fairview and gatherings at Atwood place are mentioned with neighbors and relatives attending.
Report from the era notes Moscow restored as the capital under Lenin’s government with the Kremlin as the power seat. Archives move to Novgorod while most ministries stay in Moscow. Bolshevik control shown by moving government HQ, a move once considered by former premier Chernenko in Petrograd.
A ragged survey lists locals like Min Helin Marv Mrs Lert Bond and Ann with Capo Bond families and others visiting Sunday afternoon. Several named residents including John Lyon Clyde Boml William Kingery and Mrs. Vernain Transmeh are noted as spending time with relatives and neighbors, with multiple households hosting gatherings and casual calls throughout the day.
Musterole offers mustard oil relief without the blistering of past mustard plasters. It is a white preparation applied by massage for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and more with rapid pain relief. Available in 30¢ 60¢ and hospital size $2.50.
Fragmented text lists names and relations across a Sunday through Monday period. Mentions Mir Oaerr, Laurel Brown Moreliy, Mr at the RB, Deon, RL G Breyer, George, Ida Reed, Mir. o and Mrs. Voeune, Younus, Meathers, Wenger, Stk, GR, and various household events. Context suggests a personal notices column with family ties and gatherings rather than a single clear event.
A military community marks Army Day with a Lutheran service at Fort Funston led by chaplains from the Lutherans of the Mission group. The ceremony includes a sermon, prayers, and Thanksgiving for soldiers, with attendees including officers and enlisted personnel.
Unclear OCR fragment notes new anti submarine shells and their improved guidance. Mentions sightings and past failures. references to local people visiting relatives and social notes. Text is garbled and incomplete with names like Ben Ceorhins and Charles Ulrich.
A flowery hat is described as the season’s charming accessory for Miss Springtime. The piece highlights floral motifs and light fabrics suitable for warmer weather.
Local Civil Service Board announces an exam for railway mail clerks to be held Friday April 12 in this city. Open to all male citizens meeting height and weight requirements. Includes spelling arithmetic letter writing penmanship and general capacity tests. Apply at post office for blanks. Universal tractor ad notes cost and utility.
The diary items show families visiting relatives near Baldwin and Lawrence, with mentions of Mr Levi Markley and the Katherman siblings visiting Geneve. The Mowders and Hoards appear in residence changes, moving into Barton’s vacant house, and other families like the Hengs and Charlsis are noted in social visits.
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