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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1918
Page
6
The item promotes WAR SAVINGS STAMPS as a means to support the war effort and build character. It outlines three core reasons: aiding the country, creating a future asset, and fostering self mastery. It frames thrift as inspirational for young men and women.
Public sale to include cattle including dairy stock and horses, farm implements, corn, and various tools. Items listed cover harnesses, wagons, plows, buggies, mowing and binding equipment, separators, and miscellaneous farm goods. Sale takes place southwest of Eadora on Saturday March 23 with heavy emphasis on livestock and machinery.
Washington March 19 the casualty list issued by the war department contained only thirty names Captain Phelps Collins was killed in action Lieutenant George C Middleditch died of accident The casualties were: Killed in action two died of accident three died of wounds three died of disease twelve wounded severely two slightly wounded eight
Eighteen schools enter the state high school tournament to begin Friday at 10 am and run through Saturday. Lawrence high school and Linwood, Atchison, Leavenworth, Newton, Arkansas City, Winfield, Solomon, Larned, Lacygne, Marion, Turner, Eudora, Emporia, Lecompton, Sedan, and Macksville are listed. Girls teams from Marion and Atchison are also noted with plans for expansion before Friday.
Kansas City stock yards report March 19 with cattle receipts at 17 000 hogs 20 000 and sheep 6 500 an uptick from last Monday for cattle and hogs but sheep down. Beef steers opened slow 10 to 15 cents lower hogs 40 cents off and sheep steady with full demand for stockers and feeders.
A fragment notes that expedient titles in public print led to The Chanute Star adopting the Chanute Tribune. It hints at family skeletons not all hidden away, suggesting ongoing social attention to private matters becoming public.
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