Kansas National Guard reforms under 35th division plan
Wartime Kansas units identified with the 35th division will be preserved in a reorganization. The guard, now about 8000 in peacetime strength, will include motorized heavy artillery and expanded auxilia, with Kansas to deploy a single infantry regiment and new support units.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas National Guard
Kansas Guards
15Th
Missouri
Nebraska
Kanisaz
Kansas National Guards
War Department
Congress
National Guards
Charles I. Martin
Ordnance -Iouinterance
Kansas Cavalry
Funston
Guents’ Infantry
Arillery
Police Adverts New Invention Aims to Save Arrests
This latest invention is designed to save policemen's lives. It is built as a proof steel screen intended for use when creeping up on outlaws who barricade themselves in houses and fire on their pursuers.
Fort Sill Hosts Five-Week Annual Workout
to Fort Sill Oklahoma for their annual workout lasting five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Okla
Kansas News Bits Highlights Pioneer Roots and Local Government
Parsons obituary recalls Harriet Comstock dying at 101 in Parsons after a Kansas pioneer life from New York. Caney reports Walter Connelly recalling Bartlesville frontier days in 1880s. Wellington notes a county clerk’s pay ruling on assessor duties. Wichita previews a farmers strike to curb wheat overproduction. Salina covers Company M 137th Infantry reunion with brothers Carpenter and other veterans sharing memories.
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Caney
Old Indian Territory
Walter Connelly
Hisather
Bartlesville
Jake Bartles
Kan
Senate
Coffeyville
Salina
137Th Infantry
Argonne Forest
Walter
Sam
Hugh
Charles Carpenter
Pep Triesty
Fred Fitzpatrick
Saling
Frank E. Jones
Lawrence
Major Perkins
Willard Shipe
Rage Wanted Ole Sheets and Hats by Public Noesingrd
Fragmentary notice shows a call from a local association seeking hats and sheets for a public event. The readable text names the organization and a city location, with unclear dates or officials. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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Rage
Ole
Noesingrd Association
Harp Concert by Pauline DuClos at First Methodist Church
Harp virtuoso Pauline DuClos performs Thursday evening at the First Methodist church with a program of classics by Hahn Schnecker Na vende Rogers Alberti Thomas Terbeachi Godéfroid Ober thur Hasselmans Verdalle Dubez Lapitins and Cheshire. Admission is 50 cents.
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Pauline DuClos
First Methodist
Miss DuClos
Hahn
Schnecker
Navende
Rogers
Annie Laurie
Alberti
Thomas
Pattaglia Spagnuola
Terbeachi
Godéfroid
Oberthur
Hasselmans
Verdalle
Dubez
Gavotte
Lapitins
Inpromptu
Believe
Cheshire
Poultry Raiser Credits RAT-SNAP For Rat Control
Mrs. Mary Graves shares poultry raising tips after three years of incubator use and a profitable year. She reveals rats killed her baby chicks until RAT-SNAP used in the henhouse, with two rats found dead and others later disappearing. Green Bros hardware and Round Corner Drug Co sell and guarantee RAT-SNAP for $1.25.
Lawrence Lodge No 50h to Hold Regular Meeting
Lawrence Lodge No 50h announces a regular meeting on Wednesday night May 4. Exalted Ruler J. H. Cohn urges attendance. The notice also mentions the Bon Alvano cigar and Cadillac as standards of the world.
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ELS
Lawrence Lodge
J. H. Cohn
Concert in Fraser Hall Delights Modern Recitalists
A certificate recital scheduled for Friday evening in Fraser Hall chapel features Mrs. Rose Rudolph with assistance from soprano Elva McMitee and soprano Eliz Burkhalter. The program includes Allegri Appassionato, a duet by Miss McMullen and Miss Burkhalter, and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6.
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Fraser
Rose Ia Rudolph
Elva McMitee
Eliz Burkhalter
Rudolph
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence Area Rich With Names
A sequence of property transfers records deeds in Lawrence and North Baldwin. Margaret L Perkins transfers to W E Sfialding. Louis H Menger to Louis White. Arthur O'Brien to K D Klemm. Nette Dorge Jr to Mary J Paulding. Nettie Eason to E C Wright. Lathren Bullene as executor to Lloyd L Ware. Maggie E Augustine to Guy Pettit and back. FE Perkins to Margaret L Perkins. E O Perkins to Citizens State Bank. George Meeder to Fred Pooch. Ruly E Dicker et al to Kansas Texas Petroleum Co.. Frank Anton to Oscar E Shelton. Jeremias Schlegel to Fred W Ott. heirs of Elizabeth Lacy to Gertrude M Christy. Cora B Lee Stone to Charles R Dewey. S L Knapp to J S Elliott. Aimee R Perkins to Chas Trine. further unnamed fragments outline multiple tracts and nominal sums.
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N. ¥. Dorge, Jr
Mary J. Paulding
Belmont Add
Lawrence
Nettie Eason
E. C. Wright
Newton St
Baldwin
Lathren Bullene
Lloyd L. Ware
Lane
Guy Pettit
North Lawrence
Guy E. Pettit
Connecticut Street
FE. C. Perkins
Margaret L. Perkins
Belmont
Babcock Place
South Lawrence
Cranston’s
Perkins
Citizens State Bank
West Lawrence
Consideration
George Meeder
Fred ‘Pooch
Ruly E. Dicker
Kansas
Texas Petroleum Co
jon _Elm street
Frank Anton
Oscar E. Shelton
Jeremias Schlegel
Fred W. Ott
Elizabeth Lacy
Gertrude M. Christy
Cora B. Lee Stone
Charles R. Dewey
Baldwin City
S$ L. Knapp
Elliott
Aimee R, Perkins
Chas. Trine
Cor
Babcock
Husband J
Real estate transfers and refugees report from Poland
A report publicized by the American Jewish Relief Committee notes real estate transfers in Lawrence and Dodge counties with several small deeds and nominal sums. It also covers typhus and cholera outbreaks in Russia and Poland, citing 12,600 Petrograd cases and a 40 percent mortality, with cholera spreading to areas of Poland after refugee arrivals.
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Aing
Poland
American Jewish Relief’ Committee
Russia
Petrograd
Typhus Mortality Report From Soviet Russia
New York May 3 More than 2 000 000 cases of typhus have been reported in Soviet Russia with mortality as high as 50 percent in some communities a report by Dr Harry Totz of this city heart of a Jewish medical unit per-
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New York
Harry Totz
Heart
Manwaring and Woodside Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths
Henry Manwaring died at his Waterloo New York home on April 13 1921 after a ten day illness. He was born in England and came to America aged 13 settling near Lawrence Kansas before moving to New York. He leaves a wife two sons and many relatives. Martha Woodside born in Slavery Virginia in 1820 died recently after forty three years in Lawrence with her husband George Curtis Woodside. She leaves four children and was noted for Christian devotion. Buick promises better automobiles on the horizon.
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Parsons
Harriet Woodin Comstock
P. L. Cory
New York State
Ezekiel, Comstock
Kansas
St. Louis
Fort Scott
Urbena
Neosho County
Henry
Manwaring
England
Andy
Waterloo
N. Y
Ontario Co. N . Y
Esther Ridley
Chas. H
Waterloo N.Y
Hattie Mary
Lawrence Kans
Lawrenc
Godfrey
Episcopal Church
Manle Grove Cemetery
Martha Woodside
Virginia
Lawrence
George
Curtis
Woodrside
Tanlac Restores Health After Long Fasting
A Kansas City woman's story inspires a man to try Tanlac after days of extreme hunger pain and dizziness. He reports a restored appetite and improved digestion following the remedy.
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Tanlac
Annyone
Reilly
Taniac
Kansas City
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Wichita
D. M. Cirele
Kiowa
Mr. Circle
Cadillac
Fraser Hall
W. E. Sfialding
Louis H. Menger
Louis White
St. Lawrence
Arthur O’brien
K. D. Klemm
Moreland Place
Chas
Trine
Aimer R. Perkins
Aimee R. Perkins
Dodge
Paris
London
Henry Savage
Peery Hoyt
Bayer
Cael Loveright
Nick
Stallhat Peat
Romolin
Dow
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Buick
The
Associated
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Hon
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Robin
Ron Starvat
Courts of Justice
United States
ONDA
Beiter
Doan
North Fourth Street
New Jersey
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