War Waves Through Kansas University as War Calls
As the United States enters war with Germany, Kansas University records show 425 withdrawals in a month with 185 joining farms and the rest entering military service. The campus adapts with daily military classes, shop courses for wartime labor, Red Cross participation, and several faculty joining Fort Riley training or military units.
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United States
Germany
University of Kan‘sas
de Bee
Karsas National Guard
School of Law
State Bar
Topeka
Fort Riley
Department of K. U
Droguss
School of Engineering
Red Cross Iork
N Ir
Dorothy Child
Chemistry
School of Medicine
Mnt
Washington
U.S. Naval Medical School
Dean Walker
W. W.davis
National Guard
Captain Jones
University Company
James A. Naismith
First
Kansas Regiment
Local visitors travel between Lawrence Kansas City and Leavenworth
A string of weekend trips and visits are noted with residents from Tongonoxie Melmouth and nearby towns traveling to Lawrence Kansas City and Leavenworth for short visits. Mrs C W Hurst accompanies Miss Margaret Carter to visit relatives in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs John Driscoll return to Taavenworth after visiting Mrs Driscoll's parents.
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Otto Freiedmuth
Lawrence
Miles Kemper
Melmouth
Cuneleate
John Harbeson
Willian J. O'Brien
Kansas Cyrs
Harriet H. Linck
Kansas City
Fred Needham
Leavenworth
C. W. Hurst
Satuday
Lou Murphy
Margaret Carter
Tud Gray
Charlotte Robertson
Henry Brinkman
Mabel McNaughton
Alica B.mcnaughton
John Driscoll
Frank Zoellner
SAC
C. H. Cain
Anna Kiser
C. A. Long
Hortur
Kengal
Ruth Phenien
Reno
Addie Peters
Frands
P. EB. O
Mis Alice Spoor
Lert Harinea
Honey Valley
Red W. Rahn
John W. Evans
Lansdowne
Kaw Valley Electric
Oscar Seeber
Atchison
Alfred Loeber
Kathleen Kelsall
Leno
Myr
Hopeseery
Blanche
Lex Angelee
Calif
Joseph Dessery
John Maloney, Jr
Joshua Chavenger
Rufus C. Nance
Keon City
Mins dea cans + Verre
Mons
Charles Ellis
Elis
Davies Kessinger
Billings
Mont
Thimmoend of Rusehor
Ruth Newsome
Henry” Klinkenberg
Tore
Leila Nevin
Dana Sanders
Marie Carter
Hutchinson
Vistor Haag
Joceply Pessery
Lawrence More
Verne
T. Ys
Ings
Mogt
J. M. Phenicie
Georgina Bleatley
Arno Taylor
Emmett Taylor
SH. Ward
Podge City
Aloc Nance
Saarmer
Wear
Missouri
C. W. Hemphill
Wear Wie
Pansy Hemphill
A. A. Green
Eda Mitehall
Pri
M.S. Collins
R Runyan
Fonganonie
Jess’ Graham
U Margld McAlex
Eugene Dimmick
Carrollton
Olie Babcock
Elsie Hummelsgarde
Babcock
Eugene
Fred Harmon
Yonganoxie
Bert Harmon
Roy Cook
Mixs
Lottie French
Liam Ketisar
Harold Woods
Mound
Vong Creek
Mro
Olie Ward
Athert. Osborne
Mya
Chavence Thal
A. Permer
Gove Abo
Melvin
Clas Cue Billy
Agnes Osborne
Wadter Osbusne
Earnest Sigmar
My. Cox
Gus Koehler
Wadorna
Ternoon
Lidia
Guss Woehiear
Reekier
Deis Bottom
Oxberne
Will
Ther
Ce G. Bowling
Philip Kraus
Tloyd
Agnew Andebilpen
Mrr
Tornedon
P. J. Hirbison
Harbison
Muston
Betsey Conch
Myrth
Yeret
League to Meet at Mrs. Peairs Home Saturday
Community notices list meetings and visits with many residents. Delegates from Chapter ATFE to the grand chapter travel from Hutchinson and Burton to attend events. numerous locals, including students and families, are visiting Leavenworth Lawrence Reno and Kansas City.
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League
Lawrence Peairs
Anna Gell
Marie Carter
Hutchinson
A. T
T. FE. C
Miss Carter
J. A. McArthur
Burton
Kansas
Pleasant Grove District Workers and Visits Report
Local residents and visitors filled a Friday and weekend schedule with numerous calls and drops by homes in Lawrence Lone Star and nearby areas. Notes mention Mrs Baker’s growing weakness and family gatherings at the Markley and Rothrock households. Health claim about fatigue appears at article end.
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J. L. Jones
Pleasant Grove
Milton Deihl
S. C. Bond
NE. Whipple
Lawrence
Charlie Brohammer
Joli Ulrich
Ira Rothrock
Will Forth
Grandma Baker
Baker
Jess Markley
J . Miss Hate
Jones
Faye Rothrock
Charles Jones
Waj Curtis
P. C. Bofd
Lone Star
J. K. Jones
Vida Watts
Mev
Fred Flory
Robert Jones
Wie
Kennety Porter
Bona
Ni Lawrencr
Tepe
Dts
Markie Sternoan
Yonatuke
Avant
Yodan Me
George Handliis
Moni Gordon Rothrock
Markley
Fred Blocy
Will
Cecil and Hyde Flory
Manckley
Mass Rand
John Hyre
Edimer Flory
The Pinkham Remedy Praised For Women’s Relief
A proponent urges women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound citing extensive evidence of relief from female ailments. The appeal emphasizes widespread testimony and historic effectiveness of the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kieso
Ness
Aurora
Nlc
Ana
E. Pinkham
North Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nate
Harrison Ave
Lydia
Dinkham Medicine Co
Moss
Swat the Fly Rally Urges Readiness Alarm
A brisk wartime era message urges readers to prepare for invasion threats by keeping fly swatters ready. It emphasizes immediate action against flies described as deadly, urging households to smash them without delay.
Outdoor call prompts shopping at Aquires Studio
The notice urges readers to visit Aquires Studio for all outdoor supply needs, inviting shoppers to buy a full range of gear and equipment from the store.
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Aquires Studio
Describes a long straight cape design detail
The feature is a long straight cape hanging from the line under the collar to the back hem, not an enveloping cloak. It hangs with fullness at the back and does not shield the arms from view.
Fairview Progress on Erection of Derricks at Brow Farm
Fairview reports arrival of large lumber shipments for the Sibley derricks being erected on M. B. Brow farm with work underway. Social notes indicate a busy weekend with visits, weddings, and gatherings among local families including Dimmick and Babcock marriages. An upcoming Ghigrons Way program aims to involve children, while snowstorms and travel to nearby towns are noted.
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Sibley
M. B. Brow
B. Leary
Wall Walker
Schaffstall
Ed. Howard
Violet Mitchell
Louise
Hilda
Edna Koehler
Daisy
Nellie Calhoun
George Leese
S. T
Griffin
T. N. Shirar
Frank Snonnie Seipt
Williamson
Lawrence
Mr. Seele
No. 6
Louis Seele
Schul|meyer
Mise Mable Peters
Harrel
Margret Slaughtery
Fal Sehaffstall
John Schafstall
Blanche
Colvin
Bert Mitchell
Albertus Ayer
Estella
Linnie Tuttle
Fist C. A. Whedon
nFtthe
Whedon
Bugrar Leary
C. Cathout
Weehler
Granger
Schulmeyer
Charles Shivar
Phillipine Islands
Chas. Whedon
Ty. Ulrich
Aileen Marshall
Boss Brown
Chas Wells
E. Leary
Hater
Eversole
Chas
Shiraz
Leary Hamne
Wednes
Local residents on Ward farm and nearby trips noted
A jumbled local notes page records visits and errands: G G Clevenger with son John on the 8 Ward farm, Frank Barnes connected with a Kansas City event, Mrs. Geatvim cooking and room prep, Osbornes visiting, and multiple family gatherings and shipments around Pes day and Leavenworth.
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Dole City
G. G. Clevenger
John Clevenger
Frank Barnes
Sam Kelsall
Kansas City
Robert Geatvim
Real Estate Transpers and Lawers Involved in Lot Dispute
Fragmented text notes a land dispute among individuals including W S Bell and Dennis Beacrenen over lots in North tear Kan and adjoining parcels. Mentions AdhTitien No 8 and ruling related to interest in the lots. unclear details and names partially corrupted.
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Franty
W.S. Bell
Sieghes Lawrene
Dennis Beacrenen
St Ae Chines Lota
Spark
Gan Ce
Dery Seree
AdhTitien
Gus
Haumvnia
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