Kanwaka club meets despite rain in long session
The Kanwaka Literary elih held its season opening meeting at Mrs Wrest Day's home with nine members attending. Officers were not elected, the program featured readings and a favorite quotation, and plans for future meetings were noted along with social duties and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka Literary Elih
Hame
Wrest
Haeltane
A. Calman
Nopping
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Topping
Antes
Walter
Nellie van- Neste
van. Gikin
Miresday
Petitie Sane
Devil Wing
Loli Auuney
Fis Eosin
Mieka
Aga Watts
Bia Calla
Nedra
O. A. Coban
Teo
Tiawand
Howell Oat Phatdioh
de Re
Howell
Delka
Lawrence
Cand
Vane Miler
Chiles
Mies
Gee
Miller
Mey
Andy My
Mes
Hred
Mas Viorent
Ant
Mars
Mas
Fav Mallow
Airs
Mer
Morley Colman
Mathias Baa
Aki Heuavient
Usain
Pino Osodhy
Beth Ponting
Mother
Christine Seluweyver
Moliere
Morte Cielpy
Jeti Hition
Abedin
Carter
Mathey Marie Gimes
S. Jay Bae
Robert Dewe
Cobh
Valle
Nat Carrell
Dimen
Migs Koti Pews
Carterl
Topeka
Reve Nelson
Kanwaka Vicréli
Vrai
Lonard Cruz
Sinmsons Hospital
Change Minabis
Ruse “Tottinah
A. Thatmano Naviéh
Lawrenes
Don Francis
No. 6
Hopewell Community Notes And Local Visits
Residents in Hopewell gathered for a meeting hosted by Mrs. Gleason at High Prairie with civic guests and 14 members plus two visitors attending. The session featured refreshments, a fashion display, and planned events including a May 27 meeting with Miss Holna. many locals visited relatives in Baldwin and Topeka, with social calls noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles George
Prank Geanse
le Rain ‘Marsdas
Hue Hopewell Country
Charles Gleason
Hieh Prairie
Pinetoen Moenthors
Mekdiies Woods
Heuston
Sevdal Jones
Me Binder
Baldwin Stel
Ottawa
Baldwin
Kart White
Saider
Downes
Liniay Laniwe
Cal Rust
High Prairie
Jouve Sundias
Janiora
Oscar Williams
George Willians
Mr. Sind
Satton
Winkindire
BFL
Paris
Bonday
Des Brown
Joan Mee Kidney
Ayous
Choo Williansen Menon
LB. Snyder
Cystige
Frau White
N. White
A. x ‘Aster
Genias Williams
Arthur Reeser
Lawrence
Saurdeny
Hopeswell Improvement
Newmali Sanday
Lonie Marson
Stoke Bromht
Fia
Stud
Albert Dtose
Elil
Bitton
Collins
Toler
Man
Marlin
Pe “Crowder Neisi
Marg
J. Is
Merce
Athen Rasd Hattie
Topeki
Messartes
Mers
Atimstha
Charged Tales From a School Field Trip
An eyewitness recounts Miss Bixby leading a seventh street transport outing with her pupils from the Northwest Contra school. The scene features silverware, a lunch spread, and a playful crowd mixing curiosity and laughter as the group travels and returns, with reminiscences of old teaching methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sania
Ninth Street
Rowena
Neddy
Miss. Bisby
Bixby
Jutmor Ag
Tim
van Camp
Bisdyl
Wheat Insect Damage Report Amid Inaccurate Early Warning
Reports from state agricultural officials detail Hessian fly and chinch bug invasions in Kansas wheat, with scattered damage in Saline and several counties. Officials warn needed acreage and weather conditions will determine harvest, noting overall 1914 conditions remain generally favorable despite pockets of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsas
Geporlk
Falbor
Z“. i. Wopkins
Bupean
Kankas
Rice
Rena
Sedys
Sumner
Real Estate Transfers and Tax Collection Mentioned
Deeds filed for Pilla Wielvor Bude and others amid notes on tax collection and ward wide tax details. References to street blocks Lang Hice Addition Lawrence and Fort indicate property transfers and municipal collect efforts amid campaign chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilla
Wielvor
Bude
Ad , Son
BANCO
Eada Cortelia
Lawrence
SaMy
Special Notice to Lawrence Folks from Druggist Dick Brother
Lawrence residents are warned about a single mixture claimed to cure bowel ailments. The notice promotes a remedy named Ri divilis available at 747 Massachusetts Street, presented as instantly effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Brother
Druegist
Massachusetts Street
Bodies to be sent to Queenstown for identification
Reported disaster details indicate numerous drowned victims in the Irish Sea near Queenstown with a plan to transport bodies directly for identification, bypassing local inquests. A fishing boat sighting and a police incident involving Rosa Moore are noted in the same dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Winnhorne
Jord
Ireland
Dublin
Andere
Fragmentary local notice from damaged OCR
A torn snippet mentions a disturbance at Penge and a sequence of unreadable terms and names, providing minimal legible details about a possible event or inquiry at a Statelaek location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statelaek
Seventy German Boats Inspect Vaterland at Hoboken
Seventy German crewmen aboard two ships of the North German Lloyd docked in Hoboken for inspection. The process involved about twelve inspectors and followed telegraphic instructions from Washington. Local notices warned about fines and education requirements for drivers, with emphasis on compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaterland
New York
Lloyd
Hoboken
Arny Cierny
Thos Wrisi
Washington
Meet A at Dodge City Old Soldiers Hold Meeting
Old soldiers of NIUisas hold a Dodge City meeting after a parade. Wichita commander AL Meek leads the group with Alfred C. Vieren of Akron City and other veterans present for a five convention gathering and encampment planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Ond
Niuisas
Dodge Ci
Ostertis Ternoon
AL Meek
Wichita
Geetot
A. WR
Alfred
Toul
Harry. Stantford
Hhitelisen
Cominaider Payidol
Paliser Review
Whirl
Fane
Public improvement ordinance on street paving
Classified style notice discusses grading and paving on Ohio Street and adjacent blocks. It notes petitions signed by property owners and outlines payments and assessments for the paving project authorized by the city commissioners. The text references paving from the south to north line, engineers' plans, and required improvements with assessments and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Sail
PAT Ordaenel
Lavince
Ohio Street
Journal-World
iMay
Ohio
Seventh
Kansas
Ghia
Sith
Enue Street
Tishlh Street
Daw
Ane
Afl
Francisio
Mryer
Folk Brooks
T- i
Camimisgleners
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Kanwaka
Cals
Grovery
Franklin
Ethel
Carol Martin
Charlie Wilson
Alys
White
Robert White
Christine Meyer
Husy Lye
Walter ‘Riuss
Davis
Mitadany
Soi Koy Valley
Welt
Ruusiy
al Aliesi
Martina
Victor
Helen
Kansas City
Charlie Boone
M. Shute
Charlie
Wilson
Waite Ant
Turoth
Rdert White
Christie
Alberta Meyer
Walter Lass
Netulbogiene
Telehime Wit Wits
Kameday
Geneva White
Eleanor Whitelair
Charistine
Meyer
South
Ramsay
Sanday
Atherta
Leril
Venii Mas
Martin Y
Ealthe Thal
Guiyle
Stielinge
Bertha Sobner Speer
Charlie Boune Callet
Mero
Plin White
States
Wilko
Luther Burhink
Roth Corner
Hopewell
Max the Cleaner
Dick Bros
Es A. Hamman
LL. L. Phillips
Mass
Crowder and Lake
Her
Hase
Cindy
Willian
Slosh Mraker
Melon Laleshhimer
Ates
Tellascn
Sijn Fraker
Sijn Fraker, , Missed Ethedl
Rulith Fraker
Minnie
Aroadas
Meare
Richard
Rap Dore Law
Banery
Autils
Jattormey
Ieee
Elieve
Rosa Moore
Braouelet
Todge Albanh
F_ re Co
Teledo
Gilia
Lawrence Cailawrence
Adamds Ocu Ceryn
Serioi
Lawrence National , Bank
Heinz
H. J. Heinz Company
Dodge City
Francisco
Brookl.oy
van Preser
Geib Thes
Plone
Fred Wall
Vinland
Kianny
Bryant Bros. & Vowell
Hell
Eldridge Hotel
Collie
Adih Ureisa
Tome Pleura
Darat Hien Stud
San Ill
Bell
Tbs
St. B.S. Robertson
Ernest Hanna
Ste . Bellet
Eddy‘s
Mr. Farmer
The
Lubbock F Udan Grass $Eed Association
Lubbock
Lubbock County
V. Ju. Cory
C-Mmittee
Sudan
Grass Seed Association
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