Golden Jubilee Opens at G A R Birthplace in Decatur
Civil War veterans from across the United States gather in Decatur Illinois for the fiftieth anniversary encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. The event marks the organization’s founding site with streets and buildings decorated in flame. About 19000 visitors are expected over the next several days. Two Decatur soldiers participated in the opening rites.
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Decatur
Ill
United States
Ninsis Grand Army of the Republic
Deeatur
Aluminum Borax Soap Chips Promises Superior Cleaning
A fragmented ad touts a chest washing compound called Boray ana and Borax Soap Chips. It claims twenty five cents worth cleans more than fifty cents of regular soap, with powders that remove more dirt without harming fur, paint, or animals. Order today a twenty five cent package.
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Alule Team Borax
Encampment to Honor Becatur Post 1 Veterans Parade Presides
The encampment will feature hundreds of students and National Guardsmen on Wednesday. Commander John M Snyder and other officers will preside at the event. Surviving members of Post No 1, founded in Becatur on April 6, 1866, are named from Decatur and nearby towns. A bronze tablet will be unveiled by the Women’s Relief Corps of Illinois near the original site.
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John M. Snyder
Psét
W. C. Cochran
Robert Mann- Woods
W.R.C
Inez J. Bender
Campfites
Becatur
Henry Connan
Olorado ‘Springs
Colora
A.M. Lapham
Springfield
Mt Woodland
Areola
Elin Wiliams
Quincy
Ilinois Steele
Richard F. Tones
Ee M .Imboden
W. F. Martin
F. Il. X .M. Baker
Frederick Schwaby R. Johnson
J. J. Abel
Decatur
Illinois
Women’s Relief Corps
Hlinvis
Stephenson
Ingt
G. A
W. Routh
Spriad
J. N
Costein
Joseph Priot
Haut
Retunion
Trimming French Profits and Maritime Dividends Amid War Strains
French shipowners faced reduced profits as wartime constraints and government demands cut earnings, while British and Scandinavian lines rewarded shareholders with high dividends. Dutch firms posted strong returns, contrasting with French carriers. Observers cite administrative hurdles and ongoing reforms as impediments to restoring freight efficiency and port throughput.
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France
Sai
Verani New
Navigation Companies
Sch
Dellayed
Sik
Viel
Recopie
Transsportation
Ira
Lawrence varsity club meeting in evening notes
A brief report notes the Lawrence varsity club met Monday night at the home of Mr. F Undauxy. The event appears as a concise social or organizational gathering record from the local paper.
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Sample
Lawrence Vis
Fundauxy
Vallex
G. T.U. Beys Club
Shredded Wheat with Strawberries Promoted for Health
A local note highlights Shredded Wheat with Strawberries as a strong breakfast cereal from Niagara Falls New York. Social updates cover Mrs Oakes and family dining at Pardee’s, local visits, an anniversary, school events, and preparations for Children’s Day with a meeting at the schoolhouse. Hood's Sarsaparilla is endorsd as blood cleansing and complexion clearing.
Easy Way to Get Rid of Itching
Practical home remedy promotes Resinol ointment and resinol soap for itching skin. Bathe affected areas with soap and warm water until crusts soften, then apply a thin layer of ointment and cover with a light bandage if needed. Repeat twice daily for relief.
Choosing Your Shampoo Soap for Gentle Scalp Care
Product guidance advises selecting gentle shampoos with soothing healing properties to prevent itching scalp and hair loss. Claims benefit for young heads and minimal irritation from sandfuff.
Baldwin Hiel School Commencement This Week
The Baldwin Hiel school holds commencement next Thursday and Friday with a cand Stable program featuring a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. S. Kiyue, a class play, senior speeches, and a valedictory by Miss Emily Power. Seniors listed include Beth Allen, Mary Marjorie Keohane, Irene Lathrough, Florence Atkel, and Charles Kenneth Wilson. An 80th birthday celebration for S.S. Hall is noted, with a large reception and dinner hosted by family and friends.
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Baldwin Hiel School
Calaureate Sera
Kiyue
Cente
Miss Flew
Marjane Keolane
Nik de
Sanford Bray
Emily Marie Power
Hale
Kirst
de James Mlm
Gray
Sisior
Grand Avenue Church of
Kan
Wwillate
Beth Allen
Newamt Kennedy
Heton Tone Brockway
Kealy Mimands
Bree Fmily
Hson
Edyayriffin
Florence Atkel
Lars Walb
Mary Marjorie Keohane
Irene Latraugh
Frank Adolph
Lislerness
Maric Power
Dorcas Nell Tuckear
Elton Baker
Dda Man Boyd
Grace Dean
Lloyd Elden
Foster
John Rameyann
Ethan Johnson
Robert Thomas Kennedy
Lucy Recone Lane
Floy. Liston
Pooche Rith McMenry
Loren Dale Robinson
Cecil Delaunay Wiles
Charles Kenneth Wilson
S.S. Hall
M Snocertis
Ted
Horn
Ohio
Xene
Isto
Neola
Puff
Herbert
Flo Rcott
BT. Overton
Reewena Overton
Dorothy Overton
Marc Seria
A. Be. Patterson
Pauline Patterson
Nagini Patterson
Milton
Patterso
Wellsville
Sant Dahu
Ap. Scott
Weekend visit log with Kansas City and local connections
A stream of social notes shows visits and travel among families in Lawrence and nearby towns. Mrs Frank Waring and infant from Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs LS Maxwell in Atchison. John Succuc of Lawrence visited with his daughter Mrs Frei Thadion Aura Bradley. Bradley and Tester Brinley attended a Kansas lumbermen convention in Wichita with about 500 attendees. Various residents, including Miss Glads Nation and Miss Inth Mari, were mentioned with weekend trips and illnesses noted for Porter Bell. Edga Bowler and Doris Bowler from Shebogwan Wisconsin visited Miss Maurine Clark. Emma Hurst of Chicago visited local families.
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Florence, Hyre
Marjorie Kennedy
Lawrence
Lima Burns
Big Stranger
Michael. Burns
Earl Wilkinson
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Leila
Nevin
W. E. Nevin
Roy_ Tr
Marti
Kansas
City
Blanchard Umbholt
Neely
Daniel Y. Uimboltz
Crumpbell
Lansing
Fred Needham
Frank F. Fairchild
Fairchild
Berniece Edson
Mdninister
Reno
John Fox
Samuel 4
Ward
Harriet
Kansas City
Marah S&s.vance
Eddie Brown
Andrew T. Rollins
John C. Laning
Wiley
Linwood
Walter BK. Cor
Kauss City
Ial Wennettat
Thei
Adrian
Williams
Phenicie
Joe Lawrence
Earth -Phenicie
Mabel McNaughton
Winifred
Leslie Zoellner
Routh
Seneca
Jacob Winslow
Waysas City
Madward
McNerney
Archie
Beatrice
Nehera
A. Kinball
Tiervenwworth
Cain
Olathe
Herman Cain
Gerda Kinzler
Ruth Mrnestine Hoynen
Bert
Gress
Frie Stranger
Frank Waring
Dn Bataulay Emdroing
LS. Maxwell
W. A
Atchison
Herp
Tis Son
John Succuc di Lawrence
Frei Thadion Aura Bradley
al ‘Barlington
Tester Brinley
S&s
Jilly Suday
Chase
Elizabeth Burgess
Porter’ Bell
Bell
Earl Williams
Baldwin
Edga Rowler
Doris
Shebogwan
Wis
Maurine Clark
Dornel
Clark
Bowler
Emma Hurst
Chicago
Coole
Hoflman
Mary Haynes
Terry
Miss Halimim
Tonganoxie Reading Club Elects Officers for Year
The Tonganoxie Reading Club met at Mr. TL. Oreishach's home Friday afternoon for a last meeting before summer vacation. Officers elected for the new year include President Mrs. J. V. Droishaech, Vice-President Miss Bertha Kurler, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Frank O Zellner.
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Tonganexie Reading Cli
TL. Oreishach
Benjamin Franklin
Frank Ozeliner
Mel Brown
Summier Vacaumn
J. V. Droishaeh
Bertha Kur
Tonganoxie Personal Notes and Local Visits
A garbled local items list mentions Ross A. Phenicie of Rena purchasing several five passenger Buick temnobiles. A group from Tongan attended a bank holiday evening event. McBone of Lawrenes toured Kansas City and Tongan. Week Sone visited Kansas City with his uncle. A gathering with friends in Kansas City this week. Amos Wilson of Kansas City spent the week here with friends.
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Ross A. Phenicie
Rena
Palmer's Fragrant Perfumes featured in floral ad
An advertisement extols Palmer's Fragrant Perfumes with scents like Lilac Apple Blossoms and Sweet Peas. It highlights the natural floral imagery and notes McColloch's Drug Store as a place to purchase these perfumes.
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Palmer
McColloch
Laig
How Mrs Bean Met the Crisis
Nashville Tennessee woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a tumor during the Change of Life. She writes the remedy helped both the change and the tumor, allowing her to avoid a doctor and feel well since. The letter invites others to seek the same aid and to write for guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia
Pinkham
Srs
B. H. Bsan
Joseph Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Property Deed Transfer and Parcel Descriptions
Part of north and southwest quarter of 2012 20 affiday Alarshall Dodder and wife Over brook Kansas to Ceett Re Dadder S2A00 2 East half of southw est qusy fernnel vy half of southeast jus tival 514-1 wy cemetery Deeds Win Crutefield widewer Douglas county Kum ta Wm Brown S100 Fast half of lot 260 in section 8S of Oak with Cemetery Lawrence Tyan.
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Alarshall Dodder
Overbrook
Kansas
Ceett
Win
Crutefield
Widewer
Douglas County
Kum
Brown
Oak
Lawrence
Tyan
Wiedemann's ice cream ad appears in state postmasters meet
Kansas Postmasters Meet opens in Wichita with officials from across the state in attendance. The event features remarks and plans for the convention, while an ice cream and fruit ices offer is advertised with a contact at Wiedemann's Phones 189.
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Wiedemann’s. Hatinee
Kansas
Wichita
Tan
Real estate transfers listing multiple deeds in Kansas towns
A garbled list of warranty deeds in Kansas counties includes transfers from Kent G Samiel widow to Beulah Lowise Messenger and from Sheriff Day to Brown widow Brown to Warren E Brown with parcels on Fremont Street Baldwin and adjacent lots on High Street. Also mentions parcels on Jersey Street and Bridge Street, and other various names with small claims or pending amounts.
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Kent G
Samiel
Allen County
Kan
Beulah ‘Lowise
Tol TA
Freemont Street
Baldwin
Marter of Brown
Butler
Kansas
Warren E. Brown
Hieh Street
Wan
Lillie MeGregeer
Renee
Kato
Frances
Lditios
North
Laiyyener
Nanads
L. T. Bro
Jersey
Marie F. Kelse
Lawrence
Lelen
Fischier
Lottaldwin
vTs
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Breath and Bowel Aid
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant aiding natural cleansing. It claims to improve bad breath, using a vegetable ol ive oil formula and eschewing harsh cathartics. Sold by All druggists at 2d per box through The Olive Products Company, Columbus, eo.
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Dy Edwards
F. M. Edwards
The
Olive Faet E Company
Columbus
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Post No. 1
Aevo
Philo Hay
Round Corner Drug Co
Evans Drug Store
Magsichusetts
Lawrence, Kah
Burnie
Gulgving
Made
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Lilian Smith
Helen Pearson
Quikes Wednes- Merro
Sibley
Mr. Kennedy
Edd Smith
Lesle Sample
Ma. Ruimsey
Rgaret Wilson
Ments
Russell Deady
Bryan Holmes
Smith
Kennedy
Mary
James Whitcomb Riley
Pardee
Walker
Randall
Stony Point
Pratts
Ann, Robertson
Oakes
Hood
I. VU
Journal-World
Canada
Teddans
Apson
Judie
Alpha
A. G. Taller
Tattie Tuller
Lawrence Fing
Ruth “Thomas md Anya
Osage
J! W. Brigham
Margaret Palmer
Ideate
Masterole Company
Cleveland
Tonganoxie
Ler
Frank O Zellner
M Laing
Arse S.kauhton
Jol Lining
Leonora
Abte , Brown
Young
Anna Bell
P. Leakey
Denholn
Dick, Bros
Mrs. Bean
Efteieney
James S. Kirke & Co
U. S.A
Innes, Billene & Hackman Round Corner Drug Co
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