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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1918

Page

6

Strengthen Power of Armies By Speeding War Industries

Speech urges rapid war production and home effort to win the war. It emphasizes ships, munitions, food, fuel, and clothing, and praises workers across farms, factories, and shipyards as the army at home. It highlights thrift stamps and war savings as vital, citing Treasury campaigns and the need for collective sacrifice in support of U.S. troops.

America France United States War Savings Treasury War Savings Campaign Ia Europe

Kansas City Journal and Star Staffer Draft Note

Smith moves to desk work at the Kansas City Journal while previously on the Kansas City Star staff. He was a junior on the hill and a debating team member. About twenty KU men will join a Kansas contingent heading to Fort in May 29, first quota to depart Kansas to a place other than Camp Funston.

Kansas City Journal Smith Kansas City Star K. U Kansas Fortin Camp Funston

Great Riches Lure Men to Zinc Fields in Oklahoma

In a Lawrence district tale of the Oklahoma-Kansas mining boom, mills run around the clock amid Mary Ann and Merrill prospects. Reports claim twelve millionaires from the Miami field last year as bold estimates place daily concentrate value at thousands, with vast caverns rich in lead and zinc.

Lawrence Mary Ann Merrill Kansas City Picher Mary Ann Ave Hoover Miami Field George O. Foster Kansas City Star Oklahoma-Kansas Miami

Veterinarian Establishes Lawrence Office in New Building

Dr. I. J. Pierson of Mounds Valley Kansas opens an Lawrence clinic on Ninth Street near Mutual Oil with remodeling underway and usage of the Howell Hospital building on East 8th Street for patient care. W. F. Henschel buys a Maxwell touring car. J. D. Kennard sells real estate including the Stubbs place on Barker Avenue to T. H. Chandler. Vaughn & Miller expand to accommodate growing laundry business fortunes in eastern Kansas.

I. J. Pierson Mounds Valley Kansas Lawrence Ninth Street Mutual Oil Company Howell Hospital East 8Th Street J. D. Kennard Stubbs Place Barker Avenue J. W. Anderson T. H. Chandler Tonganoxie Kans

Tennis Tourney Looms As Jayhawks Meet Tigers In D C

Kansas and Missouri aggies are set to clash in the annual Missouri Valley tennis tourney to be held at Rock Hill courts in Kansas City. Kansas, Missouri both rate as title contenders with veterans scarce. Skaer Mathews and Uhls lead Kansas while Warner and Shirky headline Missouri. Two former KU men, Paul Brindel and Merle Smith, leave with the Fort Logan draft contingent.

Jayhawk Tiger Tennis Sharks D.C Missouri Kansas Kansas Aggies Rock Hill Kansas City Tigers Aggies Jayhawkers Missourians K U K. U Fort Logan Colo Paul Brindel H. Merle Smith Brindel Kansan

Railway Rates Hiked Amid Wage and Coal Costs

Madoc states railway fares rise reflect higher wages and coal prices. The note pins latest adjustment on labor costs and fuel, signaling higher passenger and freight charges across routes.

New Schedule Sets Higher Rail Rates Across 3c Mile Base

Washington, May 27. Director General McAdoo ordered freight rates up 25 percent and passenger fares to 3 1/2 cents a mile from about 2 12 cents. June 10 for passengers and June 25 for freight, with intrastate lower rates wiped out. Commutation and suburban fares up 10 percent. interurban not changed. Special excursion and tourist rates largely discontinued. Major increases apply to coal, lumber, ore, sugar, and other commodities. Radioed to state railroad chairs to seek readjustments.

Washington McAdoo United States Wilson Interstate Commerce Commission

Rate increase urged as wartime sacrifice in nation’s war effort

The Director General says authorities will not overrule rate orders and calls on citizens affected by higher rates to support the principle as an unavoidable war measure. He urges acceptance of the burden in the spirit of self sacrifice for world liberty and grievous personal losses that come with national defense.

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Say No To Local Catarrh Remedies

Do not neglect it. Medicated sprays and nostrums only mask symptoms and never cure catarrh. Real relief comes from thorough treatment. Try S. S. S. as a blood cleansing remedy praised for decades. Obtain free medical advice from Medical Director, 22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

Conditton S. S.S Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Kansas Places Third in Missouri Valley Track Meet

Kansas finished third as Missouri won the Missouri Valley track meet in Columbia Missouri Tigers scored 62 to Kansas 39. Rice set a valley record in high jump 5 feet 11 3 4 inches and cleared 6 feet 1 2 inches in the same event Osborne also cleared 6 0 1 2 inches Deewall placed third in the mile while Rice took third in the broad jump and Ralph Rodkey fourth Kansas total ten points Oglevie yet to place in two mile Sylvester led Missouri with 11 points Schultz starred by winning the 100 yard dash in 9 4 5 seconds breaking the valley record of 10 flat. Mr C Warren visiting Mr F S Hester went to Manhattan this morning Now Farley left Lawrence for New Orleans to enlist in the merchant marines Mr and Mrs Charles P Banker and Miss Florence Banker drove to Manhattan for a weekend visit Miss Esther Swanson left for Pittsburg Kansas to attend summer school Miss Agnes Swanson leaves for Washington DC for a government position

K. U Columbia Missouri Tigers Nebraska Kansas Rice Nicholson Osborne Deewall Ralph Rodkey Jdayhawkers Oglevie Sylvester Schultz

For Sale Classified Fragments and Notices

For sale items include one gilt year-old sow and bred sows. Plant nursery offers Red Bermuda and Yellow Jersey potato plants at three dollars per ten. G A Pianper Roby Nee seeks work. Lost pin and stray items noted with partial details. Rent notices and other small ads appear with contact hints.

R. WH. Rogers North Third St Ford Peerless

Passing Grades or Drop Rule for Medical Enlisted Reserve Corps

Surgeon general tightens enlistment rules for medical students. Sixty college hours in government-recognized programs allow enlistment while continuing studies, with risk of removal for poor progress. Current draft enlistees cannot join. regular grade reports to Surgeon General monitor performance. Summer term promotes service careers and salary prospects at Lawrence Business College.

United States Army John Sundwall School of Medicine K. U Washington, D.C Reserve Medical Corps Corps Sam Lawrence Business College

Lost watch and sale notices from a late notice page

Lost ladies small watch on black ribbon bracelet reward return to 110 Tenn Phone 2183 Joe Private summer school and junior high work Maude Elliott 1224 White Sale of household goods includes room set buffet bedroom set kite cabinet fireless cooker rugs new refrigerator must be sold by June Strayed two white faced calves yearlings W Hl Hernburger Worden Phone 3IDESOARD FOR SALE Pie 12

Tenn Maude Elliott Ita W. Hl Hernburger

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