Kansas American Legion to push 1922 soldiers bonus vote
The Kansas American Legion will launch a vigorous campaign at its Hutchinson state convention October 3 to win voter approval for bonds up to 23 million dollars to fund World War I veteran bonuses. National and state leaders will speak, and delegates from across Kansas are expected to attend.
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American’ Legion
Hutchinson
Frank E. Samuel
John G. Emory
Grand Rapids
Mich
John W. Inter
Chattanooga
Tenn
James G. Marbard
General Pershing
Harbord
Kansas State Agricultural College
U. S. Public Health Service
Vocational Education Act
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
George Withers
Clay Center
Orlin ~A. Weede
Atchison
John Floyd
Arkansas City
Richard C. Meek
Parsons
Samuel
el Dorazlo
Lawrence
Salina
Legion
Legionnuite
Wichita
Salvia
Kansas Bands
Tom S. Howell
Baldwin Notes and Local Encounters in a Busy Week
Baldwin residents host relatives and visitors from Topeka and Kansas City. The Benton Auxiliary dissolves to join the Woman's Foreign Missionary society as several locals travel for church, school, and medical events. Community leaders discuss civic projects, health campaigns, and upcoming meetings across towns.
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Kansas City
Jasperson
Florence Jasperson
Baldwin
William Balch
George A. Nicholson
Bakdwin
Mgr
John TP. Slaughter
Sarah Hazel Slaughter
Topeka
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Homer’ Kk. Ebright
Myris N. Widing
Esther Houston
Maude Lawson
Ethel Payne
Baroda
India
Benton
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A .Gay Potter Benton
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Mrsperson
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Peka
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Mabel Marsh
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Y Muengenmeyer
Naomi
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Lawrence
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Charles Shirk
Garden City
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James
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Murphy
Jersey Street
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Max O’brien
Humboldt
Dixon Hospital
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Mary Corrine
Atchison
Roy Swank
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Chanute
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Hell
J. W. Woodyard
Lloyd McHenry
Tar
Missouri
McHenry
New York City
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Clyde Odom
Eustacia Bennett
Richter
J. C. Osborne
Mer
Bombing and gas attacks recall veterans' war memories
Text reflects on sham bombing and gas attacks while evoking veterans’ memories of Somewhere in France. The line ties danger to remembered service, urging awareness of past experiences among former service members.
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Butler county man fined for found farm still
A Butler county man received a $100 fine and thirty days in jail on each of three counts after a still was found on his farm. Costs totaled $460 and the still was confiscated.
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el Dorado
Butler County
Hutchinson
Reno County
Sand Hills
Water Shut Off Notice and Local Ads
Notice to North Lawrence water consumers of an emergency leak requiring water shut off in Lawrence on Thursday September sth from lodp im. WwW. CLELAND, Cumnir. Razors sufter razor strops, shaving brushes and articles sold at Barber's Drug Store. Also a stray ad for vaccination and tailoring services.
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Lawrence
Lodp. Im
Cleland, Cumnir
Barber's Drug Store
Postum offers better sleep and energy for 10 days
A healthful beverage claim urges readers to quit coffee and tea and switch to Postum for 10 days. It promises sound sleep, stronger energy, and improved endurance, recommending readers order from their grocer.
An Ideal Kingdom of Tongs in the South Seas
Sydney reports a description of Tongs, a pacific kingdom with no army or tax, where every male 16 and older must own 8.25 acres. Premise presented by Tui Vakunas, premier of the island, as recent description of the place. A separate item notes a trash fire in New Orleans street burning debris, with unknown lumber loss.
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Sydney
New South Wales
South Seas
Tongs
Tui Vakunas
Appreciated Firemen Help Promoted by Massachusett Street Threat
Firemen honor Ulief Reinisch after a building on Massachusett Street was threatened by fire on several nights. A contribution of 40 dollars was sent yesterday to the fireman relief fund in appreciation of their service.
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Lyons
J. Ralph Burton
Salina
United States
League
Burton
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