Two Year Old Brown Horse and Five Year Old Bay Horse
A brief listing notes two horses: a bay horse aged five and a brown horse aged two. No further details on breed or owner are provided.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1918
Page
5
Property auction includes tools and equipment assortment
A list of items offered includes an 8 gallon cream can a No 6 Sharpless separator an iron kettle an incubator and brooder a step ladder a 116 ft ladder and a large lot of hand tools. The readable text indicates a single sale with multiple farm and shop items.
Community Notes From Fairview And Vicinity
Local county briefs record visits and social gatherings among Fairview families including Wilsons Lathrops and Humphreys. The piece notes school plans, a motor accident injuring Mrs Schaal, a birthday surprise for Dorothy Wagner, and multiple trips to Lawrence Vinland and Burr Oak for visits, teaching, and shopping. It also reports deaths and upcoming church and W M S meetings, plus farm and garage developments.
Local Socials Note From Belvoir and Nearby
Mrs Fred Kampschroder and children traveling visitor lists appear with Maine and Robert, Mrs Charley Houk and Edith and Walter, Mrs Harry Dotson and daughter Tielma and Miss Madge. Woodward spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs J Murphy and daughters. Miss Glidys Herchel of Toyoka visits week with cousin Misses Baws and Edith Koehler. Mr Fred Kampschroder and Mr sect one called on Mr Charley and Taming ay Mey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryton
John Koehler
Henry
Lawrance
Horace Humphrey
Hichland
Belvin Hall
Robert Steele
James Steele
Lawrence
Will Shaw
Lala
M. J. “Murphy
Bessie
Esther
W. HL. Tucker
Richland
Lucinda’ Jackson
Leslie Demerritt
Topeka
Percy ‘Humphrey
Alvin
Louis Kampfenroter
Harry Murphy
Albert
Albert Demerritt
Fred Kampschreder
Rand
Charley Houk
John Denowiler
Fam J
Lomn Hume
HY. He. Tucker
Will Breckenridge
S Jucinda Jackson
Edwin Steele
Fred. Kampschroder
Maine
Robert
Edith
Walter
Harry Dotson
Tielma
Madge
Woodward
J. Murphy
Glidys Herchel
Toyoka
Misses Baws
Edith Koehler
Fred Kampsehreder
Charley and
Taming
Pain Relief Promise from Antisepticon Snake Oil Cited
An advertising notice touts Antisepticon snake oil as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia sore joints and more. It claims rapid pain disappearance and internal external use for coughs colds sore throat diphtheria and tonsillitis with money back guarantees and varying bottle prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsy
Round Corner Drug Co
Sol
Kane Agy
Charles McCurdy Buys Kaw Valley Farm in Kansas
Charles McCurdy has purchased a fine Kaw Valley farm near St. Marys in Pottawatomie County, Kansas for $16,000. He traded his 32 room residence at 645 Indiana St. The Indiana Street property is now owned by Charles Backman of Topeka. The deal was arranged through the Lovajoy Tanompany. Adj, ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCurdy
St. Mary's
Pottawatomie County
Kansas
Indiana St
Charles Backman
Topeka
Lovajoy Tanompany
Adj
Ont
Town Notes and Visits Highlight Social Roundup
Tonganooxie residents Mr and Mrs George Case and son Oris traveled to Mountains View Arkansas after summering with Mr and Mrs R Fair. Miss Lucille Heiser leaves for Manhattan to finish Home Economics studies. Civics Prague group met with a salad service by She Cain and Sara Mae. Miss Dorothy Henry returned from Kansas City visiting Miss Mildred Forpey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Case
Oris
Mountains 'View
Arkansas
R. Fair
Miss Dorothy -Henry
Kansas City
Mildred Forpey
Social notes from Tonganoxie and Kansas City visitors
Mr. Lee Robertson Chauncey Angeli Geo McCaffrey James Farrell George Farrell and T. M. Bagwell visited Kansas City this week. Clitus Hosford and Myr Mary Loomis spent time in town and Lawrence. Numerous local residents attended dances, picnics, and gatherings. Billie Hazen injured by car fender but escaped with minor wounds. Ongoing social calendar includes visits from Leavenworth and Kansas City residents and a Farmers Bureau picnic at Tonganoxie with Fort Leavenworth band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mitchell
E Pest Baleston
Kathryn
Nan‘nie Howard
Holcom's Grove
Julia McCaffrey
Fairview
Hilda Koehler
Ruth Brown
Newton’Schaal
Will
Mitchell Home
C. Pine
North Lawrence
Schafstalls
Edith Williams
Mildred Day
Lawrence
Charles Howard
L. D
Sanborn
Arieh
Wheitling
Lee Robertson
Kansas City
Chauncey Angeli
Geo.McCaffrey
James Farrell
George Farrell
T. M. Bagwell
Clitus Hosford
Mary Loomis
Big Stranger
Mars Houston
Christiange Sherman
Tonganesie
Shermain
Cy Apne Ell
Esther Lawrence
Ellie Brock
Ackerlind Will Y
Tonganoxie
Georgian Ramsave
Ruth Phenicie
Georgia Bleakley
A. T
Reno
Russ ‘Lafille Heiser
Stern
Myr
Ed McMallen
Paola
Billie
Mr. Cain
Leola Kenna
Jack“ Kenna
Ed McNerney
M. E. Howar
Leavensworth
S.J. McNaughton
Farmers Bureau
Captain Allen
Battle Field
Signal ‘Corp
Fort Leavenworth
Laming
Haley
Lacey Hook
Leavenworth
Ruth Newsome
Edminister
Coloretta Kenna
Seufert
Jack Kenna
Georgina Bleakley
Walter Bleakley
James Bleakley
Dorothy
Mae. Bleak
Joe
Katherine Curry
Alice Curry
Margaret
Donovan
The Joy of Motherhood in Ellensburg Washington
A fragmentary testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding childbirth and health. Mrs. Johnson from Ellensburg reports relief and a successful home life after use, urging other women with functional disorders to try the medicine and seek its guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Wash
T. Lee
Lydia
E. Pinkham
C. S. Johnson
Pinkham
How Long Must I Suffer From the Pangs of Rheumatism
An ad claims rheumatism stems from a germ in the blood and promises a remedy to remove demons from blood. It touts SSS as a proven treatment used for over fifty years and urges readers to try it for relief and to seek advice about the illness.
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Jersey
Peter Schuttler
Red L
Boss Fanning
D. Thomas
D. C. Asher
Kanwaka Ladies
Clarence Wilson
Mina, Rath
Vincent
Clarence, Jr
Potwin
Michael.Eberhart
Josephine
Carol Burgh
Gertrude Sidnisot
Ruth “Bown
Vinland
B. Leary
Bet Ayer
Estella
B. C
Helen Brown
Paul Koehler
Daugters
Herbert ‘McClintock
Vinton “Peters
Bussing
L. D. Roward
Joe Davis
Ernest Leary
Eugene
Hines
Dorothy Wagner
William Cooper
Orvin Cooper
Peter Dreher
Emma Cummings
Harry
Esther Murphy
Cecil
Percy Humphrey
Frank Houk
Kanwaka
William Murphy
George
Dave
Stull
Linna
Murten Woodward
John Keehler
Dee Kennedy
J. Fitzpatrick
Henry “Roehler
Upton’ Fitz
Patrick
Gus Wulfkuhie
Camp Funsa
Haywood Jackson
Jackson
Clinton Cemetery
Herbert. Lérbér
George Kennedy
Abby Tu ‘ Rity
R. R
Hickson Eed
Belvoir
Boss, Bignature
Cora Weilhousa- Bullard
Mooré's Summit
Don. Carfos
Tongandxie
Dr. Cremp
Dick ‘Building
K Ce
Farmers State “and Savings “Bank
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