Treasury appeals for Indebtedness Certificates to aid economy
A special Treasury announcement urges taxpayers to buy Treasury Certificates maturing 15 to build a reserve for tax payments and ease money market congestion. Bowersock emphasizes 4 percent interest and the role of bankers in facilitating purchases to support government demands and industrial borrowers.
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Boweree
Douglas Counee Wees
The
Treasury
Bowersock
Secretary of the Treasury
Red Cross Salvage Store Finishes First August
Red Cross salvage store reports August as its first month with gross receipts 150 dollars and net profits 150 dollars. Lawrence residents donated old clothes dishes furniture and other salvage surpassing expectations. Managers Mrs H B Asher and Mrs Belle Wilmot invite more donations including children's clothing and materials.
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Red Cross
Lawrence
Red Coss
H. B. Asher
Belle Wilmot
Boston Fans Hopeful for Series Opener Delayed by Rain
Boston observers report light attendance for bleacher seats as rain subsides and both the Boston Americans and Chicago Nationals prepare to play the first World Series game of the year. Probable lineups list Flack Hollacher and Merkle at key positions for Chicago with Ruth expected to pitch for Boston against Hoop er Strunk and Whiteman supported by McGinnis Scott and Thomas.
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Boston
Boston ‘Americans
Chicago Nationals
Flack
T. F
Hollacher
Ae Mann
Paskett
Merkle
Pick
Deal
Killifer
Hendrix
Tyler
Boston Americans
Hooper
Shean
Strunk
Whiteman
Two-Seated Plane Sets Altitude Record At 23500 Feet
Chicago reports Lieutenant M. B. Kelleher and a passenger reached a 23500 foot altitude in a two seat plane at Grant Park during a wartime exposition. They used new oxygen gear but had to descend after oxygen began to fail. The prior passenger record stood at 21000 feet.
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Chicago
M. B. Kelleher
Grant Park
Kelleher
That delicious desert Kaw Valley ice cream
A brief notice notes a desert Kaw Valley ice cream offering with a contact number 820 for inquiries.
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Kaw Valley
Valley
Call 820
Haskell Indians begin football practice with four possible games
Haskell Institute opened football practice with a squad of forty as Coach J. E. Saunders books a fall schedule of four games so far. The home opener is October 5, with Ottawa on September 28 at Ottawa. A Greighton game at Omaha November 9 and Phillips University at Enid follow, with a potential Friends University game October 19 in negotiation. Prospects look bright for a fast, strong team.
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Haskell Institute
J. E. Saunders
Haskell
Supt. H. B
Ottawa
Student Army Training Corps
Greighton University
Omaha
Phillips University
Enid Okla
Friends University
Saunders
Roper
Missouri University
Missouri Valley
Local Social Notes From Funston Area
Mrs C Baker and others visited, Ezzya Barnhart and Asa called on Suttons, Misses Baker visited Yauslin in Baldwin, Mrs Russel Butler returned for a family death, Curver and Walter Wilson taken to Kansas City, Clary and Hird visitors to Cline, Num ber Ten youngsters enjoyed a picnic at Conards, Shott and Gertrude guests at Hird home, Number Ten school painted with stove installed, September 9 opening with Miss Clare Powell, High Prairie Sunday school picnic at James Gale Grove.
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Martha Price
Curver
Walter Wilson
Kansas City
Roy Clary
C. M. Hird
Cline
Number Ten
Conard
Mary Shott
Gertrude
O. M. Hird
Clare Powell
High Prairie
James’Gale
Independence Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Miss Bess Moore of Kansas City visited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Jardon and family. Lula Pance of Willow Springs spent Saturday night and Sunday at the L2G. Baker home. Mr. and Mrs. Dockie Sutton and children and Mrs. Jane Sutton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Rock. Julia Johnson of Lawrence visited Gale home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Leach and family were guests at Baldwin. Misses Nelle and Grace Baker were Lawrence visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Stevens enjoyed a visit from her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bailey of Kansas City, last week. D. G. Sutton of Shawnee spent a few days with his son Frank Sutton and family. Mrs. O. M. Hird and daughters Blanche and Beulah visited Bowserer Thursday and Friday, returning to camp.
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Bess Moore
Kansas
M. J. Jardon
Lula Pance
Willow Springs
Baker
Dockie Sutton
Jane Sutton
John Rock
Julia Johnson
Lawrence
Gale
Judson
Leach
Baldwin Sun
Nelle
Grace Baker
Charles Stevenin
G. -B. Bailey
Kansas City
D. -G. Sutton
Shawnee
Frank Sutton
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Frank Gee
Vt St
O. McCleery
Black
G. W. Evander
Eudora
O. D. Thoma Atic
Salvation Army Employment Office
East Highth Street
L. PD. Howard & Sons
D. Thomas
Richand
Overbrook
Belvoir
Dodge
Jacob Badsky
Kas
Wilks Realty Company
Eastman Kodak Film
Marie-Maber Richardson
Phone J. Smith
Indiana
Maine
Noah Gimbiel
BO Bowersock
Wiedemann’s
Journal-World
John’ J. Pershing
Kaiser Wilhelm
Langham High Clothes
Wate
Lawrence. Optical ‘Co
Ihaskell Braves
Coach Sanders
Massachusetts Street
L. L. Phillips & Co
Lawrences
Lawrence, Kansas
W. H. Quakenbush
E. S. Weatherby
Skofstad
Tom Wye
Robert E. House
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
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