Kansas Panett Makes Big War Drive In Topeka
In Topeka Kans a broad campaign to raise 1900000 for United War Work is organized by seven partner groups. Leaders Wiley Hutchinson Pierce and Chancellor Strong attended with CWA and YMCA reps while Catholic, Jewish and Salvation Army affiliates prepare state structures. Final apportionments for counties and districts will be set Sept 17 as national drive aims for 170 million across 14 central states.
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Topeka
United
Wiley
Wile
Hutchingon
No Kansas
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France
Italy
Russia
Ae Wegic
Strong
I. Wiley
Hutchinson
Clifford
Pierce
Huffman
Mint Allens Grafton
W. C. A. Paul Huycke
Catholic National War Council
J.L. Coons
Manhattan
Frank Strong
University of Ias
Chas. L.calladay
American Library Associaon
Herbert Roberts
Kansas City
Kansas
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
Trepresentaes
National United War Work
John R. Mott
New York
Central Department
Douglas County Free Fair Issued Schedule
A Douglas County free fair schedule is issued detailing event days and locations. Authorities confirm official notices and venue assignments for exhibitors and attendees.
County Fair Premium Lists for Douglas County Fair 192?
Premium lists for the Douglas County Fair on September 25 26 and 27 are issued in a 104 page booklet. Ten departments show cash prizes horses cattle swine poultry farm products horticulture floriculture conservation art and stock judging with grand stock display on September 26. Live stock day features a women's competition and a silver loving cup prize for boys and girls. Copies available from Journal-World office or J T Skinner secretary.
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Douglas Counfait
R. K Nicholson
Vannoy Miller
EA. Roe
James A. Coral
H. H. Sibley
W. A. Pine
L. M Walters
Douglas
W. E. Koehring
Koehring
Lena Miller
Food Administration
Art and Fancy
James A. Mitchell
George A. Porteous
Wm. B. Dalton
Journal-World Office
J. T. Skinner
Markets yield cattle hogs and grain data from Kansas City
Kansas City markets report 6000 cattle and 5000 hogs with steady trade. Prime fed steers reach 17.25 to 18.80, dressed beef steers 11 to 17, cows and heifers 6 to 13, stockers 7 to 15.50, calves up to 12.50. Light hogs 19.25 to 20.35, heavy 20.25 to 20.60, pigs 18.75 to 19.25. Cash wheat steady at 2.18 to 2.19, No 2 hard. corn firm around 1.70 to 1.73 for No 2, white 1.89 to 1.91. Hay market and receipts noted.
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Mi Hay
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Residents meet and travel in Kansas City and Topeka
Mrs T H Chalkley and Miss Marcella Chalkley traveled to Kansas City this morning. Mr James Williams on furlough from Fortress Monroe V A visited for a few days. Miss Ruth Trent returned to Evanston after visiting Miss Ruth Bottomly. Mr and Mrs Titterington visiting in Topeka for a few days. Edward D Sraith of Burlington visited friends in Lawrence yesterday. Freddie pats at Burlington. Mr and Mrs S Nicholson returned from a month in io. Music Club programs available at Evans Drug Store. Chancellor Frank Strong spending the day in Topeka. Clarence Brown went to Topeka for a fireman railroad examination.
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Marcella ‘Chalkley
Kansas City
James Williams
Fortress Monroe
Ruth Trent
Ruth Bottomly
Evanston
Titterington
Topeka
Edward D. Sraith
Burlington
Lawrence
Ty Ag . Freddie
Pats
Jin Lawrence
Rge B. Hartman
A. C. Longat
TopekasPx
S. Nicholson
Music Club
Evans Drug Store
Frank Strong
Clarence Brown
Power Plant Out of Order in Kent Limiting Interurban Service
The Kent power plant supplying the Interurban rail cars is out of order causing electricity to be diverted for water purification work. Lawrence, McNish, and a listed phone number are connected to the notice about the outage and the affected operations.
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Kent
Lawrence
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